San Francisco Centre will shut on January 26 after lenders took control and ordered remaining shops to vacate. The Powell Street BART entrance has been sealed as the property is marketed for sale.

H Mart will open a 100,000-square-foot, two-story flagship at Pacific Commons in Fremont with a food hall, restaurants and a bar. Construction is expected later this year.

Lone Star Funds paid roughly $130 million for the CMBS note on 600 California St., buying WeWork-linked debt at a steep discount and positioning itself to shape the tower's fate.

Netflix revised its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery to an all-cash offer, aiming to appeal to shareholders and complete the deal faster amidst competition from a Paramount-Skydance bid.

Squat & Gobble will close its West Portal cafe next Sunday, ending a run that began in 1993. Owners thanked the community in a farewell post.

A Stockton shopper won $1 million on a San Francisco 49ers Scratchers ticket purchased at the March Lane Food 4 Less, the California Lottery says.

Chick-fil-A will open next Thursday at 2290 Oak Grove Road, a 5,363‑sq‑ft location the city cleared in 2024. The council approved the store without a drive‑thru and attached traffic mitigation conditions.

Dynatomics filed legal paperwork to list a Keller, Texas address, but its engineering operations and hiring remain in Palo Alto.

GameStop is closing nearly half its stores in the Bay Area as part of a companywide effort to shutter underperforming locations, with wider closures seen across California and nationwide.

Dave & Buster’s will occupy 55 Harrison in Jack London Square this spring, bringing games, big‑screen sports and new jobs as a new state law loosens waterfront rules.

Williams-Sonoma is closing its Union Square flagship at 340 Post St., and Chanel plans to transform the historic building into a new flagship. The move will leave the company without an in‑city storefront.

Macy's will close 14 stores, including one near the Bay Area, aligning with its strategy to adapt to shifts in consumer shopping preferences and increase digital engagement.

Dina Powell McCormick has been appointed President and Vice Chairman of Meta, bringing her global finance experience to guide the company's growth and AI initiatives.