Tom Del Beccaro, former chairman of the California Republican Party and a candidate for the U.S. Senate this November, is scheduled to speak at the upcoming monthly luncheon of the Victoria Club in Riverside. Del Beccaro is the author of the book “The New Conservative Paradigm,” which breaks down the …
Read More »Game Theory Suggests Bad Decision Making
Game theory might sound like something kids would know more about than their parents, but as Jeff Brannon explains, it involves something entirely different – something that small business owners need to understand. “Game theory is the study of mathematical models between intelligent, rational decision makers,” Brannon said. Brannon, who …
Read More »Ontario to Host State of the City Event
Ontario will hold its 2016 State of the City: Business Leadership Conference March 23 at the Ontario Convention Center. About 1,000 people are expected to attend the event, which is an annual gathering of leaders from the business, development and real estate communities presented by the city council, according to …
Read More »Aldi Ready for Major Opening
Unofficially, March 24th will be Aldi Day in the Inland Empire. The global discount supermarket chain is scheduled to open eight stores in Riverside and San Bernardino counties that day, the company’s first stores in Southern California, according to a statement released Monday. Each of those stores will host a …
Read More »Chamber Hires New Executive
The Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Commerce has a new executive director. Karen Gaffney, who has more than 15 years experience in chamber of commerce management, took over her new position last month, according to a chamber statement. Gaffney, who spent the last five years running the San Dimas Chamber of …
Read More »Resort Proposed for Coachella Would Include a Simulation of the Moon’s Surface
The $4 billion project would be developed by a company in Canada, but more than a few people are skeptical the project will ever happen. Want to go to the moon? How about Coachella instead? As strange as that may sound, that could be an option as early as 2022 …
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