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Moon-Themed Resort Planned for Desert

Moon-Themed Resort Planned for Desert

A developer in Canada has announced plans to build a $4 billion lunar-themed resort in Coachella. Moon World Resorts Inc. will build Moon USA in the desert city and create an estimated 11,000 jobs – about 3,000 in construction and another 8,000 after completion – according to a company statement …

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Inland Empire Company Looking East for Logistics Operations

Inland Empire Company Looking East for Logistics Operations

An Inland Empire business that manufactures reusable plastic containers that are used to ship and display fresh produce is expanding its national distribution operation. Polymer Logistics in Riverside will open a wash and distribution center in Illinois and Georgia, both of which are expected to be ready for business during …

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Business Blogging Tips for Every Industry

Hickey Marketing Group

By Daniel Hickey With the rise of social media for business, more companies than ever are establishing their presences on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest…and new platforms are being added all the time. This is great, but I always remind clients that in their efforts to conquer social media, …

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Event Breaks Down So Cal Industrial Market

23rd Annual Market Review & Forecast

Nearly 300 people attended the 23rd Annual Market Review & Forecast last month. The event, sponsored by the AIR Commercial Real Estate Association, features a comprehensive, region-by-region look at the current state of the Southern California industrial market, according to a statement. Ron Washle, senior managing director of Newmark Grubb …

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Temecula Adds Jobs

Temecula Adds Jobs

Temecula has added more than 1,600 jobs dating back to the first quarter of 2014. The city in Southwest Riverside County now has 50,493 jobs, nearly as many as it’s ever had in its 26-year history, according to a city statement. “We are proud of the growth we’ve experienced in …

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Why the Primaries Matter

By Ed Hoffman As my radio listeners know, one of my biggest pet peeves is the collective refusal of people to pay attention to the events of our electoral process. Those events include everything from town halls and rally stops to televised debates and state primaries. Of course, I understand …

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