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Jobless data may portend broad recovery

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The tri-county region is showing signs of digging itself out of a deep hole.

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A tasty comeback: Habit veteran returns with Hook Burger Bistro

By   /  Monday, November 29th, 2010  /  Small Business  /  Comments Off on A tasty comeback: Habit veteran returns with Hook Burger Bistro

Habit Burger veteran Brent Reichard recently came out of semi-retirement to launch a new, more upscale burger restaurant, which recently opened its first store in Oxnard.

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Santa Barbara firm set to launch new ETF fund

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Santa Barbara-based Peritus Asset Management launches the first actively managed, high-yield ETF in the country on Dec. 3.

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Boeing buys SLO software firm

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Boeing announced Nov. 16 that it has signed an agreement to buy San Luis Obispo-based CDM Technologies, a software engineering company.

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Foley buys Eos Winery

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Foley Family Wines announced Nov. 15 that it is buying Paso Robles-based Eos Estate Winery.

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Editorial: Give till it helps

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The Business Times encourages tri-county businesses to follow the lead of Montecito Bank & Trust, which gives away $1 million in Community Dividends each fall.

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Editorial: Bidding good riddance to the awful 1099 rule

By   /  Monday, November 29th, 2010  /  Editorials, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Editorial: Bidding good riddance to the awful 1099 rule

The so-called “1099 rule” was a disaster waiting to happen. Happily, it is a disaster that looks like it will be averted. News shortly before Thanksgiving that the U.S. Small Business Administration was publicly opposing the rule seems to be the last nail in the coffin for this ill-conceived tax on entrepreneurship. As the Business Read More →