Input sought on plan to close Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant by 2025
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Defense stock investors making ‘flight to safety’
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Home Builders Association of the Central Coast hires executive director
The Home Builders Association of the Central Coast has hired Andrew Hackleman as its new executive director, Operations Manager Doug Bunch said in an email to the Business Times on Sept. 15. Hackleman recently retired from the Air Force, where he was a lieutenant colonel, and he has about 20 years of experience with supply Read More →
New startups pitch to investors at Cal Poly SLO Demo Day
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Central Coast accounting firms agree to merge
Glenn Burdette, an accounting firm with offices in Santa Maria, Paso Robles and San Luis Obispo, has announced plans to combine with Radakovich, Shaw & Blythe, an accounting firm headquartered in San Luis Obispo. Radakovich, Shaw & Blythe principals Mike Radakovich, Ed Shaw, Anne Blythe and Bonnie Blanchard will join Glenn Burdette as principals. Glenn Burdette Read More →
Warehouse space soaring near San Luis Obispo airport
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Drought conditions have eased but farmers markets still struggling
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