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Irvine-based Nano Banc Closed by Regulators - Orange County Business Journal (opens the original)
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Sunwest Bank assumes deposits of Nano Banc Nano Banc was closed by California regulators on Sept. 25, with Sunwest Bank agreeing to assume substantially all of the Irvine-based bank’s deposits and acquire about $476 million of its assets. Nano Banc had $736 million in assets and $686 million in deposits as of June 30, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., which was appointed receiver. Nano Banc’s sole branch is scheduled to reopen Sept. 28 as a branch of Sandy, Utah-based Sunwest Ban
Anduril Wins $65 Million Army Contract - Orange County Business Journal (opens the original)
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Part of $192 million award shared with Miami-based defense technology giant Palantir Anduril Industries has received a $65 million U.S. Army order to produce hardware and mission shelters for eight mobile intelligence systems, part of a $192 million award shared with a subsidiary of Palantir Technologies. The order moves the program from prototyping to production, with the hardware scheduled to be built at Anduril’s Costa Mesa facility. Anduril will provide four TITAN Advanced systems and four T
Zov's Replacing Playa Mesa in Costa Mesa - Orange County Business Journal (opens the original)
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Family-run Mediterranean chain to open 5th Orange County location Zov’s will replace the recently closed Playa Mesa restaurant on Costa Mesa’s 17th Street with a new location scheduled to open in late 2026. The Mediterranean-inspired restaurant announced today that it plans to open a fifth Orange County location at 428 E. 17th St. The family-owned chain operates restaurants in Tustin, Irvine, Newport Coast and San Clemente, where it opened a location earlier this year. Founded by chef Zov Karama
Taco Bell Taps Olivia Rodrigo for Baja Blast - Orange County Business Journal (opens the original)
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Collaboration arrives as chain rebounds from lettuce crisis Irvine-based Taco Bell is teaming with pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo on a new Baja Blast drink as the fast-food chain recovers from a recent lettuce crisis that put a dent in customer traffic. The pink lemonade-flavored “You Seem Pretty Pink for a Baja Blast” Freeze beverage is inspired by Rodrigo’s latest album. It will first debut Aug. 29 at select Live Más Café locations and Rodrigo’s inaugural Daisy Chain Fields Festival at the Great
OC Business Journal Names New Editor-in-Chief - Orange County Business Journal (opens the original)
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Veteran business editor Rob Smith starts Sept. 14 Rob Smith, a veteran journalist who has led award-winning business publications in the Pacific Northwest, has been named editor-in-chief of the Orange County Business Journal. Smith, whose previous roles include executive editor of Seattle Business magazine and editor-in-chief of the Portland Business Journal and Puget Sound Business Journal, will start Sept. 14. “Rob was introduced to me by an industry colleague more than 10 years ago as the bes
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