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The FF 91 is scheduled to launch in 2022.

Faraday Future Goes Public in $1 Billion Deal

Beleaguered electric vehicle company Faraday Future Inc. made its debut as a public company July 22.
By Daniel Green
Thomas Barrack

Barrack Out on Bail, Abandons SPAC Plans

Thomas Barrack, the private equity investor who's facing federal lobbying charges, has withdrawn plans to raise $250 million for his special acquisition purpose company.
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BLT Enterprises Founder Bernard Huberman Dies at 65

Real estate veteran and founder of Santa Monica-based BLT Enterprises Bernard Huberman died July 10.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom at Sunset Gower Studios in Hollywood on July 21.

Gavin Newsom Signs Bill for $330 Million in Production Incentives

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill to deliver $330 million in production incentives for California’s film and TV industry.
By Todd Gilchrist
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Redondo Beach Hotel Gets $38 Million Loan

The Portofino Hotel & Marina in Redondo Beach has received a $38 million loan.
By Hannah Madans
Christopher Shultz, interim commissioner of California's Department of Financial Protection and Innovation

Payday Lending Tumbles 39% During Pandemic

California’s payday lenders saw a huge drop in the number of loans and dollar volume during the pandemic.
By Pat Maio
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5th Kind Nabs $5 Million Private Equity Investment

LA Techstar Class Includes Local Startups

Kite to Sell Drug Platform and Manufacturing Facility to BioNTech

Investor and Trump Ally Tom Barrack Arrested on Lobbying Charge

M+D Properties to Sell Mixed-Use Entertainment Center

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LA Companies Retain Remote Work Even as Pandemic Eases

L.A. companies are keeping remote work structures even as the pandemic eases.

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Walter, Boehly Buy 27% Stake in Lakers From Anschutz

Billionaires Todd Boehly and Mark Walter have a new pennant to hang on the wall.

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Quixote Studios Makes Plans for Continued Growth

As demand for content has exploded in the past decade, driven by an increasing appetite from streaming companies, the need for studio space in L.A. has skyrocketed.

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With Donations Declining, LA Nonprofits Face Post-Pandemic Challenges

Now that L.A. has made it through the worst of the pandemic, the influx of support for charitable organizaitonsis tapering off.

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Stamps.com to Be Acquired for $7 Billion

El Segundo-based ecommerce postage company Stamps.com Inc. will be acquired by Thoma Bravo, a Chicago-based private equity firm, for $6.6 billion in cash.

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The FF 91 is scheduled to launch in 2022.

Faraday Future Goes Public in $1 Billion Deal

Beleaguered electric vehicle company Faraday Future Inc. made its debut as a public company July 22.
By Daniel Green
Thomas Barrack

Barrack Out on Bail, Abandons SPAC Plans

Thomas Barrack, the private equity investor who's facing federal lobbying charges, has withdrawn plans to raise $250 million for his special acquisition purpose company.
By Pat Maio
Los Angeles Business Journal Digital Edition
Read This Week's Issue  
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BLT Enterprises Founder Bernard Huberman

BLT Enterprises Founder Bernard Huberman Dies at 65

Real estate veteran and founder of Santa Monica-based BLT Enterprises Bernard Huberman died July 10.
By Hannah Madans
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Gov. Gavin Newsom at Sunset Gower Studios in Hollywood on July 21.

Gavin Newsom Signs Bill for $330 Million in Production Incentives

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill to deliver $330 million in production incentives for California’s film and TV industry.
By Todd Gilchrist
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READER POLL: Has the recent increase in Covid-19 cases around the country caused you to change your summer travel plans?
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Portofino Hotel & Marina

Redondo Beach Hotel Gets $38 Million Loan

The Portofino Hotel & Marina in Redondo Beach has received a $38 million loan.
By Hannah Madans
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July 28, 2021
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