Business
While WeWork represents only 1% of the total office space in the city, it accounted for 17% of total leasing activity in 2021.
The newly revamped SoMa venue is a mix of big screens, food trucks, splashy street art and a barbershop to boot.
Downtown businesses still reeling from the pandemic hope an economic recovery program that funds pop-ups and other events survives the coming round of budget talks.
As much of Big Tech goes permanently remote, local startups seek the collaboration and innovation that working side-by-side provides.
Whether you’re hitting the beach or chilling at a barbecue, everything you’d want to take with you costs a lot more these days.
Researchers hope that a novel trial could lead to breakthroughs in the use of magic mushrooms to treat mental illness.
A sense of wary optimism pervades hotel and tourism operators as they chart a recovery amid the risk of a recession.
A string of financial services firms have left the city, leading to speculation about the impact of local taxes. But the full picture isn’t so clear.
Organizers of the Bay Area’s bid to be among the hosts held a watch party Thursday at Levi’s Stadium, the Santa Clara venue that will host the World Cup.
San Francisco will hit 5,000 layoffs during the first half of the year, with cuts by a variety of tech and non-tech companies.