Tri-County unemployment rate still at 5%
The unemployment rate for the Central Coast remained at 5% through the month of February, according to the latest data provided by the California Employment Development Department. Released on March 21, the unemployment rate of the tri-counties was 5% compared to the same rate in January and up substantially from a 4.3% unemployment rate in the Read More →
Analysts remain all-in on Deckers stock as shares near $1K
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Street smarts: WEV celebrates Hispanic entrepreneurs in Santa Barbara County
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Santa Barbara footwear companies pair up
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CenCal Health report details progress on strategic plan
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Two SLO County hospitals join Adventist Health
Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center and Twin Cities Community Hospital in San Luis Obispo County formally joined Adventist Health effective March 29. The merging includes related physician practices and imaging centers. Sierra Vista in San Luis Obispo and Twin Cities in Templeton were purchased in February by Adventist from Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare for $550 million. “I am Read More →
Ventech panelists share how to raise money in tough times
After a boom in the venture capital and initial public offering in 2021 and the majority of 2022, things have started grinding to a halt. In 2023, due to economic headwinds from rate hikes to fighting overseas, more and more venture firms were keen on keeping their dollars in their funds. But Scott Hamilton, CEO Read More →
