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San Francisco's historic Chinatown is at risk of vanishing Ariana Bindman FacebookTwitterEmail Lanterns along Grant Ave., Chinatown.Kate Beale/ Special to SFGATE Since lockdown, life has been rather quiet behind the Dragon Gate. Cocktail lounges and cafes have dimmed their neon lights. Red lanterns solemnly sway in the wind; shop doors firmly remain shut. Once a popular tourist destination and beacon for Chinese immigrants, the oldest Chinatown in the United States is now at risk of vanishing due to financial fallout from the pandemic. The neighborhood is no stranger to hardship. COVID-19 is ...

Twilio CEO speaks out, wants tech companies to stay in the Bay Area [SFGate, San Francisco] Dec. 29—A local tech entrepreneur is upset everyone is leaving the Bay Area. Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson has taken to Twitter and LinkedIn to call on his fellow tech leaders to keep their companies in the Bay Area and invest in San Francisco’s longevity. This comes after both Oracle and Hewlett Packard Enterprise recently announced each will relocate its headquarters to Texas and tech icon Keith Rabois declared he’s leaving San Francisco permanently because he’s finding it “impossible to stay.” ...

Twilio CEO speaks out, wants tech companies to stay in the Bay Area FacebookTwitterEmail A local tech entrepreneur is upset everyone is leaving the Bay Area. Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson has taken to Twitter and LinkedIn to call on his fellow tech leaders to keep their companies in the Bay Area and invest in San Francisco’s longevity. This comes after both Oracle and Hewlett Packard Enterprise recently announced each will relocate its headquarters to Texas and tech icon Keith Rabois declared he's leaving San Francisco permanently because he's finding it "impossible to stay." “I’m asking my co...