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Roland Li

Roland Li

Business Reporter & Editor at San Francisco Chronicle

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  • English
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  • Business
  • Real Estate

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Recent Articles

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Waymo, Uber and Lyft could expand operations on SF’s Market Street amid criticism

Waymo, Uber and Lyft could expand operations to 24 hours a day along San Francisco’s Market Street after a hearing by the city’s transit board — despite criticism from public transit...
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Instagram chief tells employees to return to office five days a wee...

Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, cites the benefits of working together as the reason for the company’s new five-days-a-week office mandate.
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S.F.’s Union Square comeback is taking shape — despite two major qu...

Retail vacancy is decreasing and visitor numbers are increasing for San Francisco’s premier shopping district.
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Two of S.F.’s biggest hotels sell for $408 million — a nearly 75% d...

Parc 55 and Hilton San Francisco Union Square, two of the city’s biggest hotels, have sold for $408 million after a two-year marketing effort following their foreclosure.
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Microsoft’s Ignite conference will return to S.F. in 2026 in win fo...

Microsoft will bring back its Ignite conference to San Francisco in 2026. It has drawn 20,000 attendees to the city this week and will generate an estimated $68 million in economic impact.
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Jeff Bezos reportedly becomes co-CEO of AI startup with Bay Area ti...

Bezos’ Project Prometheus will focus on applying AI to engineering and manufacturing, including across computers, automobiles and spacecraft.
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Safeway to close fourth Bay Area store in just over a year

The grocery chain already closed stores in San Francisco, Pinole and Vallejo this year.
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OpenAI chairman’s new startup moves to sign one of S.F.’s biggest o...

Sierra would lease under the pending deal at China Basin more than three times the office space it currently occupies.
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These Bay Area businesses rely on SNAP customers. What happens when...

Almost 700,000 Bay Area residents rely on SNAP. The federal shutdown could mean they go hungry and the region’s economy suffers another blow.
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Amazon reportedly plans up to 30,000 layoffs in one of tech’s bigge...

The layoffs would account for over 8% of the tech giant’s 350,000 office workers.
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One S.F. neighborhood is seeing an economic boom. This map shows ho...

Only four San Francisco neighborhoods are seeing more retail spending than pre-pandemic as the city’s economic recovery remains elusive.