Buyer puts Carpinteria bluffs property in play for future resort
A 21-acre portion of pristine Carpinteria coastline that has been eyed by hotel developers for years is in escrow.
Rethinking corporate taxes to put the U.S. economy on a faster track
The U.S. now has consistently higher tax rates than many other countries, and delays in getting a fix are costing jobs and money.
Intercontinental expands its brand with Santa Barbara’s new Hotel Indigo
Intercontinental Hotels Group’s Hotel Indigo is set to open on Feb. 14 at 121 State St., an address with a long hospitality history.
Edna Valley vintner’s gadget a game-changer for his peers
Wineries around the globe are using a game-changing stainless steel production device invented by Arroyo Grande winemaker Don Othman.
LoganView Capital launches with $2.4M hotel loan purchase
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Veteran South Coast mall manager puts out own shingle
Carolle Van Sande, the former manager of three of the largest shopping centers on the South Coast, has put out her own shingle.
A preview of what’s to come in employment, property and tax law
A host of new laws took effect on Jan. 1, and some important decisions are coming down in the courts and in Congress that will affect businesses and their owners.
