The next dimension: TrueVision inks deal with microscope maker
TrueVision Systems has inked a deal with the world’s second-biggest maker of surgical microscopes.
Op/ed: Cyber crimes and data breaches are not just the problems of big companies
Small-business owners are facing a growing number of hurdles in protecting their companies from cyber attacks.
Editorial: Why leadership matters
Dave Juhnke’s award kicks off a season of honors for leaders up and down the Central Coast.
Rethinking corporate taxes to put the U.S. economy on a faster track
The U.S. now has consistently higher tax rates than many other countries, and delays in getting a fix are costing jobs and money.
Intercontinental expands its brand with Santa Barbara’s new Hotel Indigo
Intercontinental Hotels Group’s Hotel Indigo is set to open on Feb. 14 at 121 State St., an address with a long hospitality history.
SLO law firm to change name
San Luis Obispo County’s second-largest law firm is changing names as one of its partners departs. On Feb. 1, Sinsheimer Juhnke Lebens & McIvor will become Sinsheimer Juhnke McIvor & Stroh. Before the change, the firm ranked ninth-largest in the Tri-Counties with 12 attorneys and the second-largest in San Luis Obispo County. Its website now Read More →
Ceres to debut at $21 to $23 per share
Thousand Oaks-based energy crop developer Ceres has plans to make its debut on the Nasdaq on Feb. 8 under the symbol CERE and raise $132 million. Shares in the company, which uses genetic marking technology to speed the development of non-food energy crops such as drought-resistant switchgrass, are expected hit the markets at between $21 Read More →
