Metallica's Lars Ulrich Sells SF Mansions for $68M, Second-Biggest Home Deal
The drummer's Presidio Heights property sale marks a rare mega-deal in San Francisco's luxury market, following a separate $16M Marin County land sale.

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The drummer's Presidio Heights property sale marks a rare mega-deal in San Francisco's luxury market, following a separate $16M Marin County land sale.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's letter to Ford CEO Jim Farley escalates Washington's scrutiny of automaker's Chinese partnerships, with implications for supply chains and national security.
A parent weighs letting one child build a $400,000 home on land that cannot be subdivided, a decision with tax, fairness, and financing stakes.
Houthi strikes on Saudi energy facilities push crude toward $100 and UK gas to 184p, forcing European storage decisions before winter.
The healthcare giant is doubling down on oncology, betting that targeted therapies and data will reshape how cancer drugs reach patients.
The family's public grief collides with a flood of AI-generated content, while the estate pivots to a two-city festival to control the narrative.
The sweetener's surge last week reflects a sharp deterioration in global supply, and it's outpacing equities this year. Here's what decision-makers need to watch.
A sheriff's office says Google's AI advised a hiking group to bring far less food and water than needed, leading to a rescue. The incident raises fresh questions about AI reliability in high-stakes decisions.
New data suggests AI is creating more jobs than it destroys, flipping the doomsday narrative. Here's what decision-makers need to know.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani sides with anti-AI parents, imposing a one-year moratorium on student-facing AI for elementary and middle schoolers.
The November ballot measure pits revenue against exodus risk, and even Nancy Pelosi won't endorse it.
New AI models answer enterprise complaints on price, data retention, and safeguards, with early users praising coding strength.