Panesis: Tri-county region needs its own Sand Hill Road
By Mike Panesis To entrepreneurs, Silicon Valley’s Sand Hill Road is mecca. Wikipedia lists 44 venture capital firms located on this relatively short stretch of road in Palo Alto. The first to set up shop on Sand Hill Road, in 1972, was Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, today one of the largest and most venerable Read More →
Amgen’s Blincyto gets approval in Japan
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Tech job market heating up in the Tri-Counties
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31 tri-county companies on the Inc. 5000 fastest growing list
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Dubroff: Haas Automation thinks it’s time to retool Trump’s tariffs
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Karl Lopker on medical leave at QAD
Santa Barbara enterprise software maker QAD announced that CEO Karl Lopker would take an indefinite medical leave of absence on Aug. 15. His wife and QAD President Pam Lopker will take over in the role in his absence, the company said. Anton Chilton, currently chief of global field operations, and CFO Daniel Lender will also Read More →
Sonos shares up by a third after $208 million offering
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