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By Erika Martin / Friday, December 12th, 2014 / Latest news, South Coast, Technology, Top Stories / Comments Off on Allergan alumni launch FDA compliance firm
Though the services provided by 123Compliance may not deliver the behemoth employer that could replace Allergan’s big footprint, the company, with 20 employees worldwide, has been growing exponentially.
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By Erika Martin / Friday, December 5th, 2014 / Latest news, Technology, Top Stories / Comments Off on Sonos sticks to strategy after $130M financing
The company preserved its autonomy while maintaining its status as an attractive acquisition with the sale of $130 million in secondary equity, giving eight early shareholders a chance to cash out.
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By Erika Martin / Friday, December 5th, 2014 / Columns, Latest news, Technology, Top Stories / Comments Off on With advent of cyber funding, it’s hard to stand out in a crowd
The crowdfunding model has proven efficient in launching products, but can it be the basis of success?
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By Erika Martin / Friday, December 5th, 2014 / Latest news, Subscriber content, Technology, Top Stories / Comments Off on Calient’s high-speed broadcast gear joins Fox partnership
The Goleta-based company formed a partnership with CP Communications, headquartered in New York, at the behest of Fox Sports, who will use the 4K-resolution network beginning with the Franklin Templeton Shootout golf tournament broadcast Dec. 8-13.
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By Erika Martin / Friday, November 28th, 2014 / Latest news, Technology, Top Stories, Tri-County Public Companies / Comments Off on Deckers’ new store concept fits move to online shopping
The D.C. store is the first full realization of the omni-channel concept, unveiled at the Deckers’ Goleta headquarters in March, which uses touchscreens and tablets to turn its stores into a sort of Apple store for shoes.
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By Erika Martin / Friday, November 21st, 2014 / Green Coast, Latest news, Subscriber content, Technology, Top Stories / Comments Off on Edison taps area company to add storage
Five companies received 260-megawatts’ worth of energy storage deals, with the other 2000-megawatts worth of contracts allocated toward energy efficiency, demand response, behind-the-meter renewables and gas-fired generation, with natural being the biggest winner.
