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Happy Customers Make Gender Bias (Nearly) Irrelevant

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A version of this article previously appeared on The Wall Street Journal. At Rincon Venture Partners , we have invested in several female entrepreneurs(so far), including Tracy DiNunzio, Founder and CEO of Tradesy. The post Happy Customers Make Gender Bias (Nearly) Irrelevant appeared first on John Greathouse.' What Gives?

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Silicon Beach Report Nov. 7: Soylent Believes Algae Ingredient Made Customers Sick

L.A. Business Journal

Soylent believes algae ingredient made customers sick, Google invested in Snapchat, and Faraday Future’s financier facing cash crunch.

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Ethnic Banks Say Tech Now Speaks to Customers

L.A. Business Journal

Ethnic banks once focused on immigrant customers invest in connecting with the next generation.

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LA-based Maslo pivots to professional services, launching an AI product for executive coaching

TechCrunch LA

Like the original Maslo, the new product is a service for journaling and personal growth, but this time it includes dashboards and visualization tools for the life coaches and training professionals that are molding the minds and leadership habits of tomorrow’s executives. Image courtesy of Maslo.

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Fisker Automotive Plans Big WSJ Ad Push

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Irvine-based Fisker Automotive is hoping to spur more interest in its electric vehicles, via a big advertising push in the Wall Street Journal, the automaker announced Friday. Fisker said it has now raised more than $1 billion in investments, and has generated revenues exceeding $100M from its customers.

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Startups Weekly: VCs are drunk on beverage startups

TechCrunch LA

From wellness chat and journaling apps to therapy substitutes to fitness companies, stick wellness in a pitch and investors will take a second look. Y Combinator, the popular accelerator program and investment firm announced this week that it has promoted longtime partner Geoff Ralston to president. It closed Friday down 3 percent.

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Advertising Tech Firm Lucidity Raises $5 Million

L.A. Business Journal

Marina del Rey advertising technology outfit Lucidity has raised a $5 million Series A round of funding to invest in engineering, product development and customer support.