CSUCI nursing aims to challenge bias in the medical field
Research continues to show that Black mothers and babies have the worst childbirth outcomes in the United States. And while this figure only focuses on one field of medicine — obstetrics/gynecology — the nursing program at CSU Channel Islands aims to challenge implicit bias among their pre-medical students and professionals. “Our faculty are engaged in Read More →
State of Black Leadership: Discussing diversity efforts along the Central Coast
In 2021, the Business Times invited 10 Black leaders to participate in an email conversation about race relations and economic opportunity on the Central Coast. We’re revisiting that issue in 2023 in recognition of Black History Month. Since our first conversation, we’ve learned that diversity equity and inclusion have become more integrated into the corporate Read More →
CRE: KSL Resorts To Add Five Central Coast Properties to Portfolio
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The Trade Desk outperforms competition to close out fiscal year
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Wyatt Technology acquired for $1.3 billion
Santa Barbara-based Wyatt Technology has been acquired for $1.36 billion by Waters Corporation, a publicly traded analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing company, the two parties announced on Feb. 15. The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter of 2023. Kirkland & Ellis LLP is serving as legal counsel to Waters, while Wyatt’s legal counsel Read More →
Second lawsuit filed against former Ventura County CEO
A second woman has filed a lawsuit against former Ventura County Executive Officer Mike Powers, alleging she too was sexually harassed by him. Powers, who retired from the county’s top administrative position in March, has denied any wrongdoing through a statement provided to the Business Times from his lawyer, Jon Light of the Camarillo law Read More →
Our view: Biltmore lawsuit could answer what’s next
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