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Fast-growing robot maker expands in S.F. >> bit.ly/4hvbrfP
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Twenty years, one ballroom and so many futures quietly changed for the better — that’s what the Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards have meant to us at Larkin Street. (Sponsored Content by Larkin Street Youth Services)
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The finalists for Chief Product Officer at this year's C-Suite Awards are in! 🏆 Meet the executives raising the bar as CPO: 🎉 Vishal Sood, Typeface 🎉 Shane Eleniak, Calix Be sure to celebrate these outstanding finalists with us on October 22! 👉 Register: https://lnkd.in/gwnXVfrR Thank you to our sponsors EY, GHJ, Alaska Airlines, & Crowe
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Why workers are downplaying their experience on resumes >> bit.ly/4ykEl9I
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This year's FIFA World Cup generated more economic activity for the Bay Area than the National Football League (NFL) Super Bowl LX did, beating projections by $300 million, according to the Bay Area Host Committee and Boston Consulting Group (BCG). The six matches that played out in Santa Clara's Levi's® Stadium, which included the U.S. victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina, produced $850 million in financial gains for the region. Bay Area Host Committee CEO Zaileen Janmohamed credits increased visitor spending and decentralized watch parties. The host committee is now seeking permanent funding, and San Francisco's next marquee sporting events are the 2027 WNBA (Women's National Basketball Association) All-Star Game and the 2028 Major League Baseball (MLB) All-Star Game. Read Alex Barreira's full coverage here: https://lnkd.in/g6r-MC3P
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Bank expands into downtown San Francisco >> bit.ly/4xSvNWJ
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Tech giant executes second round of layoffs this year >> bit.ly/4djkgZ4
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The Bay Area needs manufacturing space. This site promises a ton of it >> bit.ly/4hy9tLN
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Foreclosure tees up Market Street building for new owner >> bit.ly/4ABLuEh
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