Wed.Mar 15, 2017

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ServiceTitan Raises $80 Million Series B.

L.A. Business Journal

ServiceTitan, a Glendale-based provider of business software for home service businesses, announced Wednesday it closed an $80 million Series B funding round.

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Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator Aims At Diversity, Inclusion With New Effort

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The Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI), the nonprofit incubator which helps to support clean technology startups in Los Angeles, is making a push to increase diversity and inclusion in the cleantech sector, the incubator said Tuesday. LACI said it has launched a new Diversity in Entrepreneurship Advisory Council, specifically aimed at bringing women, people of color, and other underrepresented groups into the cleantech sector.

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Silicon Beach Report March 15: ServiceTitan Raises $80 Million

L.A. Business Journal

ServiceTitan raises $80 million, ProducePay raises $77 million in debt and equity, and Soylent signs lease on 29,000-square-foot property.

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Zadara Storage Links With Tech Data For Channel Efforts

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Irvine-based storage-as-a-service provider Zadara Storage said on Monday that it has inked an agreement with technology distributor Tech Data Corporation. According to Zadara, Tech Data will offer up its services to its channel partners worldwide, through its Avnet Cloud Marketplace. Zadara's storage-as-a-service offering lets users connect to both cloud, on-premise, or hybrid storage setups using such protocols as FC, iSCSI, iSER, NFS, CIFS, S3, Swift.

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Can You Ask for Office Rent Relief? How to Manage Your Lease During COVID-19

Office leases are one of companies’ largest expenses, and if your whole team is working from home with no clear end in sight, you may be wondering what to do about your lease.

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CRISPR Organs? eGenesis Raises $38M For Pig-To-Human Transplants

Xconomy

One of the companies trying to revive the once-failed notion of xenotransplantation has raised a significant round of cash. The $38 million Series A round announced by Cambridge, MA-based firm eGenesis comes as the field of human-compatible organs grown in animals, while still years from real products, is back in play because of advances in new biological modification techniques including the genome editing tool CRISPR-Cas9.

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ProducePay Picks Up $7M Equity, $70M Debt For Farm Financing Startup

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Los Angeles-based ProducePay , which operates a fintech startup to help farmers better manage their cash flow, has raised $77M in funding, split between $7M in equity and $70M in debt. The funding was led by CoVenture, and also included Menlo Ventures, Arena Ventures, CoVenture, Red Bear Angels and Social Leverage. ProducePay is led by Pablo Borquez Schwarzbeck.

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Digital Domain Names North American CEO

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Playa Vista-based visual effects and virtual reality content developer Digital Domain has named Amit Chopra as CEO for North America. Chopra was already Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer at the company. Digital Domain said the appointment comes as the company is seeking to capitalize on emerging opportunities for visual effects, virtual reality (VR) production and original immersive content.

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Tax Reform and Choice of Business Entity

Xconomy

Choice of entity—how an entrepreneur decides to conduct the business—is a key decision with critical tax and non-tax implications. In the coming months, the White House is expected to release a detailed tax reform plan which, among other things, may include a significant reduction in corporate tax rates. If the anticipated changes are adopted, should entrepreneurs be more willing to organize their business as a C-Corporation, rather than an entity that is taxed on a pass-through basi

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Rubicon Project Names New CEO

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Los Angeles-based online advertising exchange operator Rubicon Project announced Tuesday afternoon that it has named Michael Barrett as CEO, replacing founder and CEO Frank Addante. Addante remains with the company as Chairman of the company. Barrett was most recently CEO of Millennial Media, and also had served as Chief Revenue Officer at Yahoo!, in addition to serving as CEO of AdMeld; he also has served at AOL and Fox.

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ServiceTitan Raises $80M

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Glendale-based ServiceTitan , which develops business management software for the home services and contracting industry, has raised $80M in a Series B funding, the company announced this morning. ServiceTitan said the new funding was led by ICONIQ Capital. ServiceTitan's software is used by residential plumbing, HVAC, and electrical service providers to manage everything from dispatch to invoice management, marketing, and reporting for those home services professionals.

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