Monday Digest: Armed robbery at Union Square shop; Chinese protests obscured on Twitter - San Francisco Business Times

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A San Francisco-based provider of commercial and industrial energy efficiency tools has withdrawn plans for a $100 million IPO. Here's what else is happening this Monday morning.

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payment network. Zelle recorded about 1.8 billion transactions in 2021 totaling $490 billion, more than double pre-pandemic levels. Meanwhile here in California, the UC strike has entered its third week as students now approach final exams. Here's the rest of this morning's business news as we round out the last week of November.Leica Store

camera equipment shop near Union Square Saturday afternoon, where roughly $178,000 in goods were reportedly stolen. The commercial robbery occurred in broad daylight a week after Mayor London Breed and the city’s top law enforcement officials made a declaration to shoppers to return to Union Square in time for the holidays in light of enhanced security. (

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