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Google Buys Sunnyvale Properties from Yahoo, Verizon for $1B

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By Meghan Hall Google has purchased Yahoo’s headquarters complex, as well as several other Sunnyvale properties, for $1 billion. The transaction, first reported by The Mercury News, is believed to be the largest dollar transaction in the Bay Area this year. The properties are all located in north Sunnyvale and owned by Verizon or its […]

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