Hoping to cash in on the technology boom, the city of Oakland, Calif. engineered a unique land deal with a new corporate resident that ties financial rewards for the city to the company's future performance. Celebrated communications equipment start-up Zhone Technologies bought 14 1/2 acres from the city for its new headquarters, paying $6 million in cash and awarding the city warrants for 100,000 shares of its stock.
February 24, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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Hoping to cash in on the technology boom, the city of Oakland has engineered a unique land deal with a new corporate resident that ties financial rewards for the city to the company’s future performance.
Celebrated communications equipment start-up Zhone Technologies Inc. recently bought 14 1/2 acres from the city for its new headquarters, paying $6 million in cash and awarding the city warrants for 100,000 shares of its stock.
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