Atara reports Q1 loss as it pursues EU and FDA approvals
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Inogen reports $14.2M loss in Q1
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Startup has big plans for mental health
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Amgen shares drop after earnings release and disclosure of $5B tax dispute
When Thousand Oaks-based Amgen released its financial results for the first quarter of 2022 on April 27, the biggest surprise didn’t come from its dip in net profits or rise in revenue, but from a tax dispute with the Internal Revenue Service. Amgen said it received a notice of deficiency from the IRS on April Read More →
Region’s hospitals and clinics deal with staffing issues amid pandemic, tight job market
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Sale of Atara’s Thousand Oaks property will fund company’s drug development through 2023
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Community Memorial CEO to retire
Gary Wilde, who led Community Memorial Health System through a $280 million, seven-year project to build a new hospital in Ventura, will retire later this year as president and CEO of the nonprofit health care provider. Wilde, 66, came to Community Memorial Hospital in 2004 from Cottage Health System in Santa Barbara. The next year, Read More →
