August 8, 2022

Real Estate

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Brooke Holland | 3 days ago
Premium Content Thousands of new homes in pipeline in Moorpark
When Moorpark became a city in 1983, Read More >
Brooke Holland | 3 days ago
Premium Content Dispute over Cal Poly dining hall lands in court
The Vista Grade dining commons at Cal Read More >
Brooke Holland | 4 days ago
Velocity reports earnings growth in Q2
Real estate finance company Velocity Financial saw Read More >
Brooke Holland | 4 days ago
Premium Content Real Estate: ‘Trophy asset’ apartment building in Santa Barbara sells for $4M
This 19th-century building in Santa Barbara’s Upper Read More >

Technology

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Carpinteria-based Procore Technologies moved up from No. 880 last year to No. 697 this year. (Nik Blaskovich)
Jorge Mercado | Monday, August 8, 2022

Premium Content Procore reports growing revenue and shrinking losses, but narrowly misses analysts’ Q2 estimates

Carpinteria-based Procore continues to see massive growth in revenue and managed to cut its net losses in half over the past year, according to second quarter earnings released Aug. 4. Shares of Procore nearly flat the day after the afternoon earnings release, up 1.7% on Aug. 5 to close at $63.07. But for the entire week, Procore gained 23%, and shares were up 35% between July 26 and Aug. 5. Read More >
Jorge Mercado
Premium Content Column: Chips Act could be a boon for region’s tech companies
Jorge Mercado
Premium Content New Mindbody CEO discusses company’s post-pandemic rebound
Tony Biasotti
LaunchPoint closes second seed round
Jorge Mercado
Semtech announces $1.2B Sierra Wireless acquisition

Health Care & Life Science

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Jorge Mercado | Monday, August 8, 2022

Premium Content Inogen beats Q2 estimates, but shares still drop

Goleta-based Inogen reported a net loss in the second quarter Read More >
Jorge Mercado
Premium Content Amgen beats analysts’ expectations for earnings and revenue in Q2
Jorge Mercado
Amgen to buy ChemoCentryx for $3.7B
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Arcutis to raise $150M in public stock offering
Jorge Mercado
Cure sells $20M in intellectual property, replaces CEO and CFO

Agribusiness

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Abigail Napp
Premium Content Wine Buzz: ‘Exodus’ by insurance carriers leaves wineries in the lurch
Recently, Mark Anelli, a shareholder in the San Luis Obispo Read More >
Jorge Mercado
Ventura, Santa Barbara County ag revenues both grew 5% in 2021
Brooke Holland
Premium Content Cal Poly gets nearly $40M in state funds for sustainable ag programs
Jorge Mercado
Premium Content FreshRealm CEO: Company will use $200M investment to ‘play offense in the market’
Two years ago, Ventura-based FreshRealm, founded as a subsidiary of Read More >
Jorge Mercado
FreshRealm raises $200M in region’s largest funding round of 2022
FreshRealm is headquartered in this building in downtown Ventura. (Tony Read More >

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