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Bike Tour Delivers Customers to Downtown Businesses
For over 30 years, the San Diego County Bicycle Coalition has focused on supporting cyclists and improving biking infrastructure through education and advocacy. But, these days, the SDCBC has a new goal in the works.
Swinerton’s Winning Hand
BUILDING: Co. Cultivates Trust, Dependability and Skill To Win Casino Contracts
In the last few years, an estimated $1 billion has been spent on renovations and expansions of casinos in San Diego County.
San Diego Is Test Market for Company’s Micro Apartments
PROPERTY: Luxury Offering Short on Space, But Big on Amenities and Style
Tiny apartments — some so small that they’d almost qualify as walk-in closets — are making a go of it in downtown San Diego.
SDBJ Insider: Tech Heavyweights Throw In Together
As the eyes of the tech world turned to U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel’s courtroom in San Diego last week with Qualcomm Inc. and Apple Inc. facing off in an antitrust battle with billions of dollars and Qualcomm’s licensing business at stake, the not-so-unexpected announcement finally came.
Airport Innovation Lab Selects Diverse Lineup for Cohort
Five new startups will join the San Diego International Airport’s accelerator program this summer. The Airport Innovation Lab picked companies for its second cohort since it launched the program in 2018.
Charlotte Russe Plans a Comeback, YM Inc. Confirms
A month after announcing it would be going out of business and closing all of its stores in 44 states and Puerto Rico, San Diego-based Charlotte Russe Holdings Corp. tweeted on April 11 that it plans on re-opening 100 retail locations.
Company Brings Plenty of Experience to Its First Local Casino Work
ARCHITECT: Respect and Relationships Are Key Part Of Working With Tribes
For over 20 years, Delawie, a San Diego-based architectural firm, had its hands full as the sole architect for Qualcomm Inc. But, following a lawsuit that kept publicly-traded companies from sole-sourcing and instead required them to select via a bidding process in the mid-1990s, Delawie had some time on its hands.
SD 500: Jeff Church
Non-GMO, cold-pressed juice might seem a far cry from concrete and private equity, but Jeff Church has had a hand in these markets.
Tijuana International Airport Gets $95.3 Million Renovation
The five-year renovation on the Tijuana International Airport took place to better accommodate the increase in passenger traffic due to the Cross Broder Xpress, a pedestrian skybridge that connects passengers traveling through TIJ to and from a terminal in San Diego.
SD 500: Matthew Rattner
Matthew Rattner, longtime president and co-founder of Karl Strauss Brewing Co.
Insurance Cos. Find Telematics’ Technology Can Be a Useful ‘Underwriting Tool’
Indeed, insurance is only one use for the technology. Telematics helps fleet managers track their far-flung assets and stay on top of maintenance and fuel expenses.
Telematics Town: Niche Business Helps Clients Cut Risk, Economize
TECH: Sector Grew Out of Qualcomm Inc.; Use Cases Are Many
San Diego is a hotbed of telematics companies.
Niche Role Suits Independent Theater
Despite a growing trend in the movie theater industry toward the high-end and flashy, Encinitas La Paloma Theatre, one of few single-screen, independent movie houses in San Diego, stays chugging along.
Coming Attractions Vital At High-End Theaters
CINEMA: Innovation Is a Must In Competitive Media Sector
The high-end movie theater trend isn’t new.
Home of the Week: From Motor Trend To Horse And Rider
Indulge your passion for rare classic cars, equestrian pursuits, culinary adventures and fine wines at this revered custom estate in the preferred West Covenant of Rancho Santa Fe.
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