Op/ed: How family businesses can beat the succession odds
By John Ambrecht on October 4, 2013 The drive to survive — one of humanity’s strongest, most basic instincts — has become both friend and foe to family businesses in the Tri-Counties. While it has created mega-wealth for many, it has also led to the loss of significant family fortunes when power-holding parents pass away Read More →
Editorial: Ventura and Oxnard should let the food trucks roll
Moves afoot to “regulate” food trucks in downtown Ventura and Oxnard strike us as singularly short-sighted.
Court filings offer a rare glimpse into Countrywide’s operations
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KEYT parent gets the timing right with Central Coast rolloup
KEYT’s parent company is making a major consolidation move in taking over the Fox affiliate on the Central Coast.
Op/ed: My latest startup is a corporate rugby team
Shopatron, a growing technology company based in San Luis Obispo, competes both locally and nationally to find world-class talent to drive our business forward.
Trojan-Bruin rivalry likely to extend with health care consolidation
It’s true in football. And in life. And it quite likely is going to be true in health care. Which is to say that human existence in Southern California really boils down to a single question — are you a Bruin or a Trojan? The UCLA Bruins and the University of Southern California Trojans have Read More →
