Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (September 3, 1990)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$35 million retail mall expansion completed.	Stremfel, Michael		194
Ads can be cute, even heartwarming, but it matters little if they don't move product.	Sederberg, Arelo		1259
Angeles Corp. and H&W Venture Co.			75
Asian investors shift sights to residential, from offices, hotels.	Stremfel, Michael		867
Developer sued city, wants to become king of the hill.			347
Epi Products files Chapter 11, fends off $25 million fraud suit.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1246
First Interstate Bancorp.			100
High bid favored in heated battle to win major city contract.	Jacobs, Chip		1211
Hotel building still booms despite tourism slump.	Deady, Tim		763
Information International Inc. and The Boston Globe.			85
L.A. oil producers remain cautious, despite Iraq; plans to uncap wells in jeopardy as crude prices ease.	Rees, David		892
Landmark Port of L.A. lease could earn millions; Japanese shipping corporation is ready to do business.	White, Todd		814
Lean times persuades agency to go back to basics; limits its advertising services to creative endeavors.	Sederberg, Arelo		471
Lockheed, Northrop unveil their versions of the Advanced Tactical Fighter; $70 billion contract could change the fortunes of winner.	Deady, Tim		430
Lucky Stores Inc. and Shoppers Express.			77
Maguire Thomas dives into Santa Monica hotel fray, breaks ground on new project.	Stremfel, Michael		581
Office vacancies on the decline in Pasadena.			198
Production company founded by ex-actress tackles Zsa Zsa trial, issue-oriented videos.	Ohebsion, Moji		325
Record earnings reported at Sunrise Medical; company being buttressed by strong international sales.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		485
Rising oil costs boost the price of Arco stock but Occidental Petroleum hits 52-week low.	Glover, Kara		710
Runways magazine puts a national slant on aviation coverage.	Sederberg, Arelo		366
Saul Bass is a designing man.	Glover, Kara		978
Sunbelt Oil enters Chapter 7 bankruptcy, cites $28 million in debt, $17,000 in assets.	Glover, Kara		395
Talk isn't cheap in the morning; radio's drive-time DJs wage battle for your ears.	Tobenkin, David		1260
Tourism industry awaits Convention Center finish.	Goldgaber, Arthur		1084
Travel agents, consumers still waiting for refunds; lawsuits against Hemphill Harris are bogged down.	Deady, Tim		680
Two subsidiaries of Qintex filed Chapter 11 bankruptcies.			133
Ventura County environmental study says Ahmanson Ranch impact was significant; project near L.A. County line calls for 3,000 homes.	Stremfel, Michael		523
Workers Comp has industry on road to Mexico.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		968
Wyle Labs reports earnings doubled as its reorganization plan 'gradually takes hold.'	White, Todd		369