Boeing 737 Max 9: Two airlines find loose hardware in jet inspections
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Santa Cruz is California’s least-affordable housing market. Are high-rises a solution?
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From Wall Street to Silicon Valley: Where Business and Tech Collide
The worlds of high finance and high technology have often seemed like separate universes. Wall Street represents the traditional bastion of capital markets, investment firms, and regulatory frameworks, while Silicon Valley embodies innovation, risk-taking, and the fast-paced culture of startups. Yet in today’s global economy, the line between business and technology has blurred. Increasingly, Wall…
