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Burdened by debt, savvy SF office owners get creative
Despite billions in loans coming due, landlords and lenders are finding that messy breakups aren’t worth the trouble.
Billionaire Telegram CEO says he was attacked in SF after 2014 Jack Dorsey meeting
Pavel Durov went on a world tour to find a Telegram HQ. San Francisco was a leading candidate until three men tried to steal his phone.
Reports: Tesla to lay off at least 10% of global workforce
The automaker's CEO Elon Musk calls the move a 'difficult decision,' according to a memo obtained by a media outlet.
San Francisco is getting back to in-person work. Just ask these companies
San Francisco has the nation's lowest return-to-office since before the pandemic. But companies of a certain breed are coming back to work.
