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Partnerships: Startups, students strategize
When entrepreneurs launch companies, they typically suffer from a lack of money to pay staff and consultants. When students pursue undergraduate and graduate business degrees they lack the opportunity for real-world, hands-on experience.
Thanks to a...Tags: Business, Marketing, Companies and Corporations, Finance, Colleges and Universities
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The Crowd: Nonprofits help keep O.C. employed
Were you aware that the nonprofit arts sector is one of the top 25 largest non-governmental employers in Orange County?
In fact, the nonprofit arts sector ranks as the 23rd employer in the community, according to the 2010 Economic Impact of the...Tags: Health, Newport Beach, Education, Entertainment, Finance
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The Crowd: Trojans come together for Kure It!
Editor's note: Paul McDonald does not have cancer.
For USC Trojans there is one campus institution arguably more recognizable than the Doheny Library. It is the 901 Club just off campus on Figueroa Street. Not exactly an avenue to higher learning, but...Tags: Health, Sports, Education, University of Southern California, Colleges and Universities
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On Being A Vikings Fan
KTLA NewsWhile watching the Minnesota Vikings blow a trip to the Super Bowl with a Heimlich-inducing choke job in Sunday's NFC title game against the New Orleans Saints, a whole lot of feelings went through my body: sadness, anger, disappointment, nausea,...Tags: National Football Conference, Sports, Multi-Sport Events, Lifestyle and Leisure, Super Bowl
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California will see slow growth next year, Chapman University forecast says
Money & CompanyCalifornia has lost nearly one million jobs since August 2007 and those jobs will be slow to return to the state, according to a forecast released today by the A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research at Chapman University. The...... -
California manufacturing could rebound in first quarter
Money & CompanyCalifornia manufacturing could be headed for an upswing in the early part of the year, according to researchers at Chapman University. A quarterly index based on surveys of purchasing managers throughout the state predicts that performance in the... -
California leading employment indicator shows growth to come
Money & CompanyThis economic recovery has been, at best, sporadic. As stimulus spending slows and census jobs end, many fear that the employment picture will get worse, rather than better. But an employment indicator released Wednesday by Chapman University's A. Gary... -
Chapman forecast calls for slow national growth, more pain in Inland Empire
Money & CompanyThe coming year will see a slow recovery nationally and in parts of California, according to a forecast released today by the A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research at Chapman University. Economists at Chapman predict that growth in the...... -
Game 17: Titans give Ravens boot from playoffs
Sun StaffOn a day when the Ravens lost their smash-mouth identity, their most physical shove of the game came back to push them out of the playoffs. An unnecessary roughness penalty on offensive tackle Orlando Brown became the game-turning play as the Ravens fell...Tags: Sports, National Football League, Eddie George, Brian Billick, NFL Pro Bowl
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Game 14: Kick-started Ravens run off fumble road
Sun reporterThe only thing left for the Ravens is jockeying for a draft pick in the top 10.Before their embarrassing 38-28 loss to the Minnesota Vikings yesterday, either someone forgot to tell the Ravens they were playing the NFC's best team, or maybe they just...Tags: Randy Moss, Baltimore Ravens, National Football Conference, Tony Siragusa, Chicago Bears
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Game 16: Ravens trudge into playoffs
Sun reporterThe Ravens marched into the playoffs as much on memory as they did on might. Dusting off a dominant yet familiar formula, the defending Super Bowl champions clinched the league's final playoff spot by hammering the reeling Minnesota Vikings, 19-3, last...Tags: Health, Randy Moss, Matt Stover, Kyle Richardson, Sports
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Desert chic in Palm Springs
Times Staff WriterTall, twin outrageous orange doors welcome visitors to the latest outpost of desert chic in Palm Springs. As a suntanned man in a hot pink jacket ushers you inside the Parker Palm Springs, a new luxury hotel, it's clear that change is afoot. The once-...Tags: Kevin Spacey, Government, Sports, Nicole Kidman, Career and Workplace
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