Ceres delays again, warns of Brazilian drought
Ceres, the Thousand Oaks-based energy crop firm, has delayed its initial public offering again. It also said Friday that its existing investors might buy as many as a fifth of the shares slated to hit the market and that a drought in Brazil could hurt it sweet sorghum yields. The pushed back its planned initial Read More →
‘Like Pandora for fashion’ wins at Startup Weekend SLO
Cal Poly hosted its first-ever Startup Weekend SLO recently.
Tourism turnaround: Hospitality pads Paso Robles’ city coffers
For Paso Robles, tourism is fast becoming a big moneymaker.
Op/ed: You must tell your employees about 401(k) fees
Employers have a fiduciary responsibility to the participants in their 401(k) programs.
It’s all smiles and sauvignon in Happy Canyon’s vineyards
Santa Barbara County’s newest American Viticultural Area is making a name for itself among the wine savvy.
Editorial: Simi councilman’s smart proposal
Rather than punish small businesses by suppressing demand for their services, Councilman Glen Beccerra has proposed fee waivers.
