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When SAP AG changed leadership in 2010, the software maker had just been through its first major job cuts in 38 years, clients were upset with price increases, and analysts considered the company a takeover target.
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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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In Silicon Valley, Bullis elementary school accepts one in six kindergarten applicants, offers Chinese and asks families to donate $5,000 per child each year. Parents include Ken Moore, son of Intel Corp.’s co-founder, and Steven Kirsch, inventor of the optical mouse.
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Yandex NV, whose share of Russian web searches is more than double that for Google Inc., can extend its dominance over the world’s most-used engine to other countries, according to one of its earliest investors.
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The number of California homes that sold for at least $1 million reached a five-year high in 2012, fueled by a recovering economy and a record number of cash purchases, DataQuick said today.
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Box Inc., the Web-storage provider with more than 140,000 business customers, is planning an initial public offering in 2014, Chief Executive Officer Aaron Levie said.
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An improving job market is boosting wages and providing needed relief just as every American worker gets hit with a tax increase.
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Steve Jobs, who built the world’s most valuable technology company by creating devices that changed how people use electronics and revolutionized the computer, music and mobile-phone industries, died. He was 56.
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Garage Technology Ventures LLC, one of the original investors in the online radio service Pandora Media Inc., is working with corporations to provide support for clean-energy startups as traditional venture capital funding dwindles.
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Steve Jobs was a college dropout who built computers in his parents’ garage in the mid-1970s with a friend, Steve Wozniak.
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