Amazon will eliminate about 16,000 corporate roles and give most U.S. staff 90 days to seek internal positions. The cuts follow October layoffs and could touch Bay Area teams.

A multiyear renewal keeps the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco for three more years, giving downtown hotels and retailers planning certainty.

Oakland’s It’s All Good Bakery — in the building that once housed the Black Panther Party’s first HQ — quietly shut in mid‑January after roughly 30 years. The future of the historic storefront is uncertain.

Double Black SF will open inside Yardsale's 3,450-square-foot Cole Valley flagship at 925 Cole St this spring, pairing specialty coffee with alpine-inspired gear.

Wikipedia turned 25 years old, celebrating with a video series on editors, while discussions on its San Francisco page showcase the site’s commitment to neutrality and sourcing.

NVIDIA bought $2B of CoreWeave stock to speed a 5+GW AI data‑center buildout and lock in early access to Vera CPUs and storage systems.

Patagonia sues drag queen Pattie Gonia for trademark infringement, alleging her use of a similar name and logo confuses the public and poses a threat to their brand identity and activism.

The Cadillac Bar & Grill in San Francisco has closed due to Mid-Market challenges and the impact of COVID-19, ending its decades-long run as a vibrant local dining spot.

Palo Alto's Retail Committee debated easing ground‑floor rules to make it easier for bars, cat cafés, med‑spas and larger gyms to open downtown and on Cal Ave.

Laughing Monk Brewing has signed a lease to take over the former Rock Bottom space at The Pruneyard in Campbell; Regency Centers confirmed the deal but an opening date is still TBD.

Mountain View's Nob Hill Foods will close by late May as The Raley's Companies decides not to renew the lease, affecting local customers and the store's 50 employees.

Apple has quietly moved employees into Orchard Parkway offices in North San Jose and is preparing to occupy an adjacent building, adding nearly 500,000 sq ft of lab and office space.

After 34 years on Moffett Boulevard, family-run Los Portales will close Feb. 10. Owners cite rising costs, fewer customers and a planned redevelopment at Moffett Plaza.