Elon Musk promises to keep X's headquarters in San Francisco, despite other corporations leaving and his own controversial history in the city.

Two of San Diego's most iconic shopping malls were sold for a staggering $290 million to developers while the fate of San Francisco's Westfield mall remains uncertain.

Whether madness or a stroke of genius, Mayor London Breed proposes replacing the Westfield Mall with a soccer stadium, of all things. She broadly invited business leaders to make a huge investment in downtown SF.

The popular Century 9 Theater at the Westfield San Francisco Centre is permanently closing its doors after Thursday, June 15.

The founder of the 28-year-old youth violence prevention organization United Playaz, Rudy Corpuz Jr., will hit new highs with the grand opening of his new Stiiizy dispensary at Fourth and Brannan Streets on Saturday.

One of San Francisco’s busiest shopping areas is losing another big retailer: The Container Store. But it's just moving elsewhere in SoMa.

The OfficeMax that wouldn’t die has finally succumbed to online retail and pandemic business loss, with the SoMa office supply store’s signage now ripped down and tagging quickly sprayed all over the building.

An erroneous claim that Target is closing its downtown San Francisco Metreon location was picked up by conservative media, but shot down by a simple email from a Chronicle reporter who asked the company.

The Moscone Center says it faced declining business even before the pandemic, but the city is loath to help amidst COVID-19 budget deficits.

Although 2020 seems to be unending, the holiday season is upon us, and it’s worth remembering the wealth of small businesses scattered across San Francisco that offer the perfect gifts for friends, loved ones, and even yourself.

Known for its minimalist fashion and home goods, the Japanese retailer has pulled out of its stores in SoMa, San Jose and Palo Alto.

Fire investigators are also looking into the apartment building above the store, where fire alarms did not sound despite thick smoke.

Many of the Flower Mart's vendors, most of which are small, family-owned businesses, won't be able to keep the payroll running next month without additional support.