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Pepperdine Law Professor Named University’s Next President

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Valley Business Alliance Sues to End PAGA

Ethan Varian - November 30, 2018

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Edison Anticipates ‘Material Losses’ From Thomas Fire

Howard Fine - October 31, 2018

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Government May Loosen SBA Purse Strings

Mark Madler - March 31, 2013

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Private Universities Plan for Reduction of Student Aid

Judy Temes - February 19, 2012

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New Laws Address Credit Reports, Gender Identity

Andrew Khouri - January 8, 2012

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California United Plans Acquisition

Mark Madler - December 18, 2011

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City Denies Business Loans, Despite $15 million Pot

Mark Madler - August 28, 2011

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State Budget Constraints Push Colleges to Cut Classes, Staff

Jessica Vernabe - July 17, 2011

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Bad Timing of Payments Costing L.A. Millions

staff-author - April 10, 2011

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SBA Lending Increases After Two Years of Big Declines

By TROY ANDERSON Contributing Reporter - February 13, 2011

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Layoff Aversion Program Looks to Prop Up Businesses

Jessica Vernabe - February 13, 2011

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Biz to Brown: Jobs, Jobs, Jobs

Andrea Alegria - November 7, 2010

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Economists at VICA Event Forecast Slow Recovery

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Collections Panel Gives Its Advice

Mark Madler - October 10, 2010

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Workers’ Comp Hike Is Urged

Jessica Vernabe - September 26, 2010

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City Leaving Millions Uncollected

staff-author - July 2, 2010

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Hotels Hopeful About New Tourism District

Jessica Vernabe - June 6, 2010

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A Year Into New Job, Chick Finds Success, Frustration

Jason Schaff - May 9, 2010

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L.A. Cost of Living Rises, but Pols Look to Arizona

Column by Brendan Huffman - May 9, 2010

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Councilman Fears New Cuts Ahead

Mark Madler - April 13, 2010

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When City Plays Taxman, Businesses Lose Out

By Rickey M. Gelb - February 28, 2010

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Monetary Policy

State Small Business Fund Opens for Grant Applications

Pepperdine Law Professor Named University’s Next President

Preview: Marijuana Woes

Valley Business Alliance Sues to End PAGA

Edison Anticipates ‘Material Losses’ From Thomas Fire

Government May Loosen SBA Purse Strings

Private Universities Plan for Reduction of Student Aid

New Laws Address Credit Reports, Gender Identity

California United Plans Acquisition

City Denies Business Loans, Despite $15 million Pot

State Budget Constraints Push Colleges to Cut Classes, Staff

Bad Timing of Payments Costing L.A. Millions

SBA Lending Increases After Two Years of Big Declines

Layoff Aversion Program Looks to Prop Up Businesses

Biz to Brown: Jobs, Jobs, Jobs

Economists at VICA Event Forecast Slow Recovery

Collections Panel Gives Its Advice

Workers’ Comp Hike Is Urged

City Leaving Millions Uncollected

Hotels Hopeful About New Tourism District

A Year Into New Job, Chick Finds Success, Frustration

L.A. Cost of Living Rises, but Pols Look to Arizona

Councilman Fears New Cuts Ahead

When City Plays Taxman, Businesses Lose Out

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