This is an abridged version of SullivanSaysSoCal – just a few items to hold readers over during a transition … The column will shift from Fridays to Tuesdays, beginning next week, on December 18. That edition will mark a return to full length, with more items covering a broader range and …
How big might the rift in L.A.’s community of business grow over USC Interim President Wanda Austin’s move to dismiss Marshall School of Business Dean James Ellis? … A serious indicator of the potential for two camps to take shape came from the spirited defense that Lloyd Greif, founder and boss of Downtown-based investment bank Greif & Co., …
Russell Simmons isn’t exactly on the lam these days, despite recent reports in the trade press that paint the one-time rap mogul as selling off his roster of businesses and properties in the U.S. and increasingly holing up in Bali, Indonesia, which has no extradition treaty with the U.S., where several …
The multi-agency probe of 14th District City Councilmember Jose Huizar is significantly broader than reported so far, SullivanSaysSoCal has learned, and word around City Hall indicates it could go deeper fast. The ongoing investigation includes at least two federal agencies – the FBI and IRS – and first gained public notice with Nov. 7 raids on Huizar’s office in City …
Yeah—it’s about the money. What else to surmise with word that the IRS is working alongside the FBI on a probe of 14th District City Councilmember Jose Huizar? The investigation flashed in public with Nov. 7 raids on Huizar’s office in City Hall, one of his field offices, and his home in Boyle Heights. The …
No one got luckier last week than Los Angeles City Councilmember Jose Huizar, who saw news of a Nov. 7 raid by FBI agents on his City Hall office, a field office and his home in Boyle Heights pushed off the front page of the L.A. Times, which was still tracking and analyzing results of the …
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon decided not to do Davos in the Desert over concerns about the government of Saudi Arabia’s role in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Dimon did do some double dipping as a do-gooder on the Westside a few days later, adding heft to Axios.com’s lineup for its Smarter Faster Revolution college tour at UCLA on the afternoon …
