Paper vs. plastic — is one better for the environment?
A Stanford earth science student examines the environmental implications of paper and plastic grocery bags. In the battle to be eco-friendly, the results are complicated.
A Stanford earth science student examines the environmental implications of paper and plastic grocery bags. In the battle to be eco-friendly, the results are complicated.
Many companies are willing to provide sizable travel benefits to attract the perfect chief executive officer. And long-distance commuting is not just for executives. A new study shows that the trend of “super-commuting” is growing steadily.
Disturbed by the amount of plastic thrown into the San Francisco Bay, Stanford graduate student Ethan Estess created artwork illustrating the trash’s impact.
In the midst of a nationwide White House and media campaign to help veterans find jobs, Palo Alto’s Varian Medical is credited for being a military-friendly employer.
Henry Schulman, the San Francisco Chronicle’s Giants beat writer, has seen many changes in baseball – and baseball reporting – in more than two decades on the job.
How does Pandora categorize 10,000 songs each month? Do experts endorse video games for young children? What’s the connection between high school, Stanford and 49ers football? Listen now.
It’s a scary world out there — and increasingly so for Internet execs.
What are the toys, gadgets and snacks of the future? Visitors to Stanford University’s Cool Product Expo made their guesses Wednesday as they sampled products from 35 startups.
In the midst of America’s technology hub, Silicon Valley’s real estate market is experiencing competitive activity. With low inventory and high demand, some homebuyers and sellers are opting for off-market sales.