Citrix software engineer sells suitcase he invented on the side
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Read More →Camarillo-based Interlink Electronics reports increased revenues
Camarillo-based Interlink Electronics, a tech company that focuses on manufacturing sensors that are used in portable electronic devices, saw revenues increase by 6 percent from $2.7 million during the second quarter last year to $2.8 million this year. Interlink posted earnings of 8 cents per share, an improvement of 1 cent from the same quarter Read More →
Read More →32 in Tri-Counties make Inc. Magazine list of 5000 fastest growing private companies
Thirty-two companies from around the Tri-Counties made the Inc. Magazine list of the 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies in America. The largest was Ventura-based advertising agency The Trade Desk, which was listed at No. 34. It had revenues of $202 million last year and grew 6,949 percent. Inc. Magazine ranked companies according to the percentage Read More →
Read More →Thousand Oaks’ Ceres sees stock price spike after patent approved
Ceres, a Thousand Oaks based agriculture-biotechnology company, saw shares spike 373 percent Wednesday after the company received a patent for its iCODE multi-gene trait development system. Ceres shares started the day at just 95 cents per share, and soared all the way to $4.80 when the markets opened at 6:30 a.m. PST. Ceres closed the Read More →
Read More →San Luis Obispo insurance firms to combine forces
Leaders of insurance firms Gray & Troy Insurance and Morris & Garritano Insurance announced Aug. 12 that they are joining forces. The two firms, both based in San Luis Obispo, will combine under the name Morris & Garritano and will operate from their current offices initially, but will consolidate into Morris & Garritano’s offices on Read More →
Read More →Revenues down but Thousand Oaks-based Teledyne beats estimates
Thousand Oaks-based Teledyne Technologies beat analyst estimates when it reported second-quarter earnings on July 30 but the company still saw a sharp decline in net income. Teledyne posted earnings of $1.34 per share, barely beating analyst estimates of $1.33 per share. Second-quarter revenues were down by 3.2 percent from the second-quarter of 2014, from $597.1 Read More →
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