Archive for July 2020

The University of California Davis’ plans for Aggie Square, a planned tech campus in Sacramento, continue to pick up momentum.

The budget proposal for the next two fiscal years is balanced on a number of assumptions that could fail to pan out.

The developer taking over Township Nine has revealed new details about the project.

It appears another business is lined up to fill new retail space planned at a center in El Dorado Hills.

Founders at OrthoFX hope to set their company apart within an increasingly crowded teledentistry market, by offering high-touch care with the latest technology.

A Presidio official called it a “once-in-a-lifetime-opportunity.” Click through to our gallery of the newly available spaces.

California state regulators have set their sights on one of the most common over-the-counter pain medications — a drug that has been available in the United States without a prescription since 1955.

The entrepreneur built his mom, who provided $30,000 in startup capital, a $2.4 million house from the money earned selling Peach Pleasure and other smoothies.

The San Francisco CEO talks about acquiring one his company’s largest rivals, what it takes to succeed in the Covid-19 environment and how his leadership has shifted along with the transition to remote work.

The Chicago-based carrier (Nasdaq: UAL) said it plans to fly 37% of its overall schedule in September as compared to the same period last year.