Autodesk Expands In San Francisco
Engineering and entertainment software publisher Autodesk announced Monday it would lease an additional 150,000 square feet of office space at One Market Plaza in San Francisco.
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Engineering and entertainment software publisher Autodesk announced Monday it would lease an additional 150,000 square feet of office space at One Market Plaza in San Francisco.
The unemployment rate in California is climbing again, hitting 12 percent in July as the state added just 4,500 payroll jobs for the month.
While the news is anything but rosy around the nation, an economic summit in San Jose on Thursday produced a positive outlook for the Bay Area.
An interview with UC Berkeley Professor of Economics and Law Alan Auerbach on the fluctuating state of the economy and what needs to be done to improve it.
Increasing numbers of Americans are dropping cable and satellite television service, and the weak economy is to blame, according to the Associated Press.
An interview with San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee on whether he will be a part of the upcoming mayoral race and some of the hot button topics and issues facing the city of San Francisco.
A recent Wall St. selloff has some traders fearing a double-dip recession. That perception may scare off many would-be shoppers, but not those who can afford luxury goods.
Encouraging innovation and job creation were just two of the topics as the President's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness gathered in Silicon Valley on Tuesday.
Another independent Bay Area movie theater is facing tough times. The operator of the Balboa Theater in San Francisco's Richmond District said this summer will be his last at the movie house.
President Obama made history on Wednesday with a town hall meeting, taking questions from Twitter users around the world.
In his travels About the Bay, KCBS reporter Mike Sugerman looks at the difficulties facing day laborers, who are struggling to find work in these tough economic times.
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce has released a new report on where the city's Board of Supervisors stands on key business issues.
An interview with Jim Wunderman, President and CEO of the Bay Area Council, on the economic climate in the region and an outlook on jobs in the area.
The recession dealt a heavy blow to Oakland Airport with significant drops in passenger numbers for the past several years. But a new State of the Airport report says there's evidence the trend is turning around.
A just released water policy report finds consumers paid dearly during California's most recent drought in the form of higher energy prices, and environmental strain.
An interview with Craig Thompson, CEO of the America's Cup Event Authority, on the race coming to San Francisco in 2013.
Improving fuel efficiency in California vehicles by four to six percent could create hundreds of thousands of new jobs in the state, according to a nonprofit policy research organization.
Gov. Jerry Brown's campaign promise that he would not raise taxes without a vote of the people helped him beat a billionaire Republican rival who was bent on portraying him as just another tax-and-spend Democrat.
Leaders at most of the Bay Area's biggest companies said they are optimistic about the economy, with more than a third planning to hire this year.
Job seekers who restrict the hunt to a particular industry often overlook organizations that could use their skills, according to recruiters at several large companies.
The Legislature's nonpartisan analyst is in agreement with Gov. Jerry Brown's administration that personal income is going up for California's wealthy, but they're not sure why.
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors has started work on closing a $220 million budget deficit through a combination of layoffs and service and program cuts.
BART's new interim general manager says stopping the Oakland Airport Connector project could cost the transit agency tens of million of dollars.
Another causality of San Jose's ongoing yearly budget shortfalls is road maintenance, and a newly released report shows how bad things have gotten.
San Francisco Muni is struggling with a shortage of light rail drivers and passengers are starting to feel the effects, but the transit agency has said that help is on the way.
