Business
Everlane confirms it’s closing San Francisco HQ, but are not getting evicted
The brand assures that the exit from its SF offices was ‘not adversarial’
Is Uber responsible for its drivers’ behavior?
A San Francisco judge weighs whether or not the ride-hailing company is liable when drivers commit sexual assault
Everlane faces eviction from San Francisco HQ
The struggling direct-to-consumer brand is overdue on its rent, landlord claims
Meet the moped flocking SF streets
The Davis startup HMP is wooing delivery drivers around the Bay
San Francisco could absorb $240M of unused worker health reimbursement funds
Over a hundred thousand workers in SF, largely in hospitality, are leaving money on the table
The Bay Area mobilizes to search for missing Farley’s owner
Amy Hillyard has been missing since Wednesday afternoon
Olive oilman: A Palestinian family’s orchard has roots that reach the Bay Area
Despite climate change, war, and other major challenges, Mohammad Ribhi’s relatives keep making Beit Hanina Jerusalem Olive Oil
A $2.1 billion tweet: Elon Musk defrauded Twitter investors
A San Francisco jury found the Tesla CEO liable for $2.1 billion in damages over tweets
Blockbuster: A $4.95 million price sets the bar for home ownership that much higher
A record-breaking sale of a Richmond house feels like an existential crisis for the neighborhood and the city
A beloved magazine about writers and money is reborn as a newsletter
Manjula Martin, Rahawa Haile, and friends are resurrecting ‘Scratch’ as a place for writers to talk about money, art, and how they survive
