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Letter: Clarifying NCHC’s winding-down process

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NCHC selected the assignment process because it is generally faster and virtually always less expensive than the alternative of bankruptcy.

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Massive retail and apartment project in Goleta is under way

By   /  Friday, October 18th, 2013  /  Columns, Real Estate, South Coast, Tri-County Economy  /  Comments Off on Massive retail and apartment project in Goleta is under way

Developer Westar Associates has broken ground on Hollister Village, a mixed-use project in Goleta that will include 266 apartments and a shopping center.

After years in the planning process that included fierce opposition from some neighborhood activists, Costa Mesa-based Westar secured approvals for the project at Hollister Avenue and Glen Annie Road in October 2012.

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The art of advertising: PureClick keeps an eye on Google

By   /  Friday, October 18th, 2013  /  Features, Technology  /  Comments Off on The art of advertising: PureClick keeps an eye on Google

Internet veteran Tim Rodgers founded PureClick with a simple goal. Google’s display advertising networks offer to place banners and ads on thousands of websites across the Internet, playing a sort of matchmaker by putting those ads next to what it deems to be the most relevant content. PureClick aims to let advertisers double-check Google’s work.

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Retired Ventura County sheriff sues for supplemental pension

By   /  Friday, October 18th, 2013  /  East Ventura County, Law & Goverment, Top Stories, Tri-County Economy, West Ventura County  /  5 Comments

Former Ventura County Sheriff Bob Brooks, whose $283,000 pension is among the largest of any retired government employee in California, is suing the county for a supplemental benefit that would pay him another $75,000 a year.

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Op/ed: Central planning still rules China’s economy

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Does innovation really function in a communist state-controlled economy that only partially incorporates a few facets of free-market capitalism?

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Banking on downtown SLO: Heritage Oaks buys former Union Bank building

By   /  Friday, October 18th, 2013  /  Banking & Finance, Banking Industry, Central Coast, Real Estate, Tri-County Economy  /  Comments Off on Banking on downtown SLO: Heritage Oaks buys former Union Bank building

The multimillion-dollar sale of a prime property in the heart of the Central Coast’s busiest downtown comes amid a flurry of building activity that had some developers bidding on the lot in hopes of developing the bank building’s adjacent parking lot, which faces the corner of Marsh and Osos streets. But the timing was too good for Heritage Oaks to pass the location up, said Simone Lagomarsino, the bank’s CEO.

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RingRevenue dials up new software focus

By   /  Friday, October 18th, 2013  /  Technology, Top Stories  /  Comments Off on RingRevenue dials up new software focus

RingRevenue, the region’s fastest-growing company last year, has rebranded itself with a focus on its marketing software for corporate customers and added an executive from Salesforce.com’s acquisition team to its board of directors.

The Santa Barbara company’s new name will be Invoca. The firm makes a software platform that lets marketers insert unique telephone numbers into campaigns and then filter, track and give credit for incoming calls.