Peter Jordano made his presence felt not too long after the Business Times was getting started 26 years ago. The affable president of Jordanos had a way of growling with a smile on his face and we ...

Food Share of Ventura County CEO Monica White said the nonprofit served over 250,000 individuals in 2025. (courtesy photo) By Paula Aven Gladych Special to the Business Times Ventura County’s largest ...

Shares of Ventura-based The Trade Desk hit a new low on Jan. 26 and continued backsliding in the days that followed behind the news of a sudden C-suite change. Announced Jan. 27, The Trade Desk, an ...

The John C. Mithun Foundation, through its partnership with the Friends of the Goleta Valley Library, was interested in supporting the children’s area interior design renovation project at Goleta ...

Healthcare is a major employer and essential industry on the Central Coast. Now it is getting some timely upgrades. Dignity Health CommonSpirit, the largest healthcare organization in the region, made ...

By Eric Kelley Economic growth was surprisingly robust in2025, despite the numerous fireworks in Washington, D.C., and some challenging periods for the financial markets. We experienced a painful ...

Businesses across the Central Coast, took a stand on Jan. 30, deciding to close for the day or donate a portion of their proceeds as part of a national protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs ...

In the days after Amazon announced it was laying off 16,000 workers, it has been revealed that some of those job cuts are hitting the tri-county region. Amazon, one of the largest companies in the ...

San Luis Obispo-based Playlist, the newly launched parent company to many wellness brands, including Mindbody, ClassPass and Booker, announced that it will be merging with EGYM, a smart fitness ...

Dignity Health appointed BJ Predum as Central Coast Market President on Jan. 26. (courtesy photo) Nonprofit Dignity Health on Jan. 26 announced the appointment of a new Central Coast Market president.

The bad news just keeps coming for Thousand Oaks-based Atara Biotherapeutics. Nearly a year after the biotechnology company laid off 50% of its workforce after one rejection from the U.S. Food and ...

By John Grace Learning from history is priceless — yet investors seem determined to relearn the same lessons the hard way. You’ve probably never heard of Jesse Livermore. He ran away from home with ...