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OAKLAND — A downtown office tower has been seized through a foreclosure that points to a huge plunge in real estate values and a feeble Bay Area commercial property market. The tower at 1700 Broadway — a 10-story highrise in downtown Oakland’s bustling Uptown district — is now owned by its lender following the foreclosure,
A manager for a Bay Area solar-power giant used cocaine and popped pills in the office, refused to stop touching a female employee, and told a subordinate to bring a gun to work and shoot another employee if the man showed up angry, a lawsuit by two former employees alleged. Francisco Bandeira, Jr., a manager in
Lynn Jurich, former CEO, co-executive chair and co-founder at Sunrun, and one of the few women to lead a major solar firm, holds a photovoltaic panel near a portrait of Thomas Edison in the company’s cafeteria Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2016, in San Francisco, Calif. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group) A manager for a Bay Area
A manager for a Bay Area solar-power giant used cocaine and popped pills in the office, refused to stop touching a female employee, and told a subordinate to bring a gun to work and shoot another employee if the man showed up angry, a lawsuit by two former employees alleged. Francisco Bandeira, Jr., a manager in
A manager for a Bay Area solar-power giant used cocaine and popped pills in the office, refused to stop touching a female employee, and told a subordinate to bring a gun to work and shoot another employee if the man showed up angry, a lawsuit by two former employees alleged. Francisco Bandeira, Jr., a manager in
A manager for a Bay Area solar-power giant used cocaine and popped pills in the office, refused to stop touching a female employee, and told a subordinate to bring a gun to work and shoot another employee if the man showed up angry, a lawsuit by two former employees alleged. Francisco Bandeira, Jr., a manager in