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Co. Finds Food Biz, Expansion, and Real Estate Opportunities
FOOD: Tax Credits Help Ajinomoto Set Up Shop in OtayWhen Ajinomoto Foods North America Inc., stumbled upon the chance opportunity to set up shop in Otay Mesa, after Tyson Foods decided to sell its San Diego-based Circle Foods plant, those in charge knew they had to jump on the opportunity.Co.’s Lights, Fans Have Growing Impact in International Markets
PRODUCTION: Home Fan Launch Will Provide Another Revenue Stream
If you ask Solatube International Inc., president, Bob Westfall Jr., to describe what the daylight and ventilation systems manufacturing company is about in one sentence, he’d simply say: “fresh air and natural light — that is our business.”
CPUC Gives OK for SDG&E’s 5 New Energy Storage Facilities
ENERGY: Utility Enlists Five Businesses to Build Lithium-Ion Battery Sites
San Diego Gas & Electric Co. has enlisted the help of five businesses to develop more energy storage within its service territory.
Activist Investors Seeking Major Changes at Sempra
ENERGY: They See Co. As Unfocused Conglomerate Of Disparate Businesses
Sempra Energy has the potential to grow to at least $139 per share, activist investors said recently as they introduced a proposal to remake the company’s board and streamline its business model by jettisoning certain assets.
Rosé Continues to Be a Rising Star For Local Wineries
WINERIES: Millennial Palates and Good Prices Help Push Wine’s Sales
In the last several years, rosé has risen in popularity among wine drinkers nationally. Despite being a newer and smaller market compared with its California-based counterparts like Sonoma County, Napa Valley and the Central Coast, San Diego is capitalizing on the trend.
Canned Wine Stacks Up Against the Competition
Local Wineries See Advantages, But For Now, Fiscal, Size Realities Dilute Their Enthusiasm
Nico Roulston, owner of the Candied Apple Café in Julian known for its breakfast options and barbecue dishes, says he doesn’t serve his customers anything but wine in a can these days.
Co. Creates, Facilitates CRO Marketplace
PHARMA: Scientist.com Doubles Revenue to $50M
Scientist.com reported $50.27 million in 2017 revenue, a whopping increase from $23.07 million in 2016 and $6 million in 2015.
Kratos Drone Deal Could Exceed $10M
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc. said June 13 that its Unmanned Systems Division received an engineering services contract that could be worth as much as $10.2 million over five years.
Soundcast Names Tom Dixon Vice President
Soundcast LLC has named Tom Dixon as vice president of sales and marketing.
3 Former Qualcomm Executives Launch Wireless Startup
Paul Jacobs-led effort to find funding for a buyout of Qualcomm still underway, executives emphasize.
Teradata to Relocate HQ to San Diego from Ohio By Year's End
More than 1,000 people are employed at Teradata's campus in Rancho Bernardo.
Gearbox Hits Right Composite Formulas
RETAIL: Sports Co. Cultivates Next Generation Of Players and Paddles
It was during his five-year stint in the United States military that Rafael Filippini, founder and president of Gearbox Sports, discovered the game — and the business — of racquetball.
Jewelry Designer’s Brush With Royalty Doesn’t Change Her Plans
RETAIL: She Won’t Pursue Big-Box Venue, Prefers Boutiques
Although Lisette Polny has accepted her newfound fame after making headlines recently for designing the bridesmaids’ keepsakes for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s royal wedding, the Encinitas-based jewelry designer doesn’t plan to sell in big-box stores any time soon.
Qualcomm Debuts Dedicated Chip For VR, AR Applications
Company said manufacturers are already developing products for the new XR1 platform.
Green Flash Brewing Appoints New CEO
Green Flash Brewing Co. announced the appointment of Michael Taylor to CEO.
Vuori Set for Scaling With Experienced Team
RETAIL: Co. Forecasts $20M In Sales; Plans to Add Stores
When former athlete-turned-model-turned-finance-guy Joe Kudla couldn’t figure out what to wear to his yoga class, he decided to switch gears and launch his own clothing line, Vuori, which he expects this year will bring in nearly $20 million.
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