By Neil Gonzales In 2012, the cloud-computing giant Salesforce.com abruptly dropped its plans to build a sprawling campus in Mission Bay along San Francisco’s periphery. The company has never publicly given a clear explanation for the decision, but at the recent Worktech 14 West Coast conference in the city, a Salesforce executive shed some light […]
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