CRE: Santa Barbara’s south coast CRE market retains momentum in Q3
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805 law: Apeel sues Fla. company for alleged smear campaign
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Amgen holds virtual groundbreaking for planned $600M science center
Hard hats on, shovels in hand, Amgen executives and elected officials held an Oct. 30 virtual groundbreaking for a planned $600 million science and innovation center on the biotech giant’s sprawling Thousand Oaks campus. Announced in September, the proposed structure hasn’t yet been green-lighted by the city. It has just started to make its way Read More →
Sutter Health to acquire Hayashida Physical Therapy
Sutter Health has entered into an agreement to acquire Santa Barbara-based Hayashida Physical Therapy. “We are proud to welcome Hayashida Physical Therapy into the Sutter Health family,” Dr. Kurt Ransohoff, president of Sutter Health’s Greater Central Coast, announced in an Oct. 28 press release. “This investment preserves a vital community resource and strengthens access to Read More →
Agilent taps Amgen finance executive for CFO role
Agilent Technologies, a supplier of laboratory medical equipment to the biotechnology industry that is based in Santa Clara but has a major hub in Carpinteria, has appointed Adam Elinoff as its CFO, effective Nov. 17. Elinoff succeeds former CFO Bob McMahon, who stepped down from his role in July after deciding to relocate to the Read More →
Community West Bank announces earnings
Community West Bank, which has nine officers throughout the Central Coast, announced it generated $10.8 million for the quarter ended Sept. 30, an increase from $3.3 million in the same quarter a year ago. Gross loans increased by $51.8 million or 2.16% for the quarter ended Sept. 30 compared to the quarter ended June 30. Read More →
AI cutting jobs but also creating them
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