Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (March 11, 1991)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
20th Century Industries.			32
Accountants prove their worth as clients struggle through financial reorganization.	Goldgaber, Arthur		754
Accountants tell clients to fight recession with caution.	Mullen, Liz		1227
Accountants turn to software to speed computation: programs eliminate manual work, increase analysis time.	Goldgaber,, Arthur		757
Apple One again heads ranking of L.A. area personnel agencies.	Ohebsion, Moji		416
AT&T lines up the year's largest lease in downtown L.A.	Stremfel, Michael		381
Autobody shop owners get bent out of shape over recycling rule.	Jacobs, Chip		979
Beard gets hairy job steering firm through turmoil.	Goldgaber, Arthur		363
Builders won't drink to plan to conserve water.	Stremfel, Michael		729
City National Corp.			32
Complex legal disputes turn accountants into sleuths: attorneys increasingly call accountants as expert witnesses.	Goldgaber, Arthur		752
Defense fraud persists despite crackdown: prosecutor's office probes 50 Southland fraud complaints.	Deady, Tim		863
Dillenbeck sails into top Long Beach port berth.	White, Todd		388
Ernst & Young faces state board ruling by end of year in Lincoln Savings license case.	Mullen, Liz		815
Family business passalong can get tricky: personal, tax problems can snag ownership transfers.	Chamberlain, Eric		910
Fin-syn changes may spur waves of deals: buyouts, mergers in the wings if FCC rule is scrapped.	Rackham, Anne		678
Fox eyes Calabasas for studio/TV facility: it still prefers to merge studio, TV station on Westside.	Rackham, Anne		829
Gardena mulls selling insurance to cities: join venture with insurer to offer liability coverage.	Tobenkin, David		884
Gay video magazine debuts amid debate over commercial content; VCR publication seeks advertisers locked out of TV.	Rackham, Anne		800
Horsey set seeks out the auction: affluent go shopping for potential Kentucky Derby winners at a Pomona sale.	Deady, Tim		1120
Investor Marks goes Hollywood.	Ohebsion, Moji		252
Job growth outpaces housing for workers: study shows downtown L.A. boom left many behind.	Jacobs, Chip		470
Kuwaiti contracts alone won't be cure for recession.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1328
L.A. deputy mayor is appointed interim CRA administrator.	Jacobs, Chip		339
Lawyer leads firm to help ailing people.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		168
Layoffs burgeon as accountants fight red ink.	Mullen, Liz		1395
Long Beach's Asian connection expands.	White, Todd		972
Magnetek is a Drexel-sponsored deal that really did turn to gold.	White, Todd		804
Merisel back in the black after 2 losses.	White, Todd		383
Negotiate even when being confronted with being fired, expert suggests.	Block, Barbara		733
Pacific Heritage Bank's newly appointed president is challenged by two-to-one odds.	Tobenkin, David		344
Parsons hopeful its Kuwaiti experience will bring contracts.	Rackham, Anne		247
Punitive damages ruling's impact murky: effect on pending California cases remains unclear.	Goldgaber, Arthur		502
Rough times buffet Buffums store chain: major retailer posts losses as Australian parent quivers.	Glover, Kara		716
Santa Anita Realty Enterprises.			33
Santa Monica Bank.			31
Subway system urged to aid poor locales: transit district chief criticizes current Metro Rail plans.	Jacobs, Chip		437
The pragmatic politician.	Jacobs, Chip	Biography	1672
Tourism, convention industries fear police-beating video impact: incident may harm image of city and hurt business.	Deady, Tim		731
Trans World Bancorp.			24
TV firms, studios on tenterhooks over syndication decision.	Glover, Kara		910
Union's Stillwell savors success.	Glover, Kara		339
Will Milken benefit from the Magnetek deal?	White, Todd		512