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Stories Posted on June 25, 2003
Corporate Profiles
San Diego County is home to more than 150 publicly traded companies with many other public companies having a major presence in the region. While daily stock reports in The Daily Transcript may help you keep track of the financial performance of these companies, a summary of their management structure and financial strengths is helpful in understanding how these companies contribute to the marketplace.
The ups and downs of 'a market of stocks'
The first half of 2003 has proven the old adage, "It's not a stock market, but a market of stocks" to be absolutely true once again. Shares of individual companies have staged big moves -- up and down -- while the major market indicators have fought to establish direction. The winners and losers in the first two quarters can be directly linked to several developing scenarios that impact companies located in San Diego County.
Directory of Corporate Counsel
Accelrys Inc.
Grove Office Supply: Committed to serving offices' needs
Grove Office Supply is a full-service office products company serving the San Diego marketplace since 1961. Our corporate offices are located in Lemon Grove, 10 minutes east of downtown San Diego.
Regus delivers a better way to do business
Regus provides affordable offices and meeting rooms on flexible terms, globally. That means you can literally walk in to any of its 400 centers in 50 countries, plug in and start working immediately in a professional, fully furnished, staffed and networked environment. Regus' strategic approach helps businesses restructure their real estate portfolios, enabling them to quickly and successfully manage changes in the marketplace.
ITLA reports record-setting quarterly profits, continues to expand services through Imperial Capital Bank
ITLA Capital Corp. (ITLA), the largest financial services company headquartered in San Diego, continues to make waves in local banking with record-setting quarterly profits and the conversion of subsidiary Imperial Capital Bank from an industrial to commercial banking charter.
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