Dubroff: A personal view of why COVID-19 testing matters
Reports that a resident of Santa Clara County died of COVID-19 in early February sent me scrambling back to the weekly diary I’ve been keeping about life at the Business Times for the past 20 years. My barely legible notes, plus a few emails, make it clear that sometime around the Martin Luther King Day Read More →
Special message from Business Times founder Henry Dubroff
We know that many of you are relying on the Business Times for updates on overall economic impact and regional stock reports. We will continue to provide these reports daily and our coverage will remain outside of our paywall. As the Business Times celebrates its 20th anniversary today, I wanted to provide an update from Read More →
Dubroff: Business Times will soon begin 20th year of publication
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Dubroff: How John Bogle helped launch the Business Times
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Letter to the editor: Opinion page needs more balance
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Dubroff: Facebook, other social media companies act like it’s ‘1984’
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Our view: Minimum wage hikes are hurting workers
California appears to be headed toward a political showdown over the $15 per hour minimum wage law. A widening chorus of restaurant chains, individual eatery owners, small businesses, nonprofits and even municipal and county governments are joining the call for a rethink of the $15 per hour timetable. We editorialized in the June 23rd edition Read More →
