Salesforce co-CEO Marc Benioff hopes the discovery of a cracked beam at San Francisco’s new $2.2 billion transit center was a good thing, because it may have prevented future injuries. “I am very sorry to hear of the closing of @TransitCenterSF due to the cracked beam. I pray this is a blessing that the crack was discovered before anyone was hurt or injured.

Salesforce’s Benioff hopes discovery of Transbay beam crack was ‘blessing’

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Salesforce’s Benioff hopes discovery of Transbay beam crack was ‘blessing’

Salesforce’s Benioff hopes discovery of Transbay beam crack was ‘blessing’