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Salesforce paid no federal income tax in 2020 despite $2.6 billion in profit FacebookTwitterEmail Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff supported Proposition C, a 2018 San Francisco measure which raised the company’s city taxes. Salesforce said in 2019 that it took no position on federal tax cuts.Jessica Christian / The Chronicle 2018 Salesforce, San Francisco’s largest private employer, was among 55 major U.S. companies that paid no federal income taxes in 2020, according to a new report. The cloud ...

Skip to main content Currently Reading An S.F. bar parklet was vandalized with message about homelessness. The bars owners had a surprising reply FacebookTwitterEmail A parklet belonging to Haight-Ashbury bar The Alembic was vandalized with graffiti Thursday. Vandals also installed curtains, a welcome mat and a makeshift dining table.Alembic A parklet belonging to Haight-Ashbury bar The Alembic was vandalized with graffiti Thursday in what the bar’s owner characterized as an unsolicited piece...

Quickly and effectively floated proposition c, a ballot measure to repeal the ban. juul pumped more than $11 million into the local campaign with supporters claiming that vape pens help people kick their cigarette habits. doctors and medical associations slammed the claim and the fda launched an investigation into whether juuls advertising was legal. after a rash of deaths linked to vaping products, juuls new ceo said the company would stop funding proposition c. the measure will remain on the b...

Bennyoff of sales force said. he says when it comes to this proposition c, its the same two buckets. either for the homeless or for yourself. thats a bold statement but is it fair? >> well, you know, i think -- you you know mark, he likes to put things in those stark terms because hes trying to sell something which is we should pass proposition c. initially he was against it. he wrote a story and changed his mind after studying it a bit. i think i issue, and hes right, were at a stage weve got t...

To george w. bush and fox news contributor. good morning. >> good morning, bill him bill: i dont know how its going to go in virginia but i saw what happened in missouri. what do you make of that? >> big numbers. im a numbers guy, 939,000 people voted in this referendum on obamacare, the largest turnout in the history of missouri in an off-year election, an off-year primary, 71 percent of them voted for the referendum. it carried every county. the only two jurisdictions in the state where it fai...

Voters in missouri have given us a preview for this november. the outlook is not good for democrats. last night residents of the show me state flocked to the polls in opposition of president obamas health care plan. proposition c, a measure that amends state law to deny government the authority to penalize residents for refusing to purchase health insurance. prop c was overwhelmingly approved with 71% of the vote. 29% opposed. two counties in the entire state of missouri voted it down. in the da...

Go before the 2010 midterms voters in missouri have given us a preview for this november. the outlook is not good for democrats. last night residents of the show me state flocked to the polls in opposition of president obamas health care plan. proposition c, a measure that amends state law to deny government the authority to penalize residents for refusing to purchase health insurance. prop c was overwhelmingly approved with 71% of the vote. 29% opposed. two counties in the entire state of misso...

Coverage. if every single registered republican, according to this count, in the state voted yes, which is highly unlikely, but lets assume they all did, that would leave more than 90,000 nonrepublicans who voted yes. ninety thousand non-gop votes. theres about 3500 members of the liberal party, nearly 2000 members of the constitution party, that leaves more than 84,000 democrats who apparently voted against a key part of the presidents health care plan. bringing in now radio talk show host a co...

40,000 voted for proposition c but didnt bother to vote in either of the primaries. it was a huge turnout. as you say every county carried in the state except the city of st. louis and the city of kansas city every other county went overwhelmingly for this. the other thing, this is why i say it is not the only thing going on here. 578,000 people voted in the republican primary. 316,000 voted in the democratic primary. 262,000 more people voted in the republican primary than the democratic primar...

40,000 voted for proposition c but didnt bother to vote in either of the primaries. it was a huge turnout. as you say every county carried in the state except the city of st. louis and the city of kansas city every other county went overwhelmingly for this. the other thing, this is why i say it is not the only thing going on here. 578,000 people voted in the republican primary. 316,000 voted in the democratic primary. 262,000 more people voted in the republican primary than the democratic primar...