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'All of Us Are in for a Long Haul': NewPort Beach's OnSite Waste Gears Up to Help Free Hospitals of Hazardous Waste

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The company saw demand jump as the pandemic left nursing homes and assisted living facilities with piles of waste. Armed with a $3.5 million, the company is readying to ramp up sales of their printer-sized device.

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'There's Not a Bigger Problem Right Now': Wavemaker Labs' Buck Jordan on How Robotics Will Change Restaurants

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On this week's episode of L.A. Venture, hear lots of insights on equity crowdfunding from Buck Jordan. He's raising $50-$100K a day, mostly on SeedInvest, for the robotics and food companies coming out of WaveMaker Labs.

FDA Approves DxTerity's At-Home Test for Companies Trying to Make Work Safe

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Companies can order testing kits given emergency use approval as part of their return-to-work program, and send them directly to employees' homes. Employees get results from DxTerity's lab within 48 hours of returning the sample.

Uber and Lyft Hit a Stretch of Pre-Election Bumps

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Less than two weeks ahead of the election, Uber and Lyft are hitting new roadblocks after pouring money into a ballot measure they say is intended to protect their business model.

'They Gave Up Pretty Quickly': Learning from Quibi's Quick Collapse

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The high-flying, $1.75 billion mobile streaming service that attracted investors from Hollywood studios to Goldman Sachs is now grappling with how to return whatever capital it has left. Meanwhile, investors and those inside the company are asking how it all happened.

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