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Bay Area top 200 tech titans fuel growth
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IN THE BEST Mark Twain tradition, Silicon Valley has survived to
discard yet another obituary.
Not that long ago, the Bay Area's high-tech industry had been
left for dead -- yet again -- by a variety of pundits.
The dot-com meltdown, Internet debacle and outsourcing woes were
going to be a bit too much to overcome this time, experts opined.
Those were deemed to be problems far worse than earlier challenges
from tech firms in Japan and Europe.
Just a few years after the ...
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