Central Valley Business Journal
We're a monthly publication delivering positive business news about Stockton, Modesto and Tracy to California's Central Valley.
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How to use social media to manage your brand MODESTO — Social Media is no longer a tool of the future; it’s the here and now. In fact, Adrenna Alkhas, president of the Central Valley Public Relations Organization, says social media is today’s... read more... |
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Should you learn to code? The explosion in web, mobile applications and smart technology has led to an increased interest in computer programming. That interest has prompted many people to ask whether coding is a skill... read more... |
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Butler’s Pantry hits the streets with good-looking kitchen items Combine one stylish vehicle with the latest in kitchen tools, cookware and accessories, and an enthusiastic owner with a designer flair and what do you get?A unique and popular retail truck... read more... |
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Concours d'Elegance car show and fundraiser One of the first big events of fall took place Sept. 28 at Ironstone Vineyards in Murphys — the Concours d’Elegance. It’s a huge fundraiser featuring dozens of the most beautiful classic cars you’ve... read more... |
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Residential solar sales heat up Our forefathers may have made hay while the sun shined, but today Central Valley residents are making electricity.Reduced system costs, continued economic incentives and more efficient technology... read more... |
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Colangelo says crime, jobs and education are focus in run for Congress You may know Steve Anthony Colangelo from his years on radio. Or you may know him as the owner of American Event Rentals and MetroExpositions. Now he wants to introduce you to Steve Anthony Colangelo... read more... |
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Residential construction gathers momentum in Valley Residential construction is beginning to show signs of life after collapsing during the recession.“Throughout the northern San Joaquin Valley and throughout the state, we’ve seen significant gains in... read more... |
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New programs aim to increase graduation rates While high school graduation rates appear to be up in the Central Valley, Stanislaus and San Joaquin schools are determined to increase them further by implementing valuable programs to help keep... read more... |
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Early literacy seen as key to success Several San Joaquin County service groups and nonprofit organizations partnered with the Family Literacy Project this summer to promote the importance of reading in a child’s early development.The... read more... |
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