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

1-64 out of 64 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A path to success as the crow flies.	Stremfel, Michael		1781
Accused of being in developer's pocket, publisher gives up posts.	Rackham, Anne		925
Analysts predict Los Angeles County will lose more than its share of jobs in banking.	Mullen, Liz		885
Antelope Valley Bank.			17
AQMD unveils new reforms to help business comply with laws.			139
August Geise.			68
B-2 cutoff could squeeze Northrop over long haul.	Deady, Tim		887
Bankers turn to advertising to benefit from turmoil; campaigns target the disadvantages of banking with giants.	Rackham, Anne		755
Bell Atlantic Business Services.			61
California Korea Bank.			16
California Sport Card Exchange.			47
Capital Bank of California.			20
Congress mulls resuming F-117 fighter production; boon seen for Lockheed if stealth program flies again.	Deady, Tim		456
CSX Intermodal.			48
D'Finest Antiques.			45
Designing men team up for 'one-stop shop.' (Stuart Karten, an industrial designer, and Josh Freeman, a graphic designer, form Freeman & Karten Strategic Design Consultants, a one-stop design shop)	Stremfel, Michael		336
dick clark productions inc.	Shepardson, Monty	Company Profile	71
Disney expansion plan undercuts $100 million office building deal.	Stremfel, Michael		1059
Doerken Properties.			49
Employees at Security Pacific and Bank of America await reverberations from merger.	Tobenkin, David		1107
Entertainment drops far down on the list of most bank lenders.	Mullen, Liz		905
Ever-shifting sands form bedrock of his business.	Rackham, Anne	Company Profile	795
Financially plagued Thrifty Corp. continues to hold down profits at Pacific Enterprises.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		242
Frank Kelly.			31
Fujitsu Business Communications System.			52
Garamendi rattles insurers over workers' comp reform.	Tobenkin, David		1084
General Bank.			18
Guy Schepis.			34
HBO becomes exclusive cable outlet for many Fox releases.			136
Hooper Holmes Inc.			49
Independent film makers find cash tightest in years; woes of Credit Lyonnais scare off majority of lenders.	Glover, Kara		803
Jack Paul.			37
John Ryan.			32
Kevin Lawrence.			47
Law offices of Robin & Carmack.			44
Libertarians' picket makes print - but not in the Times.	Rackham, Anne		419
Merisel signs deal to distribute Compaq computer products.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		316
Morse leads the pack in garment trade list of the most powerful.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		309
Mortgage bankers take up slack in home lending; Federal Reserve helps keep interest low, activity high.	Mullen, Liz		805
National Medical Enterprises Inc.			31
Nevins & Co.			44
North Bay Energy Inc.			53
Northrop to fork out $450,000 in pollution violations settlement.	Jacobs, Chip		334
Officials at Hyatt ink contract covering most hotel workers.			139
Owners locate a way around real estate credit crunch.	Stremfel Michael		1341
Production Photo Graphics.			43
Prospects appear bleak for effort to delay state sales tax hike to boost Christmas sales.	Glover, Kara		298
Register's circulation data fumble benefits Times in Orange County.	Greenberg, Allen		1009
Retailers brace for another sparse holiday season.	Glover, Kara		880
Secured Capital will sell RTC portfolio of nursing homes, loans.	Tobenkin, David		207
Security Trust Co.			25
Small business finds some banks still willing to lend.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		887
Societe Generale.			26
The Bank of California.			45
The Mental Health Association.			47
Tinseltown asks Uncle Sam to rein in Metro Rail.	Jacobs, Chip		925
Tokai Bank of California.			20
Tower Cafe.			42
Turner leads the general contracting pack.	Stremfel, Michael		812
UAW workers at Douglas Aircraft overwhelmingly OK new contract.			66
United World Chinese Commercial Bank.			22
Wal-Mart may enter the Cerritos market.	Glover, Kara		753
William Smith.			38
Zero Corp.			28