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MORNING CALL: San Francisco office rents rise 27 percent

Office rents in San Francisco were up 27 percent in the fourth quarter compared with a year earlier. Read »

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Occupy protesters to ask S.F. city pensions to dump Wells Fargo

Occupy protesters and others concerned about Wells Fargo's foreclosure practices plan to speak up at a hearing of the San Francisco Employees' Retirement System. Read »

Health Care

Gilead inks antibody development deal with MacroGenics

Gilead Sciences Inc. will pay as much as $30 million in license fees in a deal to develop antibodies using technology from Maryland company MacroGenics Inc. Gilead could end up paying as much as $85 million in this deal, depending on how the technology, called Dual-Affinity Re-Targeting, or DART, works out. Read »

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