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Surfline gets $30 million investment, new CEO with Amazon, Disney roots | L.A. Focus News

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New surfers are hitting the water as the pandemic sends more people outdoors for solace. Inland wave pools are popping up around the world, bringing ocean-like waves to previously landlocked regions. And with the Olympics expected to debut the sport on a worldwide stage in 2021, there’s no sign the sport of surfing will be […]

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