The Trade Desk invests in connected TV advertising
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Herzog Wine Cellars finds value in owning its own vineyards
Herzog Wine Cellars, based in Oxnard, has spent its nearly 35 years in California changing Read More →Westlake native promoted to top job at Conejo Valley chamber
At the Westlake Village-based Greater Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce, longtime employee Danielle Borja is Read More →Sientra takes over breast implant manufacturing from Lubrizol
The decision to acquire its supplier brings things full circle for Goleta-based breast implant developer Read More →
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Apeel adding facilities in Mexico, Peru and Netherlands
Goleta food preservation firm Apeel Sciences announced the launch of three international satellite facilities in a bid to penetrate the global fresh produce supply chain. Read More →
Amgen plans to eliminate another 172 jobs
Updated at 3:45 p.m. Nov. 18: Regional biotech giant Amgen followed up a round of layoffs at its East Coast neuroscience operations with a plan Read More →
Acme Hospitality taking over Paradise Café
Acme Hospitality is taking over operations at the Paradise Café in downtown Santa Barbara in January. The restaurant group currently owns Helena Avenue Bakery, The Read More →
Paso Robles named ‘Top 30 Emerging Destination’
Paso Robles has been named a Top 30 Emerging Destination in the world by the independent travel blog Travel Lemming. “Move over, Napa!” the Read More →
Multistate coalition suing EPA over clean car standards
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra and Assemblymember Monique Limón held a news conference in Santa Barbara Nov. 15 to announce that a multistate coalition has Read More →
255-unit apartment complex in Ventura sells for $72.5 million
A 255-unit apartment complex in Ventura has sold for $72.5 million, according to CBRE. The buyer was a private multifamily investment firm. CBRE’s Melinda Russell Read More →
Atara ‘all in’ on allogeneic treatments
Atara Biotherapeutics redirected its focus toward its pipeline of treated donor cell therapies in the second half of 2019, while it continues its search to Read More →
Cure Pharmaceutical looks to acquire Coeptis Pharmaceuticals
Oxnard cannabis technology company Cure Pharmaceutical announced an initial bid to acquire Coeptis Pharmaceuticals, a maker of arthritis and high blood pressure treatments. Cure, which Read More →
Forecasts raise alarm over tri-county housing
On the surface, economic forecasts presented in San Luis Obispo on Nov. 8 and Camarillo on Nov. 14 portray a tale of divergent counties. But Read More →
Dubroff: The John Wooden of avocados goes back to his farm
Lee Cole will end an amazing run at Calavo as he gives up the CEO post sometime early next year. The avocado and prepared foods Read More →
Bechtel: Ventura County residents stand together
By Vanessa Bechtel A year ago, the unthinkable occurred in our community. After receiving a call from Thousand Oaks City Manager Andrew Powers, the Ventura Read More →
Our view: Public safety rules must change to fit technology
All around us we see public safety failures that need urgent attention. • A lawsuit by the widow of one of the 34 victims of Read More →
Carbajal slams officials for not changing safety rules after deadly boat fire
Updated at 5:45 p.m. Nov. 14: In a hearing Nov. 14, Congressman Salud Carbajal rebuked Coast Guard and National Transportation Safety Board officials for a Read More →
Sienna Biopharmaceuticals puts itself up for sale
Updated at 5 p.m. Nov. 14: Sienna Biopharmaceuticals announced Nov. 14 that it would put itself up for sale after a bankruptcy court approved its Read More →
AeroVironment lands $67 million drone contracts
Simi Valley-based AeroVironment announced two contracts worth up to $67 million to provide its small unmanned aerial systems to the military and an allied country. Read More →
SCE reaches $360 million settlement with public agencies for wildfires, mudslides
Southern California Edison will pay out $360 million to tri-county and Greater Los Angeles communities for claims related to the 2017 and 2018 wildfires and Read More →
Ventura and Santa Barbara AFP presents philanthropy awards
A pair of Dos Pueblos high school students stole the show as the Ventura and Santa Barbara chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals presented Read More →
The Trade Desk hires new CFO as Ross retires
Ventura ad-tech provider The Trade Desk installed a former Amazon executive as its CFO, with the announcement Nov. 11 that Paul Ross would retire from Read More →
Widow sues Truth Aquatics for wrongful death in dive boat fire
The widow of Justin Dignam, who was killed along with 33 others when a dive boat caught fire Sept. 2 near Santa Cruz Island, filed Read More →
Amgen laying off 150 workers in Massachusetts
In a filing with Massachusetts state regulators, Amgen announced that it would lay off 149 people at its Cambridge, Mass. location by the end of Read More →
Calavo Growers CEO Lee Cole retiring
Calavo Growers President and CEO Lee Cole announced plans to retire in early 2020, kicking off a search for his successor by the Santa Paula Read More →
Veterans: We appreciate your service
Special comment from the editor: Today, Nov. 11, we take time to celebrate the role of veterans in our communities at our military installations and Read More →
SLO economy strong but housing shortage limits growth
A recession is not looming and local, state and national economies are strong, according to Chris Thornberg of Beacon Economics, who spoke to about 550 Read More →
Office sales rally but retail, industrial properties struggle
With 60 sales to date on the South Coast, transaction volume is trending about 15 percent below the prior five-year average, according to Hayes Commercial Read More →
UCSB No. 2 in grads leading 2019 IPOs
While UC Santa Barbara may be best known for a campus that hugs the Californian coastline, its alums are turning the tide of its reputation Read More →
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