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Port of San Diego Seeks Proposal for Economy Motel
According to the Port of San Diego website, the lower cost overnight accommodations will be located near downtown San Diego and the San Diego International Airport and will provide affordable coastal access.
San Diego Second Most Popular Destination in California for Airbnb in 2018
According to a press release, the collective income for San Diego-based hosts was $213 million in 2018, coming in second after L.A.'s $613 million.
BRG Consulting Appoints Christina J. Willis as President
Willis will replace Erich Lathers, who remains with the firm as Principal Planner.
Restaurant Group Looks to Stand Out, Blend In
DINING: Personal Service Key Part of Delivering Community Concepts
For Brendan Huffman, the purpose of all Social Syndicate restaurant group’s properties is simple: provide genuine, good old-fashioned hospitality.
Teradata Taps COO to Lead Company
Teradata promoted its chief operating officer to serve as CEO of the data analytics company.
FTC’s Antitrust Trial Against Qualcomm Brings up Billion Dollar Question
Qualcomm and Apple are at odds at what led to a $1 billion payment between the two companies. The figure in dispute is a key part of the FTC's antitrust complaint against Qualcomm.
Cubic Gets $4.5M Contract
Foothill Transit has awarded Cubic Corp. a $4.5 million contract to make its bus fare collection system compatible with the regional TAP system — the smart card system used by transit providers in the greater Los Angeles area.
Pala Casino Appoints New CEO
On Jan. 6, Buro sent a letter to his Pala employees, in which he introduced himself but also acknowledged what he has observed his first week on the job.
Two Procopio Attorneys Promoted to Partner
Justine Nielsen and Michael Kiesling were promoted to the level of partner at Procopio.
Creating Experiences Takes Team Building on New Adventures
WORKFORCE: Activities Look to Bring Out Bonding, Team Spirit
Ax throwing. Team sports. Charity bike building. Culinary competition.
Change Is Certain for Sempra, What Direction Is Question
2019 Look Ahead: TECHNOLOGY
Sempra Energy went through several changes in 2018 and could change some more by the time 2019 is over.
City Council Votes to Ban Styrofoam Use in San Diego
The ordinance, authored by Councilmember Chris Ward of District Three, places restrictions on single-use plastics in the county.
National University System Adds Northcentral University
According to a news release, it is the National University System’s first doctoral level program.
Jack in the Box Extends Deadline to Add Two New Directors
The original deadline to appoint the members was Jan. 8 but was moved as part of ongoing discussions with investors Jana Partners LLC to explore “strategic and financing alternatives to maximize shareholders value.”
Trade Can Be Game-Changer for Small Businesses
Small businesses — those with fewer than 100 employees — fuel San Diego’s economy.
