Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (June 3, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Pru-Cal' shrinks, but it's still biggest house on the block.	Stremfel, Michael		359
A model technology for the future: 'stereolithography' employs a Star Wars approach toward creating industrial prototypes.	White, Todd		910
Analyst forecasts profits gusher for oil firms after 1991 doldrums.	Glover, Kara		528
Architect by design.	Stremfel, Michael	Biography	1445
Bank to seek buyer for Carson hotel sitting unfinished for two years.	Stremfel, Michael		829
Big banks favor spreading their branches: but some independents are fearful of being overshadowed.	Tobenkin, David		723
Bill would take taxes out of contractors hands: measure is worth an estimated $320 million this year.	Fine, Howard		680
Cars and cigarettes top Japan-L.A. exchange list: trade pattern 'increasingly looks like that of a colony.'	White, Todd		523
Cash pay going under the table erodes economy.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1281
Casio to buy 58% of Torrance company.	White, Todd		173
City Council faces off against mayor in power showdown.	Deady, Tim		1236
Covina-based bank uses Inland Empire route to expansion.	Tobenkin, David		192
Escrow/title deposits surging into banks: inflow echoes realty upturn, aids some banks' assets.	Tobenkin, David		680
Fee sends redevelopment agencies to court: CRA alone will lose $2 million unless court intervenes.	Jacobs, Chip		429
Investment group kicks in $100 million to keep sneaker-making L.A. Gear on its feet.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		395
Lockheed unit wins parking tickets pact: but Councilman Holden still seeks to scrap the deal.	Jacobs, Chip		558
Matchmaker brings small biz owners and USC pupils together.	Ohebsion, Moji		185
Movie studios sweat out summer season of high-stakes films.	Glover, Kara		1263
OPEC session is not expected to jog static oil prices locally.	Rees, David		1041
Retail sales down 1.9% locally in March but statewide sales worse.	Glover, Kara		268
Seven black businesses in county honored for leadership rankings.	Chamberlain, Eric		602
The Improv has businesses laughing the way to the bank.	Glover, Kara		209
Top executives bled FNN into its grave, claim suit and SEC filing; network's funds allegedly diverted to offshore banks.	Rackham, Anne		1115
Tough times smack venture capital firms: still, Warburg Pincus expands its leadership position.	Rees, David		666
Trio of companies agree to clone clients' data and preserve it in 'electronic vaults.' (Newsmakers)	White, Todd		339
Vet firm wants to turn shares into pet stock.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		264
Woodland Hills firm is the first quarter's top money manager.	Cole, Benkamin Mark		482