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|  Thursday, Mar 1 A home in Del Mar sold for $21.5 million last week, making it the first home in San Diego County to sell for more than $20 million in a decade. | | | | Viasat, a Carlsbad Internet service provider, says it's the first to offer 100 megabit "unlimited" plans to subscribers via satellite. | | | | | SeaWorld announces that its CEO, Joel Manby, is leaving, three years after being hired to turn around the embattled company in the wake of slumping attendance and persistent criticism of its treatment of captive killer whales. | | | | | The Breeders' Cup last November proved very lucrative for San Diego County, generating $97 million in economic benefits to the region. | | | | | A recommendation to raise the price of gasoline by 4 cents a gallon stalled in a hearing Tuesday. | | | | | Anthony's Fish Grotto restaurant building demolition is complete and its replacement is expected to open in the fall of 2019. | | | | | Filings in lawsuit against Civic San Diego allege "secret breakfasts" where senior staff and leaders plotted how to handle opposition to projects and a president who took donations to his charitable group from companies with business before the agency. Now, the president is retiring. | | | | | The fiercely competitive and dizzyingly dynamic San Diego-area casino market, where the region's 10 Indian gaming properties are locked in a $1 billion expansion battle for customers, appears to be putting the financial squeeze on several casinos. | | |
