How the Apple-Facebook privacy battle is making life even more difficult for S.F. small businesses
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Kyle Lee (front), barista and Richie Woo (back), barista, prepare orders for customers at Henry’s House of Coffee on Monday, March 1, 2021 in San Francisco, Calif.Lea Suzuki / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Hrag Kalebjian (l to r) and Henry Kalebjian, co-owners Henry’s House of Coffee, stand for a portrait next to the coffee roaster at Henry’s House of Coffee on Monday, March 1,, 2021 in San Francisco, Calif.Lea Suzuki / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Henry’s House of Coffee co-owners Henry Kalebjian (left) and Hrag Kalebjian rely on Facebook ads to promote to-go orders and sales of beans being roasted by Eric Lin.Lea Suzuki / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
Cuomo's aura of invincibility crumbles under weight of scandals
Ryan Teague Beckwith and Keshia Clukey, Bloomberg
March 3, 2021
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Andrew Cuomo, governor of New York, speaks during a news conference in New York on Oct. 5, 2020.Bloomberg photo by Jeenah Moon.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who has dominated New York state politics for more than a decade and enjoyed a rising national profile, is seeing his power limited by fellow Democrats as dual scandals raise pressure on him to resign.
A pugilistic Democratic governor with a reputation for getting his way, Cuomo has now been forced to submit to an outside investigation of sexual harassment claims while he faces a separate inquiry over accusations of a possible coverup regarding the number of Covid-19 deaths in the state's nursing homes.
With eye towards spring, Schenectady Greenmarket looks to diversify vendor space
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Milla Jovovich, Dave Bautista to Star in Paul W.S. Anderson's 'In the Lost Lands,' Adapted From George R.R. Martin Story
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Director Paul W.S. Anderson, best known for the “Resident Evil” franchise, will direct his adaptation of “In the Lost Lands,” a sprawling epic based on the story by George R.R. Martin, whose “A Song of Ice and Fire” novels were adapted into “Game of Thrones.” Milla Jovovich, also of the “Resident Evil” movies, and Dave Bautista, from the “Guardians of the Galaxy” franchise, will star.
Luxury electric vehicle maker Lucid Motors on Monday agreed to go public by merging with blank-check firm Churchill Capital IV Corp in a deal that valued the combined company at a pro-forma equity value of $24 billion.
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(Reuters) - Luxury electric vehicle maker Lucid Motors on Monday agreed to go public by merging with blank-check firm Churchill Capital IV Corp in a deal that valued the combined company at a pro-forma equity value of $24 billion.
FILE PHOTO: The Lucid Air speed test car is displayed at the 2017 New York International Auto Show in New York City, U.S. April 13, 2017. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly
Lucid, run by an ex-Tesla engineer, is the latest firm to tap the initial public offering market, with investors rushing into the EV sector, spurred by the rise of Tesla Inc and with emissions regulations toughening in Europe and elsewhere.
Shares of Churchill Capital IV Corp fell more than 40% on Tuesday, as its merger with electric vehicle maker Lucid Motors sparked concerns about the real worth of the company which has yet to start regular production.
Veteran dealmaker Michael Klein and his partners have made a paper gain of nearly $3.3 billion on their $43 million personal investment in the blank-check acquisition firm they are merging with luxury electric vehicle startup Lucid Motors Inc, according to Reuters calculations...
Shares of Churchill Capital IV Corp fell more than 40% on Tuesday, as its merger with electric vehicle maker Lucid Motors sparked concerns about the real worth of the company which has yet to start regular production.