Benjamin Gottlieb

Rising costs have food vendors starting to try and figure out pricing, for meals that customers assume will remain inexpensive.

A dealer in the Los Angeles area describes bidding wars for the few vehicles that are on the lot.

Retailers and manufacturers are anxious about holiday shopping as they monitor supplies on delayed cargo ships.

Textile manufacturing relies on access to a cheap and plentiful supply of water.

The pandemic has accelerated the cashless trend, according to the electronic payments company Square.

The housing rush is fueled by the pandemic and the desire of people who can work remotely to get out of the city.

COVID-19 has put the region's $7 billion events industry at risk.

Nick Montgomery says when it came time to decide whether his Echo Park restaurant would accept cash, it was a tough call. “This is a small space,” Montgomery said of Konbi, a Japanese-style cafe and sandwich shop on Sunset Boulevard. Akira Akuto, Montgomery’s business partner, said that another reason pushed them to make the restaurant […]

Starting next year, a judge, not ability to pay bail, will decide who remains jailed in the state before trial.

During its rapid expansion in the seaside community of Venice, California, Snap Inc. rented out dozens of properties, driving up the price of commercial real estate in the artsy enclave.