Effective networking, knowing your strengths and relying on advocacy groups are key to running a successful small business, experts say.
The ebbing holiday weekend makes for a slow start this week, with events picking up Wednesday.
Legislative changes made recently by Congress should help small businesses in procuring defense contracts, according to a Space & Naval Warfare Systems Center (SPAWAR) official.
Healthy Inspirations LLC, the women's weight loss/fitness franchise system, is consolidating all operations from the Wakefield, R.I. office to the Coronado office effective immediately. As part of the consolidation, Casey Conrad is leaving her post as president of the company. Chief Executive Officer James Rowe will take on the additional role as president.
The San Diego economy took another hit in July, with the University of San Diego’s Index of Leading Economic Indicators falling another 1.5 percent.
Centre City Development Corp. corporate counsel Helen Holmes Peak submitted her resignation Friday after notifying board chair Fred Maas of a partner’s client relationship with Lennar Homes of California dating back to 2005. The information came as a result of her review of her firm’s involvement with Lennar.
Those who own on-road heavy-duty diesel-powered vehicles will have to wait a few more months before learning what the new California Air Resource Board (CARB) regulations will be.
San Diego State University’s College of Extended Studies will offer four classes in its new online green industry certificate programs during the fall semester.
They may not have taken over the world yet, but a mollusk the size of a thumbnail has infested reservoirs throughout Southern California including no fewer than eight in San Diego County.
Cadence Pharmaceuticals Inc. (Nasdaq: CADX) announced the appointments of Todd Rich, M.D. to the company's board of directors and Malcolm Lloyd-Smith to the position of senior vice president of regulatory affairs and quality assurance.
