January 21, 2025

		

Henry Dubroff

Henry Dubroff is the chairman, editor and majority owner of the Pacific Coast Business Times.


| Friday, April 26th, 2013

Global dealmakers zoom in on region, shrug off slow growth politics

Columns, Opinion

A strengthening currency, a stable economic platform and the ability to innovate and reinvent is not something that you find in many places around the world.

| Friday, April 19th, 2013

KPMG scandal gives Conejo Valley’s elite a rude wakeup call

Columns

The Lake Wobegon days of the Conejo Valley are over.

| Friday, April 12th, 2013

Stockman vs. Yellen points out great divide in Washington

Top Stories, Tri-County Economy

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Federal Reserve’s unprecedented actions to drive down interest rates and stimulate recovery have sparked a political backlash, adding a new dimension to the polarization in the nation’s capital. The latest political celebrity or political scourge, depending on your point of view, is former Reagan Administration budget director David Stockman, who argues Read More →

| Wednesday, April 10th, 2013

Miller McCune named 2013 Business Hall of Fame inductee

Columns, Latest news, Women Inc.

Pacific Coast Business Times will break its own glass ceiling this year when it installs Sage Publications co-founder, chair and owner Sara Miller McCune into our Business Hall of Fame. With her late husband George, Miller McCune launched Sage Publications in New York in 1965 with what the Sage website describes as the the proceeds Read More →

| Friday, April 5th, 2013

In Star Wars creator’s building struggle, a new hope for housing

Columns, Opinion

Chris Thornberg and George Lucas are not usually found in the same room — let alone the same sentence.

| Friday, March 29th, 2013

Closing the gap between the Tri-Counties’ haves and have nots

Columns, Opinion

How choppy and tough is the recovery in our region? Recent unemployment data from Santa Barbara County underscored the “haves and have nots” phenomenon that underpins a society that is segregated into tourism centers with uber-rich residents and agricultural cities where the poor people who service the tourists and the rich folks reside. Consider that Read More →

| Friday, March 29th, 2013

Enduring success: Jack Nadel offers his best business advice

Features, Small Business

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