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Chipmaking giant NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) invested $10 million in Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER) spinout Serve Robotics, TechCrunch reports. Serve aims to use the funds to further expand its sidewalk delivery robot service outside Los Angeles and San Francisco. “Nvidia’s investment is rooted in a longtime partnership with Serve using various technologies from us, from the…

Cannabis continues on a rocket-ship trajectory as legalization spreads, investors double down on backing the technology powering the industry and as outdated stereotypes of cannabis consumers fade. 

DALLAS — It feels like ancient history now, the story of how Jerry and Stephen Jones almost came to blows in The Mansion at Turtle Creek in 1995 when the younger Jones realized his father was about to pay an exorbitant salary to pry Deion Sanders out of San Francisco.…

A California police officer has been sentenced to six years in prison for fatally shooting an unarmed mentally ill man nine times as the man drove slowly away from police in a wealthy San Francisco suburb

United Airlines Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:UAL) introduced bag drop shortcut, a new, simple way for customers to skip the line and check their bag in a minute or less on average. United said it is streamlining the process as recent customer surveys show that the bag check process can be a more stressful…

From Fox News (Jessica Chasmar): Ilya Shapiro, a constitutional scholar who recently found himself in hot water over a tweet about President Biden's Supreme Court nominee, was shouted down by law students in San Francisco, videos show. Shapiro joined a discussion Tuesday afternoon about Justice Stephen Breyer's Supreme Court vacancy…

San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch says last year's No. 3 overall pick lives up to the hype and high expectations

To immerse yourself in the culture, cuisine and political radicalism that California is famous for, there’s no better place to start than the distinct neighbourhoods of San Francisco

Dating ancient seismic events is inexact, but a quake could come at any time.