Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (September 17, 1990)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Alpern, Langer & Greenwald.			39
Angeles Corp.			34
Big 7-UP bottler was acquired in senior management LBO.			106
Broad Inc. initiates small loan program.			177
Carnation moves to its new headquarters.	Stremfel, Michael		235
Cherokee Group.			41
Collins Foods International Inc.			35
Developer with 154 lawsuits to his name sits on empty office building.	Stremfel, Michael		851
Fears of soft theme park turnouts drops Disney stock 25%.	Glover, Kara		1011
Fidelity Investments adds 25,000 accounts.			70
First Interstate CEO meets analysts, says liquidity is the key to maintaining control.	Tobenkin, David		420
Flying where others have fallen.	Deady, Tim		1336
Hilton said it expects earnings to drop by half in third quarter.			107
Information International Inc.			52
Investor hikes Coast position to 8 percent.	White, Todd		295
L.A. Air plans expansion to capitalize on manufacturing boom in northern Mexico.	Jacobs, Chip		293
L.A. companies rank high in 'image power' survey.	Sederberg, Arelo		771
Liquor distributors pour $800,000 into anti-alcohol-tax campaign.	Jacobs, Chip		881
Litton reports level net for fiscal year.			146
Lockheed denied Simmons a meeting with board directors.			117
Manufacturing wanes in L.A. as costs escalate.	Jacobs, Chip		1042
Maxicare signed deal for new headquarters on Flower Street.			185
Metrobank.			50
Morgan, Olmstead successor firms file bankruptcy petition.	Deady, Tim		852
Mutual funds manager bought large stake in Erly Industries.			130
Newhall Land climbed as most realty stocks were going down.			136
Security Pacific lands Wells Fargo's top branch manager.			221
Security Pacific's chief economist leaves the L.A. banking industry for a Texas oil giant.	White, Todd		311
Security Pacific, First Interstate sell brokerages.	Tobenkin, David		453
Shuwa Investments tax case still hovers in limbo despite state Supreme Court ruling.	White, Todd		666
Standard Brands gets shellacking on Wall Street.	Glover, Kara		514
The state economy will suffer a recession for the next six months, UCLA report predicts.	Jacobs, Chip		342
Thomas McGrath.			45
Western Waste plans to buy smaller firm to tap into Central California growth rate.	Jacobs, Chip		274