Visitors bureau cultivates Ojai’s farming feel to boost tourism
Since Ojai created a visitors bureau almost two years ago, it has seen “phenomenal” increases in its tourism numbers.
Smaller players become heavyweights at Terravant Wine
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CEC wants to put solar on 1,000 roofs for South Coast nonprofits
The Community Environmental Council is rolling out a pilot power-purchase solar program for nonprofits.
As recession financing fallout continues, big bankruptcies emerge
When an economy is shifting gears, strange events are likely to take place. Those words of wisdom came to me decades ago courtesy of Eugene Berman, a bankruptcy attorney in Springfield, Mass. But they seem to ring true as far as a pair of high-profile bankruptcies are concerned. For legendary pinot noir pioneer Richard Sanford, Read More →
Retiring Teledyne counsel reflects on a decade of transition
The legal guard is changing at Teledyne Technologies.
Anchor grocery store deal caps turnaround at Dos Vientos mall
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Timothy Geithner’s four simple rules for navigating global recovery
LOS ANGELES — He is surprisingly slight of build, unflappably low-key, well-dressed and, of course, there is that full head of wavy brown hair. In short, Timothy Geithner has all of the proper accoutrements for the person he is — the 75th U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, a bureaucratic mandarin and President Barack Obama’s go-to Read More →
