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The article focuses on Fluor Corp.'s growth in the sustainability sector, particularly in its Aliso Viejo office, where it's experiencing growth signs despite reports of downsizing. It discusses company has hired 70 employees year-to-date and plans to hire an additional 30 by the end of the year to support its sustainability-focused engineering work in Southern California; discusses Fluor's history, its expansion into the sustainability sector, its ongoing projects and its hiring efforts.

The article focuses on two major real estate transactions in Orange County, where the Coto de Caza Golf & Racquet Club was sold for nearly 81 million U.S. dollar and the Aliso Viejo Country Club for an additional 40.6 million dollar.

According to a survey conducted by UST, a global IT services company, 93% of large companies view artificial intelligence (AI) as crucial for success, but 76% of these companies face a severe shortage of AI technicians. The survey, based on responses from 600 senior IT decision-makers in the US, UK, India, and Spain, highlights the need for upskilling the workforce and providing support for AI adoption. The challenges to implementing AI include a lack of in-house AI skills, complex regulatory requirements, and ethical concerns. UST itself is training a majority of its workforce in generative AI skills. [Extracted from the article]

This article, titled "Anti-war Cento," is a poem written by John Kinsella. The poem is divided into two sections and draws inspiration from the works of the ancient Roman poet Virgil. The poem explores themes of war, destruction, and the loss of nature. It reflects on the impact of conflict on the land and the people, emphasizing the futility of violence and the longing for peace. John Kinsella is a renowned poet, novelist, critic, essayist, and editor. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the 26 million dollars in equity fund raised by Vertos Medical Inc. in a Series C round for use in the construction of a research and development (R&D) laboratory and for commercialization. Background is provided about the founding of Vertos and the procedure it designed to remove lesions off cancer patients. It highlights the growth of Vertos between 2018 and 2021 and informs about its R&D plans and number of patients treated with its back pain-treating procedure.

The article reports on the plan of Pacific Life Insurance Co. to sell its office building in Aliso Viejo, California for 80 million dollars after being vacant since the COVID-19 pandemic and due to the merger of its life and annuity business. It informs about the Pacific Life Insurance's brokerage scouting of an owner-user deal to acquire the office tower. It looks forward for a potential sale of the building to help generate cash flow amidst economic uncertainty.

The article reports that RxSight Inc. has recorded increase in its sales and predicted increase in its revenue in 2023. It presents the views of its chief executive Ron Kurtz on sales growth. It mentions that Kurtz and researcher Tibor Juhasz received the "Golden Goose Award" from the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

The article informs Sunstone Hotel Investors has moved its headquarters from the 21st floor of Irvine Spectrum's 200 Spectrum Center office tower to a smaller location in Aliso Viejo.

The article offers information on the business expansion plans of Tokyo-based company Ambry Genetics, an Aliso Viejo-based testing firm, along with explores ranking of company in the periodical's annual list of Medical Diagnostics and Testing Companies.

The article discusses Sunland Nutrition Inc., a wellness-focused food and supplement distribution company, has purchased an industrial building in Aliso Viejo for nearly 15 million U.S Dollars to serve as its new headquarters, consolidating its administrative and warehouse operations. The two-story building spans 40,792 square feet and is located near major transportation routes, providing an ideal location for Sunland Nutrition's US operations.

The article reports on the expansion of operations of ViaLase Inc., a local glaucoma-focused medtech startup whose executives helped create the LASIK innovation that revolutionized refractive surgery, and which has the backing of local investor Bill Link. Topics discussed include the company's focus on disrupting the conventional glaucoma treatment, comments from Chief Executive Tibor Juhasz, and Series A fundraising made by the company in 2021.

The article reports that Harbor Associates LLC, a real estate investor and Singerman Real Estate have begun renovation of 15 and 25 Enterprise, a pair of five-story offices, into a wellness, work and community focused office campus called Parkline in Aliso Viejo, California.

The article reports that investment firm Generate Capital of San Francisco, California, has acquired the large-scale battery storage developer esVolta LP to accelerate the availability of energy storage projects.

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The article reports that fast-growing medical device maker Glaukos Corp. is moving its headquarters from San Clemente to Aliso Viejo, after striking the largest office lease of the year in Orange County. Topics include Tenant-improvement work for Glaukos at the site is underway, although work has slowed amid COVID-19; and the Aliso Viejo deal was in the works prior to the market turmoil of late caused by coronavirus.

The article offers information on the upping of Avanir Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s, size of its footprint at its Aliso Viejo headquarters which is a drugmaker whose products focus on disorders of the central nervous system. It mentions moving of Avanir, from San Diego to Aliso Viejo in 2006 and acquired by Japan's Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co. for billion in 2015.

The article reports the plans of local office of Dallas, Texas-based Invesco Real Estate to sell part of its office holdings in Aliso Viejo, California.

The article discusses the business growth of Aliso Viejo, California based Ambry Genetics that was started as a hereditary cancer testing provider, that also designs on becoming the go-to-source of genetic testing to consumers for a variety of health and genealogy-related uses.

The article mentions the 86-million-dollar sale of multitenant buildings at the Summit Trade office campus in Aliso Viejo in Orange County to private equity firm Ascentris LLC as of May 4, 2020.

The article reports that a new headquarters office has been opened by infusion therapy products provider Eitan Group North America in Aliso Viejo, California and presents the views of the company's chief executive officer (CEO) Roger Massengale on setting up of sales and marketing in the U.S.

The article offers information on the planning of business growth of Pacifica Hotels, the hospitality operating company's next generation. It mentions company's plans for growth, which is centered on the company's two independent hotel brands, Wayfarer and The Kinney; and also mentions how next generation of Pacifica Hotels explored different industries before joining family business in Pacifica Hotels.

Reports on the decision of Weyerhauser Co. to pay settlement claims that it monopolized the market for alder, a wood used to make furniture and flooring that grows only in the Pacific Northwest.