Page 6 - Mark Matson News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

How Temecula Businesses Outwitted the Pandemic It’s an early Sunday morning in Temecula, California. The sun is high enough now to burn away the low-hanging mist that slides in from the ocean to reveal a Tuscan-like landscape of softly rolling hills, castlelike wineries and expansive ranches famous for breeding and training championship quarter- and cutting horses. Mark Matson (who looks like he could have stepped right out of a John Ford western) and his skilled horsewoman wife, Marika, are the owners of the Temecula Carriage Co. Along with their assistant, Arlene Eyerman, they’ve been u...

NXP could lose $100 million due to weather shutdown of Austin plants Kara Carlson, Austin American-Statesman © Mark Matson/for American-Statesman NXP Semiconductors operates two chip fabrication facilities in Austin NXP Semiconductors could lose $100 million in revenue from the shutdown of its Austin chip-making operations due to last month's winter storms, the technology company says. NXP said its two Austin fabrication plants are back up and running nearly a month after they lost power during statewide outages when sub-freezing temperatures swept across the state. Milli...

Letters: Racism made clear, loan forgiveness unfair Letters to the editor Series made systemic racism clear I commend the Dispatch editors and journalists who wrote and published the recent series "Black Out". I admire and respect the courage exhibited by the people who agreed to tell their very personal stories.  They helped those of us who have a different skin color to better understand what systemic racism looks like and feels like for African Americans.  I read every story and I better understand how systemic racism differs from personal racism.  I don’t have to engage in personal r...

Complicated. it is not. if you have a debt problem at home first thing you do cut up the credit cards and look where you stop spending that is what we have to stop doing if we're going to be fiscally responsible and be a bastion for free markets. jenna: always nice to have you on the set. mark matson. jon, have you cut up your credit cards? jon: i definitely should. thanks, jenna. some new developments to bring you from the battle still raging in libya. government forces today shelling the port of misurata. their fellow citizens. an international aid ship sent to evacuate refugees was docked t...

Florida to avoid higher taxes. jenna: let's show the top five wealthiest again. there is a fair mix of democrats and republicans. it's pretty much right down the middle on that. when it kaopls to leadership, getting back to that issue, who is going to step forward if it's not necessarily small business if it's not the big business guys that are nervous about the tackess coming through and not the administration then who is it. >> that's a great point. there seems to be a void of economic leadership in washington right now. many are saying maybe it's ben bernanke person that will pull us out of...