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Public business listings show 3 business listings for Pleasanton businesses in the week of Oct. 26. Here is the full list.
Tobias Teague· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team
October 30, 20261 min read
Public business listings for Pleasanton showed 3 business listings during the week of Oct. 26. The full list appears below, grouped by the kind of record.
These come from public business listings, which show a business as operating or as opening soon. A listing is not confirmation from the owner, so details may change.
Businesses now operating, or listed as opening soon.
This roundup is compiled from public business listings. It runs weekly and covers records that first appeared for Pleasanton in the week shown.
If your business appears here and a detail is wrong, or you would like to tell us more about your opening, contact us and we will follow up.
Tobias Teague· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team
Tobias Teague reports on local business, new openings, and economic development in Pleasanton.
State WARN records show Oracle's permanent layoff of 63 workers at 5815 Owens Drive is effective Nov. 13, followed by 50 Safeway and 22 Kaiser job cuts in Pleasanton on Nov. 20.
Lunit and 10x Genomics have announced a collaboration to combine AI-driven pathology analysis with spatial molecular data for clinical research in oncology.
10x Genomics has formed a collaboration with Fudan University and SPDx to conduct research focused on breast cancer.
Concord Utility Services will work zone by zone, starting in south Pleasanton, replacing every water meter in the city's system. Each swap shuts off water for about 30 minutes, and customers get a letter first.
The PUSD board meets at 6 p.m. Thursday on letting the district skip bidding to fix an Oct. 22 flood in Building N's locker room, plus a $450,000 increase to the roof contract.
A one-year East County Animal Shelter deal on the Nov. 17 consent calendar shows the city's share of operating costs rising to 13.73%, while the agencies renegotiate pricing and building ownership.
