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Mark Calvey
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Senior Reporter, San Francisco Business Times
San Francisco
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Biography
Mark's coverage of banking & finance includes venture capital, angel investing, investment banking as well as accounting and the economy. Mark also covers Bay Area consumer product companies such as Clorox, Diamond Foods and Safeway. Mark's work has included interviews with Bank of America's then-CEOs Hugh McColl and David Coulter, Wachovia's then-CEO Ken Thompson, Charles Schwab Chairman Chuck Schwab and then-CEO David Pottruck and current CEO Walt Bettinger, J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, Chevron then-CEO David O'Reilly, Safeway CEO Steve Burd, Clorox CEO Don Knauss and Wells Fargo then-Chairman Dick Kovacevich and CEO John Stumpf. He's also interviewed some of San Francisco's top financiers, including Hellman & Friedman's Warren Hellman and two of the three founding partners of TPG, formerly Texas Pacific Group. Mark has discussed banking issues as a guest on several local and national TV and radio programs. Mark's more than 20 years in business journalism include reporting and/or editing positions at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Charlotte Observer, the Palm Beach Post and Investor's Business Daily among others.
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Content
San Francisco pushes back return-to-work mandate for many city employees - San Francisco Business Times
By Mark Calvey Verified| San Francisco Business Times Verified Mayor Daniel Lurie is eager to see workers get back to their offices to fuel San Francisco's revitalization, but he delayed the deadline for many city workers. Story HighlightsSan Francisco delays return-to-office policy to August 18 from April 28. Oakland also postponed its return-to-office date after discussions with unions. Private companies have also been mandating their workers return to S.F. offices.
By Mark Calvey Verified| San Francisco Business Times Verified A drop in government-related travel was cited as a factor, along with the heavy competition on these routes. Alaska Airlines is removing two major destinations from its schedule at San Francisco International Airport this summer, one to Chicago O’Hare International Airport and the other to Washington Dulles International Airport. Alaska flew once daily from SFO to Chicago O’Hare and twice daily to Washington Dulles. The routes, which Alaska (NYSE: ALK) will fly for the last time on Aug.
By Mark Calvey Verified| San Francisco Business Times Verified The New York bank is stepping up to revitalize downtown San Francisco, taking more office space and supporting nonprofits and small businesses downtown. JPMorganChase said Monday that it is raising its profile in downtown San Francisco, leasing additional space at 560 Mission St., maintaining some space it leases at One Front St. and providing philanthropic support to help small businesses and nonprofits focused on downtown.
Company Info
San Francisco Business Times
The Albany Business Review is a leading business news publication based in Albany, New York. It serves the local business community by providing timely news, data, and networking opportunities. As part of the American City Business Journals network, it covers a wide range of topics, including real estate, finance, and industry developments. The publication offers various services, including newsletters that keep subscribers updated with the latest business intelligence. It also provides data-driven insights to help businesses navigate market conditions. Additionally, the Albany Business Review organizes events and networking opportunities to connect professionals and foster community engagement. Advertising options are available for businesses looking to reach a targeted local audience. Overall, the Albany Business Review is dedicated to supporting business growth and regional economic development.
Albany, New York, United States
+1 704-973-1000
Founded: 1974