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Gift Card ‘Draining’: How to Apply for Compensation After San Francisco’s Lawsuit
San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu announced Friday that more than $1.5 million will be available to Californians affected by a gift card scam. The money comes from a settlement of the city's 2023 lawsuit, which alleged that the packaging of Vanilla gift cards made them easy to tamper with.
What was behind the OpenAI firings? Safety groups, Signal chats, and a leak investigation
Two safety researchers fired from OpenAI say in media appearances that a leak investigation and disappearing texts led to their dismissals, the Standard reports. The account centers on safety teams and Signal chats.
They bet on real estate when SF was at its bottom. Here’s how it turned out
In 2023, companies were abandoning San Francisco office space, and some investors saw an opportunity in the crisis. The Standard checks how those bets have played out.
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