The potential new owner of San Francisco’s iconic Transamerica Pyramid may be entering the U.S. market for the first time, signaling a significant move in commercial real estate investment. The deal awaits finalization.
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Airwallex has secured $330 million in a Series G funding round, valuing the fintech at $8 billion. The company also announced San Francisco as its second global headquarters, expanding its international footprint.
Power has been restored to the majority of San Francisco residents following a massive outage that disrupted the city. Utility crews continue working to fully resolve remaining issues, as investigations into the cause are underway.
Wells Fargo Technology Banking has expanded its team by 20%, signaling strong confidence in the tech sector’s growth. The bank reiterates a positive outlook, aiming to support innovation and emerging companies.
DFS Group has transferred its airport retail operations at Los Angeles and San Francisco to Duty Free Americas, marking a significant shift in the US duty free market, reports Moodie Davitt.
Forbes unveils the 2026 Fintech 50, spotlighting the leading fintech companies and startups shaping the future of finance. This annual list highlights innovation, growth, and market impact across the global fintech landscape.
San Francisco’s out-of-work service industry employees are shifting from lockdown pleas to active protests, demanding urgent support and relief as the city’s hospitality sector faces prolonged hardships.
San Francisco’s historically radioactive Alameda Island is home to a tight-knit community. Residents live amid contamination from past nuclear activities, navigating unique challenges and preserving the island’s complex legacy.
A San Francisco gallery owner faces charges after allegedly spraying a homeless woman with a chemical irritant. The incident, which sparked outrage, highlights ongoing tensions surrounding homelessness in the city.
Visit Oakland CEO is optimistic about the city’s future, highlighting its vibrant food scene and growing convention business as key drivers for economic growth and tourism in the Bay Area.
e.l.f. Beauty more than doubles its downtown Oakland office space, signaling strong growth. The expansion reflects the company’s confidence in the Bay Area’s talent pool, as reported by the San Francisco Business Times.
GM’s Cruise robotaxi venture, once a flagship growth initiative, is facing major setbacks as the automaker scales back operations. The move highlights challenges in turning autonomous tech into profitable services.
Tesla has officially taken over the Fremont facility initially planned for an Applied Materials plant. The move marks a significant expansion for the electric carmaker, reinforcing its manufacturing footprint in the Bay Area.
Databricks is actively hiring across multiple departments, offering roles in engineering, data science, and sales. Candidates with expertise in AI and cloud computing are highly sought after. Apply now to join the innovative team.
The San Francisco metro area remains the most expensive place to live in the U.S., with housing, transportation, and daily expenses far outpacing the national average, according to the latest cost-of-living report.
San Francisco has named its first legacy business strip club, recognizing the venue’s cultural and historical significance. The designation highlights the city’s evolving nightlife and commitment to preserving unique local businesses.
Smucker Co. plans to close its San Francisco office, resulting in up to 100 layoffs. The move reflects the company’s efforts to streamline operations amid shifting market conditions.
Harrington’s, a longtime San Francisco staple, has new owners whose investment is driving a notable downtown revival. Their strategic vision is fueling what local leaders call a ‘sea change’ in the city’s business landscape.
Former President Trump revealed that top tech executives persuaded him to cancel a planned troop surge to San Francisco, citing their concerns. The decision marked a significant shift in his approach to the city’s unrest.
Data center construction is booming nationwide. Business Insider’s new interactive map reveals where these tech hubs are rapidly expanding, highlighting the growing impact on local communities and infrastructure.