Archive for May 2021
Nash & Proper eyes more growth after opening restaurants in pandemic
In early 2020, Nash & Proper announced it would fill a space at 1023 K St., which was previously occupied by Mother restaurant. Covid-19 escalated about two months later.
5 things to know: Demolition makes way for Raising Cane’s in Roseville
Here’s what you need to know today.
What employers can do when a worker refuses to be vaccinated
As companies return to the office, conflicts are likely to arise between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. Here’s how employers can manage the complex scenario.
AgStart’s Woodland lab space opens to rush of demand from startups
It’s been open for less than a week, but the Lab@AgStart already has reservations or commitments for half of its lab benches.
A real estate firm just purchased 3 Peninsula buildings for a combined $57M
BentallGreenOak, the buildings’ new owner, has been an active buyer of Bay Area commercial real estate in recent years.
SFBT Friday Digest: More City Hall scandal pleas; Doximity IPO
Meanwhile, Apple has received a rare sell rating from a Wall Street analyst who predicts a significant stock decline.
5 things to know: Last call for Best Places to Work nominations
Here’s what you need to know today.
City Sports Club pursues location in former 24 Hour Fitness space
The 24 Hour Fitness gym in Carmichael permanently closed amid the San Ramon-based company’s bankruptcy filing last year.
Editor’s notebook: Here’s what’s at stake with Wall Street’s return to Sacramento
As investors scour the world for new assets to buy, they’ve even rediscovered the capital region.
Startup wealth advisory firm breezes through pandemic year to $100 million in assets
The independent El Dorado Hills wealth advisory firm that was launched last summer by two former Wells Fargo Private Bank executives has reached $100 million in assets under management.