Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (August 13, 1990)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
350 workers laid off by Watt Industries as business plunges 40%.	Stremfel, Michael		851
Aerospace cutbacks send tremors through region; officials hope company cutbacks don't become a trend.	Tobenkin, David		1316
Angeles Corp.			30
Anthony Industries Inc.			38
Atlantic Richfield Co.			88
CalFed takes over operations of Empire Savings; Empire had 13 branches in state; CalFed will close 10.	Tobenkin, David		482
Carolco Pictures.			69
CCF Inc.			29
CII Financial Inc.			28
Citing real estate loans, S&P cuts L.A. bank from quality stock list; Security Pacific has sour loans in Arizona, London.	Cole, Banjamin Mark		1110
Coastal cities: still optimistic after all those layoffs.	Goldgaber, Arthur		1267
Construction loans off 58% during June.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		241
CRA head faces more battles as agency evolves.	Jacobs, Chip		1065
CRA sweetens pot to find a developer of downtown hotel plan.	Deady, Tim		708
Dean Witter still has NME stock on 'hold.' (National Medical Enterprises)			211
Delphi Information Systems Inc.			26
Despite Iraq, L.A. oil wells remain shut.	Rees, David		631
EMI buys stake in record company (I.R.S. Records, EMI Music Worldwide)			233
EMI Music Worldwide.			52
General Dynamics will furlough 2,000 Southland workers; Lockheed Corp. cuts 800.	Deady, Tim		522
Hilton Hotel Corp.			29
Hotel occupancy declines 4 percent in May, but L.A. remains better that U.S. average.	Deady, Tim		413
Hoteliers face down slump by increasing marketing: dearth of conventions spells trouble for airport rooms.	Goldgaber, Arthur		889
Housing slump hammers construction industry.	Tobenkin, David		1253
HQ Office Supplies.			26
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.			29
Komada: an international approach; Okitami Komada took up life in the United States as a student, traversing the country in a battered Chevy. Now he's one of the most powerful Japanese in Los Angeles, building a $200 million tower downtown.	Stremfel, Michael	company profile	1205
L.A. Port ends tenant reassignment rights to circumvent real estate 'wheeler dealers'; 'land is scarce, so we're stopping this,' Mori says.	White, Todd		539
La Opinion.			34
Leisure Tech stock keeps sliding as sales weaken; N.J. prospects are barren; bonds trade at deep discount.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		747
Leslies Poolmart.			28
Office space: conditions vary within submarkets; brokers describe overall market as 'very soft and flat.' (Special Reports: Coastal Cities)	Goldgaber, Arthur		1250
Poker faces sunny Bell Gardens; famous players risk huge sums nearby the little guys.	Deady, Tim		1198
Queensland Treasury Corp.			29
Redevelopment strictures vex Hollywood project; developers face numerous hurdles in building efforts.	Carmen, John		837
Retailers pick spots carefully as malls predominate; shopping shakeout affects both retailers and brokers.	Tobenkin, David		1138
Scrap fever: Unocal's effort to get jalopies off Southern California roads catches fire; widespread support show for smog-reducing program.	Jacobs, Chip		836
STAAR Surgical Co.			57
Storage Equities Inc.			26
TCW Convertible Securities Fund Inc.			37
The greening of KABC: a $100 million station; no 2 station in U.S. revenues marks 30 years of talk.	Sederberg, Arelo		785
Track owner makes new run at Hollywood Park; Hubbard, chair of AFG Industries, owns two tracks.	Deady, Tim		558
Varco International Inc.			49
Wall Street reacts favorably as Thrifty people and stores are cut; Thrifty provides nearly half of Pacific Enterprises' $6.8 billion operating revenues.	White, Todd		848
Wickes Cos. Inc.			56