Tri-county organizations offer support to L.A. wildfire victims
Central Coast nonprofits and companies are stepping up to support those impacted by the devastating Los Angeles County wildfires. Thousand Oaks-based biotech giant Amgen announced Jan. 14 that it and the Amgen Foundation have committed $10 million in disaster relief. “Southern California has been Amgen’s home for more than four decades and we are standing tall to support our Read More →
Our view: Ventura County Firefighters meet a difficult moment
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Our view: John Nunes has earned a shot at leading CLU
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Natural born healer: President of Adventist Health Twin Cities picked her path early
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Sonos CEO steps down following app debacle
Consequences of Sonos’ decision to overhaul and release a new version of its app — one that was riddled with bugs and missing key features — came to fruition on Jan. 13 after the company announced it would be looking for a new CEO to start the new year. Sonos, a maker of speakers, headphones Read More →
Guest commentary: Entrepreneurs are not a good fit for the U.S. government
By Gerhard Apfelthaler In 1988, my former colleague at California Lutheran University, renowned entrepreneurship scholar Bill Gartner published a seminal article in the American Journal of Small Business titled “Who is an entrepreneur is the wrong question.” In the article, he argued that the focus on identifying the personality traits of entrepreneurs is misguided and Read More →
Dubroff: Five trends that could shape the region’s economy in 2025
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