From fake snow to hip-hop dancers, Bay Area corporate holiday parties get creative

Weddings, holiday bashes and inauguration parties aren't happening. Companies around the country are getting creative, but they're still laying off workers and losing millions......»»

Seventy-six percent of companies — the largest share since 2016 — plan to throw parties this year, but workers aren't exactly thrilled to be celebrating the season with their colleagues and bosses......»»

One of the most popular trends in corporate meetings and holiday parties for 2019 is for individual departments to host their own smaller, seasonal celebrations. Rather than celebrate as a whole in... To view the full story, click the title link......»»

Private events and return-to-office policies have buoyed the Puget Sound region's catering industry, but costs and corporate competitors have chipped away at those gains......»»

The tallest building in Sacramento's Natomas' area, and a neighboring office building that's never had a tenant in its four-year existence, have both sold......»»

The Sacramento Business Journal’s Corporate Citizenship Awards honor the individuals and organizations that go above and beyond to give back to the Sacramento-area community......»»

The Sacramento Business Journal’s Corporate Citizenship Awards honor the individuals and organizations that go above and beyond to give back to the Sacramento-area community......»»

It was the Bay Area's highest-grossing nightclub less than a decade ago......»»

These 75 companies donated a total of $149 million last year in the St. Louis area, a 6% increase from giving in 2022......»»

The Sacramento Business Journal’s Corporate Citizenship Awards honor the individuals and organizations that go above and beyond to give back to the Sacramento-area community......»»

The Sacramento Business Journal’s Corporate Citizenship Awards honor the individuals and organizations that go above and beyond to give back to the Sacramento-area community......»»

The Sacramento Business Journal’s Corporate Citizenship Awards honor the individuals and organizations that go above and beyond to give back to the Sacramento-area community......»»

Multinational companies have long used creative but legal ways to shrink their tax bills. One is to book profits from customers in places like Boston and Berlin as if they came from, say, Bermuda, which has no corporate income tax. Long-stalled.....»»

Kimberly-Clark, owner of brands like Huggies and Kleenex, is bringing a corporate office to the Fulton Market area in Chicago, where it will employ 250 people. The new center will be located on the 1100 block of West Fulton Street and is expe.....»»

A Pelham man is growing his pizza business. George Gilliam launched Uncle G's Pizza as a creative outlet during the pandemic and now is branching out to open a pop-up pizzeria, which will be a mobile restaurant serving pickup Detroit-style pizza.....»»

"We have probably seen a double-digit revenue growth, we have been so busy in that area," managing partner John McManus said of the firm's energy practice......»»

With donations perhaps more important than ever during the pandemic, local universities have been forced to adapt to virtual outreach and Zoom cocktail parties......»»

Major U.S. stock indexes on Friday finished on a higher note, notching a series of record highs on the back of optimism about a fresh round of COVID spending, strong corporate earnings and prog.....»»

The five packages are Cargo, Camping, Snow, Bike, and Water. They can be ordered from the factory instead of third parties, which is convenient. Ford Bronco Sport. Ford F.....»»

The holidays are such a special time, even though this is the year many of us can’t be with our family and loved ones or hold the traditional holiday parties, but the spirit of.....»»