Paul Paradis reveals why Hines was eager to secure the PG&E deal, highlighting strategic growth opportunities and long-term value. The move underscores Hines’ expanding footprint in the energy infrastructure sector.
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Matt Drange, a seasoned financial journalist, recently joined Business Insider, bringing extensive expertise in market analysis and investment trends. His insights are expected to enhance the publication’s business coverage.
Small businesses face mounting pressure as slowing demand and rising costs squeeze margins, signaling potential trouble ahead. Experts warn this squeeze could dampen economic recovery and weigh on job growth.
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A recent arson targeting a Waymo self-driving car in San Francisco has reignited debates over the safety and security of autonomous vehicles, raising concerns about public trust and regulatory oversight.
Takara Sake USA has announced a partnership with the San Francisco Giants extending through the 2028 season. The collaboration highlights shared community values and expands Takara’s presence in the Bay Area market.
Elon Musk’s decision to relocate X from San Francisco has sparked mixed reactions. Employees and locals view it as a “stab in the back,” highlighting tensions over tech’s evolving role in the city.
United Airlines has launched a new direct route from San Francisco to Belize, boosting travel options for business and leisure travelers. The service aims to enhance connectivity and support growing demand.
The Trump administration’s funding cuts have forced East Bay biotech firm 10x Genomics to announce layoffs, raising concerns about the impact of reduced support on innovation and local jobs in the life sciences sector.
AI startup Cognigy, after raising $160M, is relocating its US headquarters from San Francisco to Plano. The move highlights shifting tech hubs and aims to tap into Texas’s growing business landscape.
A formerly homeless San Francisco resident now leads insightful tours of the Tenderloin, sharing firsthand stories of survival and change. His unique perspective offers a powerful look at the neighborhood’s struggles and resilience.
The top topic on China’s Twitter has unexpectedly become an old photo of President Xi Jinping posing at the Golden Gate Bridge. The image has sparked widespread discussion and curiosity online.
STARLUX Business Class on its Airbus A350 offers a premium experience with spacious seats, gourmet dining, and attentive service, redefining luxury travel for business travelers seeking comfort and style in the skies.
Business Insider reveals the top 14 U.S. cities experiencing the highest outflows of residents. Factors like cost of living, job opportunities, and quality of life are driving people to seek new destinations, reshaping urban populations nationwide.
Air France has unveiled its redesigned San Francisco lounge, enhancing comfort and amenities for business travelers. The upgraded space offers modern design, gourmet dining, and seamless connectivity, boosting the travel experience.
Entrepreneur First has launched a San Francisco hub to bolster the India-US startup corridor, offering founders enhanced access to US investors and fostering cross-border innovation and collaboration.
OpenAI closes $6.5B funding deal, marking a major milestone in AI growth. Meanwhile, the CEO of a leading cloud-seeding firm faces scrutiny amid rising environmental concerns. More updates in The Business Journals.
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco releases new data tracking business sentiment across the Western U.S., highlighting shifts in economic outlook amid evolving market conditions and regional challenges.
A San Francisco restaurant owner has launched a 30-day hunger strike to protest a newly installed bike lane, citing concerns over lost parking and reduced customer access, sparking debate on urban planning and local business impacts.
Over the decades, the U.S. military has repeatedly conducted risky biowarfare experiments on American citizens, raising serious ethical and health concerns, according to a Business Insider investigation.