Analysis: Yang’s vision created an innovation hub
Editor’s note: UC Santa Barbara Chancellor Henry Yang announced he will be stepping down from his post at the end of the upcoming school year. He is the longest-serving Chancellor in UC history, having held the title at UCSB since 1994. By Henry Dubroff Staff Writer When Henry Yang arrived in Isla Visa in 1994, Read More →
Marine Emporium Landing in Channel Islands Harbor sold to Dallas investors
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Inogen stock pops after earnings beat
By Julia Staley Special to the Business Times Inogen, the Goleta-based developer of portable oxygen concentrators, saw its shares increase by 44.67% after its second-quarter earnings announcement on Aug. 6. The day after the earnings announcement, shares were valued at $11.08. Share value has continued to increase with shares valued at $12.49 on Aug. 13. Read More →
Sonos earnings hindered by recent app problems
By Julia Staley Special to the Business Times Sonos’ quarter three results beat analyst estimates despite recent app glitches. The Santa Barbara-based audio equipment manufacturer held its quarter three earnings call on Aug. 7, reporting company revenue at $397.1 million, a 6% year-over-year increase. Sonos CEO Patrick Spence primarily attributed Sonos’ revenue growth to its Read More →
UC Santa Barbara Chancellor Yang stepping down
After three decades on the job, UC Santa Barbara Chancellor Henry Yang announced Aug. 14 that he is stepping down at the end of the coming academic year. Yang is the longest-serving Chancellor in UC history, having held the title at UCSB since 1994. “It is with the greatest honor and appreciation that I write to share Read More →
CSU Channel Islands Provost Mitch Avila resigns
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26 tri-county companies represent the region on Inc. 5000 list
More than two dozen companies that call the Central Coast home earned national recognition after securing a spot on the Inc. 5000’s list of fastest-growing private companies in the United States. In total 26 tri-county-based companies earned a spot on the prestigious list, with six of those companies being ranked in the top 1,000 and the top Read More →
