HeyJaredLA Business Journal
The Los Angeles Business Journal (LABJ) is a regional business news outlet focused on the economic forces shaping Los Angeles and Southern California.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 211
- Latest publication
- Sep 14, 2026
- Audience
- Top 5M sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 6, 2026
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Pair Team Up on Housing - Los Angeles Business Journal (opens the original)
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Los Angeles’ affordable housing shortage has deepened for years. Now two of the region’s biggest real estate players, Jamison and Kennedy Wilson, are teaming up on one of the largest pushes to address the issue: more than 4,000 units built through ground-up construction and office-to-residential conversions. Koreatown-based Jamison, through its new affordable housing division dubbed Arden Residential, and Beverly Hills-based Kennedy Wilson, through its affordable housing development joint ventur
Empty Store? Try Out Vanity - Los Angeles Business Journal (opens the original)
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Wellness-oriented businesses thriving in L.A. Keith H. McCoy & Associates shuttered its fabric and wallpaper showroom at 8710 Melrose Ave. in 2021 after more than 10 years at the 4,144-square-foot single-story building across from the Pacific Design Center. Two years later, Olivia Spralja’s Silver Springs yoga and Pilates studio launched in the museum-like space. The studio offers individual classes – which are frequently sold out – for $42 or a monthly membership for $350. A decade after New Yo
Banking & Finance Quarterly: Private Equity's Two-Minute Drill - Los Angeles Business Journal (opens the original)
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Private equity has invested billions of dollars into sports. Finding the right exit strategy is getting hard. A sports team worth $12.5 billion. A wealthy owner scrambling to cash out 10 months after buying in. And a bright spotlight on the deep pockets vying for professional sports. Pending league approval, scrutinized billionaire Mark Walter will hand over the Los Angeles Lakers to Josh Kushner, who built his fortune largely through his venture capital firm Thrive Capital, and former Walt Disn
OpEd: No One to Teach and $1B in Hand - Los Angeles Business Journal (opens the original)
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Every major industry understands that its future depends on investing in talent long before it needs to hire it. Nvidia Corp. invests millions in AI programs at Cal Poly and universities across the country. Walt Disney helped create CalArts to ensure a pipeline of creative talent. Visionary companies know they cannot build tomorrow’s workforce by waiting for graduates to appear. The creative economy should think the same way. California funded the jobs. It didn’t build the pipeline. California’s
Home Care Firm Lays Off 738 - Los Angeles Business Journal (opens the original)
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The statewide cuts are mostly in Fresno, Imperial Valley. El Segundo-based 24 Hour Home Care is laying off 738 caregivers across the state beginning this week, the company said in a recent state filing. Most of the cuts appeared to be centered in the Fresno and Imperial Valley areas. Founded in 2008, 24 Hour Home Care provides non-medical in-home and community care services for seniors and people with physical or developmental disabilities. According to industry trade publication Home Health Car
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