Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (May 14, 1990)

1-69 out of 69 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A battered image; "absolutely, positively?" Well, maybe.		editorial	264
Air quality board applies pressure on business car pools.	Jacobs, Chip		1025
Analysts say Hilton, lodged in the bargain basement, is good buy.	Consol, Mike		543
Bankruptcy battle erupts in struggle for control of huge Claremont auto dealership.	Frook, John Evan		792
Bateman Eichler calls Hotel Investors Trust stock a good buy for speculative investors.			197
Be careful who sucks your fat; unqualified suckers proliferate as liposuction balloons in popularity.	Stremfel, Michael		981
Berman sets his sights on helping the blind.	Flores, J.C.		257
Business prospers by going in the toilet.		company profile	382
Businesses find foothold following workers home.	Goldgaber, Arthur		797
Caldwell combats negative stereotypes of female motorcyclists with new publication.	Blackman, Peter F.		224
Calnetics Corp.			49
Candidate expects to catch flak over pact.	Jacobs, Chip		373
Century MediCorp of Los Angeles.			55
Chrysler tries to strike Accord in anti-Honda ads; but carmaker and its L.A. ad agency won't hit back.	Consol, Mike		519
Cities compete in bidding duel for 'Disney Sea'.	Consol, Mike		1113
City filed charges against garment firms accused of counterfeiting.			128
City threatens to sue business group for payment; L.A. Business Council failed to remit funds, city says.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		593
Colavin develops new distribution facility.			87
Computer Sciences stock takes a beating after fourth-quarter earnings are released.	Flores, J.C.		303
Continental Cable averts disaster after fire destroys Westchester transmission station.	Consol, Mike		364
Corporate environment dynamics are changing.	Morris, Kristine	column	501
Cushman Realty says Miracle Mile now is the weakest Westside office leasing market.	Stremfel, Michael		412
Downtown News editor left, prompting a hiring spree.			98
Earth Technology Corp.			63
Economist Cockfield urges business leaders to pay closer attention to events in Europe.	Glover, Kara		462
Epson debuts laptop.			76
FBI seizes financial records from First Network Savings founder; Carl M. Rheuban thrift's loss tabbed at $100 million.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1099
First Executive fiasco prompts Bass brothers suit.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		674
Garbage haulers planned to take trash from county.			199
Growth, growth, growth.	Macneil, V.		1170
IDB Communications Group Inc.			77
K Swiss Inc.			32
L.A. County supervisors plead with GM to keep Van Nuys plant, save 4,000 jobs.	Jacobs, Chip		660
L.A.: job export capital; economic idiocy reigned last week in L.A.'s city hall.		editorial	203
Last year was an excellent one for the Reason Foundation as privatization gained popularity.	Yochum, David	column	547
Lawyer finds life more meaningful when fighting for a client's right to freeze body.	Tobenkin, David		382
Live Entertainment Inc.			53
Live Entertainment Inc.			33
Lockheed's with-drawl has a shrewd accent to it; Georgia's Nunn chairs Senate Armed Services panel.	Rees, David		1084
Logicon Inc.			84
MagneTek signed deal to make motors in Hungary.			96
Managers must change their ways, realize the new realities of the 1990s work force.	Block, Barbara		664
Marvin Davis quits race track board; power struggle ends.			258
Mattel directors set quarterly dividend.			130
Mattel signed licensing deal for 'The Simpsons' TV dolls.			78
Mixing business and politics; Joe Cerrell has earned a reputation as a political strategist with a record of winning elections, but he says there's a lot more to what he does than pushing candidates.	Jacobs, Chip	company profile	1829
Price Waterhouse sees Lockheed's cutback bringing benefits to Burbank and company.	Stremfel, Michael		422
Proxy fight looms in struggle for control of Pic 'N' Save chain.	Frook, John Evan		1016
Regulating regulators.	Remy, Ray	letter to the editor	433
S&Ls find government bailout agency makes survival tougher than its contracts promised.			693
S&P advises against buying Dynasty IPO, in part because fan maker has few clients.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		311
San Pedro Chamber objected to Bradley's business tax hike.			160
SCEcorp creeps ever so slowly toward a merger with San Diego Gas and Electric.	Flores, J.C.		640
Shareholders file fraud suit against Medco official.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		450
Shoe manufacturer plans stock offering.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		268
Skepticism greets RTC plan for thrift disposition.	Blackman, Peter F.		1098
Small businesses embrace '900' telephone service.	Flores, J.C.		809
Some see Tosco Corp. as good buy despite firm's misstep into fertilizer, aborted sale.	Frook, John Evan		797
Survey pegs Westside office market shaky.	Flores, J.C.		218
Take care of business at GlenFed; who goofed at Glendale-based GlenFed Inc.?		editorial	257
Teradata Corp.			28
The Halsted Organization.			65
Transit officials say ruling won't stop Metro Rail; court invalidates tax to fund rail construction.	Jacobs, Chip		1166
UCLA vows to brake its growth to reduce traffic; development plans prompted homeowner complaints.	Stremfel, Michael		772
United Security Industries.			37
United Security Industries.			40
Urges 'yes' on Prop. 111 to avoid gridlock.	Psomas, Timothy	column	608
Water crisis whets appetites of investors who see profit in desalting, system repairs.	Blackman, Peter F.		982
Wood goes Hollywood turning theaters on to the sound of digital.	Frook, John Evan		344