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Real Estate: Ventura County and Oxnard reach harbor deal; industrial complex coming to Simi Valley

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Armor startup wins UCSB New Venture Competition

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EEL Armor, a startup focused on creating a new and affordable lightweight armor meant to stop the penetration of bullets from assault rifles, won the 2021 New Venture Competition hosted by UC Santa Barbara’s Technology Management Program on May 20. EEL Armor also won the people’s choice award at the event, helping the company net Read More →

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Opinion: Remembering David Swensen, a giant in the investment world

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By David Kreinces In early May, David Swensen, Yale’s legendary endowment chief, died of cancer at age 67. Swensen was famous on Wall Street for successfully diversifying Yale’s portfolio in a wide range of alternative investments, and he was also loved for his 2005 book on exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The book, “Unconventional Success,” showed Swensen’s Read More →

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Amgen gets FDA approval for potential billion-dollar drug

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Thousand Oaks-based Amgen won approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on May 28 for its latest oral drug treatment, Lumakras, potentially adding another huge market for one of the largest biotech firms in the world. According to the Wall Street Journal, Amgen will charge $17,900 a month for the drug and analyst think Read More →

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Opinion: Time to polish those interview skills, whichever side you’re on

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By Kyle McIntosh The Department of Labor reported a record 8.1 million job openings in the U.S. at the end of March. While employers are eager to fill openings, it’s critical that managers are thorough in assessing candidates to ensure new hires fit their needs. Having interviewed hundreds of candidates during my 23 years in Read More →

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Lumber shortages drive building costs through the roof

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Public health meets private sector with Charity Dean’s new venture

By   /  Friday, May 28th, 2021  /  Health Care & Life Science, Latest news, South Coast, Startups, Technology, Top Stories, Top Story, Tri-County Economy  /  Comments Off on Public health meets private sector with Charity Dean’s new venture

Months into the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Charity Dean realized a harsh reality. She was then assistant director of the California Department of Public Health, and she knew the state and nation were literally in a do-or-die situation. “As a local health officer, I learned painfully that no one is coming to save me,” Dean, who Read More →