Mineta San José International Airport is updating its retail experience with Hudson and Paradies Lagardère, featuring over 50 local retailers, aiming to showcase Silicon Valley culture and increase revenue by 20%.

Nintendo plans to open its second US store in San Francisco's Union Square on May 15, offering exclusive products and experiences. Local retail experts view this as positive for the area's economy.

Oakland Airport introduces "Shop the Town," focusing on Bay Area products and operated by Paradies Lagardère, with a local artist's mural and daily hours from 4 am to 11 pm.

Blue Bottle Coffee and Sweetgreen have signed 10-year leases at San Francisco's Mission Rock development, joining Arsicault Bakery's new location in the area.

dd's DISCOUNTS is opening a new store in San Jose's The Plant Shopping Center, as part of the center's transformation into a prime retail destination.

Brentwood, CA, celebrated the opening of California's largest Costco, featuring a 155,000 square-foot store with a gas station and hopes for local economic growth.

Ralph Lauren reopens in San Francisco's Jackson Square with a new store featuring Polo and Double RL lines, plus vintage items, reflecting the area's charm.

Edelweiss Tailoring & Cleaners in Orinda is closing after 35 years; 85-year-old owner Kilja Kim is retiring, with the community showing gratitude for the shop's service.

San Jose's Post Street transforms into a pedestrian mall, with local businesses and city officials expecting positive impacts on community and commerce.

AutoNation settles for $650,000 in a lawsuit over its failure to transfer registration of sold used vehicles within California's mandated timeframe, without admitting liability.

The Market at 1355 Market St. is closing its grocery department due to declining sales and theft, while food venues remain open during restructuring. Owner Chris Foley cited decreased foot traffic and city conditions for the closure.

San Jose's Olivera Egg Ranch is closing after 76 years due to the owner's retirement and lack of a successor. The property will be redeveloped into homes.

Seagate Technology is set to acquire Intevac Inc. for around $119 million, or $4 per share, with added dividends making the total per-share value $4.102. The deal is supported by major Intevac shareholders and expected to complete by early April.