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BYD Motors Inc., a downtown-based electric vehicle maker, delivered the first two electric buses of a 40-bus order to Anaheim, BYD announced Feb. 24, 2020.

BYD Delivers First Buses as Part of Anaheim Order

BYD Motors Inc., a downtown-based electric vehicle maker, delivered to Anaheim the first two electric buses of a previously announced 40-bus order, BYD announced Feb. 24.

By Roy Pankey

Herbalife Corp. offices building at 9800 S. La Cienega Blvd. The company said the Covid-19 virus could "materially impact" its results in 2020.

Herbalife Sees Coronavirus Impact

Count downtown-based nutrition supplement company Herbalife Nutrition Ltd. as another company feeling the impact of the rapid spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus throughout China.

By Howard Fine

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Jay Wintrob, CEO, Oaktree Capital Management

Oaktree Capital Blazes a Trail in China

Oaktree Capital Management has become the first foreign distressed debt company to set up a wholly owned unit in China under the Phase I U.S.-China trade deal.

By James Cutchin

Puma Shares Slip as Sales of Cancer Drug Fall

Shares of Pasadena-based Puma Biotechnology Inc. fell after the company revealed that sales of its breast cancer treatment drug, Nerlynx, declined during the fourth quarter.

By Howard Fine

Unvarnished's Case No. 2 home is listed for $100 million.

Developer Gillen Pairs Unvarnished with Side

Scott Gillen, the former stunt-driver turned director turned developer has launched a luxury brokerage division of his company, Malibu-based Unvarnished Co.

By Hannah Madans

Founder Arnel Guiang, left, and co-founder Tom Hsieh, of Float Shuttle.

Float Shuttle Receives DOT Approval

After months of delays, L.A.’s first air shuttle service for local commuters received DOT approval Feb. 19.

By Howard Fine

CUSTOM CONTENT: Visionary Woman: A Q&A with Lili Bosse

Molina Expects Positive Results Ahead

Skechers Tops Expectations for 2019

Xencor to License Food Allergy Drug

Uber Closes Downtown Office, Lays Off 80

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Real Estate Quarterly

January 20, 2020

Watch a recap of the Real Estate Quarterly Special Report. L.A. Business Journal Publisher and CEO Anna Magzanyan discusses what’s driving development in areas like Highland Park and sectors like industrial real estate in this Spectrum News 1 interview.

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Dream Factories

Colleges ramp up study-in-Hollywood programs

Out-of-state colleges and universities operating study-in-Hollywood programs are becoming a force in higher education locally as their real-estate footprints mushroom across Los Angeles.

Are Mattel’s Cuts Working?

Top toymaker expects modest gains

Mattel Inc. managed to maintain revenue at $4.5 billion last year, and its guidance for 2020 calls for a modest full-year revenue growth of 1% to 2.5%, but Wall Street appears skeptical.

Trade War Reshapes CIE

Truck parts maker staffs up in US

Frank Sonzala, chief executive of a South Gate-based truck chassis manufacturer, is transferring about a third of his company’s production from China to the United States, a move he says will create about 275 local jobs.

KKGO Owner Is Still Dialed In at 93

Levine leads LA’s last independent station

Saul Levine has kept the last independently owned radio station in L.A. running for 62 years thanks to hustle and a refusal to sell.

L.A. Rising: Miracle Mile

Mid-Wilshire area gets a makeover

The changes taking place in the Miracle Mile area largely fall into two categories: museums and multifamily housing.

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BYD Delivers First Buses as Part of Anaheim Order

BYD Motors Inc., a downtown-based electric vehicle maker, delivered to Anaheim the first two electric buses of a previously announced 40-bus order, BYD announced Feb. 24.

By Roy Pankey

Herbalife Sees Coronavirus Impact

Count downtown-based nutrition supplement company Herbalife Nutrition Ltd. as another company feeling the impact of the rapid spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus throughout China.

By Howard Fine

Read This Week's Digital Issue

Real Estate Quarterly

Oaktree Capital Blazes a Trail in China

Oaktree Capital Management has become the first foreign distressed debt company to set up a wholly owned unit in China under the Phase I U.S.-China trade deal.

By James Cutchin

Events

February 18

Commercial Real Estate Awards

The CRE Awards dinner will honor the most successful brokers and broker teams in Los Angeles. We will honor the developer, architect, and general contractor of each award-winning project. Prior to our awards dinner, we will host a Commercial Real Estate Outlook and Trends panel. Our panel of experts will weigh in on the latest developments and how the LA market will be impacted this year.

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Puma Shares Slip as Sales of Cancer Drug Fall

Shares of Pasadena-based Puma Biotechnology Inc. fell after the company revealed that sales of its breast cancer treatment drug, Nerlynx, declined during the fourth quarter.

By Howard Fine

Developer Gillen Pairs Unvarnished with Side

Scott Gillen, the former stunt-driver turned director turned developer has launched a luxury brokerage division of his company, Malibu-based Unvarnished Co.

By Hannah Madans