Winners of the 2018 Central Coast Innovation Awards announced
The Pacific Coast Business Times is pleased to announce our 2018 winners of the Central Coast Innovation Awards. This annual special section, now in its third year, published with the Feb. 23 print edition. A two-part event on Thursday, March 15 begins with Startup Village and concludes with an evening awards reception for the honorees Read More →
QAD expects higher revenues but bigger losses
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AppFolio’s profits grow as company in the black for 2017
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Olympic Games make and spend massive amounts of money
By Anna Kwong The 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea just ended, which raises the question of how the massive operation behind the Olympics makes and spends its money. The first modern Olympic Games were hosted in 1896 at their original birthplace in Athens. The ceremony hosted 241 participants representing 14 nations and Read More →
Commercial real estate experts optimistic about 2018
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Supreme Court upholds ruling in Ventura’s challenge of water rates
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Disaster victims can access retirement savings
By Christine Roberts The recently-signed Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 (the “Act”) expands access to 401(k) and other retirement plan savings for those impacted by the California wildfires that occurred late last year in federally-declared disaster areas including Santa Barbara and Ventura counties, and by flooding, mudflows and debris flows directly related to the wildfires. Read More →
