Natalie covers the technology industry for the Los Angeles Business Journal and writes the Technology column every other week. She is a graduate of the University of Southern California.
She can be reached at 323-549-5225, ext. 230, or by email: njarvey@labusinessjournal.com.
Recent Stories
Personal Touch
Startup Gravity hopes to give online publishers a lift with tool that customizes site experience to each reader.
Startup Gravity hopes to pull in publishers with its tool that personalizes a reader’s website experience.
Will Cutting Kids’ Games Get THQ Back on Track?
TECHNOLOGY: Layoffs result from restructuring at Agoura Hills publisher.
After a period of net losses and negative cash flow, THQ Inc. may be taking the steps needed to turn its businesses around.
Luxury Weighs In
Operator of fitness camps to open upscale line of resorts.
Operator of fitness camps looks to tip the scale with new luxury weight-loss resorts.
THQ Plans to Drop Licensed Kids Games
THQ Inc. shares fell on Wednesday after the video game publisher announced it will stop developing licensed games geared for children to focus on its core franchises and digital initiatives.
The Vision Thing
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When Stan Yoshihara left his job at commercial real estate giant CBRE Group Inc. to start his own property management firm, he wanted to create a smaller company that gave him some flexibility and creativity.
Firm’s Wi-Fi Acquisition Connects With Wall Street
Revenue from pickup last summer boosts share price for Ixia.
Rising revenue has distributor of network testing devices connecting with investors.
Fourth Quarter Delivers Many Unhappy Returns
Special Report: REAL ESTATE QUARTERLY
Major events in Los Angeles County commercial and industrial submarkets in the fourth quarter.
Stock Investors on Board With Directors’ Exodus
MRV sees shares rise in wake of string of four resignations.
Investors get a new line on MRV’s stock after four directors announce resignations.
Generator Maker Hopes to Energize New Markets
Aura turns to military deals, new products for vehicles.
Generator maker Aura seeks to power up sales with military deals and vehicle products.
Beauty Research Looks Good to Website Business
Santa Monica firm to package consumer reviews for industry clients.
Total Beauty hopes consumer reviews from its websites will look appealing as industry research.
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