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n a stark reversal, Pacific Gas & Electric's top executives are now receiving lower total compensation packages. However, some have managed to capitalize on stock windfalls, highlighting the complex dynamics at play in executive pay.

    A recent Silicon Valley deal has shed light on the rapidly shifting landscape of office building prices. A tech company has sold its sprawling campus in Milpitas for over $40 million, a transaction that underscores the precipitous decline in commercial property values.

    The sale serves as a harbinger of things to come, as the region's office market continues to grapple with the aftermath of the pandemic and shifting workforce dynamics.

    In Oakland, a proposed recycling plant has hit a roadblock following federal indictments. The project's future remains uncertain, casting a shadow over the city's efforts to revitalize its industrial sector.

    Nokia is poised to create hundreds of new jobs at its San Jose production hub, injecting much-needed momentum into the local economy. As the tech giant expands its operations, it will be closely watched by industry observers and policymakers alike.

    A recent report has raised concerns about the potential fire risks associated with utility equipment in California homes. The state's risk maps, last updated eight years ago, may no longer accurately reflect the current landscape.

    In North San Jose, Microsoft's plans for a new data center have been given the green light by local authorities. The project is expected to bring significant economic benefits to the area, cementing Silicon Valley's status as a hub for innovation and growth.