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How the E-Bike Craze Could Change Los Angeles
How the E-Bike Craze Could Change Los Angeles
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"The biggest issue of 2020 was just trying to keep up with the demand."
As Los Angeles and the world emerges from the worst days of the pandemic, interest in electric bikes is surging. Here's a look at the Southern California e-bike startups that are benefitting, their plans and how they may change Los Angeles. Contributor Juliet Bennett Rylah has the story.
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The line between tech and entertainment companies has never been thinner. Top Hollywood players are becoming software behemoths, major tech firms are tripling down on their content investments and a number of startups are finding new ways to blend the two worlds. From the very heart of this convergence between tech, media and entertainment in Los Angeles, we're launching "Intersect," a first-of-its-kind summit, held live virtually on Wednesday, April 28.