Business News
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Movie theaters face 'existential' threat from COVID-19: 'Without new movies, it's over'
on July 11, 2020
Movie theater owners fret as Hollywood studios hold off on new releases amid the COVID-19 pandemic: "If we go a year without new movies, it's over."
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Coronavirus outbreak hits Los Angeles Apparel with more than 300 infections, 4 employee deaths
on July 11, 2020
A coronavirus outbreak has struck the operations of Los Angeles Apparel with more than 300 cases of the coronavirus and four virus-related deaths among the company's employees, county public health officials announced Friday.
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At gaming giant Ubisoft, major executive changes after allegations of harassment, misconduct
on July 12, 2020
After allegations of sexual harassment and toxic misconduct, several top executives resign at Ubisoft, maker of 'Assassin's Creed' and 'Watch Dogs.'
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Amazon email on TikTok highlights app's security concerns and U.S.-China tech standoff
on July 10, 2020
TikTok, owned by Chinese company ByteDance, is under pressure from lawmakers, who see a potential national security threat.
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HOA Homefront – Reopening HOA amenities in the COVID-19 world
on July 11, 2020
As the seesaw battle of the COVID-19 pandemic continues, HOA boards and managers are torn between the fear of reopening amenities and the desire of residents to enjoy their use.
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Boating business booms while economy busts
on July 10, 2020
With little else to do, many boat owners returned to the dry-docked vessels to make long-delayed repairs