By Jamshid Damooei A rise in nationalistic political leaders can be seen in every part of the world. Recent developments in the United States, India, Asia and much of Europe provide multiple examples of this regressive political and economic development. The idea of putting your country first stems from a deep and unrealistic notion that Read More →
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We hate to see the Central Coast get the short end of the stick when it comes to utilities regulation. Which is why we are supporting SB 1090 introduced by state Sen. Bill Monning (D-Carmel) and co-authored by Assemblyman Jordan Cunningham (R-Templeton). The bill would have the effect of reversing a recent California Public Utilities Read More →
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By Bill Riegler If you are a small business owner or starting up a new business, get yourself a mentor, or six. You read correctly; the more the merrier. Most small business owners, myself included when I owned a small business recently, do not get a mentor. That doesn’t mean we don’t ask occasional advice Read More →
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By Sumantra Sengupta Calling yourself a change agent is cool. Who would not want to be known by that moniker? If you are not a change agent, then you are just part of an engine — a cog in a wheel. That is probably not something that you want to openly admit — even if Read More →