Tri-county stocks plunge as U.S.-China trade war escalates
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Read More →Cleantech will create manufacturing jobs on Central Coast
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Read More →Industrial space is hot, office space is not
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Read More →Dubroff: Stock market investors face an autumn fraught with worries
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Read More →State Street woes reflect failed vision by city of Santa Barbara
Don’t blame the economy for State Street’s continued saga of vacancies, homelessness and ongoing retail slump in downtown Santa Barbara, Peter Rupert, executive director of the UC Santa Barbara Economic Forecast Project, told the audience at a midyear economic update on Sept. 5. “Can we just blame the economy for this? Well the answer is, Read More →
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