Startup completes unlikely comeback months after facing eviction, plans tenfold expansion of controversial sleeping pod concept A San Francisco startup that appeared headed for collapse this summer has executed a dramatic turnaround, acquiring a long-vacant downtown building where it plans to install hundreds of sleeping pods—a tenfold expansion of its current operation. Brownstone Shared Housing […]
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