| By Sharon Simonson | Silicon Valley may struggle more than ever to retain its mantle as the epicenter of technological innovation in the Bay Area. More and more local observers believe San Francisco will usurp the South Bay as the region’s cradle of life-changing technical progress, according to an informal survey by brokerage Colliers International […]
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