Our view: A huge thank you to PCBT’s amazing team
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Our view: Utilities offer a lifeline to struggling restaurants
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Guest commentary: Gut microbiome research could be the new frontier in cancer medicine
By Frank Kalman Editor’s note: Thanks to the tireless efforts of people like San Luis Obispo resident Frank Kalman and his nonprofit, End Kids Cancer, there have been major advances in pediatric oncology in recent years. Here’s Kalman’s latest report from the front lines: NBC News recently highlighted gut microbiome research as the new frontier of cancer Read More →
Guest commentary: Survive & thrive in 2025 no matter what
By John Grace Imagine you sold two businesses, netting $5 million. You’ve done the math, and a 4% withdrawal rate provides a comfortable $200,000 per year in retirement. Life is good, and you’re set to enjoy your golden years. We started 2025 running with the bulls, but deep down, you knew that bear was lurking Read More →
Guest commentary: 7 trends defining HR in 2025
By Vlad Vaiman To succeed in today’s rapidly shifting work environment, organizations must quickly grasp and respond proactively to emerging HR trends. The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) has pinpointed seven significant trends which will shape HR operations in 2025, and how they will profoundly impact business practices. Businesses that implement strategic actions to Read More →
Our view: DOJ is right to ask where homeless billions went
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Guest commentary: Reviving common courtesy and leading by example
By Ritch K. Eich As the business and political worlds have become more impersonal and handshakes, handwritten notes, and personal phone calls have given way to texts, emails, and social media posts, common courtesy has become a lost art. Rudeness and incivility have escalated in all walks of life, and customer service isn’t what it Read More →
