Monthly Archives: July 2009

The Inland Valley chapter of the National Association of Women In Construction will hold a meeting at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 13 at Antonino’s Ristorante Italiano, 7945 Vineyard Ave. D-7, Rancho Cucamonga. The topic for the evening, “Asbestos Awareness,” will be … Continue reading →

Daum Commercial Real Estate Services has closed a $14.6 million industrial expansion transaction in Ontario for Myers Power Products, according to a news release. Myers acquired the 221,921-square-foot manufacturing, distribution and warehouse facility, at 2950 Philadelphia St., to expand its … Continue reading →

   The state Division of Workers’ Compensation has launched a campaign to help small employers bring their employees back to work or keep them working following workplace injuries, according to a news release. The “Bring ‘em Back” campaign aims to … Continue reading →

Union Bank launches rebranding campaign with new logoUnionBanCal Corp. and its primary subsidiary, Union Bank, has launched a rebranding campaign that includes an updated logo and signage that over the course of the next several months will eventually adorn Union … Continue reading →

Forever 21 to take giant anchor position at Inland Center mallForever 21 will occupy a 94,011-square-foot anchor position at Inland Center in San Bernardino and will be the largest Forever 21 store in their department store portfolio, according to a … Continue reading →

Women’s business center slates panel discussion in FontanaThe Inland Empire Women’s Business Center will have a panel discussion July 23 in Fontana to connect business owners with experts in insurance, banking, lending, asset recovery and financial planning.  “Women, Wealth and … Continue reading →

Ontario catering company named district Small Business of the YearState Sen. Bob Dutton, R-Rancho Cucamonga, has chosen Impressions Gourmet Catering in Ontario as the small business of the year for the 31st Senate District, according to a company news release. … Continue reading →

Board of Equalization says it’s accepting California IOUsThe state Board of Equalization will accept state-issued registered warrants, or IOUs, as payment of taxes due from certain vendors doing business with California, officials said. The board will accept the warrants as … Continue reading →

R.C.-based credit union services company signs new clientsCo-Op Financial Services in Rancho Cucamonga has announced 55 new contracts have been won in 2009 for its flagship offering, Co-Op Network, further extending its credit union clients. The new network agreements push … Continue reading →

Pomona to get from HUD community block grantThe U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has announced the distribution of nearly 700 grants totalling $360 million funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. One of the Community Development Block … Continue reading →