Quest Global Engineering Services has acquired San Jose-based Tests Assured, a quality assurance firm focused on immersive and wearable devices.
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Newcomer Genny Altwer, a retired police officer, took an early lead in the District 9 council race as incumbents Peter Ortiz and Bien Doan also led their races.
Two occupants were pulled from a vehicle that went down a 100-foot dirt embankment near Marsh and Arroyo Hondo roads in San Jose.
San Jose Police arrested four men in connection with an armed robbery outside a Santana Row hotel, while three suspects remain at large.
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BrightSpire Capital, which took over the 541-room downtown hotel through foreclosure, expects to put it up for sale next year.
The San Jose optical networking firm posted fiscal first-quarter earnings above Wall Street expectations and projected higher revenue ahead.
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