May 2, 2024

		

Stephen Nellis


| Friday, April 29th, 2011

Lawsuits question foreclosure system

Real Estate, Top Stories, Tri-County Economy

A Westlake Village attorney is asking a judge to rip up a homeowner’s mortgage and strike down the legal framework the lending industry uses to foreclose on notes that have been sliced, diced and sold so many times that it’s impossible for borrowers to tell who owns them.

| Friday, April 22nd, 2011

Acres in a box: Oxnard firm creates hydroponic grass systems

Features, Small Business

Green Feed Systems has sprouted up inVentura County to help horses eat better.

| Friday, April 22nd, 2011

EDCO faces shakeup

Top Stories, Tri-County Economy

EDCO is scrambling to restore its image after five directors resigned and its staff came under fire for spending taxpayer dollar sat faraway restaurants and resorts.

| Friday, April 22nd, 2011

Coupons for causes: Startup wants to couple giving and saving

Features, Small Business

Santa Barbara-based startup Win Win Living is putting a twist on the daily coupon by giving consumers a good deal and a chance to donate to charities.

| Friday, April 15th, 2011

String theory: Retired exec plays on passion for guitars

Features, Small Business

After a successful career as the CEO of two dental insurance companies, Chris Kamen could be spending his retirement relaxing and playing golf. Instead, he owns and runs Santa Barbara-based Classic Guitars International.

| Friday, April 15th, 2011

Down to the wire: Superconductor aims to make power lines more efficient

Technology, Top Stories

Santa Barbara-based Superconductor Technologies has delivered samples of a wire that could change the way electric power is distributed in the United States.

| Friday, April 15th, 2011

AML acquisition ends brief bidding war

Technology, Top Stories

After a short bidding flurry, Camarillo-based defense electronics firm AML Communications has been purchased by an Irvine chipmaker for $28 million.