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In an effort to stimulate health and life science research and enterprise between California and Mexico, Merck & Co. Inc. (NYSE: MRK) and its subsidiary Merck, Sharp, & Dohme, have provided additional funding of $250,000 to San Diego Dialogue, a public policy research initiative at UC San Diego Extension.
California State University, San Marcos Extended Learning is offering entrepreneurs the opportunity to learn the basics of small business ownership by offering a business basics course.
The California Energy Commission has announced it is requiring NRG West to erect story poles that will show the height of its proposed second power plant on its Carlsbad coastal property located just north of Cannon Road, adjacent to the Agua Hedionda Lagoon.
Federal, state and county representatives met with the San Diego North Economic Development Council in Escondido Friday to discuss their views on local and national issues.
The San Diego city attorney’s office has reached a tentative settlement with Vinson & Elkins in the city’s breach of contract lawsuit against the law firm, City Attorney Michael Aguirre announced Friday.
San Diego-based Science Applications International Corp. will join a multi-disciplinary team tasked with developing electronic binoculars that use brain activity to detect threats.
RF Industries Ltd.’s (Nasdaq: RFIL) successful second quarter, ending April 30, 2008, brought in a quarterly record of $4.508 million in sales, which is 33 percent more than the $3.383 million from the same period last year.
Another tragic accident has hit the local construction industry as authorities have released the name of an ironworker who died at a downtown San Diego jobsite early Thursday morning.
The Biotechnology Industry Organization selected San Diego as its city of choice for the 2008 annual Bio International Convention. It will be occupying the San Diego Convention Center for the week with keynote speakers including Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and General Colin L. Powell.
Rudolph and Sletten Inc., announced the death of company founder Onslow “Rudy” Rudolph on Saturday, June 4, at his home in San Francisco at the age of 84.
Shares of Qualcomm Inc. (Nasdaq: QCOM) edged up to a new year high Friday, a day after the cell phone chip maker raised its guidance for the fiscal third quarter and full year.
WD-40 Co. (Nasdaq: WDFC) shares fell Friday after an analyst downgraded the consumer products maker due in part to rising material costs.
Can businesses and environmentalists be friends? The two groups seem forever pitted against each other, but as the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce has come to realize, business can do much to mitigate the animosity.
The professionals aren’t the only ones taking advantage of San Diego’s golf courses this week.
Jeremy Jung has joined the San Diego office of Best Best & Krieger as an associate in the law firm’s schools practice group.
Preferred seating tickets are on sale now for the 2008 MCAS Miramar Air Show featuring the U.S. Navy Blue Angles.
A daily list of business events around the county.
The housings statistics reports for May bring good news: more people purchased homes in May 2008 than last year at the same time.
With gas prices on the rise and money tight, the city of Escondido, in partnership with the Escondido Chamber of Commerce, have added an incentive to encourage buyers to shop locally.
When Kevin Seney worked in the mortgage industry, he said he couldn't help but think how stale real estate brands were, and how inefficient they had become.
The following "Local Notes" appeared in The Daily Transcript's June 16, 1909 issue:
Cargo vessels
For the sixth consecutive year, H.G. Fenton Company has been awarded top national honors based on resident satisfaction for its 11 San Diego County apartment communities combining 2,800 apartment homes in total.
ROEL Construction has completed $1.7 million worth of tenant improvement construction for Poway Academy of Hair Design at 13266 Poway Road in Poway.
The San Diego chapter of the American Institute of Architects recently honored local architects and San Diego-based projects from out-of-town firms in its annual Design Awards. The AIA handed out 16 design awards in six categories at the ceremony, which was held June 7 at The Neurosciences Institute.
Fluffy bathrobes. High-end linens. Plasma televisions. Original artwork on the walls.
Jay Alexander, Tom Mercer and Tim Olson of Colliers International were the owner's leasing representatives in the Deal of the Week.
Alabama Manor, a 67-unit affordable apartment complex in North Park, has been renovated and is open. The complex of a pair of three-story apartment buildings will serve low-income seniors and persons with disabilities.
NTD Architecture reports it has been awarded the services expansion of Sharp Mary Birch Hospital for Women, 3003 Health Center Drive in San Diego.
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