Yoyo Murphy has been named to the 2023 San Francisco Business Times 40 Under 40 list, recognizing young leaders shaping the Bay Area’s business landscape. Murphy’s impact spans the NBA and beyond.
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Warriors’ Onsi Saleh has been named to the 2024 San Francisco Business Times 40 Under 40 list, recognizing young leaders driving innovation and growth in the Bay Area’s business and sports communities.
San Francisco businesses and students joined a national strike protesting ICE policies, disrupting daily activities to demand immigration reform. The coordinated action highlights growing local opposition to federal enforcement.
Amazon’s Zoox is now offering free robotaxi rides in San Francisco, marking a key step in autonomous vehicle deployment. The service aims to gather data and improve user experience ahead of wider rollout.
Tech billionaire philanthropist faces unexpected political clash between Trump and San Francisco, highlighting tensions over urban policy and philanthropy’s role in contentious city governance. The Detroit News reports.
Officers from the University of San Francisco Center for Business Studies and Innovation in Asia Pacific met with officials from PCGSF to discuss collaborative opportunities and regional business advancements, as reported by Asian Journal News.
The EU Research Commissioner urged US scientists and investors to deepen collaboration, highlighting Europe’s commitment to innovation and funding opportunities. The pitch aims to strengthen transatlantic research ties.
Kenya’s President William Ruto will address the U.S.-Kenya Business Roadshow in San Francisco, highlighting trade opportunities and strengthening economic ties between the two nations, Pan African Visions reports.
San Francisco’s Union Square is experiencing a notable revival as businesses reopen and foot traffic increases. Retailers and restaurants report steady growth, signaling a positive economic rebound in the city’s iconic district.
The British Grosvenor family is dismantling its U.S. real estate empire, marking a major shift for the historic dynasty. The San Francisco Standard reports on the sale of key assets amid strategic restructuring.
Indian engineers, once drawn to Silicon Valley’s tech promise, are now reconsidering U.S. opportunities amid rising costs and shifting priorities. Some say, “I would not come to the U.S.” – reflecting a changing tech migration trend.
San Francisco’s Fleet Week will proceed in a scaled-back format despite the government shutdown, officials announced. The event will feature limited naval participation and public activities to maintain safety and tradition.
GetLatka unveils its 2025 list of the Top 200 San Francisco SaaS companies, highlighting the region’s innovation leaders in software-as-a-service. The ranking offers crucial insights into market trends and growth potentials.
San Francisco has filed a lawsuit targeting major food companies over ultra-processed foods (UPFs), citing public health concerns. The city aims to hold manufacturers accountable for health impacts linked to UPF consumption.
San Francisco-based Betsy Braids is making waves with diverse, stylish hairdos while supporting the local community. The boutique prioritizes creativity and giving back, embodying true #LocalLove.
World Cup watch parties are driving a surge in Bay Area business as Team USA ticket prices soar. Fans are flocking to local venues to catch the action, boosting sales and community spirit, reports KTVU.
The San Francisco Business Times has honored Tom Magnani as an outstanding voice in the Bay Area, highlighting his influential insights and contributions to the local business community, as reported by Mondaq.
Orlando joins New York, Miami, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Chicago in witnessing strong business tourism growth, leading Florida with over 3% rise in meetings, reaching nearly six million attendees, Travel And Tour World reports.
Central Business Districts are facing escalating office distress as vacancy rates rise and rents decline. CommercialCafe highlights mounting challenges for landlords amid shifting workplace demands.
San Francisco hotels report steady bookings during the World Cup, driven by international fans and local events. However, occupancy and revenue still fall short compared to the massive surge seen during the Super Bowl.