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Rapper, entrepreneur and innovator LaRussell takes us on a journey from his childhood in the Bay Area making music, to his viral freestyles that lead to an appearance on The Breakfast Club, to his current mission of reimagining the music industry from his own garage. In this week's episode, we hear how LaRussell first started gaining traction in his hometown of Vallejo, how he landed appearances on some of the premiere hip-hop radio shows, and why he's turned down offers from every major label in pursuit of building an independent empire.
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A traveler rides an escalator with an Away brand suitcase in Los Angeles International Airport.
Away, the luggage company valued at $1.45 billion when it raised capital in 2019, is exploring strategic options including a sale, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
New York-based JRSK Inc., which operates as Away, is working with an adviser to solicit interest from potential buyers, said one of the people, who asked not to be identified discussing confidential information. It’s unclear what Away could fetch in a transaction, and it’s possible the company would opt not to be sold.