Schurra’s Fine Confections in San Jose has been helping Bay Area residents express love on Valentine’s Day for a century. The holiday is the shop’s third busiest day of the year.
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On the heels of an acquisition and record free cash flows, Redwood City’s photo printing giant Shutterfly hinted at its aggressive acquisition plans while announcing fourth quarter financial results on Feb. 1.
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New economic data from this week’s Silicon Valley Index report headlines this week’s Peninsula Report radio show. Reporters also weigh in on the growing number of cities banning plastic grocery bags and HIV preventative drug testing.
Emeryville children’s electronic toy company earned ‘Toy of the Year’ honors for its LeapPad in 2011, exceeding analysts’ expectations on revenue and earnings per share.
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Silicon Valley leaders discussed how to make the region green at today’s State of the Valley Conference. Clean tech investment doubled last year, but experts agree more can be done to create green jobs, clean technologies and change consumer behavior.
Silicon Valley leaders ponder how to ‘go green’ at San Jose conference Read More »
Tesla Motors unveiled its third range of cars last night, the crossover utility vehicle called the Model X. Faster than a Porsche, but with “falcon wing” doors, the car was met with mixed reviews.
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Redwood City based video game maker Electronic Arts saw shares fall over 4 percent Friday after Macquarie Securities downgraded it to neutral from outperform following the resignation of Chief Financial Officer Eric Brown.
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Richard Daley, former mayor of Chicago, was a featured speaker at today’s State of the Valley conference in San Jose. He presented six directives he says will help Silicon Valley retain its competitive edge and commit to green tech and conservation.
Former Chicago mayor Richard Daley’s advice to Silicon Valley — commit to green tech Read More »
Constraints on new and small businesses are threatening Silicon Valley’s innovation and global competitiveness, said a panel of experts at today’s 2012 State of the Valley Conference.
Tech sector sees growth, but panel warns communities face social and economic threats Read More »