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Thu, Jul 16th, 2009
Local Investment Expert writes Book - "The Power Curve": Scott G. Kyle is the CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Coastwise Capital Group, LLC, a high-end money management firm headquartered in La Jolla, California recently published "The Power Curve: Smart Investing Using Dividends, Options, and the Magic of Compounding" (Nautilus Press, $24.95, July 2009)
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Wed, Jul 15th, 2009
Green Hotel Opens - Hotel Indigo: San Diego's first LEED certified hotel, Hotel Indigo, opened July 13th in the San Diego Gaslamp Quarter. LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design and is a registered trademark of the US Green Building Council.. "In 2004, the City of San Diego passed an ordinance mandating that every new City building is to be Silver LEED," says Michael T. Burgess P.E., a LEED® Accredited Professional since 2003. "There are four levels: Certified, Silver, Gold and Platinum."
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Thu, Jun 25th, 2009
May 2009 San Diego Economic Indicators - Prof. Alan Gin of USD: The University of San Diego's Index of Leading Economic Indicators for San Diego County, created by Professor Alan Gin of USD reports a 0.3 percent in May 2009.Consumer confidence grew to its second consecutive gain after 24 straight down months. Sharp increases in local stock prices and the outlook for the national economy, with some help from a small rise in building permits contributed. However, he labor market variables continue to plunge, with both initial claims for unemployment insurance and help wanted advertising sharply negative.
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Smashburger Coming to San Diego
Billed as a “better burger,” is there room here for the chain to succeed?
Over the next two years, seven Smashburger restaurants will open in San Diego. The restaurant is named for its burger cooking method, where beef is smashed, then seared and seasoned on a grill. Smashburger isn’t billed as fast food, rather, as part ... [More]
Should You Change Your Company’s Name?
Not if you can help it!
In the last half-century, the bank currently
known as Union Bank, has changed its name approximately a half-dozen
times. From 1st National Bank
of San Diego, to Southern California 1st National Bank, ... [More]
San Diego Wages: Higher Than National Average
The Bureau of Labor Statistics issues its latest report
Workers in the San Diego-Carlsbad-San Marcos region earned an average wage of $22.75 an hour in December 2008. This statistic comes from The Bureau of Labor Statistics, which has released the latest wage information for the metropolitan region in its ... [More]
Feds Close San Diego National Bank
Future of bank president Robert Horsman not yet announced
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation recently took over San Diego National Bank—all 28 branches—as well as eight other failed banks nationwide. The banks involved in the seizure were Bank USA, National Association (Phoenix); ... [More]
Surfrider Welcomes Donations For Clean Water
Cali Bamboo contributes $20,000 to the cause
Cali Bamboo, a green manufacturer of residential and commercial building materials made from bamboo, donated $20,000 to Surfrider Foundation National Headquarters and the San Diego chapter on October 27. The company contributed $10,000 to national ... [More]
State Regulations Hurt Small Business
Legislators look into reasons for business flight from California
Assemblyman Dan Logue (R-3rd District), vice chairman of the Committee on Jobs, Economic Development and the Economy and other members of the local state delegation recently spoke to small business owners at the San Diego Chamber of Commerce. ... [More]
Scripps Research Institute Gets A $10 Million Grant
Money will go to study cancer cell behavior
The National Cancer Institute just awarded a $10 million, five-year grant to fund a new physics oncology center being led by the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla. The money will be used to help scientists at the center better understand what ... [More]
SanDiego.com Achieves Excellence at San Diego Press Club Awards
Writers for SanDiego.com scored eleven awards in six categories, including a sweep of dining reviews and First and Third in three more of the 34 web site/daily newspaper categories. More than 370 San Diego journalists attended the <a target="_blank" ... [More]
Old Town Story
Old Town San Diego State Historic Park
There are a lot of new things going on in
Old Town San
Diego State
Historic Park.
The popular tourist attraction at the north
end of San Diego
Avenue recreates the setting of California life ... [More]
SAIC’s Corporate Headquarters Poached Away
by a Savvy Governor and $8.5 Million
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