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Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/GettyWhen advocates for minority tenants in San Francisco rallied outside City Hall in May 2018 against legislation to allow aggressive development across the state, they were met with surprising resistance: dozens of young, mostly white counter-protesters, drowning them out with cries of “Read the bill!” The confrontation became so heated that a 77-year-old protester fainted and had to be taken to the hospital. One of the counte...

/PRNewswire/ -- Dr. Chris Brummer, a distinguished professor of law at Georgetown University Law Center, will host the 7th Annual DC Fintech Week on November...

Planet Business: Dynamic pricing hits the pint, Wall Street IPOs return and USA Today seeks ‘Taylor Swift reporter’

Four-year-old Linear is already used by fellow startups like Cohere, Ramp and Runway. It’s now valued at about $400 million as it makes a big-business push.

Irish billionaire brothers Patrick Collison and John Collison are early investors in California Forever, whose plans are meeting local pushback.

Derin Kocer shows that high-skilled immigrants are more prone to entrepreneurship and have a knack of making economies more productive and innovative.

Any Other Business: Forbes resigns directorship, Collison brothers back new California city plan, Lucy Gaffney and slavery reparations, and Fine Gael’s fundraising

Any Other Business: Forbes resigns directorship, Collison brothers back new California city plan, Lucy Gaffney and slavery reparations, and Fine Gael’s fundraising

Flannery Associates, the company behind the land grab near San Francisco that turned out to be a secret plot to build a city with hundreds of millions in

California Forever, the parent company of the Flannery Associates company that’s been secretively amassing land in California to build a city for tech leaders, shows pretty pictures but lacks substance.