Trash all the trash talk
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Thanksgiving closures planned for Highway 101
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Mega-tech layoffs could reshuffle Central Coast talent pool
The expected layoff of more than 10,000 Amazon workers will likely result in more than a few job cuts on the Central Coast. And because of the multiplier effect of such a large layoff, there will be some economic impacts. And it’s hard to say how equally large job cuts at Meta, aka Facebook and Read More →
<strong>Mixed predictions</strong>
for SB economy Vital Signs At a Santa Barbara Executive Roundtable this month the mood did not seem optimistic for the nation’s economic outlook. “There is no soft landing in sight,” said Mark Schniepp of the California Economic Forecast in Santa Barbara. “Recession is inevitable. He presented results from a recent Gallup poll showing Read More →
A little creativity can go a long way toward success
By Harvey MacKay A shopkeeper was dismayed when a brand-new small business, much like his own, opened next door on his left and erected a huge sign that read “BEST DEALS.” He was horrified when another business competitor opened on his right, and announced its arrival with an even larger sign, reading “LOWEST PRICES.” The Read More →
Santa Barbara County begins mapping new housing plan
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Santa Barbara County begins mapping new housing plan
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