Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (September 23, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Activists wary of banks' planned merger.	Tobenkin, David		755
Aerospace engineer begins manufacturing new generation of robots for industrial use.	White, Todd		400
Airport retailers explore new methods to lure customers as concession business wilts.	Glover, Kara		494
Airports fly into growth pattern.	Mullen, Liz		1264
Amgen Inc.			24
Ashton-Tate's Torrance unit to close under pending buyout.	White, Todd		231
Borman group takes charge of Todd Shipyard Corp. board.			77
Bright idea: Edison may bill customers for sunlight.	White, Todd		1205
CB Commercial local management revised.	Stremfel, Michael		318
Corporate espionage has a new name, a growing trade group.	Rackham, Anne		311
Corporate moves: firms find Downtown L.A. attractive.	Marcussen, Steve		738
Despite current woes, LA's future looks good.	Kyser, Jack		1415
Despite obvious fatalities, designer retailers stay fat on Rodeo Drive.	Glover, Kara		613
Edison poised to dive into desalination business.	White, Todd		464
First Boston names head of West Coast real estate.	Stremfel, Michael		275
Goldwyn, Heritage Entertainment merging.	Glover, Kara		276
It's survival of the fittest for L.A. defense firms.	Deady, Tim		1597
James Boaz.			24
KMAX-FM owner buys two new stations to extend listenership.			108
Langford succeeds Judson as president atop Parsons Corp.	Tobenkin, David		262
LAX expansion unlikely despite cargo space crunch.	White, Todd		817
LAX users begin cleanup of water contamination.	Mullen, Liz		1315
Legislation enabling workers to take family leave makes its way to Gov. Wilson's desk.	Jacobs, Chip		355
Long Beach faces loss of millions of dollars as half of airlines serving airport take off.	Glover, Kara		417
Marioni relinquishes posts at Superior National Insurance.			122
Matlow-Kennedy.			328
Mr. 'Taste of L.A.' vanishes in a flurry of rubber checks.	Rackham, Anne		851
Newhall Land & Farming Co.			558
Officials ponder LAX privatization, fee hike to transform the airport into a profit center.	Jacobs, Chip		1118
PacificCorp Electric Operations.			338
R. Lawrence Olin.			27
RB Furniture's new top brass to pare chain to just the Southland.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		731
Real Estate Investment Trust.			25
Rep. Stark sics IRS onto plan for Health Net to go for-profit.			147
Right Start Inc.			36
RTC to unload 14 properties from 6 states at its largest-ever auction in Palm Springs.	Stremfel, Michael		516
Rykoff-Sexton Inc.			27
Solving the transportation problem.	Taylor, Wendy		1084
Some key Econowatch indicators seem to have reached their nadir.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		356
Southland: economy remains strong.	Remy, Ray		1145
Subcontractors especially hard hit.	Deady, Tim		370
Three hotels' financial headaches spur concern about others in L.A.	Deady, Tim		945
TransAmerica announces it will relocate subsidiary out of L.A.			128
Travelers, shuttle operators struggle with strictures.	Deady, Tim		878
Trojan spearheads redevelopment: USC real estate chief Gerald Trimble is key to a giant commercial project.	Stremfel, Michael	company profile	2149
UCLA expects recession to carry into '92.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		472
Underwriter backs out, canceling plans for secondary stock offering by Acqua Group.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		334
United Airlines still busiest carrier at LAX.	Deady, Tim		461
Veterinary Centers of America Inc.			41
Who will preside over the Longshoremen's Union?	White, Todd		558
Whose little car are you? Feds will decide.	White, Todd		906
Work begins on $20 million HQ for L.A. Chamber of Commerce.	Stremfel, Michael		362
Yoshio Tanaka.			24