This is a forgotten pool of talent because of the sacrifices they made. They have so much knowledge that I feel like I found this pot of gold."

ReCharge, a Santa Monica, CA-based subscription e-commerce company, raised $277m in growth funding. Backers included Summit Partners, ICONIQ Growth, and Bain Capital Ventures. In conjunction with the funding,

SANTA MONICA, CA — Pacific Park at the Santa Monica Pier plans to fill more than 200 positions just in time for spring and summer. A job fair will be held Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in the Seaside Pavilion,

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ReCharge, a subscription payments management platform for ecommerce companies, has raised $277 million in its first ever round of funding.

Shares of The Honest Co. began trading Wednesday at $21 per share on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol HNST. Shares were initially priced at $16 per share. Subscrib

Heide Hendricks and Rafe Churchill, the husband-and-wife duo behind the Connecticut-based architecture and interior design firm Hendricks Churchill, were among them. “We secured an amazing loft that stretched across half the block that was pennies per square foot,

A multi-million film studio is coming to Hollywood on Santa Monica Boulevard. Developers from Bain Capital Real Estate and Bardas Investment Group submitted their plans to the city to build a $450 million site at 5601 Santa Monica Boulevard,

Ben & Jerry's on Main Street permanently closed this month, the company told Patch. "This shop was our first Scoop Shop on the West Coast and most recently Patrik Mirahmadi enjoyed 11 wonderful years with the great Santa Monica community,

Healthcare workers will gather at Tenet Healthcare's Fountain Valley Regional Hospital to protest "poverty wages" and hospital safety concerns in a union-backed demonstration. The health system contends that the workers' issue is with the hospital's vendor.