Camarillo businessman to remain in custody
An appeals court will determine whether a Camarillo businessman – who is a suspect in the stabbing death of his estranged wife – will remain in jail on a federal charge. U.S. District Judge Philip Gutierrez said Sept. 5 he lacked the jurisdiction on James Fayed’s request for bail because the matter was on Read More →
Read More →Nordstrom shines light on The Oaks remodel
Nordstrom, the golden child at The Oaks shopping center in Thousand Oaks, celebrated its grand opening Sept. 5, representing the culmination of extensive remodeling, redevelopment and planning to secure the 30-year-old mall’s status as a top regional lifestyle shopping destination. More than two years after The Oaks shopping center developer Macerich – also responsible for Read More →
Read More →Grumpy taxpayer now owns Fannie and Freddie
There is a difference between making up the rules and actually having to follow them. When it comes to the government’s takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, we are all about to find out how expensive following the rules is going to be. Fannie and Freddie’s nationalization by the Treasury Department on Sept. 7 Read More →
Read More →Ins and outs of import-export
Even in a lackluster economy, one Ventura County expert says now’s the time for small tri-county businesses to consider jumping into the international import-export trade. “U.S. exports are up 18 percent,” said Ray Bowman, who with his wife, Leana, runs Oxnard-based Bowman Business Services. “There are huge opportunities.” Bowman, who has 20 years of experience Read More →
Read More →Cottage refinances bonds
In coming days, Cottage Health System plans to issue a series of new bonds totaling more than $250 million to replace previously issued auction-rate instruments. The funding will be used for the completion of major construction plans under way by Cottage
Read More →Home market recovery to be sharp, fast
According to one Central Coast expert, it won’t be too long before the region sees a fast and sharp recovery of the residential market. At the First American Title 2008 Real Estate and Economic Outlook for Ventura County, or FATCO, presented Sept. 4 at the Hyatt Westlake Village, a crowd of several hundred waited for Read More →
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