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AUGUST 3, 2021

Rialto, California-based Plant Prefab, which develops sustainable, prefabricated homes, has scored $30M in a venture capital investment round. The Series B funding was led by Asahi Kasei Corporation and Paris Ventures, the corporate venture capital program of Brazilian steel producer Gerdau, and also included Amazon Alexa Fund, Ferguson Ventures, and Obvious Ventures.

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AUGUST 3, 2021

Aliso Viejo-based cloud migration tools developer Corent Technology says it has linked its cloud migration tools to the HPE Greenlake Cloud Services ecosystem. According to Corent, its migration tools and technologies brings Microsoft Windows "Migration-as-a-Service" to the HPE ecosystem. Corent's tools are used to migrate Microsoft Windows software to "software-as-a-service" environments.

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AUGUST 3, 2021

Laguna Hills-based biotech developer PharmaCyte Biotech said late Monday that the company is shifting to the Nasdaq Capital Market, having been approved to list on the exchange as PMCB. The company, which currently trades OTCQB, is focused on developing cellular therapies for cancer and diabetes. the company said, in addition to the upgrade to the Nasdaq, the company is planning a public offering, which will be run by H.C.

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AUGUST 3, 2021

San Diego-based pharmaceuticals startup Engrail Therapeutics, which is focused on neuroscience pharmaceuticals, said today that it has raised an additional $32M in its Series A funding round, bringing its total raised in the Series A to $64M. The new funding was led by Nan Fung Life Sciences (NFLS). According to the company, the new funding will go towards advancing its pipeline, including lead assets ENX-101, ENX-102 and internal preclinical programs.

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AUGUST 3, 2021

The president of Irvine-based Blizzard Entertainment, J. Allen Brack, is out, and will be replaced by two executives, who will co-lead the company, following an employee walkout over the company's handling of sexual harassment issues. According to Blizzard, Brack is stepping down and will be replaced by co-leaders Jen Oneal and Mike Ybarra. Oneal has been at Blizzard since January, serving as Executive Vice President of Development, and was previously head of Vicarious Visions; Ybarra has been a

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