LTC reports dip in Q4 earnings
Westlake Village-based real estate investment trust LTC Properties on Feb. 17 reported a 27% year-to-year decline in fourth quarter net income for 2021, in financial results released after the market closed on Feb. 17. The company’s net income was $12.7 million, or 32 cents per diluted share, in the fourth quarter of 2021, down from Read More →
Amgen shares jump after company announces buyback plan and long-term projections
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Amgen reports revenue spike from COVID treatment collaboration
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For ImmPact’s new CEO, Camarillo biotech company checked all the boxes
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Opinion: Everyone benefits when vaccinations are widespread
By Paul D. Witman, Jim Prior and Chris Njunge Just over two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, and well into the biggest surge, we find humanity both amazingly fortunate and still at significant risk. Vaccines, in many forms, from many sources, are generally safe and remarkably effective at reducing infection and transmission and minimizing illness. Read More →
Street Smarts: Another honor for Westlake Village BioPartners co-founder
The Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association has named Beth Seidenberg of Westlake Village BioPartners as its 2022 Woman of the Year. She will be feted live and virtually at the HBA’s annual conference in New York City on May 10. Seidenberg “has medicine in her blood,” a statement from the association says, noting that as a researcher Read More →
Cities move toward permanent outdoor dining
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