Dubroff: Central Coast winemakers brace for trade war with China
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Dubroff: Decision to block Qualcomm takeover hits close to home
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Amgen agrees to develop biosimilars for Chinese market
Increasing its global footprint in the biosimilars market, Amgen announced Sept. 26 that it had formed an exclusive co-development agreement with Chinese drug manufacturer Simcere Pharmaceutical Group. The agreement aims to bring four oncology and inflammation biosimilars in Amgen’s portfolio to commercialization in China. The Thousand Oaks-based biotechnology company will produce and submit approval applications Read More →
Clean Diesel Technologies reports higher net loss for second quarter
Second quarter revenues remained flat at $8.4 million for Clean Diesel Technologies compared to 2016 but net losses increased to $385,000. The Oxnard-based company makes emissions control technology for diesel vehicles. A cost cutting initiative helped bring operating expenses down to $2.3 million for the quarter ended June 30, less than half what they were Read More →
Resonant opens office in South Korea to serve Chinese market
Resonant, the Goleta based designer of filters for mobile devices, opened a new office in South Korea after announcing a new customer in the Chinese market and the expansion of several licensing agreements with existing customers in the past six months. Jangwon Jung, formerly of Cavenish-Kinetics, was appointed as the country sales manager for South Read More →
Residents can learn from international students
By Loredana Carson International students planning to attend colleges and universities in the tri-county area may fear being unwelcome due to media coverage of negative comments, but once they arrive they are generally met with a lack of attention. Students in my classes have expressed dismay to me that they don’t often have the opportunity Read More →
Curvature completes merger with SMS Systems
Curvature, an information technology network company based in Santa Barbara, announced the completion of its merger with Charlotte, N.C.-based SMS Systems on July 13. The combined company will retain the Curvature name but reveal new branding and integrated offerings on July 17. It will also be looking to expand resources at both its West Coast Read More →
