Covering Technology, Business, AI, Venture Capital and Housing for NBC, drummer, @UCLA Bruin.
San Francisco, United States (Local)
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In the era of online shopping, malls all over the country are struggling, except in Silicon Valley. Malls in the region outperform malls just about anywhere else in the United States.
Steamer's Grillhouse in Los Gatos dished out meals one final time Christmas Eve, capping a 45-year run.
By: Scott Budman
As 2024 comes to a close, we take a look back and a look ahead at the Bay Area housing market.
From car loans, to credit cards, paying down debt always tops the end of year financial advice but, really, it's a good idea all year around. Scott Budman reports.
A peek into the future of Bay Area's housing market is hinting at something potential buyers have been begging for.
By: Scott Budman
As crews try to get a handle on multiple wildfires raging across Southern California , tech companies are offering ways to help.
From apps to robots, technology is playing a key role in the fight against the Los Angeles wildfires
As firefighters continue trying to contain all the fires burning in Southern California, there has been some moving stories of fellow Californians trying to help in both the firefight and recovery.
Houses listed on the market in the Bay Area have increased for the first time since Spring of 2024.
By: Scott Budman
One of President Donald Trump's Day 1 executive orders is sparking new confusion when it comes to some passports.
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