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Electronic Journals - Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal
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Sunday, April 06, 2003 -- Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal : Legislature
Content: Wednesday, April 09, 2003 - Cameras that take your picture if you run a red light need to be better managed to ensure that they focus on safety, not profit, say the affiliates of the American Automobile Association which are co-sponsoring a reform bill...
Silicon Valley
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Appearing in the San Jose and Silicon Valley Business Journal
Content: Tucked away in a converted warehouse off Shoreline Boulevard in Mountain View, Silicon Valley programmers and executives indulge in their passion: playing the guitar
Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal
Content: American City Business Journals Inc. is the nation's largest publisher of metropolitan business newspapers, serving 41 of the country's most vibrant markets.
Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal
Content: Actona Technologies of Los Gatos has announced that it has closed a $7 million round of funding
Silicon Valley Business Journal Award
Content: WAGIC voted the 7th fastest growing company in the Silicon Valley by Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal! <Back...
Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal [application/pdf]
Content: Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal November 11, 2002 Venture capital investment in Europe follows U.S. downturn by: Sarah Lacy Several Silicon Valley venture capitalists opened offices in Europe during the Internet boom. Many have since...
2003.05.09 Silicon Valley Business Journal.doc [application/pdf]
Content: Clinic caters to those willing to pay big bucks for better health Troy May Working 10 to 12 hours a day running a $1.5 billion company didn't keep Brian Halla from snapping himself into shape. And once he made the decision, he was willing to pay...
Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, October 5, 2001
Content: U.S. Reps. Mike Honda of San Jose and Jim Matheson of Utah plan to file legislation as soon as Oct. 5 to fund experimental projects at 20 airports. The projects would use cutting-edge security technologies, many of which are available or in development in...
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