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Game Developer Pearl Abyss Moves to Manhattan Beach

L.A. Business Journal

headquarters at the Omni Group Towers in Manhattan Beach. Pearl Abyss Corp., based in Anyang, Gyeonggi, South Korea, announced Dec. 12 it will move from a temporary office in Irvine, Calif., to establish a full-time U.S.

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Walmart's Shoes.com Acquired By Manhattan Beach Investor

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Online footwear and apparel retailer Shoes.com --which was owned by Walmart--has been acquired by Manhattan Beach-based investment firm CriticalPoint Capital, LLC , CriticalPoint announced this morning. Financial terms of the acquisition were not announced.

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OGN Plans E-sports Arena in Manhattan Beach, Partners With PubG

L.A. Business Journal

South Korean broadcast company OGN is constructing a 3,500-square-foot e-sports arena in Manhattan Beach, and selected game developer PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds Co. better known as PubG Co.) as its first league partner.

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Graduway Gets Investment From Manhattan Beach's K1

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Graduway , a developer of software used for alumni engagement and career services management, has scored an investment from Manhattan Beach-based investor K1 Investment Management. Size and terms of the investment were not announced. K1 Investment Management says it invests in high growth, enterprise software companies.

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BCG Digital Ventures Sets Up Shop In Manhattan Beach

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BCG Digital Ventures , a venture investment and incubation company, said today that it has opened up a new headquarters in Manhattan Beach, which it also hopes to share with startups it is incubating. The company says its global Innovatoin and Investment Center in Manhattan Beach is housed in The Manhattan Towers on the PCH.

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Fisker to Raise $625 Million to Fund Second EV Model

L.A. Business Journal

Manhattan Beach-based Fisker Inc. is lining up capital to start production on a second electric vehicle in late 2023 after unveiling a debt offering of $625 million.

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K1 Invests $21 Million in Eltropy

L.A. Business Journal

Manhattan Beach-based private equity firm K1 Investment Management is making a $21 million investment in software company Eltropy Inc.