Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (December 27, 1993)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A unique breed of fire fighter: Fair Plan General Manager Stuart Wilkinson takes on the high insurance risks.	Mullen, Liz	Biography	1330
AQMD move brings cheer to Southland businesses; agency board sets vote on continuation of carpool rules.	Mullen, Liz		788
California Federal management draws stockholder ire; bank set to disclose plans sometime in first quarter.	Mullen, Liz		538
Change will energize 1994 - and beyond.	Stevens, Craig		937
Chapter 11 filing clouds future of troubled condo project; CRA could lose millions of dollars on Spring Street project.	Rackham, Anne		806
Commercial real estate to remain in trough in 1994; affordable housing sector may see uptick in activity.	Berton, Brad	Industry Overview	1454
Health care restructuring to accelerate during 1994; HMOs expected to keep reaping benefits of reforms.	Hamashige, Hope	Industry Overview	1130
Hotel plans multimillion dollar claim for Metro Rail damage; Mid-Wilshire hotel alleges structural, financial damage.	Rackham, Anne		710
Insurance industry preparing to embrace reforms; state may adopt comprehensive care program in '94.	Mullen, Liz	Industry Overview	1356
Interviews.		Interview	4615
Is clean air good business?	Kun, Veronica		1687
L.A. faces fourth straight year of declining job rolls; but international trade, entertainment show promise.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1574
L.A. gets a sidewalk vending law, after four years of consideration.	Glover, Kara		762
L.A. retail sales projected to inch upward in 1994; new Clinton taxes may revive consumer cautiousness.	Glover, Kara	Industry Overview	923
L.A. tourism industry poised for rebound in 1994; expanded center, soccer contest raise industry hopes.	Deady, Tim	Industry Overview	1057
More dark clouds loom on L.A.'s horizon for 1994; jobs and people to continue their exodus from county.	Rackham, Anne		1158
Mortgage holders take control of ABC Entertainment Center tower.	Berton, Brad		684
Movie folk see 1994 as even a better showing than record breaking 1993.	Ginsberg, Steve		1163
Pottery owner discovers cold hard cash in soft wet clay.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1069
Preparing for oil spill response helps reduce potential liabilities.			886
Prominent Los Angeles landlords speak out on doing deals and influencing lease transactions.	Hodges, Audrey		1241
Recycling ideas into jobs.	Detwiller, Paula		1498
REO market forms major opportunity for brokers expert in new client agenda.	Ansoorian, Art		913
Riverboat gambling proves to be a good deal for Calabasas operator.	Deady, Tim		653
Santa Monica environmental firm plans $6 million IPO.	Mullen, Liz		648
Shipping to shore-up local economy.	Hamashige, Hope		1622
Slight improvement seen for banks, thrifts in 1994; but industry's slogan remains, 'Stay alive until 1995.' (Special Report: Forecast 1994) (Industry Overview)	Hamashige, Hope	Industry Overview	1647
The Earth Trust Foundation: supporting innovative business ideas in service of social justice and the environment.	Nichols, Matthew		1227
The globalization of tenant representation.	Campbell, Brian T.		1437
Top L.A. executives forecast stronger 1994 earnings; but most say L.A. will not recover until 1995 or later.	Stremfel, Michael		1231
UCLA Extension inaugurates Certificate Program in Site Investigation and Remediation.	Watson, John G.		1033
Vietnam trade changes spark some cautious optimism; loosening of trade barriers is good news for local firms.	Berger, Robin		1070
Wall Street projects L.A. earnings growth for 1994; many L.A. companies likely to outperform S&P 500.	Berger, Robin		953