Category: Money Matters
Let’s get down to business with DT Weekly’s new business column geared to help your business grow and make the right connections.
LA Convention Center, GaryVee & T-Pain Take On VeeCon 2024
Sometimes Downtown LA business owners just sit back and wonder…Where would the world be without…
Avianca Cargo & AeroUnion New A330 Fleet Celebration Lands at the Luxurious Conrad Hotel
It was the best of times. It was the best of times. On July 9,…
Slinky Productions Hot Tips to Harness the Power Of Video Ads for Any Downtown Brand
In today’s digital era, the use of video ads has become a pivotal strategy for…
From Start to Finish – Buying Your First Condo in DTLA
The journey to condo ownership can be daunting and filled with challenges. First-time condo buyers…
Unlocking the Secrets of Success: Proper Project Planning
Effective project planning is vital for the success of any project. It transforms abstract ideas into…
46th Annual Chinatown Firecracker 10K Run Invest 2024 Proceeds Back Into the Community
The 46th annual L.A. Chinatown Firecracker 10K run is one of the longest-running and most anticipated downtown…
LA Business Chambers Unite for Minority Business Success at Upcoming Dream Big Forum
Minority-owned small businesses are significant contributors to the California economy, generating nearly $193 billion in…
DTLA Make Over: Pershing Square – A Reflection of the Times
Standing amidst the echoes of history, watching bulldozers gear up once again to aid in…
The Price of Peace – Perch DTLA Backtracks on Security Fees While Others Forge Ahead
LA restaurants add a new shiny security surcharge to customer bills
Old-school cake-cutting, splitting, and corkage fees are not the only add-ons that decorate a bill at the end of the night anymore, as restaurants and bars in Los Angeles have been adding new surcharges like health care, inflation, and COVID-19 support over the past few years.
The new shiny sister, and most controversial of them all: the security surcharge.
Can Pic ‘N’ Save the 99 Cents Only Stores?
99 Cents Only Stores, a cherished emblem of Los Angeles commerce, faces its sunset. Born from the bustling aisles of Grand Central Market, the chain, headquartered in Commerce, announced on Friday, April 5, the closure of all 371 stores.
Oceanwide “Graffiti Towers” – South Park BID Executive Director Nolan Marshall Speaks
In Spring of 2023, months before the vandalism ofOceanwide Plaza, the South Park Business Improvement…
Ringing in Change: Downtown’s New 738 Area Code Sparks Debate
Looks like downtown Los Angeles is headed for yet another shake-up. As reported by the…