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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 14, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Orange County Business Journal
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OC Insider: Premier League Primer - Orange County Business Journal (opens the original)
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Long-suffering fans of the Angels hope for a reversal in fortunes when Stan Kroenke’s sports empire takes over their ball club next year, based on the recent success of the LA Rams, where Kroenke has been majority owner since 2010. But given the strict salary cap rules used by the NFL to promote parity, a better comparison for fans of the Anaheim franchise might be seen in England, in the world’s richest soccer league, the Premier League, which like MLB has no hard salary cap, There, teams backe
OC Insider: Showtime in OC - Orange County Business Journal (opens the original)
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The recently concluded production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera ended the latest Broadway season for the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, but the curtain is about to be raised for other notable events at the Costa Mesa arts campus. The center, founded in 1986 as the Orange County Performing Arts Center, will mark its 40th anniversary Sept. 13 with a free, campus-wide celebration. The day-long Ruby Jubilee will feature participation from the center’s resident companies and campus p
OC Insider: Classic Rides - Orange County Business Journal (opens the original)
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The end of the road is approaching, for one of the better-known vehicles in Orange County’s business community: the Alteryx bus. The refurbished, 1960s-era VW surfer van has, since 2016, served as the de-facto mascot for the Irvine-based data analytics firm, which a few years ago was among the area’s most valuable public companies, with a market cap topping $10 billion at one point in 2020. The vehicle “was symbolic of the long road to $1B ARR,” said Alteryx co-founder and former CEO Dean Stoeck
OC Insider: Coastal NotesÂÂÂÂÂ - Orange County Business Journal (opens the original)
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A food fight between one current and one former Lido Island resident kicked off a week ago, because, of all things, the beverage options at McDonaldâs. Greg Creed, the former CEO of Irvineâs Taco Bell and later the head of its parent company Yum Brands (NYSE: YUM), took to LinkedIn this month to critique a new energy-fueled beverage line at McDonaldâs, which features a Red Bull collaboration. âI get that beverages are hot right now and they are definitely very profitable but 6
OC Insider: Pay to Play - Orange County Business Journal (opens the original)
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The City of Irvine’s collection of new sports facilities may or may not be among the best in the country, but they certainly are among the most expensive. The latest pricey addition: the $42 million expansion of the William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center, next to Irvine High School. The project, which recently broke ground, will add a new Olympic-sized pool to the existing three-pool facility, among other new amenities like a training and locker room, an expanded parking lot and a NinjaCross obsta
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