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Tech reporter @LABJnews. Previously biotech @CrunchbaseNews and enterprise tech @BusinessInsider. I soak my beans proudly and defiantly in the face of science.
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Snap’s AR Specs Get Lukewarm Share Response

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By Keerthi Vedantam Verified
| Los Angeles Business Journal Verified
Investors don’t appear to be so keen on Snap Inc.’s latest iteration of its smart glasses, which were unveiled at the Augmented World Expo in Long Beach in mid-June. Shares of the social media company dropped roughly 17% in the immediate wake of the announcement on June 16, falling below the $5 mark. The price has since gained back some ground since the big reveal, currently standing at $4.84 a share as of Thursday.
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America 250: L.A.’s Defense Industry Wanes and Waxes

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By Keerthi Vedantam Verified
| Los Angeles Business Journal Verified
While Silicon Beach pierced every industry with cutting-edge technology for many years, legacy defense manufacturers like Lockheed Martin Corp. have held steady as the U.S. government’s top contractors selling systems that were slowly becoming antiquated. In recent years, the federal government has gained more options. For instance, in late May, it signed an agreement with Castelion Corp. to build 500 hypersonic missiles a year – proving the old rules no longer apply.
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AI Marketing Platform Gets $7 Million

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By Keerthi Vedantam Verified
| Los Angeles Business Journal Verified
Clouted, an artificial intelligence marketing platform for the fast-moving brand content economy, nabbed $7 million in seed funding two years after it was founded. Slow Ventures led the round, with additional participation coming from firms like Westlake-based Gold House Ventures, a16z Speedrun, Weekend Fund and Gondor Capital.
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