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So now it's official. The 57,000-pound Knight Ridder sign, a landmark atop one of downtown San Jose's nicest buildings, is going away. The new owners, CBRE Global Investors, are revamping the building at 50 W. San Fernando St. On one level, I ...

sjohnson@mercurynews.com SAN JOSE -- Cisco Systems (CSCO) reported third quarter finances on Wednesday that beat Wall Street's expectations, with profit up nearly 15 percent and sales up about five percent from the same period a year ago. Posting a ...

SAN JOSE -- If the world were perfect, or like a poetry, they'd paint Rey Giese's epitaph in elegant gold leaf outlined by a flawless black border. That's the way he did it -- day-after-day for decades, on office doors throughout Silicon Valley, ...

SAN JOSE -- When local students took the challenge to design human-powered vehicles, they did more than build a bicycle -- they made their futures brighter, too. Since school started in September, two teams of seniors, majoring in mechanical ...

When San Jose's Century 21 theater opened nearly a half-century ago, the first movie it showed was the comedy "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.'' Last week, the 950-seat theater on Winchester Boulevard was running the Tom Cruise fantasy, ...

SAN JOSE -- SunPower, Silicon Valley's dominant solar panel manufacturer, reported a narrower first-quarter loss Thursday, a result that seemed to please investors. SunPower shares spiked in the last minutes before the markets closed Thursday, when ...

SAN JOSE -- The Mercury News' headquarters are up for sale during a hot time in the commercial real estate market -- yet the brokers face several challenges in trying to strike a deal. Included in the sales package is a 312,000-square-foot main ...

SAN JOSE -- As one of the top negotiators for immigration reform in the House of Representatives finalizes secret negotiations over a comprehensive bill, hundreds of immigrant families in her district crowded a San Jose church on Monday night to ...

SAN JOSE -- eBay (EBAY) continued its steady rise in the first quarter of 2013, reporting $3.75 billion in revenue Wednesday for the three months ending March 31. The strong gains fell slightly below Wall Street expectations of $3.77 billion, ...