FTC pauses suit against Amgen on $28B acquisition
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Umbra captures revenue with satellite snapshots
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Street smarts: Santa Maria Valley Chamber announces award winners
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AppFolio cuts jobs to address profitability concerns, stock gains 10%
Santa Barbara-based AppFolio has seen its shares rise as much as 12.6% in the days since the company announced it would be laying off 9% of its workforce on Aug. 17. Shane Trigg, the company’s CEO recently hired in March, wrote in a letter sent out to employees on Aug.17 that it would be cutting Read More →
CRE: Housing Trust Fund Ventura County receives $1.5M from MB&T
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Dubroff: Reopening State Street has positives, but more headaches remain for city officials
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Vital signs: Central Coast adds tourism jobs in July as summer season peaks
The unemployment rate along the Central Coast took a slight dip from June to July, as the unemployment rate of 3.8% fell to 3.7%, according to the data released on Aug. 18 from the California Employment Development Department. However, across the tri-counties 3,100 total nonfarming jobs were lost and, when factoring in farming jobs, 6,000 Read More →
