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San Francisco-based Uber is expanding its headquarters to Oakland, it announced today.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is meeting with tech and other business leaders (including Apple CEO Tim Cook) today in Seattle, where they re expected to discuss an investment treaty.
Google still not providing revenue and earnings forecasts under new CFO Ruth Porat, but it is reportedly becoming a little more transparent with analysts and investors via briefings. (WSJ)
Uber rolls out test of uberCOMMUTE, a carpooling service, in China.
Zscaler, a San Jose cybersecurity company, closes $110 million financing round before eventual IPO.
Google charges advertisers for fake YouTube video views (by bots), say researchers.
ICYMI: The Washington Post will flow all its articles to Facebook Instant. (WSJ)
Also ICYMI: Jeb Bush says he would roll back net neutrality rules if he s elected president.
Keep calm and drive on: Smart car seat tracks drivers respiration and heart rates, offers massages when drivers are stressed.
Photo: A sign outside Uber s San Francisco headquarters. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
