Jordan Winery is partnering with Bronco Wine Co. for national marketing and distribution while remaining independently owned. The deal adds a Sonoma luxury label to Bronco’s fast-growing premium portfolio.

A young AI investing star’s heavily leveraged fund has sold its public stock portfolio to Citadel just before his Carmel wedding.

Stockholm AI startup Endra is opening a San Francisco office as it expands its building-design platform across the U.S. and U.K.

Workers at San Francisco’s iconic Ghirardelli Square shop launched a three-day strike over health coverage, contract terms and financial transparency.

San Francisco AI startup Anyscale is set to join Nscale in a reported $1.65 billion deal. The agreement combines Ray-based software with a global GPU cloud operation.

Thoma Bravo has backed down in a lender standoff over a roughly $5 billion Proofpoint loan, putting fresh pressure on private-equity software financing.

A state notice shows Intel will cut 103 positions across four Santa Clara facilities; affected employees will be offered up to six months of outplacement support.

Napa County's 2025 Crop Report tallies $974.2M in agricultural production, with winegrapes accounting for nearly the entire sum amid modest declines in tonnage.

Barnes & Noble will close its 33‑year Redwood City store at Sequoia Station this September as the chain opens new Bay Area locations. Local alternatives and the site's future remain unclear.

USDA guaranteed $80M in loans for two sawmill projects — $50M for a Tahoe‑area mill and $30M for an Oregon expansion — aimed at boosting processing capacity and jobs.

Goldman Sachs says equities now make up a larger share of U.S. household wealth than homes for the first time since World War II, shifting the wealth effect toward stocks. The move concentrates both upside and downside in public markets.

California YouTube TV subscribers who were auto-renewed between 2017 and 2021 may be eligible for roughly $92 from a $7.5M settlement; claims are due Aug. 30, 2026.

Apple Music quietly raised subscription prices last Friday, lifting individual, family and student plans. The increases appear on Apple’s pricing pages and change the Apple One math for some households.