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Daily Business Report-Aug. 5, 2019

As the bullet train project gasps for air, more diversions of voter-approved bullet train bonds may be in the offing.

The inside of the tokamak at the DIII-D National Fusion Facility in San Diego. (Image courtesy of General Atomics) 10

Interior of the Inhibrx company’s offices in Torrey Pines Science Park. (Photos courtesy of DZI Construction) DZI Construction completes $6.5

The Shanghai skyline. (Photo credit: Erik Jepsen/UC San Diego publications and creative services) Forum on U.S.-China relations to bridge divide

‘Their wine is not as good as California wine.’ — Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalaki Trade war’s toll on wine Phil

California reaches a deal with four major carmakers as the federal government threatens to roll back emissions standards. | (Image

By Sean Pour | SellMax There is a heavy dose of uncertainty that comes along with launching a startup. In

Diane Powers is one of the most recognized names in San Diego’s business community and she is one of our

The Mayan Pyramid of the Magician, built on top of existing pyramids, in Uxmal, one of the largest cities of

Business owners who do have insurance are struggling to pay their premiums and sustain their businesses. Commentary California’s small business