Kristiann Garrett, who co-owns Devil’s Canyon Brewery with her husband in Belmont, nearly gave birth to her daughter in the brewery. Now, her toddler feels at home there, and the brewery welcomes families.
San Mateo’s SuccessFactors, Inc. hopes that big push in product development will help it compete against competitors like Taleo Corporation, in the growing human resources software-as-a-service market.
San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties have 47 farmers’ markets, causing some local growers to fear market saturation. Selling at lots of small community markets requires more staff and travel for farmers.
Los Altos officials are planning to hire a lobbyist to convince residents to pay for phase one of an upgrade to its civic center, including a new city hall. Planners project this phase of the project will cost $81.4 million.
Google, Yahoo!, Cisco and HP, all got their start at Stanford University, but what many people don’t know is that Stanford owns the rights to any technology innovation created using the university’s resources.
San Mateo’s SuccessFactors, Inc. has recently brought in several new additions to its management team, including new president and Silicon Valley veteran Doug Dennerline.
SuccessFactors, Inc., the San Mateo company that makes cloud-based business and human resources software, reported earnings losses in February, due in part to the costs of the three acquisitions in the past year.
The Rose and Crown and several other Peninsula bars and restaurants are pulling out the stops for SF Beer Week, which starts this Friday and lasts until Sunday, Feb. 20.
So much good food, so little time. Peninsula foodies will be heading into San Francisco for the final weekend of the annual “Dine About Town” restaurant event. Find out which restaurants are offering the best deals.