Daily Digest: A’s owner expects $40M loss; Slack unloads office space


Good morning, Bay Area. Kicking things off on Wall Street, shares of Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) rose about 5% before cooling off after the Silicon Valley chip maker said sales will be about $16 billion in the three months ending in October. Analysts had estimated just $12.5 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Here's more on that. Meanwhile in San Francisco, the local city program Vacant to Vibrant plans to create pop-ups in nine storefronts next month with a total of 17 businesses make up…

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