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Sue Dremann / Palo Alto Online:

Jobs' home burglar receives seven-year sentence — Kariem McFarlin was arrested last year for burglarizing home of famed Apple co-founder — Kariem McFarlin, the man who burglarized the home of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, was sentenced to seven years in state prison by a Santa Clara …

Jan 18, 2013, 11:00 PM– In context

Daryl Savage / Palo Alto Online:

Shop Talk: Apple Store headed for Stanford? — APPLE STORE IN STEALTH MODE ... A new Apple Store is quietly beginning construction at the Stanford Shopping Center. No one will publicly talk about it, yet no one will deny it. But it can't be missed. At 12,100 square feet …

May 23, 2012, 12:50 PM– In context

Sandy Brundage / Palo Alto Online:

Facebook scoops up Menlo Park properties — City finalizing paperwork for Sun campus sale — As rumors swirled about social-networking giant Facebook buying the former Sun Microsystems campus in Menlo Park, the company quietly bought 22 acres of business property near the campus.

Jan 30, 2011, 11:35 PM– In context

Arden Pennell / Palo Alto Online:

Facebook to move to Stanford Research Park — Some employees may remain in downtown Palo Alto — neighborhood part of firm's ‘DNA’ — The Internet firm Facebook, headquartered in downtown Palo Alto with more than 600 employees at five offices, will move all or a substantial portion …

Aug 19, 2008, 4:15 PM– In context

Arden Pennell / Palo Alto Online:

Into thin air — Why Silicon Valley Wi-Fi fizzled — How community-based Wi-Fi faded away — and why Valley leaders won't let it go — It seemed like such a good idea — Internet for everyone, everywhere. So much so that cities across the United States announced plans for citywide Wi-Fi networks …

Jul 9, 2008, 2:35 PM– In context

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