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San Diego hospital plans $2 billion rebuilding

Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla has announced a $2 billion rebuilding plan that will vastly increase its size and allow it to meet California earthquake safety requirements.

Nanotrope receives patent on diagnostic test

San Diego-based Nanotrope Inc., a privately held nano-biomaterials company with a focus on developing new products for the pharmaceutical and diagnostic industries, has been issued a U.S. patent for its diagnostic test for influenza and other viral infections.

Drug maker Roche to cut jobs, including at Oceanside facility

Swiss pharmaceutical company Roche will cut 4,800 jobs over two years, mostly in the United States, to help save 2.4 billion Swiss francs ($2.4 billion) by 2012, the company said Wednesday.

Qualcomm to update Snapdragon next year, boost speed

Qualcomm Inc. (Nasdaq: QCOM), the biggest maker of mobile-phone chips, will unveil a new version of its Snapdragon processor next year, seeking a place in more smart phones and tablet computers.

NewSchool names winner of student lounge design competition

The NewSchool of Architecture and Design has announced the winner of the design competition for the campus' new student lounge, located in San Diego's East Village.

Nokia map division Navteq acquires Carlsbad company

Nokia Oyj's Navteq maps unit bought Carlsbad-based PixelActive Inc. to expand its three-dimensional modeling capabilities.

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Local mayors talk about steering cities through recession

With property and sales taxes down, local cities are looking for more creative ways to generate revenue.

Resident suing McMillin over Liberty Station

A resident of Point Lomas Liberty Station is suing the McMillin Co. for allegedly misrepresenting the neighborhood in which she purchased a house.

Architecture Billings Index shows some promise despite decreasing services

Following its highest reading since January 2008, the Architecture Billings Index dropped nearly two points and dipped below 50 in October.

Major General commends 'The Exceptional Generation'

Praising World War II's "The Greatest Generation," a name coined in Brokaw's titular bestselling book, Major General Thomas L. Conant offered a name for the veterans of today's wars to the audience of the San Diego Military Advisory Council's November meeting.

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Interview with Baron Herdelin-Doherty

Nov. 17, 2010 -- Executive Editor George Chamberlin speaks with Baron Herdelin-Doherty about coming in as the new president/CEO of the YMCA of San Diego County.

Who's Who in Construction & Engineering - 2010
Take a closer look at some of the executives and firms involved in the development of our region, from general contractors and engineers to designers, subcontractors and suppliers.

Oil falls below $82 despite US crude supply drop
LONDON (AP) -- Oil prices fell below $82 a barrel Wednesday as fears of slower Chinese growth and a stronger dollar offset the impact of a report showing U.S. crude supplies unexpectedly plunged last week.

After crash and government control, rebirth for GM

Consumer prices rise moderately but inflation tame

European stocks close up on hopes for crisis fix

Computer glitches stall San Diego annual audit
SAN DIEGO (AP) -- San Diego is having to delay its annual audit and postpone refinancing millions in bonds because of computer problems.

Calif. high-speed rail official is resigning

Long Beach could lose from ship fire

San Francisco faces subway funding shortfall

LA considers amendment on medical pot law

Meet San Diego's top industry leaders and top ranked companies.

San Diego Entrepreneur
San Diego Entrepreneur spotlights San Diego's enterprising people and their ventures.

Wellness in the Workplace
Learn how San Diego companies are promoting health and wellness among their employees with innovative programs.

San Diego Manufacturing
Learn more about how San Diego's manufacturing companies do business.

Keep up with the latest green products, buildings and businesses in San Diego.

Unique coverage of current corporate governance issues.

Find out what's going on in today's competitive IP marketplace.

Whitman loss a message for plutocrats

Health care providers prepare for more patients

Latham's Prescott named 'Young Lawyer of Year' by IBA

Letter to the Editor: Far from the truth: The obfuscation of Islamophobia and getting beyond irrational fears

Brown may be a surprisingly good governor

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Most stocks gain as Target offsets tech concerns

'Airport Bottle Scanners Approved'

The next gen -- Eager to learn and eager to lead

Riverside County is the fourth largest county in the state, comprising more than 7,200 square miles of river valleys, deserts, mountains, foothills and plains.

Sometimes, you can put some night sky in your art. Captured above Japan earlier this month, a picturesque night sky was photographed behind a picturesque frosted leaf.