Washington Post begins layoffs, cutting 4 percent of workforce
The Washington Post is cutting about four percent of its workforce on the business side of the company, a spokesperson for the newspaper confirmed on Tuesday.
The Onion wins auction to acquire InfoWars, will turn it into parody site
Satirical site The Onion won control of Alex Jones' website InfoWars at a bankruptcy auction and will reimagine it as a parody of "weird Internet personalities."
Disney TV chief called 'Hollywood winner' in ascension of Kamala Harris to likely Democratic nominee
Disney co-chair Dana Walden, a longtime friend and fundraiser for Vice President Kamala Harris, could be the big "Hollywood winner" if the Democrat is elected president.
Frightened Oakland restaurant owner calls city's crime epidemic 'worst I've ever seen'
Stories about high-profile companies in Oakland closing shop or hiring extra security have made grim headlines in recent months.
Ambitious news startup The Messenger shuts down after less than a year
Digital news startup The Messenger shut down on Wednesday less than nine months after its launch and falling well short of its lofty financial goals.
In-N-Out closing in Oakland due to crime issues part of 'degradation of Bay Area,' local candidates say
Local leaders and anti-crime activists shared why they think crime is rising in Oakland after businesses like In-N-Out shuttered a store in the Bay Area City.