Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (February 4, 1991)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
1990 home sales in county drop 16.5 percent from 1989.			201
Asian banks prosper amid industrywide trauma: lenders concentrate on serving their own communities.	Goldgaber, Arthur		1008
Beverly Hamilton.			36
Broad Inc. forms real estate investment subsidiary: Sun America Partners will pursue joint and solo ventures.	Tobekin, David		440
Chamber president rebukes mayor for appointment to CRA.	Jacobs, Chip		416
Daniel Siegel.			78
Dark clouds are gathering over downtown plan.	Stremfel, Michael		988
Defense contractors still have not been enlisted to replenish military.	Deady, Tim		740
Despite lower '90 attendance, theme parks maintain expansion plans.	Glover, Kara		1046
Ethnic cores defy economic slump.	Rackham, Anne		741
Feds seek buyer for Columbia S&L assets before the seized thrift deteriorates more.	Tobenkin, David		1038
Foreign language media finds a receptive audience: newspapers face advertising slump in glutted market.	Rackham, Anne		1158
Hate crimes grow here and countrywide as Asian businesses gain economic prosperity.	Mullen, Liz		912
He's never stopped building.	Stremfel, Michael	Biography	1126
How troubled is the situation at retail giant Carter Hawley Hale? It may be seeking finances possible only in dire straits.	Glover, Kara		860
Japanese investment pours new life into Torrance: the South Bay houses about 650 Japanese businesses.	Mullen, Liz		1043
Kelso to pay $160 million for 45% of MagneTek.	White, Todd		485
Korean business people find prosperity in contract garment work.	Mullen, Liz		1412
L.A.'s trade growth outpaces nation's as it retains lead spot.	White, Todd		758
LACTC prepares plan to deal with 'energy emergency.' (Los Angeles County Transportation Commission)	Jacobs, Chip		328
LAX sees 1.7 percent passenger rise in first 10 months of 1990.			149
Local gasoline prices decline 3 to 6 cents as big crude supply keeps driving cost down.	Rees, David		602
Lockheed's fortunes will change in 4th quarter, experts say.	Deady, Tim		369
Marv gets koi with movie stars: aquarium installer and fish-tender is luring rabbis, lawyers as clients.	Jacobs, Chip		1316
Michael Fiorina.			33
Movers bring shakers into new Long Beach tower: 24-story Landmark Square opens its doors to tenants.	Stremfel, Michael		564
National Medical Enterprises.			32
One good promotion deserving of another in the executive offices of Teledyne Inc.	Rees, David		362
Persian Gulf war tumult hikes business for some: public flocks to newspapers, cable TV - and shrinks.	Ohebsion, Moji		792
Pioneer Chicken files bankruptcy for 2nd time in just 2 years.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		679
Richard Cornejo.			41
Rockwell merges two electronics divisions.	Deady, Tim		90
Ruling is due for Edison merger with San Diego utility.	White, Todd		321
Security Pacific Bank to boost contracts with women, minorities to upward of $25 million.	Tobenkin, David		294
Small businesses weather recession by staying small: real estate-related businesses feel industrywide slump.	Goldgaber, Arthur		672
Teradata Corp. rebounds from rare losing quarter.	White, Todd		491
Thomas Tardio.			28
Thrifts fortify reserves at the expense of fourth-quarter profits.	Tobenkin, David		505
Tutor-Saliba-Prini wins Metro Rail pact.	Chamberlain, Eric		156
William Graham.			47