Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is rejecting calls for more government regulation of AI at San Francisco’s massive Dreamforce conference, siding with President Trump’s hands-off stance on the issue.
Apple is laying off 147 workers across three Bay Area offices, a rare downsizing in contrast to the company’s tech rivals, many of whom have shed tens or hundreds of thousands of jobs.
The state lost 30,000 jobs in the three months spanning May and July amid mass tech layoffs, as the unemployment rate remained one of the highest in the country.
A Planet Fitness gym franchisee was evicted from its downtown San Francisco space after falling behind on over half a million dollars in rent, but plans to reopen soon five blocks away.
One of San Francisco’s most exclusive luxury social clubs is facing two dozen allegations of harassment, wage and labor violations in two separate lawsuits from different employees.
A startup has begun sending its proprietary robots to clean homes in San Francisco, another sign of the burgeoning robotics sector looking to shake up everyday tasks. It’s charging $30 an hour.
This private bedroom concept is targeting San Francisco International Airport travelers who want to sleep without sharing lounge space and don’t have time for a hotel stay.
