San Francisco’s sauna market is moving beyond traditional gyms as more than a dozen publicly accessible facilities operate across the city. Dogpatch Paddle & Kayak
San Francisco-based Together AI has signed a $240 million multi-year agreement with IBM to deploy NVIDIA AI infrastructure on IBM Cloud. The arrangement will support large-scale AI inference and expand Together AI’s capacity to provide open-source models and AI services to enterprise customers. Key Takeaways Together AI signed a $240
By: Daniel Reyes For a long time, the roof was the last thing a luxury homebuyer asked about. Kitchens sold houses. Primary suites sold houses. The roof was something you noticed only when it failed. That has changed on the West Coast over the past decade, and it is now
One of the most consequential tax law changes affecting real estate investors over the past several years was the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), which made 100% bonus depreciation permanent. Before OBBBA, bonus depreciation was phasing down on a defined schedule: 80% in 2023, 60% in
By: Ethan Rogers Artificial intelligence has become one of the defining economic stories of the decade. Nearly every week brings another headline about automation, workforce disruption, or companies using AI to eliminate repetitive tasks. Executives debate how many jobs artificial intelligence will replace, economists publish new forecasts about changing labor
Fire smoke from the Woodside Fire pushed parts of Sonoma County into hazardous air-quality territory as crews worked to contain the 143-acre blaze near Timber Cove. The alert matters across the North Bay, where residents faced health precautions, evacuation orders and road closures. This report explains the fire’s status, smoke
By: Natasha Johan There is a structural problem at the heart of oncology that most people inside the field understand, and most people outside it have never been shown clearly enough to demand something different. The knowledge required to meaningfully accelerate the path to cancer cures exists, distributed among pharmaceutical
By William Jones A senior software engineer earning $450,000 in total compensation walks into a mortgage application meeting expecting the process to be a formality. Their credit score is excellent. Their bank balance is healthy. Their employer is one of the largest technology companies in the country. Two weeks later,
Most B2B podcasts are passion projects wearing the clothing of marketing strategies, according to Dr. Connor Robertson, founder of Elixir Consulting Group and host of The Prospecting Show. In his account, they launch with excitement, reach 20 or 30 episodes, plateau at a few hundred downloads, and get quietly deprioritized
By: SM Harrison Most books about branding and communication arrive with a confidence that outpaces their evidence, promising transformation through frameworks that have been stress-tested in a handful of case studies and extrapolated into universal principles. Ernie Ross takes the opposite approach in Intangience, and the restraint of that approach
By: Michael Shank Business insights can arrive from unexpected directions, and Brandon C. Blewett has spent more than a decade observing how airports and airplanes reveal human behavior under pressure. In those environments, people are tired, rushed, crowded, and often less guarded than they might be in a professional setting.
By: May Franco Most books about purpose arrive with the implicit promise that reading them will reveal something you did not previously know about yourself, some hidden calling or dormant passion that the right framework or the right exercise will bring to the surface. Wings of Purpose makes a more
Vanderbilt San Francisco arts college plans advanced this week after Vanderbilt University announced it will establish a new arts college at its future San Francisco campus with support from a $75 million matching gift provided by Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang and Lori Huang. The new college will become part of
By: Shawn Mars Most branding advice stops at attention. Get noticed. Be memorable. Stand out. The problem is that attention does not actually buy anything. It is the entry ticket, not the outcome. Serah D’Laine, brand strategist and founder of the strategic visibility firm STAGE IIX, argues that the real
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