Bay Area reacts to shocking assassination of Shinzo Abe
The assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shocked those who followed his career in the Bay Area.
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The assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shocked those who followed his career in the Bay Area.
Twitter is laying off a portion of its recruiting team after previously saying it would pause most hiring.
With the loss of UCLA and USC to the Big Ten in 2024, the conference and its remaining member schools face an even more uncertain economic future.
Twitter said it removes 1 million spam accounts each day in a call with executives Thursday during a briefing that aimed to shed more light on the company's fake and bot accounts as it tussles with Elon Musk over "spam bots."
A jury has convicted former Theranos official Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani for his role in carrying out a massive fraud with former partner and CEO Elizabeth Holmes, in a scandal that rocked Silicon Valley.
The hospitality sector in San Francisco is recovering jobs and the labor market is hot, but a recession may be coming, comments from the city's chief economist and the most recent report from the city Controller's Office reveal.
Staff and longtime customers have been saying their final farewells to Cesar on Shattuck, but the owners have some news that could change the future for the beloved restaurant.
The price of crude oil dropped below $100 per barrel this week for the first time in several months. While it won't have an immediate impact on gas prices in the Bay Area, industry experts say it should in a few weeks.
As California rolls out new tax cuts for legal marijuana growers to provide those who work in the industry relief, many say the black market is still making it difficult to survive in the business.
The federal government ordered San Francisco-based e-commerce site Wish on Tuesday to stop selling illegal and unregistered disinfectants on its online marketplace.
A law designed to force gig-economy companies like Uber, Lyft and DoorDash to accept workers as employees is also having a profound impact on the trucking industry.
While tourism numbers still have a way to go before fully recovering to pre-pandemic levels, businesses said the busy July 4th holiday was a good sign of progress.
The city of East Palo Alto will recommend on Tuesday that the City Council continue to support anti-displacement efforts to keep people in their homes and apartments, especially after statewide eviction moratoriums have expired.
It's been an uphill battle for the Bay Area restaurant industry during the pandemic, but there were a couple of bright spots in San Francisco this holiday weekend.
A California agency on Thursday has cleared the way for the Oakland Athletics to continue planning a $12 billion waterfront ballpark project.
