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Op/ed: Business owners should deal with new health care rules now

By   /  Friday, August 16th, 2013  /  Editorials, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Op/ed: Business owners should deal with new health care rules now

Confusion and uncertainty about the Affordable Care Act was heightened in July, when the Obama Administration postponed the large-employer health care mandate for one year, until January 2015.

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Editorial: Mortgage fraud crackdown counts another success

By   /  Friday, August 9th, 2013  /  Editorials, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Editorial: Mortgage fraud crackdown counts another success

The Ventura County District Attorney’s office has struck pay dirt in its long-running investigation into mortgage fraud.

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Op/ed: Latino-owned businesses hold the key to California’s future

By   /  Friday, August 9th, 2013  /  Editorials, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Op/ed: Latino-owned businesses hold the key to California’s future

Sometime this summer Latinos will become the largest population group in California, exceeding whites for the first time since statehood in 1850.

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Editorial: Future of turbines is blowing in the wind

By   /  Friday, August 9th, 2013  /  Editorials, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Editorial: Future of turbines is blowing in the wind

Word that Acconia Energy North American has abandoned plans to build the region’s only wind farm near Lompoc comes amid a surprising resurgence in wind power for California.

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Op/ed: Estate planning lessons from a Soprano

By   /  Friday, August 9th, 2013  /  Op/Eds, Opinion  /  1 Comment

This estate plan raises several issues relevant to many people in America — even those without estates the size of Gandolfini’s.

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Dubroff’s top 10 tips to Jeff Bezos for mastering media moguldom

By   /  Friday, August 9th, 2013  /  Columns, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Dubroff’s top 10 tips to Jeff Bezos for mastering media moguldom

My first job in journalism was phoning in the Northwood High School basketball scores to the Washington Post, a task typically performed from a pay phone outside a fast food joint in Four Corners, Md. My pay was $4 per game, enough for a burger, fries and a shake. That was in the 1960s, and Read More →

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Editorial: Yellen could usher in era of transparency at Fed

By   /  Friday, August 2nd, 2013  /  Editorials, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Editorial: Yellen could usher in era of transparency at Fed

There is no doubt that Summers and Yellen both have the credentials to be a Fed chair and that President Obama faces a tough choice.