Two northern California Bed Bath & Beyond stores will close permanently by February, the chain announced this week.
The deal guarantees the 61-year-old flea market will remain open until July 2024.
There was no explanation for the decision to pause deliberations as the jury weighs fraud charges against the former Theranos CEO.
Peters’ bakery has been making to-die-for burnt almond cake for more than 85 years.
Unemployment continues to drop in Silicon Valley, but the recovery remains lopsided for certain industries.
The lawsuit alleges intentional interference and focuses on the operating agreements of the two investment companies.
After almost two years of struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses may not be able to survive another hit.
A San Jose measure to limit fees DoorDash and other delivery companies charge businesses expired and it's not coming back.
Mudai Ethiopian Restaurant owner and chef Selam Tkabo has a passion for cooking and strives to “serve happiness”
The San Jose City Council voted to delay a vote to remove Willow Street from a city plan to increase building height limits.
San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo and local enforcement are looking for ways to beef up security during the holidays—including use of surveillance
The solution to the ongoing labor shortage might seem as simple as paying employees more, but “more” isn't always available.
The quaint character of downtown Willow Glen stores and eateries re-emerges, even though the COVID-19 pandemic hit businesses hard.
San Jose business leaders say former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick’s company will provide a much-needed economic boost for the downtown area.
Fernando Alvarez, founder of VaporTent Lounges, said the city is missing out on an economic policy he’s helped other California cities craft
Dozens of Spanish-speaking businesses in the bullseye of rezoning on Willow Street rallied to force the city to rethink its position.
San Jose could provide COVID relief funding to airport vendors.
Airlines hardly notice the financial losses caused by a San Jose policy to raise building height limits in the flight path of some planes.
While shopping at TJ Maxx, San Jose resident Ann Wang watched as a shoplifter walked brazenly out of the store. No one tried to stop him.
After being battered by COVID-19 and business closures, Silicon Valley eateries have an advocacy group—a local restaurant association.
Vendors offer a variety of produce, pre-packaged items and prepared food items.
As COVID-19 infections engulfed Vietnam, two local Vietnamese-American brothers and a nonprofit sprung into action.
Costco wants to grow its San Jose footprint—this time in the Westgate West shopping center off Prospect Road.
Overtime is the only way to keep certain key services afloat in San Jose, with the search for skilled labor a constant struggle.
Groups representing small businesses say maps being considered by the redistricting commission could split their neighborhoods.
A special district that provides extra cleaning and security to downtown San Jose property owners is up for renewal next year.
Hundreds of small businesses in the county have been sued during the pandemic for alleged violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
One of San Jose's largest business groups wants homeless people off its streets, and here's it's pitch to make that happen.
With a lack of tech workers and foot traffic, downtown San Jose became a ghost town during the pandemic.
After being hammered by the pandemic, small businesses will have one less expense to incur — at least for now.
Some stakeholders are skeptical whether the chamber can match rhetoric with action.
Some 2.2 million out of 3 million Californians currently receiving some form of unemployment will completely lose their benefits.
Downtown eateries and bars took a hit during COVID-19, but now some downtown businesses are grappling with a major loss in foot traffic.
The South Bay Piping Industry is seeking documents related to a major upgrade of the San Jose-Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility.
San Jose's largest business organization got a facelift with a new CEO in the spring. Now it's changing its name too.
In addition to the Bay Area's indoor mask mandate, many retailers are once again directing their employees and customers to mask up.
Nationally, around 101,000 eateries received grants, including some in the Campbell area.
The Paycheck Protection Program benefited nearly 12 million businesses in the U.S., including some in Campbell.
Bankruptcy filings were down in Santa Clara County last year, but experts expect them to surge in coming years.
See how well power providers in the Campbell area and across CA serve their customers.