"We definitely feel honored that we have an opportunity to become a part of the recovery process for several local stores affected by not only COVID, but also by looting in Los Angeles."
L.A. boutiques such as Japan LA, Popkiller, and 3D Retro turned to Popshop Live when they were forced to shut down during the pandemic. Now, the streaming retailer has picked up $3M to grow their network.
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Spotify wants to build your workout playlist.
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Popshop Live's Twist on E-Commerce
Popshop Live announced today that it's raised $3 million. The company aims to make shopping on your phones more like an in-store experience. Read more >>
Karma Automotive Comes Up with $100M
Luxury electric carmaker Karma has found a lifeline with $100 million in new funding as the company and its parent look to bank on the popularity of EVs in order to raise $300 million. Read more >>
Nomad Homes Announces $4M Raise
Nomad Homes has raised $4 million to allow users to search, finance, and complete paperwork for residential real estate in the Middle East and Europe — with an engineering team in L.A. Read more >>
An Airbnb for Motorcycles, Out of UCLA
The company operates a platform where users can rent out their own motorcycles or rent someone else's. Read more >>
Join Us for a Virtual Chat with Cameo's CEO
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