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LA500 Special Issue: The Most Influential People in L.A.

The Business Journal unveils its fifth annual LA500 list, honoring the most influential leaders and executives in Los Angeles.
By Scott Robson
Jeffrey Katzenberg

Advertisers Question Quibi Payments

More trouble is surfacing for short-form streaming service Quibi, this time from major advertisers.
By Diane Haithman

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Historic Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood

Netflix Acquires Iconic Egyptian Theatre

Netflix completes its long-pending purchase of Hollywood's legendary Egyptian Theatre from American Cinematheque.
By Diane Haithman
The latest 'Call of Duty' game has boosted Activision.

Crisis Speeds Growth Among Gaming Companies

Gaming companies, already a nimble bunch, are adapting and even thriving in a Covid-19 world.
By Coco Huang
Waterford Property Co.’s 1 World Trade Center in Long Beach.

Owners Work on Rent Issues

As the Covid-19 pandemic rages on, forcing some businesses to close and leaving others with financial challenges, many companies have sought some kind of rent relief.
By Hannah Madans
Patrick Soon-Shiong has focused his companies on Covid-19.

United Against a Common Foe

The Covid-19 pandemic has put L.A.’s health care sector in an unprecedented spotlight.
By Howard Fine
Caroline Cherkassky, a partner at Sherman Oaks-based law firm Stubbs Alderton & Markiles.

VCs Defend PPP Use by Companies

The federal Paycheck Protection Program has served as a lifeline for struggling companies, but it has also prompted concerns over access to capital.
By James Cutchin
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Care Agencies Struggling

Omninet Capital Buys Office Properties

Live Nation Credit Is Downgraded

Ares to Pay $1 Million Fine to SEC

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READER POLL: Are you ready to go back to work in your company’s offices?

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LA500 Special Issue: The Most Influential People in L.A.

The Business Journal unveils its fifth annual LA500 list, honoring the most influential leaders and executives in Los Angeles.

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Care Agencies Struggling

Crisis slows flow of new patients

At first glance, the home health care industry would appear to be one of the winners during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Owners Work on Rent Issues

Tenants seek out abatements and deferrals

As the Covid-19 pandemic rages on, forcing some businesses to close and leaving others with financial challenges, many companies have sought some kind of rent relief.

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Alleyoop Right on Time

Cosmetics startup connects with consumers

Leila Kashani did not have the Covid-19 shutdown in mind when she founded Alleyoop Inc.

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United Against a Common Foe

LA's hospitals and biotech companies look toward treatment, tests and tools in fight against Covid-19

The Covid-19 pandemic has put L.A.’s health care sector in an unprecedented spotlight.

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LA500 Special Issue: The Most Influential People in L.A.

The Business Journal unveils its fifth annual LA500 list, honoring the most influential leaders and executives in Los Angeles.
By Scott Robson
Jeffrey Katzenberg

Advertisers Question Quibi Payments

More trouble is surfacing for short-form streaming service Quibi, this time from major advertisers.
By Diane Haithman
Los Angeles Business Journal Digital Edition
Read This Week's Issue FREE 
People On The Move
Historic Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood

Netflix Acquires Iconic Egyptian Theatre

Netflix completes its long-pending purchase of Hollywood's legendary Egyptian Theatre from American Cinematheque.
By Diane Haithman
Events
June 25, 2020
Women’s Council Awards
The Women’s Council Awards is a half-day event of inspiration, education, and recognition. The top businesswomen in Los Angeles will share their wisdom through a series of dynamic panels. The afternoon portion will be highlighted by a keynote speech followed by the luncheon awards program, where we will be honoring outstanding achievements by women who make a difference throughout Los Angeles.
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The latest 'Call of Duty' game has boosted Activision.

Crisis Speeds Growth Among Gaming Companies

Gaming companies, already a nimble bunch, are adapting and even thriving in a Covid-19 world.
By Coco Huang
Reader Poll
READER POLL: Are you ready to go back to work in your company’s offices?
Companies On The Move
Lists
Current:
Money Management Firms
Recent:
Health Insurers, Hospitals (by Net Patient Revenue), Hospitals (by Staffed Beds), International Companies with U.S. Headquarters in L.A. County
All:
LABJ Weekly Lists
Waterford Property Co.’s 1 World Trade Center in Long Beach.

Owners Work on Rent Issues

As the Covid-19 pandemic rages on, forcing some businesses to close and leaving others with financial challenges, many companies have sought some kind of rent relief.
By Hannah Madans
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Events

June 25, 2020
Women’s Council Awards
The Women’s Council Awards is a half-day event of inspiration, education, and recognition. The top businesswomen in Los Angeles will share their wisdom through a series of dynamic panels. The afternoon portion will be highlighted by a keynote speech followed by the luncheon awards program, where we will be honoring outstanding achievements by women who make a difference throughout Los Angeles.
All Events >

Lists

Current:
Money Management Firms
Recent:
Health Insurers, Hospitals (by Net Patient Revenue), Hospitals (by Staffed Beds), International Companies with U.S. Headquarters in L.A. County
All:
LABJ Weekly Lists
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