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WEBFed up with L.A.'s taxes and bureaucracy, many San Fernando Valley business leaders say they are ready to support secession if they don't see substantive changes in city government.
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WEBThe San Fernando Valley Business Journal is an award-winning B2B media company that has been serving the San Fernando Valley Community of Business for more than 25 years. Content Our bi-weekly content developed for multiple platforms encompasses features, profiles and breaking news to keep readers informed of trends, market conditions, technological advances and much more […]
Letter from the Publisher: Times (and Covers) are a-Changin’
WEBJan 29, 2024 — F or 28 years, the San Fernando Valley Business Journal has represented and covered the Valley-area business community like no other media source. I’m excited to announce that the publication format will change from a biweekly newspaper to a bimonthly magazine. The new magazine, branded as Inside the Valley, will be distributed to subscribers starting in March.
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Mixed Picture for Labor; Looks Murky Ahead - San Fernando Valley ...
WEBAug 29, 2021 — Mixed picture for labor as employers adjust to pandemic, workers weigh options.
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WEBNov 15, 1998 — After losing 11 percent of their collective value in just two days during the market plunge at the end of August, the San Fernando Valley's largest public companies appear to have climbed out of the trough.