This week’s business news includes changes to development in downtown San Diego development, ProFlowers closing its doors and Jeporday! ratings hitting a 14-year high.
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San Diego City College's spending scandal
In a recent post, the San Diego Community College District News Center ... The ratings promise to pave the way for the passage of future bonds, according to district officials. As an example of how ...
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Crime report
In other business, the public schools expect to add six new school ... 231; or Sallie McLean, coordinator for Concerned Citizens of Maxton, at 910-587-3388. SAN DIEGO — After 32 years, justice might ...
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Investors Drawn to San Diego County’s Multifamily Market
primarily downtown towers. “Given the availability of land, the long approval process, the cost of development — it skews things so that the only thing that pencils is high end,” said Pinnegar of the ...
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Sun BioPharma, Inc. Provides a Business Update and Reports Q3 2019 Financial Results
In anticipation of continued clinical development new sites are now being added in the U.S. The Company has opened new clinical sites at the University of Rochester in Rochester, New York and Scripps ...
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Possible jobs, businesses inbound following 2019 State of De Pere
The list of future projects keeps growing–and started with the recently announced Mulva Cultural Center. “This proposed $50-million downtown development will be a three-story cultural attraction ...
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Alector Reports Recent Business Highlights and Third Quarter 2019 Financial Results
“We are looking forward to our first presentation of data from the AL002 program taking place at the CTAD annual meeting and an update on our clinical and development pipelines at our R&D Day in ...
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Verdict could be soon in 1987 case of rape, murder
SAN DIEGO — After ... of Housing and Urban Development to the North Carolina. The public can provide comment on the plan until Dec. 23. The funds represent an opportunity for the state to assist areas ...
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Downtown Cleveland is region’s ‘economic hub,’ but lags peer cities in density, report finds
The report — which defines downtown as the area bounded by Lake Erie to the north, the Cuyahoga River to the west and Interstate 90 to the south and east — aimed to show the value of downtowns, as ...