Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (August 20, 1990)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Brain drain' feared as aerospace workers abandon the industry.	Deady, Tim		1102
A rematch with big city politics.	Stremfel, Michael		457
Accounting firms complain that contracts from Resolution Trust Corp. slow to come.	Rees, David		941
Aero Equipment Co.			65
Analysts say they will wait 'n' see before making a recommendation on discounter.	Tobenkin, David		409
Bank failure is third in state this year, all were in Los Angeles.	Tobenkin, David		360
Columbia's second-quarter loss may mean the end of the once high-flying institution.	Tobenkin, David		440
Comics publishers head west as superheroes are made movie stars.	Sederberg, Arelo		1052
Despite disclaimers, First Executive Corp. still paying dividends.	Deady, Tim		482
Despite lobbying, Andersen bid remains in limbo.	Jacobs, Chip		452
Despite their dependence on Honda account, Rubin and Postaer are in the driver's seat.	Sederberg, Arlo		1243
Diagnostic Products Corp.			51
Disney signs distribution pact with Cinergi.			317
ERS Inc.			54
Gardner/Holm.			46
Getzoff Accountancy Corp.			28
Gold medal swimmer hopes to male splash when U.S. Olympic Festival comes to L.A.	Deady, Tim		331
Hilton Hotels Corp.	Glover, Kara	company profile	31
Hollywood movie companies dismayed by city's adoption of national electric code.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		392
Ibe Inc. profits with the hallmarks of the time and money set.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		315
Infonet.			33
Institutional leaders continue to avoid real estate.	Deady, Tim		399
Investment firm expands with aid of ex-Drexel Burnham Lambert bankers.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		680
Investors eye deep South studio, tour attraction.	Glover, Kara		469
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.			41
Joseph Aguayo.			50
Kaufman & Broad is hammered and nailed by Wall Street bears; stock hits 52-week low, off 65 percent from high.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1226
KTLA-TV plans an 800,000-square-foot Hollywood project.	Jacobs, Chip		324
Leonard Green revealed buyout of Alaskan food, drug concern.			88
Litton Industries was awarded a $15.4 million Army contract.			99
Metro Rail tax returns to haunt property owners.	Jacobs, Chip		1268
MGM Grand Air set the start of new New York service class.			146
Michael Broome.			71
National Medical Enterprises Inc.			68
New tax on oil clears California senate committee.	Jacobs, Chip		431
Newspaper Guild announces plan to picket Daily News.	White, Todd		292
Pay-per-call firm files for Chapter 11 protection.	White, Todd		453
Perceptronics Inc.			75
RCM Technologies Inc.			88
Recession, wave of new office space paints a gloomy outlook for commercial leasing.	Stremfel, Michael		1414
Restaurateurs have got reservations about smoking ban proposed by city councilman.	Jacobs, Chip		293
Soft market for office space has developers adding amenities like daycare, detailing.	Goldgaber, Arthur		903
Softsel takes its name change, anti-takeover plans to shareholders.	White, Todd		695
Steve Hayden.			28
Sugaring your fuel could be good: Glendale inventor makes fuel from peroxide and sugar, but no one's buying.	Jacobs, Chip		1558
The whole industry's watching: computer software maker Ashton-Tate is mounting a comeback to recapture lost market share.	White, Todd	company profile	1275
Top money manager posts 18.4 percent 2nd-quarter return.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	Directory	827
Toyota U.S.A. revealed plan to expand Long Beach operation.			112
Venture capitalist returns to Los Angeles to open office for Chemical Venture Partners.	Rees, David		474
Waterbed company closes 18 Los Angeles stores and files Chapter 11 reorganization.	O'Brien, Pat		445