Nine in 10 U.S. marketing agencies now use generative AI. Half use agentic AI for marketing execution. Those figures, from Forrester research published in June
San Francisco officials are considering legislation that would allow qualifying residents to operate regulated restaurants from their homes. The proposal would bring the city into California’s Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operations framework, creating a legal pathway for eligible residents to sell prepared meals while meeting specified health and operating requirements. Key
For months, your heating system has had an easy job: essentially nothing. Then the first genuinely cold night arrives. Thermostats across the neighborhood switch from cooling to heating. Furnaces that haven’t operated regularly since last winter fire up again. Heat pumps change modes. Equipment that seemed perfectly fine when it
OpenAI is reportedly in discussions to sublease about 100,000 square feet at 500 Terry A. Francois Blvd. in San Francisco’s Mission Bay, next to an office building it already occupies. The potential deal would deepen the company’s local real estate presence while adding another significant technology lease to the neighborhood.
By Audrey Denise B. Cachuela Anthony Trucks spent years building an identity around a locker room, a playbook, and a body that could take a hit and keep moving. Then a shoulder injury ended his NFL career in a single afternoon, and identity science offers one of the more useful
Waymo Ojai robotaxis are now available to all riders in San Francisco, moving the company’s next-generation vehicle beyond its earlier limited rollout. The Aug. 19 expansion also covers Los Angeles and Phoenix, giving more passengers access to a redesigned cabin, Waymo’s sixth-generation autonomous driving system and new in-car technology. Key
By: Daniella Stewart Getting someone into the United States on a work visa is the part of immigration that most HR departments understand reasonably well. Familiar categories, established processes, and legal teams know how to navigate them. What happens after that, when the status expires, when the policy environment shifts,
California-based researcher Dr. Satpreet Singh is building an interdisciplinary body of scholarship that examines leadership, artificial intelligence, sustainability, organizational culture, and the ways institutions respond to technological change. As artificial intelligence, sustainability pressures, and rapidly changing technologies reshape organizations, some of the most consequential research questions no longer fit neatly
A Business Built Around Families Real estate has often been described as a relationship business, but John Ohler’s career shows what that idea looks like over time. For more than four decades, his work has centered on helping individuals and families make decisions that often shape the next chapter of
By Emily Williams Jingyi Zhu is a product and UX designer whose work focuses on making complex digital systems easier to understand and navigate. With a background that spans computer science, interaction design, and journalism, she approaches design as more than visual problem-solving. For her, design is a way to
The San Francisco tourism forecast projects record visitor spending of $10.6 billion in 2027, although arrivals may remain below the 2019 peak. San Francisco Travel figures show how international travel, hotels, conventions and events could shape the city’s tourism recovery in the coming year. Key Takeaways Visitor spending is projected
By: Fabianna Barbery One of the most quietly urgent chapters in The Gift of Time is the one Erika Debrah Reed titles The Autonomous Divide, and it is worth pausing on what makes it so important before discussing the book as a whole. Reed has spent the preceding chapters building
Palo Alto parents are pressing school leaders to reconsider how students use classroom tech, from district-issued Chromebooks to generative AI. The debate carries broader relevance because it is unfolding in Silicon Valley, where schools are balancing digital literacy with demands for more paper-based, teacher-led and face-to-face learning. Key Takeaways Parents
Moving a business is nothing like moving a house. There’s no weekend buffer, no “we’ll unpack later” luxury. Clients still expect calls answered. Employees still need working desks. And every hour your office sits in boxes is an hour that isn’t generating revenue. If you’re planning a commercial move in
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