Monthly Archives: September 2008

San Dimas Chamber of Commerce’s September small business education workshop will address “Bookkeeping and understanding financial statements: How to make keeping your books fun and simple.” The workshop will be held from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Sept. 25 at the Red Roof … Continue reading →

Cal State San Bernardino is the recipient of two parcels of land north of campus, university officials announced Sept. 16. Los Angeles-based Inland Communities Corp., which owns and is developing land north of Cal State San Bernardino, has donated 235 … Continue reading →

The new Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Montclair will hold free dancing group workshops and a free evening dance to the public Sept. 20. The event is Kathryn and Steve Hammitt, owners of the dance studio, are celebrating the grand … Continue reading →

The state Board of Equalization has announced that emergency tax relief is available to California tax and fee payers directly or indirectly affected by recent hurricanes/tropical storms in the Gulf Coast region. Emergency tax relief for individuals and/or businesses impacted … Continue reading →

     In its ever-widening scope of becoming more “green” friendly, San Bernardino County government is instituting a new program aimed at helping developers and architects cut down on using paper, ink, gas and vehicle emissions.      Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Avolve Software … Continue reading →

ULI addresses best practices for sustainable development Attendees will learn how to tackle sustainable development from Southern California’s wine country WHAT: The Urban Land Institute Inland Empire and Orange County councils will host, “Best Practices in Sustainable Development: How Southern … Continue reading →

     Bank of America Corp. shareholders are licking their wounds from Monday’s losses, but some experts say they shouldn’t worry too much.      The banking giant’s stock dropped 21 percent to close at $26.55 after it announced it is buying … Continue reading →

     Executives at three Merrill Lynch & Co. locations in the Inland Empire are answering to a new boss this morning following Bank of America Corp.’s $50 billion acquisition on Monday.      But some local professionals are questioning whether it … Continue reading →

   You’d think most predatory lenders – if not all of them – walked away from scamming people as the recent housing boom and the financial industry it fueled came crashing down.    But a rise in real-estate fraud claims proves … Continue reading →

    The Inland Empire Network Partners, a Chino Hills-area business networking organization, is looking for new members.  Anyone looking to join this networking group is urged to contact Christine Ritoli at 909-606-5825.  IENP is exclusive and only one type of … Continue reading →