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Whatnot Raises $50 Million

L.A. Business Journal

Marina Del Rey-based Whatnot Inc. raised $50 million in Series B funding to grow its staff and expand its marketplace of collectible fan memorabilia.

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LeaseLock Raises $52 Million in Bid to Eliminate Security Deposits

L.A. Business Journal

has ambitious plans to make security deposits irrelevant, and the Marina del Rey-based business now has significantly more funding to make that happen. Insurance technology startup LeaseLock Inc.

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Lucidity Announces $5 Million Funding Round

L.A. Business Journal

Marina del Rey advertising blockchain firm Lucidity (an affiliate of KR8OS Inc.) 15 it completed a funding round of $5 million in total, comprised of investments from six venture capital firms. announced Aug.

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Armata Pharmaceuticals Gets $7.0M Investment

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Marina Del Rey-based Armata Pharamceuticals, a biotechnology company developing therapeutics for antibiotic-resistant and difficult-to-treat bacterial infections, said it has received $3.0M The company said the funds will be used to further advance development of its lead candidate.

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Amazon Alexa Fund Backs USC Viterbi Startup Garage

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The USC Viterbi Startup Garage , the startup accelerator that is part of the University of Southern California, has scored backing from the Amazon Alexa Fund , the venture investment arm of Amazon that invests in startups using Amazon Alexa. Financial details of the investment by the Amazon Alexa Fund were not announced.

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Advertising Tech Firm Lucidity Raises $5 Million

L.A. Business Journal

Marina del Rey advertising technology outfit Lucidity has raised a $5 million Series A round of funding to invest in engineering, product development and customer support.

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LeaseLock Lands $52M In Series B

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Marina Del Rey-based LeaseLock, which is developing artificial intelligence technology and lease insurance products to eliminate the need for security deposits, has raised $52M in its Series B funding round, the company announced this morning. LeaseLock said it will use the funding to expand its lease insurance product.