Liz Lindqwister

Business Editor

From Salesforce socks to dolphin noises, Dreamforce was a beautifully bizarre mecca for the techies among us.

33 Tehama first flooded in June, forcing residents of the ritzy apartment block into hotels, now it’s flooded again.

The layoffs come on the heels of major reductions at companies ranging from Meta to Salesforce as the tech reckoning marches on.

The Salesforce CEO said Dreamforce, SF’s largest business event in years, is critical to changing the city’s image.

Plummeting shards narrowly miss people on the street below the tower. 