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Auctions are everywhere in today’s economy. They determine how Google sells ads, what price consumers end up paying for electricity, and the way governments sell off the public airwaves to
Read MoreWhen state lawmakers in July cut $150 million from the California court system, they offered this hope to stressed-out administrators: The cuts would vanish if Congress sent the state more
Read MoreOnce a leading economic powerhouse, the Bay Area now is one of the nation’s weakest regions in recovering the jobs lost when coronavirus-linked business shutdowns began. The East Bay, the
Read MoreTwo former eBay Inc. employees pleaded guilty Thursday to their roles in a campaign to terrorize a publisher and editor of an online newsletter critical of the company with a
Read MoreNext Door Solutions to Domestic Violence, Santa Clara County’s oldest and largest non-profit domestic violence service provider, announced that its annual “Light Up the Night” ceremony and gala will be
Read MoreA Bay Area investigation reveals a police-run housing program that teaches landlords how they can legally discriminate based on behavior because “behavior is not a protected class.” One manual instructs
Read MoreEarly voting in California began Monday and a pair of propositions on the Nov, 3 ballot would expand voting rights in California — restoring the vote for some felons and
Read MoreA brand new Tesla owner in the East Bay got an unpleasant welcome to the electric vehicle maker’s club over the weekend when the all-glass roof of his Model Y
Read MoreThe A’s official bad habit president of baseball operations told The Athletic’s Tim Kawakami on Friday that he sees hitting domestic runs, instead of the legendary “small things,” as the key to Oakland’s — and any team’s — playoff trusts. “I’ve
Read MoreIn San Francisco, tents set up outside City Hall are a clear sign the November 2020 election is near, as early voting opens Monday. Rob Delong is waiting for his
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