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How This Former Councilwoman Is Helping Vets and the Homeless Find Jobs
A Los Angeles civil servant explains the challenges related to the work force today.
Uber and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Month
San Francisco and Los Angeles are suing the ridesharing service, the latest events in what's shaping up to be a trying time for the company
How Grassroots Marketing Put This Craft Brewery On Tap for Success
In a little over two years, Golden Road Brewing has become a $15 million-plus business with 155 employees.
Smoke and Mirrors: Why We Aren't Seeing More Digital Zombies Like Michael Jackson
The King of Pop's digitized performance at the Billboard Music Awards gave the world a glimpse into a captivating technology that faces serious hurdles, inside and out.
Q&A With Whisper CEO Michael Heyward: We Are Your 'Stranger on a Train'
The CEO and co-founder of Whisper offers an in-depth look at how he launched the anonymous confessional app and why he believes all the secrets shared are real.
Amazon Releases Dash, a Home Barcode Scanner for Groceries
The new device lets Amazon Fresh subscribers add items to their online shopping lists by scanning a product's barcode or simply by saying its name.
Tinder Co-Founder Sean Rad on the Hot Dating App's Viral Success
The Los Angeles native lives, breathes and even dreams about his insanely popular app. Here, he discusses the secret to its success and much more.
The Secret Behind This Legendary Hollywood Hotel's 50-Year Run
The Sunset Marquis isn't just a place where entertainment icons stay and play--it's a Hollywood legend in its own right. Here's your all-access pass.
Valentine's Niche: Say It With Beer and Beef Jerky?
In the business of love, nothing is sacred -- not even candy hearts and red roses.
Entrepreneur's Nonprofit Rolls Out a Nontraditional Shelter for the Homeless
EDAR offers mobile protection to give homeless people a roof as a low-cost alternative solution to a widespread community problem.