Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (May 11, 1992)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Banks commit funds to riot areas; regulators to review loan portfolios.	Mullen, Liz		934
Business people speak out about the mayhem's impact.	Shepardson, Monty		1138
City of Hope begins biggest expansion in its history.	Stremfel, Michael		792
Convalescent hospitals feel pinch of sick economy.	Glover, Kara	Industry Overview	689
Crisis' causes and remedies echo the past; post-Watts report found same circumstances, answers.	Rackham, Anne		1101
Decrepit county health care system receives first $100 million in relief.	Stremfel, Michael		1287
Experts are wary store vacancies may rise.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	808
Financial service outlets plan to rebuild.	Mullen, Liz	Industry Overview	868
Foreign businesses anticipate no reduction in their L.A. investing.	Rackham, Anne		682
Heavily damaged Yucaipa pledges to stay.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		504
Hollywood got off comparatively lightly but now tourism is diving.	Shepardson, Monty		811
Home health care firms capture big share of market as insurers cut coverage options.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	1056
Hospital mergers multiply as health care providers attempt to cope with rising costs.	Mullen, Liz	Industry Overview	714
Insurance companies grapple with question of picking up tab for customer AIDS tests.	Bricker, Suzane		739
Insurers Farmers, State Farm lead in riot damage claims.	Mullen, Liz		972
Koreatown merchants speak of betrayal.	White, Todd		1213
Merchants' dreams become nightmarish.	Deady, Tim		1045
Midtown business people survey ruins, seek leadership to rebuild.	Jacobs, Chip		773
New image problems complicate efforts to stymie corporate flight.	Deady, Tim		1053
Oil companies still tallying destruction tab; Arco takes biggest hit as 150 gas stations are damaged.	Hathcock, Jim		709
One more downbeat note jars Long Beach.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		718
Out-patient centers surge forward in the fight to reduce elective costs.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	978
Recession sends health clubs into a slump as customers cut back instead of pump up.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	569
Retailers resurrect damaged, looted stores.	Bricker, Suzane		866
Riot dooms thousands to unemployment.	Shepardson, Monty		759
Riot will tip the scales of housing prices.	Stremfel, Michael	Industry Overview	813
S&Ls operating with shrunken treasures.	Mullen, Liz	Industry Overview	516
Security firms overwhelmed by sudden demand for riot protection.	Hathcock, Jim	Industry Overview	726
South L.A. merchants worry about future.	White, Todd		1163
Surgeons suffer silicone symptoms.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		746