Oxnard company to pursue therapeutic psychedelics
Oxnard-based Cure Pharmaceutical announced plans on March 16 to use its oral film technology to deliver LSD and other psychedelic substances to treat mental health disorders. Cure owns the CBD company Sera Labs, and Cure has used its dissolving thin film platform, Curefilm, to deliver CBD and other cannabis compounds. Cure has a license from Read More →
Read More →Macy’s building in downtown Santa Barbara to become office space
The site of the former Macy’s in downtown Santa Barbara is going to be turned into office space, introducing more than 132,000 square feet into the area’s office market. The building is at 701 State Street, in the Paseo Nuevo shopping center. It has three floors, and more than 40,000 square feet of space per Read More →
Read More →Resonant reports smaller losses in 2020
Resonant, a Texas-based provider of radio frequency filter designs with major operations in Goleta, ended 2020 with rising revenues and shrinking losses. In the fourth quarter of 2020, Resonant revenue increased 32% from a year earlier, to $607,000, the company said in a March 15 earnings release. It had a net loss of $7.1 million, Read More →
Read More →Santa Barbara to probe alleged conflicts in cannabis permits
A Santa Barbara city employee who oversaw applications for cannabis dispensary licenses has been placed on leave while he is the focus of an outside investigation, the city said March 15. Anthony Wagner, a public information officer with the Santa Barbara Police Department, was the focus of a March 12 article in Los Angeles magazine Read More →
Read More →Lawmakers lay out agendas for Santa Barbara chamber
Everyone is rolling up their sleeves right now, but getting shots in arms isn’t the only challenge Central Coast leaders are facing. Several area political leaders came together on March 12 to talk COVID-19, housing, clean energy, wildfire resilience and other hot-button topics in the Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce Legislative Update. Santa Read More →
Read More →Opinion: Trust makes the adviser-client relationship
By Chia-Li Chien A warm, empathetic connection based on trust is a singularly important aspect of the financial counseling client-adviser relationship. Many people were taught not to talk about money. This makes it difficult to help clients, particularly those who experience guilt around spending or insufficient savings. The verbal and nonverbal language the adviser uses Read More →
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Dubroff: Canceled events, virtual hires and more notes from our pandemic year
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