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Riverside Students Excel in Business Competition

Riverside Students Excel in Business Competition

Students from Riverside Poly High School won first place in Riverside’s inaugural Mayor’s Entrepreneurial Challenge. Nearly 100 students participated in the recent three-day event, which was sponsored by the Advancement Academy and hosted by SolarMax Technology in Riverside, according to a statement. Participants were required to elect a chief executive …

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East Coast Retailer Leases Riverside Industrial Building

Inland industrial market is more than solid

Ascena Retail Group has signed a 10-year plus lease on an industrial building in Riverside. The Mahwah, N.J.-based company will occupy the 582,772-square-foot building at 7295 San Gorgonio Drive starting July 1, according to a statement by Western Realco in Newport Beach. The building will be Ascena’s first warehouse-distribution operation …

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SB County Businesses Get Tax Credits

SB County Businesses Get Tax Credits

Seven businesses in San Bernardino County have earned $3.65 million in tax credits for expanding and creating jobs. The award, from the California Competes Tax Credit program, will help those companies generate approximately $79.3 million in investments within the county and hire more than 500 full-time employees, according to a …

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Inland Empire Manufacturing Stays Strong

Inland Empire Manufacturing Stays Strong

Manufacturing in the Inland Empire remained solid during April, according to data released Monday. The region’s purchasing manage’s index last month was 52.3, up slightly compared with March, according to the Institute of Applied Research and Policy Analysis at Cal State San Bernardino. It was also the fourth consecutive month …

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The Future is Bright for Small Businesses in the Inland Empire

Mike Stull

So says Mike Stull, an academic and entrepreneur who runs a local academic program devoted to growing and developing entrepreneurship in the two-county region. Now is probably a good time to start a business in the Inland Empire, although there could be some rough patches ahead, according to Stull.   To …

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OIA Traffic Up

OIA Passenger, Cargo Count Both Up

Passenger traffic at Ontario International Airport was up during the first quarter of this year, in part because of a steep increase in international traffic. Overall traffic was up 1.87 percent compared with the first quarter of 2015, according to data released Thursday by Los Angeles World Airports. During the …

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