By Eugene E. Valdez In my opinion, even in a “good economy”, for a small business owner to be successful, it is essential that he or she master the art of planning. In a challenged economy like the current one, it is even more crucial. How do you become a …
Read More »By Ed Hoffman Hopefully, Memorial Day wasn’t just another barbeque day for you; I sure know it wasn’t for me. After our Pushups for Charity event last week, I learned that someone asked if the hard work my staff and I do on behalf of wounded veterans was “all for …
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The San Bernardino City Library Foundation recently received a $2,500 grant from Stater Bros. Charities. The money will be used to add titles to the San Bernardino Public Library’s Overdrive eBook and Audiobook collection, according to a statement on the city’s website. “We are very grateful to Stater Bros. for …
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Businesses owned by African Americans are growing at a fast pace in the Inland Empire, according to data released Wednesday. Ownership, revenue and hiring among black-owned businesses are growing “significantly faster” than they are at all other businesses in the United States, California and the Inland Empire, a report by …
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Thermal Dynamics International, an Ontario-based supplier of heat exchangers for the automotive and trucking industries, has been purchased by a company in China. Zhejiang Yinlun Machinery Co. bought Thermal Dynamics, which maintains its headquarters and a manufacturing operation at 4850 E. Airport Drive, for an undisclosed sum, according to a …
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Esri, the Redlands company that develops computer-generated geographic information systems, has announced an arrangement with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. The bureau is using Esri “story maps” to document the work of Bob Wick, a wilderness specialist and photographer who chronicles some of the bureau’s more scenic lands, according …
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