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Along the streets of the city's bustling
retail districts are businesses selling an astonishing assortment of goods
and services: traditional and ethnic arts, crafts and goods, bona fide
factory outlet stores, bookstores and dozens of antique shops and art
galleries. Painters, sculptors, printmakers, ceramists, textile artists,
furniture makers and other artisans sell their creations directly to the
public from studios and shops. Street vendors along Telegraph Avenue sell
an infinite variety of handmade jewelry, crafts and clothing. West Berkeley's industrial center, where the exotic and high tech easily coexist with more traditional manufacturing plants and businesses, is conveniently located to the nearby Bay Area ocean terminals, airports and railheads. Office and retail space is available throughout the city, ranging from historic seismically upgraded buildings and new buildings to live-work-work lofts in renovated warehouses. Throughout Berkeley's commercial areas, nationally recognizable franchise businesses rub shoulders affably with one-of-a-kind boutiques. Have an idea for a new business? Come to Berkeley. We are the home of innovation. Whether it is in a small café kitchen or a technology lab, Berkeley welcomes the true entrepreneur. Ten Largest Employers # Employees University of California, Berkeley 12,377
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