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Shwanika Narayan

Shwanika Narayan

Business Reporter at San Francisco Chronicle

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Fourth Amazon Go store to open in San Francisco - San Francisco Chronicle

Amazon Go will open its fourth cashierless, albeit soon to be cash-accepting store, in San Francisco.The Seattle retail giant said it will soon open a 2,125-square-foot store grocery store at Three Embarcadero Center, an office skyscraper in the Financial District. The exact timing is unclear. Another Amazon Go store is nearby at 300 California Street. A third store is near the Montgomery BART station and the fourth at Union Square. All locations are in major job and tourist hubs.The rollout com…
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Bernard Tyson, Kaiser Permanente CEO, dies at 60 - San Francisco Ch...

Bernard Tyson, chairman and chief executive of Oakland health care giant Kaiser Permanente, died Sunday in his sleep, the company said. He was 60.A native of Vallejo, Tyson was the first African American to lead Kaiser Permanente, the nation’s largest not-for-profit health care provider. His tenure at the company spanned more than 34 years. He became CEO in 2013.“It is with profound sadness that we announce that Bernard J. Tyson ... unexpectedly passed away early today,” the company said in a st…
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At Safeway’s huge Tracy warehouse, 51 workers have coronavirus and ...

At least 51 workers at Safeway’s distribution center in Tracy have tested positive for the coronavirus, and one worker has died [https://www.sfchronicle.com/business/article/Coronavirus-outbreak-at-Safeway-distribution-15206405.php] of COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus.The infection affects 3% of the grocer’s 1,700-person staff at the facility, Safeway said. The center, a huge distribution hub measuring 2.2 million square feet that sits roughly 50 miles east of San Francisco, services al…
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Port of Oakland shut down by dockworkers in observation of Juneteen...

Economic activity at the Port of Oakland came to a halt on Friday as thousands of workers and supporters gathered on Middle Harbor Road to protest police brutality and racism in the United States.The demonstration, organized by the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, coincided with demonstrations planned today at 28 other seaports in California, Oregon and Washington.The day of action — expected to shut down the port for all of Friday — was held on Juneteenth (June 19 [https://www.sfchr…
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Most San Francisco Gap stores close permanently, including Market S...

Gap Inc. will permanently close its flagship store near Union Square, as the coronavirus pandemic and prolonged retail woes strike into the heart of the company’s San Francisco hometown.The company has also closed two other Gap stores in the city — in Embarcadero Center near its waterfront corporate headquarters and Stonestown Galleria — for good.That leaves the Chestnut Street location as the only Gap store operational in San Francisco. The company’s Old Navy flagship on Market Street, multiple…
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UC Davis quietly added caste to its antidiscrimination policy. Will...

In September, UC Davis became the first University of California institution to add caste...
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Passenger boat collides with rocks off Alcatraz Island - San Franci...

A boat carrying two people and three dogs collided with rocks near Alcatraz Island on...
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He traveled the Bay Area in minutes to serve debtors with lawsuits....

A Southern California conglomerate of junk-debt buying companies is being accused of...
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One year after Russian invasion, Bay Area Ukrainians face an uncert...

As the first anniversary of Russia’s Feb. 24, 2022, invasion of Ukraine draws near,...
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Here’s what Bay Area tech workers are learning to keep up with the ...

Workers in the tech industry are refining their skills as the cost of living worsens in...
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Pioneering Berkeley maternity clinic handles all pregnancy care und...

Alexandra Tadeu had to wait 10 weeks before she got her first pregnancy appointment with her OB/GYN — and then it lasted only 15 minutes. At the same time, the Oakland resident was desperately searching for doulas, nutritionists and lactation classes. After her first pregnancy checkup, she lamented to friends and family about the sparse and scattershot maternal care she was getting. There were so many unanswered questions. “I was turning to Google since I had such little face time with my doctor…