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INVST Targets Institutional Investments, Signs New Clients

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INVST , a Westlake Village-based startup which offers up an online platform to help alternative investment funds find accredited investors, has signed up three new clients for its service, the company said this week. READ MORE>>.

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Row 44 Competitor Gets Funding Injection

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A major competitor to Westlake Village-based Row 44 , which develops Wi-Fi equipment for the commercial aviation market, has scored a big funding round this morning. Those investors include Ripplewood Holdings, Blumenstein/Thorne Information Partners and other investment entities associated with Oakleigh Thorne.

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Row 44 Raises $45M

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Westlake Village-based Row 44 , the provider of inflight Wi-Fi and entertainment services headed by John LaValle, announced today that it has raised $45M more in financing. Row 44 said the funding will go towards broadening the firm's offerings and expand its infrastructure.

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Specialists On Call Finds $11.73M

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Westlake Village-based Specialists On Call , a firm developing a service to provide physician specialists to urban, suburban, and other hospitals via videoconferencing, has raised around $11.73M in a series of fundings, according to regulatory filings by the firm this week.

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Interview with Guy Friedman, SteadyMD

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It's an unusual time for the startup world, however, despite the ongoing health emergency, companies are still announcing funding. How is it you convinced investors, even though you're not from the medical field, even though you are experienced startup founders, to make the investment in your company? Yes, we closed before all of this.

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Interview with Alex Schneider, Ventura Ventures Technology Center

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It costs anywhere from $200 to $300 a month per workstation, which is full service gross, Internet, and shared equipment and conference rooms. Alex Schneider: It all started in 2003, when the city created an economic development fund worth $5M. It was a kind of rainy day fund, available for economic development purposes.

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