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Last updated at 5:46 p.m. PDT Monday, June 4, 2001

Newcomers and lifetime residents alike say good-bye to Valley life

Disillusioned dot-commers not the only ones high-tailing out of town as the economy turns sour

First it was the dot-commers fleeing the area with their failed dreams. But now it looks like the trickle out of Silicon Valley has widened to include refugees ranging from middle-class families to foreign workers, all looking to escape the economic bust.

• Stocks advance moderately in light trading [5:43pm PDT 6/4]

• Nevada lawmakers approve Internet gambling [4:48pm PDT 6/4]

• Robots enable remote control ``telesurgery'' [4:48pm PDT 6/4]

• Sources say Cisco not in talks with Marconi [4:36pm PDT 6/4]

• Secure mobile phone offers public military-grade protection [4:28pm PDT 6/4]

• Microsoft enhancing its messaging program for Windows XP [4:19pm PDT 6/4]

• HP pays Pitney Bowes $400 million to settle patent dispute [12:11pm PDT 6/4]

• Survey finds U.S. corporate layoffs down 52 percent in May [9:25am PDT 6/4]

• New market overwhelms U.S. agency [11:56pm PDT 6/3]

• Talks between Microsoft and AOL underway again, software giant says [9:12pm PDT 6/3]

Lucent's failed deal with Alcatel is a symptom of its illness

Scott Herhold tells you why investors should avoid the telecomm company even at its current bargain-basement price.

June 4 •Stocks.comment

Seeing the valley through fresh eyes

The bloom may be off the rose for anyone who's lived through the last five years here, but Mike Cassidy says Silicon Valley is still the stuff of dreams for new arrivals.

June 4 •Silicon Valley Dispatches


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