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SFGate

SFGATE serves as the premier online destination for news and entertainment in the Bay Area. With a Pulitzer Prize to its name and an impressive monthly readership exceeding 30 million, SFGATE offers a comprehensive, real-time perspective on San Francisco. It caters to a highly mobile and socially engaged audience, delivering content that captures the essence of the city in the present moment.

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  • 11 hours ago | sfgate.com | Joy Dumandan

    Shares of mining company Cleveland-Cliffs jumped about 22% on the Nasdaq, according to the Wall Street Journal, while Steel Dynamics surged 13%, and Nucor, the largest steel producer in the U.S., started the trading day up more than 12%. During his announcement, the president said he was working on an agreement between Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel—insisting that the $14.9 billion deal will help keep jobs for steel workers in the U.S., according to Reuters.

  • 16 hours ago | sfgate.com | Jonathan Landrum Jr.

    In the Netflix docuseries, “Power Moves,” which premiered this week, the Hall of Famers swap jerseys for executive titles, with O'Neal stepping in as president of Reebok Basketball while Iverson takes on the role as vice president. The six-episode series offers a behind-the-scenes look at their mission to spark a cultural resurgence for the classic sneaker company. O’Neal, standing 7-foot-1, sees himself as a voice for today’s big men.

  • 20 hours ago | sfgate.com | Joy Dumandan

    "Initially, we launched their home on the market with great success—over 10 showings on the first day and a full-price offer within 24 hours, complete with minimal concessions and a quick close," says Ballezzi.

  • 1 day ago | sfgate.com | James Robson

    MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Manchester United's soccer operations are undergoing yet more change with one of its key figures Dave Brailsford scaling back his role with the troubled club, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the information has not been made public.

  • 1 day ago | sfgate.com | Caleigh Wells

    Anything below 50 is classified as “healthy.” Fifty to 100 is “moderate" while 100-150 is unhealthy for “sensitive groups,” and anything above 150 is bad for everyone. The Air Quality Index was around 160 in many parts of the Upper Midwest on Wednesday. “If you have heart or lung problems, then you’ve got to be definitely more careful," Sethi said. "I would either avoid going outside or wear an N95 (mask) or at least a dust mask.”Sometimes the air is bad enough to see or smell the smoke.