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With Senate Republicans and Democrats moving closer to an agreement to grant a chance at U.S. citizenship to 11 million undocumented immigrants, a long- simmering dispute between organized labor and the business lobby risks sapping the measure’s momentum.
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With Senate Republicans and Democrats moving closer to an agreement to grant a chance at U.S. citizenship to 11 million undocumented immigrants, a long- simmering dispute between organized labor and the business lobby risks sapping the measure’s momentum.
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California’s Silicon Valley has always posed a certain challenge to urbanists. In their view, cities are critical for commerce and innovation.
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Technology companies want the U.S. to bolster cybersecurity, ease immigration restrictions and let funds held abroad be repatriated, said a group with members including Microsoft Corp. and Adobe Systems Inc.
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When California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom begins meetings in Austin with Hardee’s hamburgers chief Andrew Puzder, local Chamber of Commerce Chairman Bobby Jenkins and Texas Governor Rick Perry , it’s because the most- populous state lingers in a funk, even as the U.S. pulls out of the deepest recession in half a century.
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California Governor Jerry Brown won support for his deficit-closing package from the Silicon Valley Leadership Group , whose chief urged lawmakers to back the plan. The organization includes Google Inc. and Stanford University.
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Apple Inc., Google Inc. and Intel Corp. soon won’t have to travel across the U.S. to get patent protection on their latest inventions.
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The first-ever expansion of the U.S. patent office beyond the nation’s capital has Denver, Silicon Valley and Austin, Texas, envisioning the next Research Triangle and an accompanying jobs windfall.
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California Governor Jerry Brown ’s self-touted political acumen will be put to the test as his plan to erase a resurgent $25.4 billion deficit goes before the state Legislature.
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California Governor Jerry Brown said he needs more time to reach a compromise with Republican lawmakers over his plan to erase a resurgent $25.4 billion deficit, and asked legislators to delay plans for a vote.
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