Roland Li is a Business Reporter at the San Francisco Chronicle. He covers commercial real estate, focusing on the Bay Area office and retail sectors, while also exploring themes related to business economics and urban development. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Calhoun Times, Governing, and Yahoo News.
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San Francisco, United States (Local)
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Roland Li's coverage primarily focuses on local business and economic news, particularly related to brick-and-mortar retail. He often cites data and press releases, indicating a preference for fact-based stories supported by official information.
Given his focus on the San Francisco area, Roland is likely interested in pitches related to local businesses, real estate developments, and economic trends specific to this region. Pitches that highlight unique angles or exclusive data about these topics could be appealing.
He also covers labor laws and layoffs extensively, so he may be receptive to pitches offering expert insights into employment regulations or corporate sustainability efforts within the San Francisco business community.
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A new, glassy skyscraper with 528 apartments could replace a Tower Car Wash on San Francisco's Mission Street as rental demand surges across the city.
By: Roland Li
Netflix is cutting 6% of its workforce. Netflix is reportedly laying off around 1,000 employees, or 6% of its workforce, in its biggest jobs cut ever.
By: Roland Li
Netflix is cutting 6% of its workforce. (Richard Drew/Associated Press) Netflix is reportedly laying off around 1,000 employees, or 6% of its workforce, in its biggest jobs cut ever.
By: Roland Li, Laura Waxmann
San Francisco leaders condemned a new zombie shooter game that turns a digital version of the Tenderloin into a shooting gallery, with targets that critics say resemble homeless residents and people with addiction.
By: Roland Li
The developer of a “zombie shooter” game set in the Tenderloin has shut it down after city officials and other San Francisco residents said it depicted homeless people as monsters to be killed.
By: Roland Li
The developer of a "zombie shooter" game set in the Tenderloin shut it down on Friday after city officials and other San Francisco residents said it depicted homeless people as monsters to be killed.
San Francisco café Outset Coffee has been evicted from one location and ordered to pay $200,000 to its former landlord at another — the latest in a series of dispute cases involving its owner.
Celebrated San Francisco café Outset Coffee has been evicted from one location and ordered to pay $200,000 to its former landlord at another - the
By: Roland Li, Laura Waxmann
Anthropic’s massive stock market debut could lead to massive, concentrated wealth in San Francisco, but a lesser impact on the local economy.
By: Roland Li, Laura Waxmann
Dario Amodei, CEO and co-founder of Anthropic, seen in 2025. The company's up to $2 trillion IPO could be the biggest on record, but may not have a major impact on the San Francisco economy. (Markus Schreiber/AP)
