AppFolio CEO Brian Donahoo retiring
Updated at 2:45 p.m.: AppFolio reported an increase in its net income and the retirement of its president and CEO Brian Donahoo effective Aug. 8. Donahoo, 53, will be replaced by Jason Randall, who has served as senior vice president for both the company’s Property Manager and MyCase divisions and held leadership and product development Read More →
NRG power plant project in Oxnard nears decision
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Hotel Californian will boost Santa Barbara’s prestige
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Aera Energy barrels ahead with East Cat Canyon oil field
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Deckers Brands sales up 20 percent year-over-year
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Sienna stock still soaring after $65 million IPO
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Teledyne reports record sales for second quarter
Thousand Oaks-based tech giant Teledyne reported record sales for its second quarter, ended July 2, reaching $671.1 million and net income of $60.1 million, or $1.66 per diluted share. In addition to growth in all its major product lines — particularly its digital imaging segment, which saw an 89.6 percent increase to $188.5 million — Read More →
