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...it paid about $340 million for RAE Systems, a San Jose, Calif., distributor of gas-detection systems. Morris Twp. Office Building...
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Despite client and lawyer pushback, firms pursue cost recovery for printing, faxing and other routine services
...Suits were filed in federal courts in New York, Newark and San Jose, Calif., on March 20 over a revision that replaced a policy in...
...session at the RSA Conference USA 2012, at the Moscone Center in San Francisco on Feb. 28, featured "BYOD(evice) Without BYO(insecurity)."...
Like water seeking its own level, new partnerships rose this year to 150 — their prerecession average. It was as strong a resurgence as the earlier fall-off was precipitous
Agitated washing machine purchasers allege in a federal court suit that manufacturer Whirlpool Corp. falsely labeled the products with the government's Energy Star
...been acquired by VeriFone, an electronic payment provider in San Jose, Calif. Classic Conservatories Acquired...
...by Xilinx Xilinx Inc. of San Jose, Calif., announced on May 9 it purchased Modelware Inc., of...
...read," recalls Elle Byram, corporate counsel for ZL Technologies, a San Jose, Calif., company that provides e-mail and file archiving software for compliance...
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