By The Registry Staff A renowned leader in the Silicon Valley tech industry, who acquired an expansive ranch in Carmel Valley four decades ago, is now selling the property to a conservation group for $35 million, intending to transform it into a public preserve and cultural site. In 1977, Mike Markkula provided $250,000 to Steve […]
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