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New Santa Barbara chamber chief takes analytical approach

By   /  Friday, June 7th, 2013  /  Columns, Opinion  /  Comments Off on New Santa Barbara chamber chief takes analytical approach

Ken Oplinger is an affable guy on a listening tour.

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Editorial: Tri-Counties has traded on port’s success for 75 years

By   /  Friday, May 31st, 2013  /  Editorials, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Editorial: Tri-Counties has traded on port’s success for 75 years

Trade has a proud tradition on the Central Coast, beginning with the shipping of cattle hides as chronicled by Richard Henry Dana in the 1830s.

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Scott London pleads guilty as accounting profession asks ‘why?’

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Op/ed: How your business can win with AB32

By   /  Friday, May 31st, 2013  /  Editorials, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Op/ed: How your business can win with AB32

It’s not about hugging trees — it’s about increasing the profits and growing the business.

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Op/ed: Tax deadlines can help you reach your financial goals

By   /  Friday, May 24th, 2013  /  Op/Eds, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Op/ed: Tax deadlines can help you reach your financial goals

With this year’s tax season behind us, it is now time to take the next steps to maintain personal finances in good order.

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Editorial: Gov. Brown’s econ-devo plan likely to benefit region

By   /  Friday, May 24th, 2013  /  Editorials, Opinion  /  Comments Off on Editorial: Gov. Brown’s econ-devo plan likely to benefit region

The number of companies and cities in the Tri-Counties that might benefit from the new regime of tax credits and Go-Biz perks is substantial.

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Ruling on UCSB researcher’s death unlikely to provide real answer

By   /  Friday, May 24th, 2013  /  Columns, Opinion  /  1 Comment

By the time you read this, a coroner’s inquest into the death in Singapore of a promising young UC Santa Barbara-trained scientist will be headed toward a verdict. The coroner’s ruling cannot be appealed and thus it will be the official word on whether Shane Todd was murdered or committed suicide. It is a case Read More →