Goldman Sachs warns that tariff evasion could cost the US government up to $40 billion in revenue. The financial giant highlights increasing challenges in enforcing trade policies amid growing loopholes.
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The US Bank Tower in Los Angeles sold for $430 million, a deal hailed as a “great value” by industry experts. The sale highlights growing investor confidence in downtown LA’s commercial real estate market.
A former Los Angeles business owner shares how relocating to Albania transformed their life. Paying under $500 monthly for rent, they report newfound happiness and financial freedom in this unexpected move.
The EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Archives, featured in the Los Angeles Business Journal, spotlight past winners and their achievements, showcasing the region’s most influential business leaders and innovative enterprises.
An American who has lived in Spain for four years shares the top 10 lessons they wish they knew before moving. From cultural nuances to practical tips, these insights aim to help future expats navigate life in Spain more smoothly.
Former President Donald Trump has once again threatened to impose a 100% tariff on movies produced outside the U.S., escalating tensions in the entertainment industry. The move could significantly impact global film markets.
An L.A. business owner claims his wife was detained by ICE despite holding a green card and having passed her citizenship exam, raising concerns over immigration enforcement practices. NBC News reports ongoing family distress.
Former President Trump announced a deal securing the U.S. a 10% stake in Intel, aiming to bolster the struggling tech giant amid global chip shortages and intensifying competition. The move signals renewed focus on American semiconductor leadership.
MSI has acquired a warehouse in Los Angeles, expanding its logistics footprint in the region. The deal marks a strategic move to enhance distribution capacity amid growing demand in the local market.
US manufacturing activity contracted for the sixth consecutive month in April, weighed down by persistent tariff pressures and supply chain challenges, signaling ongoing struggles in the sector, Reuters reports.
Indian businesses in Southern California are bracing for a 25% tariff increase, citing rising costs. Owners warn the hike makes it “more expensive to do business day by day,” impacting imports and local operations.
Beloved Brewery, a staple in the craft beer scene for over 20 years, is closing its doors. The announcement marks the end of an era for fans and the local community. More details in Men’s Journal.
TikTok has returned to Apple and Google app stores in the U.S., ending a brief removal. The popular social media app is now available for download again, restoring access for millions of American users.
Former President Trump’s unexpected agreement with Nvidia and AMD has raised alarms over potential legal issues and regulatory scrutiny, sparking debate on its impact on the tech industry and national security.
Eric Smidt earns a spot on the LA500 2025 list by the Los Angeles Business Journal, recognizing his influential leadership and impact on the region’s business landscape. His innovative approach continues to drive growth.
Los Angeles wildfires have destroyed over 1,500 homes to date, officials report. Firefighters continue battling blazes amid extreme heat and dry conditions, with thousands evacuated and damage assessments ongoing.
In a provocative commentary, the Los Angeles Times argues that the U.S. should annex Greenland and Canada. The piece highlights strategic, economic, and geopolitical benefits driving this bold proposal.
Special Report: Aerospace – Los Angeles Business Journal explores the region’s booming aerospace sector, highlighting key industry players, innovative technologies, and economic impact driving growth in Southern California.
The Lakers reportedly want to move on from “LeBron James’ business,” an NBA insider reveals. The team seeks a new direction as tensions rise, signaling potential shifts in their roster and leadership strategy.
Apple plans to hire 20,000 employees and invest $500 billion in the U.S. over the next five years, responding to challenges posed by Trump-era tariffs, according to the Los Angeles Times.