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K-Town’s Hanmi Delays 2Q Financial Reporting Over Loan Loss Issues

Hanmi Financial Corp., parent of the $5.5 billion-in-asset Hanmi Bank, is delaying the release of its 2019 second-quarter financial statement in order to review loan losses related to a “single credit relationship.”

By Pat Maio

Live Nation Runs Lap Around Other Promoters

Live Nation Entertainment Inc. makes more money in ticket sales from its artists' shows than the company’s top 15 global competitors combined.

By Matthew Blake

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Two Apartment Buildings in Downtown Sell for $406 Million

Daydream Apartments has purchased the Grace on Spring and the Griffin on Spring from Holland Partner Group for $406 million.

By Hannah Madans

About 3,000 people have worked on the new stadium project in Inglewood.

Unemployment Steady in L.A. County as Jobs Grow, Workforce Shrinks

L.A. County’s unemployment rate held steady at 4.5% in June, the combined effect of a modest gain in jobs and several thousand people leaving the labor force.

By Howard Fine

Connected Cargo: Port of L.A.’s Pier 400 operator wants to add self-driving vehicles.

Deal Reached Over Automation at the Port of LA

Ending a monthslong fight over automation, the dockworkers’ union and operators of APM Terminals' Pier 400 reached a tentative agreement that provides training for workers to service the robots.

By Rachel Uranga

UTA Adds Sports Agents, Aims for Crossover Deals

United Talent Agency has hired LeBron James’ agent Rich Paul to run the agency’s new sports division — the latest instance of Hollywood talent agencies shifting their business models beyond entertainment industry representation.

By Matthew Blake

2019 Women's Council & Awards

July 1, 2019

Los Angeles Business Journal Publisher Anna Magzanyan talks to Spectrum News 1 about the Business Journal's June 20 Women's Council and Awards event, which honored outstanding achievements by women who make a difference throughout Los Angeles.

In This Week's Issue

Community Centered

Business partnerships help Ketchum YMCA adapt to a changing downtown

The Ketchum-Downtown YMCA is adapting to changing neighborhood.

SpaceX Fuels Industry’s Rebirth

AEROSPACE: Company’s alumni launch local ventures

Alumni of SpaceX are leading a renaissance in aerospace.

Will LA Stall Netflix Plan?

ENTERTAINMENT: Deal for Egyptian may face hurdles

Netflix Inc. may face hurdles in its quest to buy an iconic Hollywood theater.

The Mouse That Roared

Supersized Disney posts $99 billion gain to boost LA market cap

Walt Disney Co. posted a $99 billion gain, boosting the region’s overall market capitalization.

Fifth Wall Raises $500 Million Fund to Invest in Tech for Real Estate Industry

Venice-based Fifth Wall Ventures has raised more than a half-billion dollars for a new fund, among the largest raised in Los Angeles.

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K-Town’s Hanmi Delays 2Q Financial Reporting Over Loan Loss Issues

By Pat Maio

Live Nation Runs Lap Around Other Promoters

Live Nation Entertainment Inc. makes more money in ticket sales from its artists' shows than the company’s top 15 global competitors combined.

By Matthew Blake

Read This Week's Digital Issue

2019 Women's Council & Awards

Two Apartment Buildings in Downtown Sell for $406 Million

Daydream Apartments has purchased the Grace on Spring and the Griffin on Spring from Holland Partner Group for $406 million.

By Hannah Madans

Events

August 9

Best Places to Work Awards

The 13th annual Best Places to Work awards will unveil the rankings of the 100 companies that are setting trends for redefining the employee experience. This list of companies comes from top local employers that participated in a detailed survey conducted by Best Companies Group. The survey ranks small, medium and large companies on subjects such as leadership, corporate culture, communications and much more.

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Unemployment Steady in L.A. County as Jobs Grow, Workforce Shrinks

L.A. County’s unemployment rate held steady at 4.5% in June, the combined effect of a modest gain in jobs and several thousand people leaving the labor force.

By Howard Fine

Deal Reached Over Automation at the Port of LA

Ending a monthslong fight over automation, the dockworkers’ union and operators of APM Terminals' Pier 400 reached a tentative agreement that provides training for workers to service the robots.

By Rachel Uranga