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Scott Thompson off Splunk board - Bizjournals.com (blog)

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Scott Thompson off Splunk board Bizjournals.com (blog) Disgraced ex-Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson resigned from the board of directors of Splunk Inc. , the San Francisco-based machine data processing company that last month had a spectacularly successful initial public offering of stock. Former Yahoo CEO steps down from Splunk boardBoston.com Scott Thompson Resigns From Board of Directors of Splunk Inc.MarketWatch (press release) Ex-Yahoo CEO Quits Splunk Board Following Resume ScandalBloomberg all 49 news articles »

Mayor Lee's Statement on the City's unemployment drop to 7.4 percent - SanFranciscoSentinel.com

Mayor Lee's Statement on the City's unemployment drop to 7.4 percent SanFranciscoSentinel.com Mayor Edwin M. Lee issued the following statement on San Francisco's unemployment rate dropping to 7.4 percent in April, the lowest unemployment rate since December 2008, based on preliminary unemployment numbers released today by the State Employment ... and more »

Splunk says former Yahoo CEO Thompson resigned from board - WOGX

Splunk says former Yahoo CEO Thompson resigned from board WOGX SAN FRANCISCO -- Data-analysis provider Splunk said Monday that Scott Thompson, Yahoo's recently departed chief executive, stepped down from its board. Splunk, which helps businesses organize and make sense of all the information they collect, ...

Windows keyboards let you write in Russian - San Francisco Chronicle

Windows keyboards let you write in Russian San Francisco Chronicle A: I suspect the flash drive got corrupted because your classmate removed it from the computer while Windows was still saving data to it. That would have made it hard or impossible to recover data using data recovery software, which is good mostly for ...

California has lost nearly 1 million jobs since 2007 - San Francisco Business Times

California has lost nearly 1 million jobs since 2007 San Francisco Business Times The EPI blames huge cuts in state and local government jobs for hurting the recovery in many states. Wisconsin and Rhode Island, the two states where the percentage of employed people has shrunk the most in the past year, both cut their public sector ... and more »