Olaplex’s struggles continue in fourth quarter
Sales and earnings fell yet again for Olaplex Holdings, a Montecito-based hair products seller, in the fourth quarter of 2022 leading to shares dropping nearly 10% during the trading day Feb. 28. Olaplex presented a net income of $33.6 million or 5 cents per diluted share for the quarter that ended Dec. 31, down from Read More →
UCSB forecast says U.S. economy is strong
Whether there will be a recession or not, or whether we are already in one or not, depends on the economist you talk to on any given day. For Peter Rupert, the director of UCSB’s economic forecast and a professor of economics, he made his stance on the subject clear during the organization’s Feb. 23 Read More →
UC’s Hansen Center expands research capabilities at new Camarillo facility
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Street Smarts: SLO has a Lure; State St. loses iconic storefront
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Tesla recall adds fuel to O’Dowd’s push
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Cottage Health translates virtual care
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Our View: Google should have to answer for reckless site-blocking issues
While the Supreme Court is hearing arguments over whether platforms like Google, Meta and Twitter have liability for what third parties publish on their sites and how their algorithms work, that’s not the only issue facing Big Tech. As we’ve written about recently, the Justice Department has filed suit against Google and its parent Alphabet Read More →
