Santa Maria Philharmonic looks for funding
Economic distress and upheaval in the financial markets have taken their toll on the Santa Maria Philharmonic Society.
Fire remnants smolder: Tea, Jesusita litigation flares anew
The attorneys trying to recover millions of dollars in damages for the Tea and Jesusita fires are focusing their litigation on defendants with the resources to pay.
Banking on oysters: Ventura hosts entrepreneur’s shellfish venture
Mark Reynolds has chosen to live in what he calls the “vast expanse of nothing” of Mexico’s Baja California growing oysters and clams organically and sustainably.
Building better transit: Designworks USA lands BART contract
A Thousand Oaks-based firm has won the job of designing commuter train cars for the Bay Area Rapid Transit District.
Special brew: Indy coffee shops hold their own against big boys
Independent coffee shops in the Tri-Counties are thriving, despite competition with Starbucks and other big names.
Getting your name out there: Area PR gurus share their secrets
The Business Times asked two marketing experts for advice on how to thrive in a difficult economy.
Mindbody stretches out: SLO tech firm gets $9M, ramps up hiring
San Luis Obispo-based Mindbody has raised $9 million in capital from its current investors just short of a year after it raised $12 million.
