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Editorial Department


| Monday, January 18th, 2010

Fair pay may be key issue for our time

Columns

Does the position of state or local bureaucrat come with entitlement to a job and retirement that far exceed those in private industry? Does the job of public company CEO come with an entitlement to get fabulously rich? These are two of the most important questions of our time. My own answer to both questions Read More →

| Monday, January 18th, 2010

Not drilling leaves money on the table

Opinion

ke for the state Land Board to spurn a hard-fought agreement between South Coast environmentalists and PXP over the future of the so-called Tranquillon Ridge project. To refresh, the agreement would have allowed PXP to drill new wells on an existing platform and drain the field in return for abandonment of the platform and an Read More →

| Monday, January 18th, 2010

Inphi technology leads Web growth

Top Stories

Leaders at Westlake Village-based Inphi Corp. are jetting off to Tokyo to unveil a crucial component in achieving a ten-fold increase in the speed of the Internet backbone. Founded in 2001, Inphi has already shipped 100 million chips aimed at speeding up Internet communications and the servers that power the Web’s most popular sites. The Read More →

| Monday, January 18th, 2010

Regulators nixed pick for Oxnard bank

Top Stories

Federal regulators had deep concerns about senior staff at Oxnard-based Banco BuenaVentura and took the uncommon step of explicitly barring founder and chief executive James Montgomery’s son Jeffrey from taking part in the bank’s management. Banco BuenaVentura was liquidated last year amid the worst crisis to hit the global banking industry since the Great Depression. Read More →

| Friday, January 15th, 2010

Former homestore CEO signs plea

Uncategorized

The former chief executive officer of Homestore.com — the predecessor to Westlake Village-based realty Web site Move.com — signed a plea agreement admitting to securities fraud for his alleged role in a scheme designed to artificially inflate the company’s profits. Westlake Village resident Stuart Wolff admitted to conspiring to artificially inflate Homestore’s public advertising revenue, Read More →

| Friday, January 15th, 2010

Follow Direct Relief

Opinion

Haitian officials are hearing reports that scores of thousands may have died in the powerful earthquake that struck the country. Many more may have been injured and made homeless. News reports tell of survivors without food and water digging the dead and injured from the rubble with their bare hands. As governments were readying responses, Read More →

| Thursday, January 14th, 2010

Ahead of the curve

Top Stories

Annelle Beebe has always been ahead of the curve. She started making women’s athletic apparel in 1986 — when most sports gear was unisex — and today she is still pushing boundaries by using recycled fabrics in her clothing line. In her 24 years as co-founder of Ojai International, Beebe has grown the clothing store Read More →