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Instacart Expands In Los Angeles

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On-demand grocery delivery service Instacart has expanded in Los Angeles, saying recently that it is now covering downtown Los Angeles and Culver City, and will deliver groceries from Ralphs and Costco. The company has been active in Los Angeles since April 3rd. READ MORE>>. READ MORE>>.

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Interview with Jay Goss, WaveMaker Three-Sixty Health

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The industry, after 40 years of being fee-for-service, is moving into a value-based payments model. There are now a number of products, technology, and services which are being brought to market, which a few years ago had no way for an entrepreneur to generate money. We even are looking at service companies.

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Interview with Rich Branning, Sweep

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We're handling logistics, and run markets where we take on full operations, warehouses, and hire teams. We spent the first year on vendors, and since then, we've opened up in West LA, Long Beach, Denver, and Detroit, and we've spent time in Dallas and Charlotte. There just isn't that much of a differentiation.

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The next big restaurant chain may not own any kitchens

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The Battle Is For The Customer Interface. But Alphabet’s investment team is far from the only group investing in the restaurant infrastructure as a service business. If anyone is aware of the massive market potential for leveraging on-demand services, it’s Kalanick.

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How Eusoh Wants To Fix Insurance With Technology, With Allen Kamrava

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The insurance industry is an old industry, with a lot of contradictions--it's one where the more claims insurers pay to help customers, the less money the insurers make--and it's also one that hasn't been disrupted much yet by technology. That's what Los Angeles-based Eusoh (www.eusoh.com) is hoping to do. What is Eusoh?

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How CallFire Is Enabling Business Text and Phone, with Dinesh Ravishankar

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If you're a business, what's the best way to send out phone calls and text, and communicate with your customers via phone? One way is to automate the process, which is what Los Angeles-based CallFire has been helping its business customers with. How did you end up in this market? What is CallFire? What is CallFire?

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Interview with Nick Warnock, Atiz

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Our customers are academic libraries, service bureaus, and anyone else who wants to digitize a bound book, without destroying the bindings. If a customer has room in their budget, they can go up to the Bookdrive Pro, which is around $14,000 to $15,000. It does seem the market is fairly early?

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