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| |  Sunday, Apr 15 The mobility market is just emerging but it's unclear which bicycle and scooter companies will survive. | | | | SeaWorld Entertainment disclosed Thursday that it could be facing possible federal sanctions for alleged violations of U.S. federal securities laws. | | | | | Ousted Chairman and CEO reportedly talking with investors in hopes of securing funding to take the San Diego company private. | | | | | Cal Jet by Elite Airways has yet to introduce air service to cities beyond Las Vegas, months after saying it would be flying to Oakland, San Jose, Sacramento and Phoenix. | | | U.S. Food and Drug Administration says existing warnings on use of Acadia Pharmaceuticals' drug for Parkinson's disease psychosis, Nuplazid, are sufficient, despite CNN article saying hundreds of Nuplazid users have died. | | | | The now closed Junk House restaurant in the Grantville area has been purchased by the Cohn Restaurant Group to serve as a commissary kitchen for many of its busier eateries and for catering needs. | | | | | California nabbed four the the top five spots in the Top Cities for Job Seekers rankings from employment website Indeed. San Diego ranked fourth. San Jose, San Francisco, Boston and Los Angeles rounded out the top five. | | | | | Viasat is expanding its community Wi-Fi hotspots into nearly all of Mexico as it seeks to prove it can provide Internet access to unserved or poorly served rural towns at prices that residents can afford. | | |
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