Redwood City-based human resources company Betterworks, Inc. has secured $51 million in Series B funding, according to company database Crunchbase.

Brent Delf is open for business, designing and retailing modern furniture out of his new Shrader Street studio.

After a failed attempt to sell the business in 2017, owner Ben Robinson has finally secured a buyer.

The shop, run by a collective of vintage purveyors and makers, opens for business this Saturday.

After 18 months of planning, the boutique gym finally debuts in the Castro this weekend.

Gather is leaving Hayes Valley after five years, but will continue to host pop-up craft workshops in SF.

Neighbors have been fighting to address shoplifting, loitering, littering and open drug use at the store for the past five years.

San Francisco's software industry is pulling in new investment, with 31 local companies securing venture capital in recent weeks.

San Mateo-based fintech company Nav Technologies has secured $44 million in Series C funding.

"It's harder and harder to function as a small business [in the Haight]," says owner Trevor Thomas.

The comics and zine publisher took over a neighboring space this week, and has plans to stick around.

San Francisco-based supply chain management and shipping company Flexport has secured $1 billion in funding.

After some 20 years in business, the shop is closed. But new owners may revive it.