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| |  Friday, Nov 16 Selling fancy grocery bags was supposed to be a side project. Now, with orders streaming in from hundreds of stores, Jen and Farzan Dehmoubed are set to make millions selling a reusable bag to shoppers. |   | | | | | The Cupertino company has listed 10 job openings on its website for wireless hardware and software engineers in San Diego so far this month. | | | | | | | | Companies rent short stay apartments for new employees in corporate housing that is furnished. Revenue for the industry has seen major gains in the past few years. | | | | | | | | A software startup in Carlsbad that helps facilitate the shipping of time-sensitive items — like human organs — has just closed $20 million of new funding from venture capitalists in Silicon Valley and San Diego. | | | | | | | | Oakland-based Blue Bottle Coffee will open its first San Diego cafe in the spring at One Paseo in Carmel Valley. | | | | | | | | Arena Pharmaceuticals will get $800 million upfront in a mammoth drug commercialization deal announced today. Arena is eligible to get up to $400 million in milestone payments and royalties in the deal with North Carolina's United Therapeutics Corp. | | | | | | | | San Diegans will be able to take a rare nonstop flight to Paris in November, thanks to a medical convention coming to San Diego. | | | | | | | | California's Fourth Appellate District in San Diego upholds a decision by the California Public Utilities Commission. | | | | | |
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