Office workers prepare to leave the home front
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Interlink shares drop after report of first-quarter losses
Interlink Electronics, an Irvine-based sensor manufacturer with its primary research and development facility in Camarillo, saw its revenue dip and its net loss increase when it released its earnings for the first quarter of 2021. According to the company’s May 6 earnings release, Interlink generated revenue of $1.56 million in the first quarter of 2021, Read More →
Salem Media Group back in the black for first quarter
Salem Media Group announced growing revenue, declining costs and a reversal of last year’s losses when it released its first quarter financial earnings on May 6. The Irving, Texas-based conservative media company, which retains significant operations at its former headquarters in Camarillo, had $300,000 in net income for the quarter, or 1 cent per diluted Read More →
Lori’s Lemonade wins gold
Lavender Lemonade, a product by Ventura-based Lori’s Original Lemonade, won a gold award in the Specialty Food Association’s 2021 sofi Awards. The lemonade was one of 130 winners across 49 categories, announced May 5. There were almost 1,500 entrees, and the entrees were judged in an anonymous sampling for taste, ingredient quality and innovation. Lori Read More →
MIT to drop affiliation with Central Coast Enterprise Forum
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Enterprise Forum Global will be closing its program effective June 30 and is asking all of its affiliated chapters, including the Central Coast chapter, to discontinue all association with the brand. The news came in an April 30 email to Enterprise Forum chapters from the CEO of MIT Technology Review, Read More →
Fienup: A long road to get economy out of ‘crisis mode’
Ventura County’s economy was in a rougher place than previously understood when the pandemic started, and rebuilding it in a way that benefits everyone is going to take a lot of careful work. That was the message from Matthew Fienup, the executive director of the Center for Economic Research and Forecasting at California Lutheran University, Read More →
With dozens of hires per week, Meissner Filtration is booming
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