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OpenX Expands To Culver City

socalTECH

Los Angeles-based advertising technology and ad network operator OpenX is expanding in the Los Angeles area, saying this morning that it has opened up a new, Culver City office. The office is the company's seventh office worldwide, and the third in California.

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Openpath Is Acquired by Motorola for Mobile Security Technology

L.A. Business Journal

a cloud-based mobile access control provider based in Culver City, has been acquired by telecommunications giant Motorola Solutions Inc. Openpath Security Inc.,

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Electric Car Sharing Company Envoy Sets $11 Million Series A

L.A. Business Journal

Envoy Technologies Inc., a Culver City company that operates electric car sharing services has raised $11 million in funding.

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LA gets a big SaaS exit as Fastly nabs the Culver City-based Signal Sciences for $775M

TechCrunch LA

Los Angeles was always more than a one-industry town, even when it comes to technology startups, as media and entertainment (and social networking) were always the big draws in Tinseltown.

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TechZulu Final Friday at NextSpace Coworking Culver City (#TZFF)

Tech Zulu Event

This month TechZulu is heading to NextSpace Coworking in Culver City! Join us as we introduce you to featured faces and spaces across our great city, highlighting the many flavors of innovation that make up the LA tech ecosystem…plus plenty of free food and drinks. Community + Technology. Startups Apply FREE Here.

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Flo Technologies Announces $28 Million Series B

L.A. Business Journal

Flo Technologies Inc., based in Culver City, completed a Series B fundraising round worth $28 million Jan. 4, bringing the home water monitoring system developer’s total funding to an estimated $39.3

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Envoy Technologies Gets $1.5M For Electric Vehicle Sharing

socalTECH

Culver City-based Envoy Technologies a startup developing programs to help make electric vehicles available to disadvantaged communities, has received $1.5M in funding from the California Energy Commission, according to the company.