QAD awards technology grants to Santa Barbara schools
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Salem Media sells radio station to university
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Camarillo-based firm joins forces with Comcast
Semtech and Comcast announced a partnership May 21 to sponsor the Startup in Residence, or STIR, program through City Innovate Foundation. The program aims to help cities deploy Internet of Things devices for applications like parking, waste management and street light efficiency. “As IoT connectivity transforms every business and every industry, cities are looking for Read More →
Health care champions announced, prepares for innovation panel
The Business Times is pleased to announce our 2018 Champions in Health Care. This annual special report published with the May 18 print edition. The health care champions will participate in a panel discussion surrounding our 2018 theme: Innovation in Health Care. The 2018 Champions in Health Care awards luncheon and panel discussion will be held Thursday, Read More →
Tri-county employees look for flexible work environments
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Dyve Biosciences trying to deliver both pain relief and profits
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Tri-county tourism shrugs off natural disasters
New figures show that even in the face of natural disasters that shook the travel and retail industries, tourism continues to be a top economic driver for the Central Coast. Visitor spending topped $5 billion in the Tri-Counties in 2017, supporting nearly 50,000 jobs, according to data provided by state and county nonprofit marketing associations. Read More →
