Dubroff: A Civil Dialogues visit with CLU’s John Nunes
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Dubroff: After taking a hit, the region plots its economic comeback
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Dubroff: Santa Maria Valley hits cruising speed in transport
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A mid-year update from the Business Times newsroom
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CSUCI president steps down, joins DataPhilanthropy
Higher Education, Latest news, Top Stories, Top Story, Ventura CountyCSU Channel Island is undergoing a leadership change as President Richard Yao steps down this summer to join the Trade Desk founder Jeff Green’s family foundation. Yao will leave his post effective Aug. 1, an unusually rapid departure for a CSU president, and he will transition quickly to the presidency of DataPhilanthropy as the foundation’s Read More →
Former Dole owner David Murdock dead at 102
Agribusiness, Latest news, Top Stories, Top Story, Tri-County Public CompaniesDavid Murdock, the last of the old-school Los Angeles developers who helped transform greater Thousand Oaks into a major corporate center, has died at age 102. Murdock, a high school dropout from Missouri, built homes in Phoenix and Los Angeles in the boom years of the 1980s. After observing the growing use of leverage in Read More →
Dubroff: 100 years after earthquake, it’s time for new thinking
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