San Fernando Valley Business Journal

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Tutor Perini Wins a $1.2 Billion NYC Contract

2 months ago | sfvbj.com | Zane Hill

A joint venture of Sylmar-based civil construction firm Tutor Perini Corp. and its subsidiary Frontier-Kemper Constructors has won a $1.18 billion contract to construct a pair of rail tunnels under Manhattan to replace structures built in the early 1900s that were damaged in Superstorm Sandy. The contract is part of the approximately $16 billion Hudson River Tunnel Project administered by the Gateway Development Commission joint powers authority.
Disney Sees Share Price Slide After Q1 Earnings

2 months ago | sfvbj.com | Zane Hill

The Walt Disney Co. may have had an increase in revenue and adjusted net income in its fiscal first quarter, but it didn’t translate into a higher stock price. The Burbank entertainment and media giant saw its share price go down by 2.4% from a close of $113.30 on Feb. 4 to a close of $110.54 on Feb. 5, the day it reported its financial results before the market opened. The 23.3 million shares that traded on Feb. 5 made for the fifth highest trading volume in the past 52-week period.
223,000-Square-Foot Calabasas Office Sells for $69M

2 months ago | sfvbj.com | Hannah Madans Welk

A three-story, 223,000-square-foot Class A office building in Calabasas sold recently for $69.4 million in an all-cash transaction. The buyer was a joint venture between Connecticut-based global asset management platform Cross Ocean Partners and Century City-based real estate investment management firm Palisade Group.
Study: On-location Filming Rises in Q4

2 months ago | sfvbj.com | Zane Hill

On-location filming showed an improvement in the fourth quarter when compared to a year ago, according to figures released this month by FilmLA. The Studio City nonprofit that coordinates location film permits in Los Angeles, unincorporated Los Angeles County and other jurisdictions reported on Jan. 15 that it handled 5,860 on-location shoot days from October through December. That compares to 5,520 shoot days in the same period a year earlier, or an increase of 6.2%.
Avita Gets FDA Nod For Device

2 months ago | sfvbj.com | Zane Hill

Valencia-based Avita Medical Inc. has received FDA approval for a version of its second-generation Recell skin cell harvesting device designed to treat small-scale wounds. Avita’s original device, which received federal Food and Drug Administration approval in 2018, sprays on regenerated skin cells to burn wounds, lesions and certain other skin defects.
ServiceTitan Ups Revenue

2 months ago | sfvbj.com | Zane Hill

When ServiceTitan announced its plan to go public in November, it was, to some, a long time coming. The tech company, which was 17 years old at that point, had amassed more than $1 billion in capital and millions in revenue – $614 million in 2024, to be exact. It also had a previously failed initial public offering push under its belt.
Atara Biotherapeutics Sees Its Share Price Fall

2 months ago | sfvbj.com | Zane Hill

The share price of Atara Biotherapeutics Inc. began a slow climb up after the company experienced a steep drop earlier this month. The Thousand Oaks drug maker saw its stock price decrease from a close of $13.16 on Jan. 15 to a close of $6.05 on Jan. 21, a decline of 54%. But on Jan. 22, the stock price rose by nearly 14% to close at $6.89. It closed at $6.93 on Jan. 23.
Entertainment Industry Adjusts to Fires

Jan 20, 2025 | sfvbj.com | Zane Hill

The recent wildfires that have decimated parts of Los Angeles have not had a big impact on the entertainment industry despite some projects suspending filming and pushing back award shows, some experts say. While some productions were affected by the fires in Pacific Palisades and the Altadena/Pasadena areas, most studios were not even filming in the Southland. Colleen Bell, the executive director of the California Film Commission, expressed certainty in the industry.
What’s Next for the Local Insurance Industry?

Jan 20, 2025 | sfvbj.com | Zane Hill

As residents and business owners continue to grapple with the fallout of this month’s devastating wildfires in Los Angeles County, one long-standing thorn in everyone’s side has only been pushed deeper: insurance. Although insurance pricing has become a growing headache nationally, residents in California have been especially feeling the pain for a myriad of reasons.
Local Airport Passenger Tally Drops in November

Jan 13, 2025 | sfvbj.com | Zane Hill

For the first time since the pandemic hit, the total passenger count at the four airports serving Los Angeles County fell in November compared to the same month a year earlier, due in large part to a quirk in the calendar. In November, a total of 7.43 million passengers went through the gates at Los Angeles International, Ontario International, Hollywood Burbank, and Long Beach airports in November, down 1.9% from November 2023.