Douglas Sams

@JMurrayWrld He sees many things before they happen.

Absolutely ridiculous that the NBA counts passes like this assists. Unbelievable. Does a disservice to the sport, Jokic does not need more help

Larry Page's AI startup signs major Palo Alto lease while relocating headquarters to Texas amid California's proposed billionaire tax. bizj.us/1qp7kj

@929TheGame @CThomasRadio The Falcons have exciting, talented players on both sides of the ball that on their best days can take over a game. The rest of the season places even greater scrutiny on the team’s preparation and roster adjustments. I am pulling for the coaches and management to respond.

The pain and the torment is unbelievable. 💔 @CThomasRadio is going OFF on the #Falcons loss after Parker Romo missed the game-tying extra point. This team's DNA is find ways to LOSE! 😡 WATCH THE RAW RANT ⬇️

Rivian-Volkswagen joint venture targets Palo Alto HQ, bringing the race for cheaper, smarter EVs to Tesla’s home turf. bizj.us/1qoodi

As Elon Musk builds a data center empire around Memphis, his artificial intelligence company is plotting a major office expansion in Silicon Valley. bizj.us/1qomj4

As AI fuels San Francisco’s next boom, economic development chief Anne Taupier is pushing to cut fees and taxes so more residential projects pencil out. “We’ve made it too hard to build housing. And I think we have been paying the price." bizj.us/1qojns

Jesse Blout, a founding partner of SF developer Strada, says demand is fueled by renters moving from Manhattan while others are returning from Austin. ‘We knew they’d be back.’

‘Your employees want to live here’ Sarah Dennis Phillips tells room filled with San Francisco CEOs. Phillips says the city must work hard to build more housing.

San Francisco Planning Director Sarah Dennis Phillips tells @sarahklearman keys to the city’s recovery are exploring ways to lower barriers to construction and remove the roadblocks to investment.

Policy, capital, and demand are converging to drive affordability in one of the nation’s costliest cities.bizj.us/1qodk8

Privately backed artificial intelligence startups have leased more than 3.1 million square feet in the Bay Area this year, a sevenfold jump since 2020 — unmatched in any other U.S. market. bizj.us/1qoccw

Not long ago, San Francisco’s biggest employers were flooding the market with unwanted office space. Now, a growing roster of companies is snapping it up. bizj.us/1qoccr

One of crypto’s largest U.S. businesses has signed a 150,000-square-foot office lease in San Francisco — four years after shuttering its headquarters in the city. - San Francisco Business Times bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/n… via @SFBusinessTimes

San Francisco AI wave forecast to create up to 60,000 local jobs, cut office vacancy nearly in half. bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/n… via @SFBusinessTimes

Some 13 million square feet of office space — nearly nine times the size of Salesforce Tower — is entitled for construction in San Francisco. But with the highest vacancy rate of any major U.S. city, most of it is on hold — except for one project. bizj.us/1qnnmm

Remote work plunges in San Francisco as AI sector claims vacant office space. bizj.us/1qnmbw

A winner is emerging in the Bay Area office market: fast-growing companies snapping up surplus high-quality space. One example: autonomous vehicle startup Zoox, which is adding at least 200,000 square feet near its Foster City headquarters bizj.us/1qnhex

Why this Bay Area city has seen the most new housing proposals since the 1960s. bizj.us/1qnfgd

On, maker of the corporate world’s go-to sneaker whose fans include tennis legend Roger Federer, is eyeing its first San Francisco store. Its target: the city's vibrant Marina district. bizj.us/1qncbj

AI company Abridge, fresh off $250M round, targets 150 new hires ⁦⁦⁦@rleuty_biotech⁩ , San Francisco Business Times bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/n…