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Paul Jacobs, other ex-Qualcomm executives launch wireless tech startup XCOM

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Paul Jacobs, other ex-Qualcomm executives launch wireless tech startup XCOM

Thursday, Jun 7

As Qualcomm cuts costs, former executives pursue advanced technologies in security and high-speed, low latency system design in wireless.

Jimbo's is suing Horton Plaza over 'millions' in lost sales

Jimbo's complaint alleges that Westfield's neglect of Horton Plaza has caused the grocer to lose millions in sales.

Terms of $33M deal set for taking control of San Diego convention center expansion site

San Diego mayor's office explains thinking behind $33 million deal to take back control of key bayfront site needed for hoped-for expansion of convention center.

Teradata Corp. to move headquarters from Ohio to San Diego

The data storage and analytics company, which employs about 1,000 workers already in San Diego, is expected to add jobs in the region with an official headquarters move from Dayton, Ohio, to Rancho Bernardo.

Frontier adds five nonstop flights from San Diego

Budget carrier Frontier Airlines is boosting operations in San Diego with nonstop service to Cleveland, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, and Raleigh/Durham.

SeaWorld says no to straws, plastic bags in its parks

SeaWorld decides to ban plastic straws and shopping bags at all of its 12 parks, joining a growing movement to phase out straws.

SDG&E to add five new battery storage facilities

The new facilities will be built in San Diego, Poway, Escondido, Fallbrook and San Juan Capistrano.

Who has the best workplace in San Diego County?

For the sixth straight year, The San Diego Union-Tribune is hosting nominations for top workplaces in the county.

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