
San Francisco Biotech Epicrispr Raises $90M for FSHD Program
Biotech Epicrispr has closed a $90 million Series C as its experimental EPI-321 therapy advances through a Phase 1/2 FSHD study. The South San Francisco

Biotech Epicrispr has closed a $90 million Series C as its experimental EPI-321 therapy advances through a Phase 1/2 FSHD study. The South San Francisco

Cisco is preparing to cut 471 Bay Area roles, adding a new local marker to one of the most closely watched workforce shifts in the U.S. technology sector. The San Jose-based networking and security company plans to reduce positions across three offices starting July 13, according to public worker notification

Remote work remains a defining force in the Bay Area economy, even as more companies ask employees to return to the office. Across San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose and the broader regional business corridor, the office comeback has not moved as quickly as many employers expected. Recent public data shows

By Audrey Denise Cachuela Delivered and seen used to mean the same thing, but times have changed. The inbox has become one of the most algorithmically layered environments in marketing, and most email strategies are still running on assumptions that stopped being accurate a few years ago. Cyberimpact has been

AI chatbots are increasingly being used for wine picks at Bay Area eateries, as diners turn to tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini to select bottles from restaurant wine lists across San Jose, Palo Alto, and San Francisco-area dining rooms. The practice has become visible enough that sommeliers in multiple

eBay has confirmed plans to shut down its San Francisco office and move operations to its long-established headquarters in San Jose. The transition, which is set to complete by September 30, 2026, follows the expiration of the lease at 300 Mission Street. This decision marks the consolidation of eBay’s workforce

By: Natalie Johnson Shekhar Natarajan built a career optimizing billion-dollar systems for the world’s largest corporations. Then he decided optimization was the problem. His proposed fix, embedding virtue into AI’s architecture before a single line of code is written, has drawn audiences at Davos, Riyadh, and New Delhi, and more

Pfizer, a leading global pharmaceutical company, has confirmed that it will shut down its South San Francisco research and corporate office at 181 Oyster Point Boulevard by the end of April 2026. This closure marks the end of Pfizer’s physical presence in a key Bay Area location that has been

By: Nadia Rahman The digital economy has become the backbone of modern life. Payments, communication, commerce, and even public services now move through digital platforms. For many people, this shift has opened doors that barely existed a decade ago. But Mayada El-Zoghbi believes the structure of this system deserves much

An African founder is redefining cybersecurity through Kagliostro, an autonomous AI system built for global scale and real-time protection. There is a moment when curiosity turns into responsibility. For Allé Ossey Ange-Cédric, that moment arrived not as a sudden spark, but as a realization that the systems shaping the future

Alphabet’s delivery service is set to take a major leap forward with the expansion of its drone delivery program to the Bay Area, a move that will redefine last-mile logistics. Starting in 2026, Alphabet will roll out its Wing drone service to selected neighborhoods in San Francisco, followed by Oakland

Foster City, a community located in the Bay Area of California, has declared a state of emergency following a devastating ransomware attack that compromised the city’s municipal networks on March 19, 2026. Officials confirmed the breach disrupted a wide range of public services, including systems related to public records, permitting,

By: Sahil Sachdeva The Canadian startup’s 8-inch tabletop device delivers physical identity verification in under 3.2 seconds — and it’s built to stop deepfakes at the door. SAN FRANCISCO, CA — As deepfake fraud costs businesses billions annually and identity theft continues to surge across North America, a Toronto-born startup

In a quiet yet significant move, Google has discontinued its “What People Suggest” feature, a crowdsourced health advice tool, from health-related search results. This experimental feature, launched as part of Google’s efforts to incorporate more user-driven content, gathered insights from online communities such as Reddit and Quora, offering an alternative
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