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Morphlabs Launches Enterprise Cloud Management Platform

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Manhattan Beach-based Morphlabs , which develops software for managing public and private cloud computing infrastructure, said this week that it has launched a new product called mCloud On-Demand. Morphlabs is one of the newest software firms started by Winston Damarillo, who has previously founded such firms as Gluecode.

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Fuel50: Helping Employees Figure Out Their Career Path, With Anne Fulton

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A large bank started using us, with 18,000 employees in Australia, and the next thing we new we were delivering the product to the the U.S. We've been flirting with profitability all year, and are approaching $3M in ARR, but we also want to scale and build up our business, our product acceleration, and continue our client success.

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Stage 32: An Education Hub For Entertainment Industry Creatives

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Richard Botto, Stage 32’s founder and CEO, says, “It’s certainly no longer a fact that filmmaking and television production only happens in LA and NY. The continued proliferation of media network and online distribution channels has increased demand for quality content. The stage is now global. Again, access is limited.

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Interview with Brett Crosby and Brew Johnson, PeerStreet

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Earlier this week, Manhattan Beach-based PeerStreet (www.peerstreet.com) announced the launch of its online lending marketplace for real estate, plus a $6.1M I worked on several products, and launched many things. Brett Crosby: Having demand on both sides of the marketplace is extremely important, and that's sort of obvious.

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Tech Titans Peter Thiel, Matt Jacobson, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, Mich Mathews, Elon Musk Buy Homes in Los Angeles

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million for a modern house on the ocean in Manhattan Beach, according to public records. He uses his former home, a just-under 900-square-foot beach bungalow two blocks away, to house Facebook employees visiting from up north. In March of last year, Matt Jacobson, head of market development at Facebook, paid $10.9