Connection and craft enable Berkeley women entrepreneurs to flourish during the pandemic
The new BerkeleyHolidays Gift Guide fosters community for female business owners — digitally. (Sponsored)
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Petit Cafe is an exciting new eating spot in Oakland’s Pill Hill neighborhood
Petit Cafe adds a dining option dedicated to good and healthy food in an area that simply didn’t have one before. (Sponsored)
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Investing should be boring — seek excitement elsewhere
The boring approach to investing means more peace of mind and less stress. Isn’t this what you wanted to begin with?
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Employee ownership is a win-win for Berkeley’s small businesses, and the community
Businesses owned by their employees keep companies rooted in place, provide quality jobs and a sustainable business model. (Sponsored.)
ConnectEd: Innovative learning at Bishop O’Dowd High School
Bishop O’Dowd is committed to creating and nurturing an exceptional learning environment for our students as we continue remote learning this fall semester. (Sponsored)
Launching careers early — Biotech Partners’ high school program drives diversity in talent pipeline
Ahniesty Fite, one of more than 300 Biotech Partners students from four high schools around the Bay Area, says working at Bayer has helped her on the path to becoming a doctor.
Five behavioral biases that cost investors
As humans, our instincts propel us to pile into things when they are going great and run from them when they are not — the exact opposite of what to do in investing. (Sponsored)
Got learning differences? Meet remote teaching the Bayhill wayÂ
Bayhill’s expert teachers have innovated their curriculum and built new virtual experiences for their students to engage each and every one of their diverse learners. (Sponsored)
Healthy foods made in Berkeley build immunity — and community
A host of Berkeley makers and bakers are nourishing locals and protecting minds and bodies from the impacts of COVID-19.
Aurora School navigates social emotional (remote) learning
Now more than ever the small size of Aurora School remains a strength — whether it’s how we rose to the occasion of online learning or have prepared for a potential hybrid of remote and on-campus instruction. (Sponsored)
Education, planning, mindfulness – A counter-cultural approach to personal finance
The financial industry is dominated by a “beat-the-market” attitude that infects everyone but is ineffective. Being mindful will lead to far better investment experiences and outcomes and less financial anxiety.
Berkeley childcare providers find solutions, enable human interaction in time of isolation
Local childcare providers have risen to the challenge of looking after their charges during the pandemic. They have even found silver linings amid the heightened restrictions.
Black-owned businesses in Berkeley demonstrate the city’s economic resilience
The stories of three Black enterprises demonstrate Berkeley’s economic diversity and ingenuity of its entrepreneurs, even amidst a pandemic.
Wondering how to re-open your business safely? Learn from the experience of an expert
Sponsored: Bayer has been operating in what it calls Next Normal mode for 12 weeks. Health and safety director Kingsley Chigbu talks about best practices for reopening a business with employees’ safety top of mind.
Small Business Week may be postponed, but Berkeley businesses keep innovating
Sponsored: Berkeley businesses are finding new ways to deliver value to the community – and society at large – in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Berkeley business innovations enable residents to spoil themselves while sheltering
Sponsored: Some of Berkeley’s small businesses are devising new products, services to survive through the pandemic.
