SD SERVICES
Sycuan Appoints New General Manager
According to a press release, Robert Cinelli will hold the general manager post at the Sycuan Casino Resort starting Jan. 1, 2020.
Grants Give Researchers Tools To Tackle Problems
Oceanographers Team Up to Examine Toxic Algae Blooms
Toxic algae blooms. Injuries from nerve damage. Brain disorders- these are problems San Diego researchers hope to better understand.
Company Tastes Success With Dehydrated Bone Broth
RETAIL: Portability Sells; Revenue Expected To Be $10 Million in 2019
According to Global Market Insights Inc., the worldwide bone broth market will be worth more than $2.8 billion by 2024.
Employee Ownership Seen As Way to Preserve Co. Culture
FINANCE: Eastridge Adopts Plan to Show Confidence in Staff
Eastridge Workforce Solutions, a San Diego-based company that offers recruiting, payroll and other services, began offering its employees stock ownership.
Food Hall in Sorrento Valley Opens
According to a spokesperson, Park Commons features five food places within a flexible 10,000 square feet open floor plan and hopes to effectively service Sorrento Valley's 130,000 daytime population.
Hotel Karlan San Diego to Close
According to WARN filing made with the Employment Development Department, the 174-room Karlan Hotel will be permanently closing on Dec. 31.
Petco Opens Its First Tijuana Store as Part of Joint Venture
RETAIL: Store is 85th In Mexico; Goal Is for 90 Locations in 2019
On Nov. 1, Petco Animal Supplies Inc., the San Diego-based pet specialty retailer, and Petco Mexico, opened the first Petco store in Tijuana.
Customer Service Kept Store Open For 60 Years
Oceanside Site Sells for $2.5M
The building formerly known as Red & White Market has officially been sold.
BioMed Builds for Tech, Life Sciences
PROPERTY: New UTC Facility Is Fully Leased
With construction only just beginning, BioMed Realty has fully leased a 204,000 square-foot research and office project that it’s building on Towne Center Drive in UTC.
Choose Wisely When It Comes to Corporate Structure
STARTUPS: Taxes, Time and Earnings Are All Part of Selection
It’s important to start off on the right foot, and for most startups, that means incorporating.
Giving Chickens Room To Roam Appeals to Chefs And Customers
Pluck Takes Humane Approach To Raising Chickens
From free-range to cage-free to the latest term pasture-raised, there are plenty of poultry production practices a chef and/or restaurant owner can choose from.
Qualcomm Names New CFO
Qualcomm promoted interim chief financial officer Akash Palkhiwala to the executive role.
San Diego MTS Launches Zero-Emission Bus Pilot Program
According to a spokesperson, MTS deployed six battery-electric buses and is currently testing on routes 1, 2, 4, 10, 13, 815, 905 and 936, with the goal is for public transit agencies to gradually transition to 100% zero-emission bus fleets by 2040.
Eastridge Workforce Solutions Honors Late Founder’s Vision by Becoming Employee-Owned
Eastridge Workforce Solutions began offering its employees stock ownership in January.
Seismic Poaches Google Exec as New Chief Marketing Officer
Michael Londgren, a former Google Cloud marketing executive, will serve as Seismic's new head of marketing.