Orders and annual revenue up for Palo Alto-based Tesla
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) plans to release its new Model S sedan later this year, and if its quarterly returns are any indication, investors are excited about the debut.
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Boys vs. Girls — Which is the more eco-friendly gender?
Which gender takes longer showers? Which sex eats more? Recycles more? Buys more sustainable products? In the battle for the ‘greenest of the sexes,’ some of the answers might surprise you.
Zynga earnings rise, then fall in after-hours trading
In its first earnings report as a publicly traded company, Zynga (NASDAQ: ZNGA) announced over $435,000 in net income losses for the fourth quarter of 2011 and a 13 percent growth in its daily active user base.
Experts say Silicon Valley isn’t living up to its artistic potential
Silicon Valley may fail to build community because of its lack of investment in the arts, according to a panel of experts who spoke at Friday’s 2012 Silicon Valley Conference.
Redwood City’s Shutterfly poised for acquisition spree
On the heels of an acquisition and record free cash flows, Redwood City’s photo printing giant Shutterfly hinted at its aggressive acquisition plans while announcing fourth quarter financial results on Feb. 1.
LeapFrog revenues buoyed by holiday LeapPad sales
Emeryville children’s electronic toy company earned ‘Toy of the Year’ honors for its LeapPad in 2011, exceeding analysts’ expectations on revenue and earnings per share.
Tesla unveils Model X to mixed response
Tesla Motors unveiled its third range of cars last night, the crossover utility vehicle called the Model X. Faster than a Porsche, but with “falcon wing” doors, the car was met with mixed reviews.
Electronic Arts shares drop following CFO departure
Redwood City based video game maker Electronic Arts saw shares fall over 4 percent Friday after Macquarie Securities downgraded it to neutral from outperform following the resignation of Chief Financial Officer Eric Brown.
Tech sector sees growth, but panel warns communities face social and economic threats
Constraints on new and small businesses are threatening Silicon Valley’s innovation and global competitiveness, said a panel of experts at today’s 2012 State of the Valley Conference.