Guest op/ed: Lessons learned from corporate and government scandals galore
Op/Eds, OpinionHave we lost our moral compass?
Letter to the editor: UCLA grateful for Milken gift
Letters to the Editor, OpinionPlaudits and accolades should go to Lowell Milken and those who have chosen to give back.
Letter to the editor: Look past the day-to-day worries
Letters to the Editor, OpinionPublished September 23, 2011 Dear Editor: Henry Dubroff’s recent column, “Looking past the gloom for a way forward,” struck a chord. You nailed it with the discussion of the pervasive negative attitude we have confronted over the past three to four years. Needless to say, our little real estate investment firm has been similarly battered Read More →
French firm plucks Dole division
Banking & Finance, Latest news, Tri-County Public CompaniesDole Food Co. said Sept. 20 that it was selling its ripening and distribution businesses in Spain and Portugal, known as Dole Spain, to the Compagnie Fruitière Group. Terms of the sale, expected to close in November, were not disclosed. Westlake Village-based Dole holds a non-controlling 40 percent stake in Compagnie Fruitière. The other 60 Read More →
Cox wireless debuts
Latest newsAtlanta-based Cox Communications has rolled out wireless service in Santa Barbara. Cox, which has a cable monopoly in the city, announced earlier this year that it planned to bundle in mobile phone services with its Internet, telephone and cable services for an all-in-one bundle. It is buying airtime from Sprint at wholesale prices to resell Read More →
Guest op/ed: Navigate these hurdles to ride the M&A wave
Op/Eds, OpinionBy John F. Stuart, Kenneth E. Moore and Ryan J. Barncastle on September 16, 2011 The marketplace is rich with discussion concerning the future of mergers and acquisitions. With so much talk about the coming wave of acquisitions, what is preventing more deals from being announced? The answer to that question requires us to revisit Read More →
Guest op/ed: Lack of consistency, standards holding Chinese progress down
Op/Eds, OpinionWhat really struck me on my most recent business trip to China is the lack of consistency and adherence to standards.
