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Silicon Valley bureau chief @VOAnews former @mercnews @siliconbeat @politico Running fool, soccer hopeful, tech curious

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I have covered Silicon Valley companies and trends for the San Francisco Chronicle, the Los Angeles Times and the San Jose Mercury News. I have also written for Wired and the New York Times. Areas of interest: how tech is changing us, what the tech industry firms and techies are up to and how the Bay Area region is affected by tech.

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Quinn: Elon Musk's patent move is a call to action in Silicon Valley

Quinn: Elon Musk's patent move is a call to action in Silicon Valley

Posted: 06/17/2014 02:12:34 PM PDT Updated: 06/17/2014 02:12:35 PM PDT Should every CEO follow Elon Musk's ex…

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FBI warns of elder financial abuse

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By Michelle Quinn Verified
| WKBT-TV (La Crosse, WI) Verified
MADISON, Wis. — Cathy Solway’s brother told her the family needed to sell their parents’ house roughly a year after they moved into an assisted living facility. The conversation came after the family discovered tens of thousands of dollars were missing from their parents’ savings. Someone had been transferring money from her parents’ retirement accounts into separate accounts, then writing checks for thousands of dollars.
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Record share of Americans say finances are getting worse as gas prices climb

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By Michelle Quinn Verified
| WISC-TV (Madison, WI) Verified
MADISON, Wis. - A growing number of Americans say they feel like they’re paying more without getting more in return — and a new survey suggests that frustration is spreading. Gallup’s latest findings show a record 55% of Americans say their financial situation is getting worse. Gallup says that’s the highest level since it began tracking the measure in 2001.
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DATCP shares resources for Financial Literacy Month Original

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By Michelle Quinn Verified
| WISC-TV (Madison, WI) Verified
MADISON, Wis. - April is National Financial Literacy Month. The Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protections (DATCP) offers several tools for consumers to protect their finances. The Administrator of Consumer Protection at DATCP, Michelle Reinen says financial literacy isn't just about investing..."it's about making informed decisions and not getting tricked by scams".
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