Bank of America is permanently closing its branch at 1525 Market St., ending a presence in San Francisco’s Mid-Market and Civic Center area that dates to 1959. The banking giant confirmed the location ...

The NBA All-Star Game is an economic success for the sport but the game has declined in popularity, with a format change ...

Bank of America issues a range of credit cards. There are cards for earning travel rewards and cash-back, as well as small business cards, airline credit cards and ones for building credit.

HOUSTON, Jan 31 - U.S. oil producer Chevron (CVX.N), opens new tab used the term "Gulf of America" instead of Gulf of Mexico in its fourth-quarter press release on Friday, a sign of corporate ...

Looking for the lowest-priced plans in the area? Xfinity and Astound Broadband tie for the cheapest internet service in San Francisco, both starting at $20 per month. Astound offers the better ...

SEGA is probably planning something big for JRPG fans in 2025. It’s been nearly 25 years since one of the finest JRPGs by SEGA, Skies of Arcadia, was launched. This October, the game will step into ...

San Francisco has been disrupted. This isn’t news. Even people who camp comfortably beneath rocks are aware that the tech boom has shifted the landscape. Airbnb, based here, has fundamentally ...

Sega announced that the new Sega Account system for both Sega and Atlus games is now live worldwide. People can sign up, then use that to get in-game DLC bonuses and direct news about titles. This ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Sega has launched its own account system, aptly called Sega Account, which provides benefits and rewards when playing Sega and Atlus games and ...

You’ve got your email hooked up to loads of accounts, but one more can’t hurt, surely? That’s especially true in the case of Nintendo Switch owners, as Sega’s launching a fresh reward system ahead of ...

Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images In Monday's inauguration speech, Trump set the tone for a significant change in U.S. foreign policy that could have seismic implications for America's friends and foes.