The new Miss USA is a US Army officer from Michigan, blending military discipline with poise and advocacy. Her win highlights diverse backgrounds in the pageant world, inspiring many nationwide.
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After relocating from Los Angeles to Dubai, a professional shares how the move boosted their career prospects. The dynamic business environment and emerging opportunities in Dubai proved pivotal, marking a major turning point for growth and success.
The White House said the recent rise in US energy prices linked to tensions with Iran is temporary. Officials expect markets to stabilize as diplomatic efforts progress and supply disruptions ease.
Despite President Trump’s claim of the “best economy ever,” manufacturing jobs in the U.S. continue to decline. Experts highlight that gains in other sectors mask the ongoing losses in this critical industry.
A new collection of 35 vintage photos unveils Los Angeles before US pollution regulations, showcasing stark smog-filled skies and industrial haze that once choked the city, revealing the dramatic environmental changes over decades.
The Los Angeles Business Journal hosted the “Top 100 Bankers” event, celebrating the region’s leading financial professionals. Industry leaders gathered to network, share insights, and honor banking excellence.
Los Angeles County awarded $105,000 to 12 small businesses in the first round of its Small Business Mobility Fund Launch Grants, supporting local entrepreneurs in enhancing mobility and innovation across the region.
Alex Iacobelli has been named one of the 2026 Top 100 Accountants by the Los Angeles Business Journal, recognizing his exceptional expertise and leadership in the accounting industry.
California’s job losses eased in January as layoffs slowed, contrasting with a nationwide surge in cuts. The state’s economy shows resilience amid broader market challenges, reports the Los Angeles Times.
US Marines are investigating the accidental firing of live artillery rounds over a California highway, authorities confirmed. No casualties were reported, and the incident is under review to determine the cause.
LA City Council reaches new agreement on Olympic wage policies following pushback from local businesses over proposed tax hikes, aiming to balance fair pay with economic growth.
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Anthropic has ceased access to its AI platform Mythos following a comprehensive U.S. government order, marking a significant move in regulatory enforcement over artificial intelligence technologies.
Debbie Chan has been named one of the Women of Influence: Accountants 2025 by the Los Angeles Business Journal. Her leadership and expertise continue to shape the accounting industry in LA’s competitive market.
A federal agency is relocating from Los Angeles, citing the Democratic mayor’s stance on prioritizing undocumented immigrants over law enforcement. The move reflects growing tensions between local and federal authorities, reports Fox Business.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency announced it expects its new tariff refund system to be operational within 45 days, aiming to streamline claims and reimbursements for importers.
The US Supreme Court declined to hear Meta’s appeal against a Vermont lawsuit alleging the company’s platforms contribute to social media addiction. The decision allows the case to proceed in lower courts, underscoring growing legal scrutiny of tech firms.
A former Los Angeles resident shares how relocating to Rio de Janeiro cut their rent in half and improved their quality of life. The move highlights shifting priorities amid rising U.S. living costs.
The US goods trade deficit hit a 14-month high in May, driven by a sharp surge in imports. Rising demand for foreign goods outpaced exports, widening the trade gap, according to Reuters data.
Swedish tech company Einride plans to expand its electric freight services to Los Angeles, aiming to revolutionize urban logistics with autonomous, zero-emission trucks. This move marks a significant step in sustainable transport.