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Mayor London Breed, Kevin Xu (CEO MEBO), Maryam Muduroglu, Chief of Protocol at the APEC kickoff meeting at the Asian Art Museum on Sept. 21. (Photo courtesy APEC 2023)
Business, sponsored

APEC conference in San Francisco aims to build a sustainable future

By MEBO International

San Francisco will host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) conference this month, likely to be the largest gathering of business and political leaders in the city since ... Read More
Business

APEC Economic Leaders Meeting Kicked Off

By UNE Staff Reporter

San Francisco, CA—The planning of 2023 APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting was kicked off today at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco with elected officials and business leaders... Read More
Guangdong Province Department of Commerce Delegation team on April 20, 2023. Photo: COURTESY BAY AREA COUNCIL
Business

The boat is a bridge

The Bay Area Council welcomes back international delegations to the Klamath
By Mark Stefanos

After a period of quiet due to the pandemic, international delegations from across the globe have resumed visiting the Bay Area and making stops at the Bay Area Council’s histor... Read More
Finance

How the Elite Live Well in a Recession with ‘Recession Core’

By From Staff Reports

The wealthy have always been able to weather economic storms, but the economic downturn of the past decade has seen a new trend emerge – the wealthy are now embracing recess... Read More
Science

Cosmic Catastrophes: Transient Phenomena and the Renaissance of Astrophysics

Monday, June 6, 7:30 p.m. California Academy of Sciences Astronomical transients are events that appear and disappear in the sky and are signs of catastrophic events in space, inc... Read More
Finance

Get your tax papers in order

It is important to know what to keep, when to get rid of it, and how to do both
By Jesus Guevara

The deadline to file taxes this year is coming up soon, but you don’t want to wait to file. Something you may not know is that even those who owe the IRS can finish and file ... Read More
Finance

W-2s and how-to’s for refund season

By Jesus Guevara

Now that taxpayers have their W-2s in hand — employers needed to issue them by Jan. 31 — it’s time to file. But this season, taxpayers have to deal with increased tax ide... Read More
Business, Finance

Watch your mailboxes

’Tis the season — important tax documents arrive
By Jesus Guevara

If in doubt, don’t throw it out. Taxpayers should remember these words when a document shows up in their e-mail or traditional mailbox and they wonder if they will need it to... Read More
Business, Finance

Phone the home

By John Zipperer

One day, about 15 years ago, my father told me about his desire to write a book about how to conduct a small business. My father was a piano tuner, traveling every day to his loyal... Read More
Finance

Try these tax tips to save money, boost refund

By JESUS GUEVARA

Taxpayers still have time left to influence their tax future. Many taxpayers can do something to lower their tax liability with these tax tips. 1. TO SAVE MONEY, SAVE MONEY One way... Read More
Technology

Streaming music floods the digital ocean

By Michael Snyder

The streams are flowing, though that isn’t necessarily a good thing. Streaming music services, now joined in the marketplace by Apple Music (from the people who brought you i... Read More
The Wild Wild Web

Beware the unicorn knocking at your $5 million door

By Susan Dyer Reynolds

“When the market turns, and it will turn, we will find out who has been swimming without trunks on … Many high burn rate co’s will VAPORIZE.” — Venture ca... Read More
The Wild Wild Web

Predictions for tech companies and stocks in 2015

By Susan Dyer Reynolds

It’s always dangerous to make predictions with something as volatile as tech companies and the stock market, but it’s that time of year, so here we go: 1. The raging bu... Read More
Business

Net neutrality and S.F.

By John Zipperer

On Nov. 10, President Barack Obama spoke to the nation about his plan for the federal government to institute “the strongest possible rules” to protect net neutrality. ... Read More
The Wild Wild Web

High-tech perks and quirks: IRS says ‘no such thing as a free meal’; Uber lifts Lyft drivers; court says it’s OK for Yelp to manipulate reviews

By Susan Dyer Reynolds

Google employees can choose from more than 30 cafes serving mouthwatering cuisine (they see it as a perk; Google execs see it as a way to keep them from leaving the Googleplex), an... Read More


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