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Riverside Project to Receive Preservation Award

Inland utility gets award

A former Army building that Riverside transformed into a community for veterans and their families will be recognized next month by the State of California. Home Front at Camp Anza, a former officer’s club at 5797 Picker St., will be presented with the 2016 Governor’s Historic Preservation Award Nov. 10 …

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SolarMax Wins Award

SolarMax

Riverside-based SolarMax Technology, the renewable energy company, has won a 2016 Global Innovation Award from a consortium that includes the College of Business and Public Administration at Cal State San Bernardino. The company, which installs solar panel systems, was honored recently for its work with educational clients, according to a …

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Little Local Impact Seen From Proposed AT&T Deal

AT&T

AT&T’s proposed purchase of Time Warner Inc. for $85.4 billion isn’t likely to have much of an impact on the Inland Empire if it’s ultimately approved by federal regulators, one of the region’s preeminent economists said Monday. Mergers of any companies, especially two of such size and scope, usually lead …

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Former Inland Empire Banker Likes his Career Change

Eugene E. Valdez

Gene Valdez left Citizens Business Bank so he could start a consulting business for business executives. So far, the move is paying off.  In May, Gene Valdez left Citizens Business Bank to start a new career: running a consulting business aimed at high-level business executives. It was a risky move. Not …

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State Adds Jobs

Temecula Adds Jobs

California’s economy added about 30,000 jobs last month, although the state’s unemployment rate remained at 5.5 percent, according to data released Friday. That was reportedly the eighth consecutive month that California employers added more people than they let go, a positive sign for the state’s economy, the Employment Development Department …

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WLC Lawsuits Settled

Lawsuits Settled

The South Coast Air Quality Management District has settled two lawsuits connected with the planned World Logistics Center in Moreno Valley. Developer Highland Fairview will pay an extra air quality improvement fee of 64 cents per square foot for each of the buildings in the massive warehouse-distribution operation, according to …

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