Bay Area's oldest biotech company lays off workers for third time in 15 months Genentech has deep ties to South San Francisco, but it just keeps cutting local staff ...

As another Bay Area company faces acquisition, industry insiders are left wondering: Is this the beginning of a consolidation trend?

Genentech is laying off 143 workers in the South San Francisco drugmaker's third layoff round since April 2024. The company, a biotech stalwart owned by the pharmaceutical giant Roche, announced ...

Xaira Therapeutics today announced the appointment of Jeff Jonker as President and Chief Operating Officer, reporting to CEO Marc Tessier-Lavigne. In this role, Jonker will work closely with ...

Genentech announced a third round of layoffs, affecting 143 jobs, as part of its strategic workforce adjustments, amid broader job cuts across various sectors in Northern California.

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In industry parlance, Cargo had become a “zombie,” an unprofitable company with little hope for growth, but enough money to ...

Tesla ( NASDAQ: TSLA) plans to expand its robotaxi service to the San Francisco Bay Area "in a month or two," CEO Elon Musk ...

BART director says Apple, Alphabet, Nvidia, Intel, Cisco, HP, Meta gave back little to communities that need help most.

The Bay Area is in the midst of an Asian grocery market boom as big-box stores close.

As office building owners across the Bay Area contemplate how to move forward, the East Bay could become the epicenter of office-to-housing conversions.