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Western Santa Clara County, August 2002 Timeline	Tuesday, June 11		Author
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Intel, 2002   Santa Clara Business Resignation   Loudcloud (7)   Revenue (10)   Sun, 2002   U.S. in August, 2002 (73) on Google Map 1. 08-01 Microsoft ex-president named CEO Milpitas 2. 08-06 Day laborers ordinance blocked Los Altos 3. 08-06 20-Foot Flames in Cardboard Factory Fire Santa Clara 4. 08-07 FTC probes VeriSign's marketing tactics Mountain View 5. 08-08 Grove donates $5m to stem cell program Intel 6. 08-08 SONICblue fires chief executive Santa Clara 7. 08-09 Sun Microsystems Loaned $6.3 Million Sun 8. 08-10 DNA didn't match, rape charges dropped Palo Alto 9. 08-12 Man Cleared Of Rape Wants Apology Palo Alto

Microsoft ex-president named CEO  Richard Belluzzo, who served a year as Microsoft president and COO, was named CEO of data storage company Quantum NASA offers news for Russians Job Fair Draws Hundreds of Hopefuls Letter carrier helped rescue elderly Day laborers ordinance blocked  A federal judge temporarily blocked enforcement of a law that prevents day laborers from soliciting work 20-Foot Flames in Cardboard Factory Fire  Flames shot out of the Jefferson Smurfet warehouse at De La Cruz and Martin. The fire grew to three alarms FTC probes VeriSign's marketing tactics  The probe centers on the Web domain registry company's business pitch Share Options Won't Counted as Expense Grove donates $5m to stem cell program August 2002 ... more > Top ^ Aug.1   Milpitas     Moffett Field Aug.5   Santa Clara   Cupertino Aug.6   Los Altos     Santa Clara   Aug.7   Mountain View     Intel Aug.8   Intel     Intel chairman announced a matching grant plan to reinvigorate the UCSF human embryonic stem cell program Intel, 2002 Timeline
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Aug.10   Palo Alto   DNA didn't match, rape charges dropped  Prosecutors have dropped charges against Jorge Eduardo Hernandez, 18, accused of raping a 94-year-old woman in January   Sun Low-end Linux machine

Aug.12   Palo Alto   Man Cleared Of Rape Wants Apology  Jorge Hernandez, 18, says detectives misinterpreted his comments during an interrogation   Intel New Chip Manufacturing Technology

Aug.16   Sunnyvale   Loudcloud sold, renamed to Opsware

Aug.17   Palo Alto   U.S. executive homes priciest  2,200-square-foot, 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom house with a two-car garage sold for an average of about $1.26 million Aug.19   Palm   Color Claim Mistake  $249 m130 handheld can display far fewer colors than the company originally claimed   AMD   Business PC Market Deal with HP  Advanced Micro Devices it reached a long-standing goal, landing its first deal for a top-tier U.S. personal-computer maker Aug.20   eBay   EBay-PayPal merger clears DoJ hurdle  A deadline for the Justice Department to request more information has passed with no queries from regulators Aug.21   Mountain View   PayPal to Limit Online Gaming  The electronic payment service has agreed to pay a $200,000 penalty Aug.22   Palo Alto   Classes in languages other than Spanish  Parents of elementary school children want School District to offer immersion classes in languages other than Spanish Aug.23   Santa Clara   Man killed by red light runner  Li Ling Hu, 67, was killed when his car was rammed on the driver's side by another motorist Aug.26   Intel   Intel Sees Modest Growth Ahead  CEO Craig Barrett expected modest growth in third-quarter earnings over the preceding quarter Aug.27   Intel   Intel Drops on CEO's Assessment  Shares of were down more than 4%   HP   Combined HP reports first results  Hewlett-Packard blamed weak demand for third-quarter sales that fell short of expectations   Palm   Palm sued for overstating color features  Palm has admitted it overstated the color display features of its new m130 handheld. It faces a consumer class-action lawsuit Aug.29   Sun   Sun to hit bottom part of revenue

* Location by Topic West Santa Clara County, August 2002, Location by Topic Location Business Crime Accidents Earnings High Tech Silicon Valley Microsoft ex-president named CEO Job Fair Draws Hundreds of Hopefuls Day laborers ordinance blocked FTC probes VeriSign's marketing tactics Share Options Won't Counted as Expense SONICblue fires chief executive Shares fall with pending S&P 500 removal Sun Microsystems Loaned $6.3 Million Expensing stock options rejected Low-end Linux machine New Chip Manufacturing Technology Cuts Take iMac Back to Initial Price Network Assoc. Sweetens McAfee Offer Handspring names new CFO Loudcloud sold, renamed to Opsware Sun to hit bottom part of revenue Google Hires CFO DNA didn't match, rape charges dropped Man Cleared Of Rape Wants Apology Armed residential robbery Year in jail for using used needles Man killed by red light runner Letter carrier helped rescue elderly 20-Foot Flames in Cardboard Factory Fire 2-alarm fire damages 2 homes Man killed by red light runner Share Options Won't Counted as Expense Shares fall with pending S&P 500 removal Expensing stock options rejected Intel Sees Modest Growth Ahead Intel Drops on CEO's Assessment Sun to hit bottom part of revenue FTC probes VeriSign's marketing tactics Low-end Linux machine New Chip Manufacturing Technology Cuts Take iMac Back to Initial Price Color Claim Mistake PayPal to Limit Online Gaming Palo Alto Sun Microsystems Loaned $6.3 Million Low-end Linux machine New financial services unit U.S. executive homes priciest Sun to hit bottom part of revenue DNA didn't match, rape charges dropped Man Cleared Of Rape Wants Apology Year in jail for using used needles 2-alarm fire damages 2 homes Combined HP reports first results Sun to hit bottom part of revenue Low-end Linux machine Santa Clara Job Fair Draws Hundreds of Hopefuls Share Options Won't Counted as Expense SONICblue fires chief executive Expensing stock options rejected New Chip Manufacturing Technology Network Assoc. Sweetens McAfee Offer Man killed by red light runner 20-Foot Flames in Cardboard Factory Fire Man killed by red light runner Share Options Won't Counted as Expense Expensing stock options rejected Intel Sees Modest Growth Ahead Intel Drops on CEO's Assessment New Chip Manufacturing Technology Intel Share Options Won't Counted as Expense Expensing stock options rejected New Chip Manufacturing Technology Intel Sees Modest Growth Ahead Your ad is here Your ad is here Share Options Won't Counted as Expense Expensing stock options rejected Intel Sees Modest Growth Ahead New Chip Manufacturing Technology Sunnyvale Shares fall with pending S&P 500 removal Loudcloud sold, renamed to Opsware Color Claim Mistake Business PC Market Deal with HP Your ad is here Your ad is here Shares fall with pending S&P 500 removal Color Claim Mistake Mountain View FTC probes VeriSign's marketing tactics Handspring names new CFO Google Hires CFO Your ad is here Your ad is here Your ad is here FTC probes VeriSign's marketing tactics PayPal to Limit Online Gaming Palm Shares fall with pending S&P 500 removal Color Claim Mistake Your ad is here Your ad is here Shares fall with pending S&P 500 removal Color Claim Mistake Sun Sun Microsystems Loaned $6.3 Million Sun to hit bottom part of revenue Your ad is here Your ad is here Sun to hit bottom part of revenue Low-end Linux machine Los Altos Day laborers ordinance blocked Armed residential robbery Your ad is here Your ad is here Your ad is here HP New financial services unit Combined HP reports first results Your ad is here Your ad is here Combined HP reports first results Your ad is here Cupertino Cuts Take iMac Back to Initial Price Your ad is here Letter carrier helped rescue elderly Your ad is here Cuts Take iMac Back to Initial Price      * Location by Topic

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