Ojai Community Bank out from regulatory order
Banking & Finance, Banking Industry, Latest newsOjai Community Bank is out from under a regulatory consent order imposed on it last year and reported a profitable 2011, swinging back from a loss the year earlier. The small Ojai-based bank said March 27 that regulators had lifted a Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. order placed on it on March 31, 2011. The announcement Read More →
Guest op/ed: The business world needs women to help us get out of this mess
Op/Eds, OpinionTraditional male-centric business practices as well as unregulated policies imposed on our modern society got us into this global recession.
Letter: With Prop. 29, the devil is in the details
Letters to the Editor, OpinionThis measure allows Californians’ hard-earned tax dollars to be spent outside the state, even outside the country.
U.S. cracks down on Chinese solar
Latest newsHanding a victory to SolarWorld Industries, which maintains offices in Camarillo, the U.S. Department of Commerce has issued a preliminary ruling that would impose a series of small tariffs on solar panels imported from China. According to a press release from a coalition of panel makers that supported the SolarWorld dumping case, the March 20 Read More →
Dole earnings beat outlook
Agribusiness, Banking & Finance, Earnings, Latest news, Tri-County Public CompaniesFruit producer Dole Food Co. reported an adjusted loss of $2 million, or 2 cents per share, from continuing operations, beating the 12-cent loss predicted by analysts on average. The recent loss compares to a $31 million, or 35 cent per-share, loss a year earlier. CEO David DeLorenzo said strong sales and a cost-reduction program Read More →
