Archive for November 2021
Fast-growing Tile Liquidators opening four more local sites early next year
Rancho Cordova-based Tile Liquidators has its sights set on rapid expansion over the next two years, with four franchise locations expected to open in the Sacramento area in early 2022.
Bank of Marin, after American River Bank acquisition, hires veteran Sacramento commercial lender
Bank of Marin has tapped a Sacramento banking veteran as its commercial banking sales manager, overseeing the bank’s operations from the Bay Area to Sacramento.
General contractor sues S.F. Conservatory of Music claiming unpaid bills
The music school refused to approve work change requests, the general contractor alleges in its suit.
Gap puts Old Navy Mission Bay headquarters up for lease
The 307,000-square-foot building will be available in the first quarter of next year, according to a brochure from brokerage CBRE. Gap had previously not said what it intended to do with the building following Old Navy’s move.
Cybersecurity firm plans building purchase, expansion in Downtown Sacramento
While many office tenants are looking at downsizing their Downtown Sacramento office space if not ditching it entirely, one relatively new company is moving the opposite direction.
Beta Test: A Korean-inspired skincare line for the Gen Z market
A Berkeley Haas business student launched the brand last year while living at home in South Korea.
Early Money: A San Francisco startup is now a double-dipper, raising $8.5M in its second seed round this year
Simplified’s now raised $10.7 million as it works to develop its marketing creation service.
S.F. foodtech Hooray Foods brings home the bacon with new seed funding
New investors include former Dunkin’ Brands CEO David Hoffmann.
San Francisco-based Spect raises seed funding in battle against blindness
The data science provider of end-to-end eye disease screening solutions has just landed $3.5 million to fuel expansion plans.
SBA’s EIDL and cash grant programs are ending — and the deadlines to apply are imminent
Small businesses have just a few weeks to get their applications together for the SBA’s last remaining Covid-19 relief programs.