Keep an eye on these 5 tri-county startups
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MindBody raising $270 million through securities offering
Story updated at 3 p.m. June 8: Wellness-oriented software firm MindBody announced new details in its plans to raise capital through a debt securities offering for private investors June 8. The San Luis Obispo-based company raised its goal from $200 million to $270 million in convertible senior notes, which will come due in 2023. Net Read More →
Michelle Obama will keynote MindBody user conference
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Use of pesticides growing at Central Coast strawberry farms
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Lee & Associates to lease campus at Topa Towers
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Apfelthaler: Landscape of hospitality careers changing
By Gerhard Apfelthaler Last year, Los Angeles County set another tourism record with 48.3 million visitors. In Ventura County, travel spending rose from roughly $1.1 billion in 2000 to $1.7 billion in 2016. In Santa Barbara County, the industry saw similar increases, from $1.3 billion to $2.1 billion. Local tax receipts related to travel spending Read More →
Paso Robles downtown wineries host wine walk on the wild side
Normally when you walk into a wine tasting room, you don’t expect to see a 6-foot-long, 100-plus pound alligator perched motionless on a stand, his gaze steely-eyed and his teeth protruding from closed jaws that form what looks like a faint smile. This was no normal day. Spike the alligator, under the watchful care of Read More →
