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Grace over guilt. That’s the philosophy of the Pilates app Lindywell, founded in 2009 by Santa Barbara resident Robin Long. It’s about self-compassion, Long told the Business Times Jan. 8. “Instead of when you go off track or you skip a workout or don't do what you intended to do with your wellness plan, instead

Frontier Aerospace's TALOS-10 rocket engine. The company raised $10 million in 2023. (courtesy photo) It's no secret that 2023 was a quiet year for venture capital movement across the globe, and that trend was the same on the Central Coast. According to a Business Times analysis, only four companies based in the tri-county region reported

The new year is bringing new services, new locations and other changes to regional healthcare. The Pacific Coast Business Times talked with the leaders of hospitals in San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura, and while those organizations continue to see challenges regarding issues like housing and staffing, they’re going into 2024 with a spirit

MannKind CEO Michael Castagna (file photo) Westlake Village-based MannKind Corporation saw shares climb 8% on Jan. 2 after the company announced entering into a royalty purchase agreement of up to $200 million. MannKind, a biotechnology company that develops treatments for diabetes and pulmonary arterial hypertension, sold a 1% royalty in net sales of Tyvaso DPI

Deckers Brands in Goleta. Analysts expect a good year for the company, which owns Ugg, Teva and other footwear brands. (courtesy photo) The tri-county region enters 2024 with 35 publicly traded companies headquartered here, with more than two dozen of those trading on the New York Stock Exchange or the NASDAQ. Of those, five companies

Despite a 2.5% dip in fiscal year 2023 revenues compared to fiscal year 2022, the CEO of Santa Paula-based Limoneira says he’s pleased with the agribusiness’s year-over-year performance. Limoneira has made several strategic moves to improve its financial health this past year. “We achieved our full-year avocado and revised lemon volume guidance despite harsh weather

This week’s column leans in to 2024 with some exciting news about the upcoming year. We will be inducting Bill Kearney, one of the leading figures in business and philanthropy in Ventura County, into our Hall of Fame this spring. I’m really excited to be honoring Bill who was in the room when so many

By Staff Report A pair of multi-family apartment properties in Ventura County were sold for a combined $171.2 million by Institutional Property Advisors, a division of Westlake Village-based Marcus & Millichap. Announced on Dec. 15, the two properties sold were the Los Robles Apartments, a 253-unit asset built in 1972 and The Retreat at Thousand

Westlake Village-based Arcutis Biotherapeutics announced that its main treatment option, Zoryve, received approval from the U.S. Drug and Food Administration for treating a skin condition called seborrheic dermatitis, the company announced on Dec. 15 It is the second FDA approval received by Arcutis’ Zoryve, being approved to be used in individuals nine years of age

Santa Barbara-based MOS Equipment held a special event on Dec. 21 dedicated to enhancing the capabilities of local law enforcement agencies in digital forensics. The company donated its Mission Darkness faraday bags and analysis enclosures to the agencies, with each kit valued at approximately $11,000. AWARDS SEASON The Ventura County Chapter of SCORE recognized two local