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PSemi’s Parent Company Keeps It Very Busy
TECH: San Diego Co. Is Turning Away Work, But Still Making AcquisitionsJim Cable is back for another go-round as chief executive of PSemi Corp., the semiconductor unit of Japan-based Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd.Some Eateries Testing Waters Of Craft Brewing
DINING: Profits Stay In-House; Beer Could Sell in Liquor Stores
For a little over two decades, Brigantine Restaurant Corp., founded in 1969 in San Diego, had collaborated with Pacific Beach-based Karl Strauss Brewing Co. for the creation of its house beer, Brig Brew.
Viasat Will Fly With Gulfstream
Viasat Inc. said on Oct. 15 that its in-flight satellite connectivity equipment will be a factory-installed option in Gulfstream G280 business jets.
NASSCO Tapped for 6th Expeditionary Sea Base Ship
The U.S. Navy issued a preliminary contract that will let General Dynamics NASSCO build a sixth in a series of ships for expeditionary warfare.
Sempra, Activists Agree on 2 Board Members
Sempra Energy, working in conjunction with an activist investor group, named Cynthia L. Walker and Michael N. Mears to its board of directors on Oct. 11.
GA Wants to Be Part of Moon Mission
General Atomics is part of a team that wants to support NASA’s next, unmanned trip to the moon. Under a proposal submitted to NASA, GA’s Electromagnetic Systems division would build a lunar lander in the United States.
Cubic Adds Jobs to Support Transportation Projects
Cubic Corp. said that it is in the process of hiring 150 people in San Diego for new positions in its transportation business. It also plans to upgrade its headquarters in Kearny Mesa to accommodate company growth.
S.D. Sustainable Chemical Manufacturer Raises $90M
Genomatica, which manufactures plant-based chemicals, raised $90 million in an equity offering.
Trademark Dispute Can Put a Good Name at Risk
BREWING: Growth Puts Emphasis on Brands, Names
When Elvin Lai, co-founder of San Diego-based Abnormal Beer Co., had a chance conversation with Nick Floyd, co-owner of Indiana-based 3 Floyds Brewing Co., in 2017 during the Copenhagen Beer Festival in Boston, he thought the trademark misunderstanding between them had been resolved.
Humor Helps Sell Hygiene
RETAIL: Subscription Soap Service Delivers Natural Product, Laughs
You would be hard pressed to find a company in any industry that does not offer a subscription service.
Investor Gets Observer Status on Viasat Board
Viasat Inc. said on Oct. 3 that a major investor, the Baupost Group LLC, will get a presence on its board as a non-voting observer. As of Oct. 4, Baupost had an $861 million stake in the Carlsbad company.
Acadia and FDA Confident in Parkinson’s Psychosis Drug
Acadia Pharmaceuticals is flying higher after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration reaffirmed its drug in uncharacteristically public fashion.
Sempra Unlikely to Be Hurt Initially By China’s Tariffs on LNG
ENERGY: Co. to Serve Other Customers; It May Hurt Facility Construction
The Chinese government’s new schedule of tariffs should be no concern for San Diego’s Sempra Energy, according to at least one industry analyst.
Mobile Voting Company Buys S.D.-Based Everyone Counts
Everyone Counts, an electronic voting registration company, was acquired by an Ohio company that specializes in mobile and blockchain voting.
Judge Rules Against IPhone Ban, But Says Apple Violated Qualcomm Patent
Judge Thomas Pender issued his final determination on Sept. 28, stating that banning the import of iPhones would be against the public interest.
NASA, General Atomics to Look Down on Air Pollution
NASA has awarded General Atomics a $38.5 million contract to host a NASA instrument on a GA Electromagnetic Systems Group satellite, which is scheduled for launch in 2022.
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