Nearly half of all Americans have had their most sensitive personal data stolen from Equifax, one of the country’s three credit-reporting bureaus.
The hack represents the largest single data breach in U.S. history, and we should all be very concerned about the ramifications.
Mountain View resident Reena Vokoun’s passion for balancing mind and body found a first local outlet when she began leading yoga at her sons’ Springer School, focusing on body awareness, breathing and mindfulness – tools to manage stress and hone focus and balance.
Her idea found a fit with local parents, too, and three years ago she founded a wellness business – Passion Fit – to expand her adult offering to nearby companies as well as online.
Special to the Town Crier
Los Altos-based Campi Properties Inc. is joining Golden Gate Sotheby’s International Realty, a merger that closes a chapter on one of the last independently owned real estate firms on the Peninsula.
Founder Gary Campi announced the merger with Sotheby’s Aug. 31 at the Stanford Park Hotel in Menlo Park. In a press release, Campi said the deal is “a natural evolution for the independent brokerage and a strategic expansion for Golden Gate Sotheby’s in one of the Bay Area’s most desirable real estate markets.”
September is National Disaster Preparedness month. One step in being prepared is to organize vital records and documents so that they can be easily located and transported if the need to evacuate arises.
People often ignore this step because of their confusion in determining which records and documents are important. The following list will help you identify which types of records and documents should be gathered.
Many of my clients want me to have a chat with their children before they start their first jobs. I begin the conversation by telling the new graduates that rather than lecturing them, I simply want to share my own “wish I had done that” experiences, hoping that they will benefit from them. Following are my words of advice.
“My wealth has come from a combination of living in America, some lucky genes and compound interest,” Warren Buffett once said.
