Levi SumagaysayVerified account

@levisu

Reporter covering tech and inequality. Formerly and co-founded . DM for Signal.

S.F. Bay Area
Joined May 2008

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  1. 5 hours ago
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  2. TFW you have Bloomberg’s Peter Thiel story on one browser tab and the WSJ’s Facebook story on another, and on your desk is the book “System Error: Where Big Tech Went Wrong and How We Can Reboot.”

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  3. Sep 15
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  4. Sep 13
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  5. Sep 3
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  6. Sep 3

    The grants ranged from thousands of dollars to millions of dollars.

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  7. Sep 3

    Small restaurant and business owners struggle while seeing their competition awarded Restaurant Revitalization Fund grants

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  8. Sep 3
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  9. Retweeted
    Sep 2

    DoorDash workers are protesting today in San Francisco 👇 They say they often make below minimum wage, while CEO Tony Xu brought in an annual salary of $413M this year

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  10. Aug 31
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  11. Aug 30
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  12. Aug 27
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    Aug 13

    Earlier this summer, discovered popular ESG investment BlackStone had a *cleaning* subsidiary that was overseeing a gross migrant-detention facility. Joy dug in, did the reporting, and Blackstone has now cut ties to the unit it blames.

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    Aug 10

    "It’s a double whammy" for the "exact same communities that have been hurt and most affected by the pandemic," a union official told us.

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  15. Aug 10

    The House passed the PRO Act -- which would give more workers the right to organize -- in March, but the Senate has yet to take it up:

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  16. Aug 10

    17 state AGs led by CA's today urged the Senate to pass the , saying the has "not stood the test of time."

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  17. Aug 6
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    Aug 5

    Tesla paid more than $1 million to a Black former employee who won a rare discrimination ruling through arbitration that the company failed to stop supervisors from calling him the “N-word”

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    Aug 4

    NEW: Where is California’s $5.2 billion for 100% COVID rent relief going? In the Bay Area, a maze of state, county & city programs have paid out just 10% of $889 million allocated to the region as of mid-July, data requests show.

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