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Abbott plans 195 layoffs in closing Solano County plant
Apr 10, 2024 · Abbott plans 195 layoffs at Solano County plant tied to discontinued ZonePerfect nutrition bar brand. The state filing about the job cuts at the Abbott Nutrition facility in Fairfield …
Vine Trail’s St. Helena–Calistoga segment opens Saturday
Aug 13, 2024 · That put the cost per mile of the St. Helena–Calistoga segment to $2.5 million, Bailey said. For the 11-mile Yountville-St. Helena segment, the estimate currently is $3.5 …
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Sonoma County’s Vintage Wine Estates files for bankruptcy, starts ...
Jul 24, 2024 · Vintage Wine Estates files for bankruptcy reorganization, starts selling assets. The Santa Rosa-anchored producer of brands like B.R. Cohn, Girard, Clos Pegase and Viansa is …
Who’s in and out in bids to buy Vintage Wine Estates assets - The …
Sep 23, 2024 · The founder of Sebastopol-based Ace Cider appears to have been outbid in buying back the brand he founded three decades ago.. But still in the running are billionaires …
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Hiring starts at Napa Costco ahead of fall opening
Aug 20, 2024 · Hiring starts at Napa Costco ahead of October opening; first homes near completion. The Costco store anchoring the redevelopment of the 154-acre former Napa Pipe …
Court OKs $140 million in Vintage Wine Estates assets sales
Sep 25, 2024 · Included among the sales the bankruptcy court approved Tuesday were B.R. Cohn, Kunde, Sonoma Coast Vineyards and Ace Cider. The Santa Rosa-anchored portfolio …
2 Sonoma County firms invest big in no- and low-alcohol wines
Aug 6, 2024 · The global market for no to low alcohol wines is $11 billion and growing. Two Sonoma County companies are ready for their share of the market.