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Exclusive local coverage by local reporters gives you the stories you need to follow San Diego business like a native. ImThera Medical Breathing Easier03/09/10 News >> Business >> Local Carmel Valley startup breathes life into airway-blocking sleep apnea condition Sleep apnea, a condition that causes a person to stop breathing while they are sleeping, affects more than 12 million Americans, according go the National Institutes of Health. That … Read more… San Diego Hosts Latino Film Festival03/08/10 News >> Business >> Local More than 170 films will screen over the course of 10 days
What started as a small, student film festival almost two decades ago—with films from students at UCSD and community colleges here and in Tijuana—has grown into one of the largest and most well-respected Latino film festivals in the … Read more… San Diego School Board Approves "Rollback"03/02/10 News >> Business >> Local Teachers trade unpaid furloughs now for future raises The San Diego School District Board of Education ratified a three-year contract with teachers today that exchanges short-term union concessions for future pay raises.The deal, which still needs to be approved by the membership of the San … Read more… San Diego Tax Breaks On Cutting Block03/02/10 News >> Business >> Local State budget crunch endangers local enterprise zones Grappling with a $20 billion deficit isn’t easy. The California Legislature has put just about everything on the chopping block, including Medi-Cal, college and university funding, public education and prisons. So it’s … Read more… What Happens To Abandoned Horses?02/23/10 News >> Business >> Local A bad economy has led to a rise in homeless horses. Find out how to adopt one. The recession has taken a toll on San Diegans in a host of ways—people have lost jobs, health insurance and homes. For Amy Pat Rigney, the recession means something else: homeless horses. … Read more… Surfrider: Preservation On Several Fronts02/12/10 News >> Business >> Local Conservation group has ambitious agenda, small staff Last month, the Surfrider Foundation, a nonprofit environmental group dedicated to protecting the world’s oceans, pulled out of a lawsuit that aimed to stop Poseidon Resources from building a desalination plant in Carlsbad although construction has … Read more… New SunTrust Office Will Woo Pro Athletes02/10/10 News >> Business >> Local Mega-bank looks to manage sports and entertainment stars East Coast-based SunTrust Bank will expand its lucrative sports and entertainment practice into the San Diego market. The practice will be part of the bank's private wealth management division, managing money for musicians, actors … Read more… Scripps, Qualcomm Make Fortune’s Top 100 List 02/08/10 News >> Business >> Local They're the only San Diego companies to make the prestigious list Two San Diego-based companies made it into Fortune’s annual “100 Best Companies To Work For” list: Scripps Health and Qualcomm. … Read more… Independent Bookstores Turn The Page02/05/10 News >> Business >> Local Down but not out, indies look to online sales San Diego’s independent and used bookstores may appear to be sliding into the inevitable abyss, but the passion of their owners, along with unwavering optimism and the ability to adapt just might stave off extinction.… Read more… San Diego A Model For Cybersecurity02/01/10 News >> Business >> Local ESET leads the way with Securing Our eCity initiative More than 100 representatives of city, county, community and state organizations met recently to discuss how to make San Diego a national model for cybersecurity in major metropolitan areas. The meeting was organized with the help of Darin Andersen, … Read more… Previous articles  
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — One of the most popular Web sites that let people post opinions about restaurants, shops and local services is being sued by several small businesses. These businesses...
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SINGAPORE (AP) — Oil prices drifted below $82 a barrel Friday in Asia, pulling back from a monthlong rally that was fueled by mostly positive news about the U.S. economy.Benchmark crude fo...
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