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- 1San Francisco downtown retail vacancies still far from pre-pandemic levels▼Despite major Union Square comeback , downtown San Francisco retail vacancies still far from pre-pandemic numbers
Downtown San Francisco's retail sector has not recovered to pre-pandemic levels, despite a notable comeback in Union Square. Reports indicate that while the iconic shopping district has gained new tenants and foot traffic, vacancy rates across the broader downtown area remain elevated, reflecting ongoing struggles for retailers as remote work keeps workers away and consumer patterns have shifted since 2020.
- 2Danny Meyer Reflects on Lessons From Closing a Restaurant●Danny Meyer Has Opened Many Hit Restaurants. What He Learned By Closing One.
Danny Meyer, the restaurateur behind Union Square Hospitality Group and Shake Shack, is speaking about the closure of one of his restaurants and what the experience taught him. He has long been known for hits like Gramercy Tavern and Union Square Cafe, making his reflections on failure a notable admission in an industry where closings are common but rarely discussed candidly by successful operators.
- 3Madrid demonstrators call for general strike as far-right clashes flare●Earlier, some demonstrators waved posters calling for a general strike ... Valeria Racu, spokesperson for the Tenants Un
Demonstrators in Madrid waved posters calling for a general strike during protests in the Spanish capital. Valeria Racu, spokesperson for the Tenants Union, told reporters about the situation as far-right activists, some performing Nazi salutes, attempted to reach demonstrators camped out at the Puerta del Sol square. Tensions between the two groups have raised concerns about further confrontations.
- 4Madrid's Sol protest camp grows past 1,200 tents●🔥🔥🔥 ❝ El icono de Madrid ha amanecido este miércoles con un chaleco del Sindicato de Inquilinas, un pañuelo palestino y
The Puerta del Sol statue in Madrid was found dressed Wednesday morning in a Tenants' Union vest, a Palestinian keffiyeh and a Republican flag tied to the tree, as the tent camp at Sol square expands to 1,248 tents. The action highlights the housing protest movement and its pro-Palestinian and republican symbolism.
- 5Burnham urges UK to weigh post-Brexit EU options including rejoining▼Burnham says UK should weigh post-Brexit EU options, including rejoining
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham says the UK should assess its post-Brexit relationship with the European Union, including the possibility of rejoining. The remarks put the prominent Labour figure squarely into the ongoing debate about Britain's future ties with Brussels and are likely to stir discussion within his party about how far to go in reopening the EU question.
- 6Timișoara hosts 25-hour non-stop theatre marathon in October●🎭 Maratonul „25 de ore de teatru non-stop” revine la Timișoara pe 3 și 4 octombrie: 20 de spectacole independente în 12
The '25 Hours of Non-Stop Theatre' marathon returns to Timișoara on 3 and 4 October, featuring 20 independent productions staged across 12 venues, day and night, from the Youth House to Union Square. The event highlights the city's independent theatre scene, with performances running continuously over two days. It is presented as a celebration of Romania's alternative stage community.
- 7Danny Meyer, Shake Shack Founder, Shares His Recipe for Success▼Shake Shack Founder Danny Meyer Shares Recipe for Success
Danny Meyer, the restaurateur who founded Shake Shack and built the Union Square Hospitality Group, has spoken publicly about the principles behind his business success. In remarks carried by TODAY, Meyer discussed the philosophy that helped turn a hot dog cart into a global burger chain, emphasizing hospitality and company culture as the core of his approach.
- 8Danny Meyer publishes new book on hospitality and failure▼Happy Pub Day! So fun interviewing my friend Danny Meyer the🤴of hospitality and author of the new book “What Could Possibly Go Right?” Twenty years after “Setting the Table” Danny talks about his successes but more importantly his failures and what he’s
Danny Meyer, the restaurateur behind Union Square Hospitality Group and Shake Shack, is out with a new book, "What Could Possibly Go Right?", published twenty years after his influential "Setting the Table." Early interviews highlight that Meyer discusses not only his successes but also his failures and the lessons drawn from them in hospitality and business.