Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (November 1, 1993)

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Title	Author	Words
Airlines will appeal ban OK in dogfight over landing fees.	Deady, Tim	861
Bypassing racism.	Glover, Kara	1164
CalFed offers cut-rate cash-out on real estate deal.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	981
Cellular telephone newcomer postpones market entry; L.A. Cellular sets unveiling of digital service this week.	Deady, Tim	676
Congress working to reform inner-city lending law; 'putting teeth' into law may help revive L.A. economy.	Hamashige, Hope	1437
Court rulings lighten the load in county's trash woes.	Mullen, Liz	1275
Defense contractors ranking echoes declining business; TRW unit leads List as it actually increases contracts.	Deady, Tim	602
Everyone likes movies - but 'not in my back yard'; some wealthy areas strongly oppose location filming.	Ginsberg, Steve	647
Good news glimmers as lower home prices spur sales, bankruptcies ease.	Cole, Benjamin Mark	293
Home equity lenders mobilizing opposition to federal crackdown.	Nodell, Bobbi	1095
Home equity loan volume drops in spite of attractive interest rates.	Nodell, Bobbi	623
L.A. lenders see narrowing of interest rate spread; difference between deposit rates, loan rates shrinking.	Mullen, Liz	860
Lenders grapple with revised SBA loan guarantees; SBA institutes changes, shifting more risk to lenders.	Glover, Kara	1172
Local officials keep up efforts to lure sports events; numerous events await in wings despite Super Bowl loss.	Deady, Tim	838
Los Angeles Times to cut 100 from staff, trim frequency and size of zoned editions.	Ginsberg, Steve	680
MTA awards $65 million subway tunnel contract; impropriety allegations hit station contract award efforts.	Rackham, Anne	559
Owner Shuwa comes out on top in Chase Plaza spat; but law firm tenant wins refund on rent overpayment.	Berton, Brad	817
Political experts urge business people to get in the act; they say business leaders are missing opportunities.	Rackham, Anne	704
Quarterly losses afflict two L.A.-area financial giants; CalFed, GlenFed both struggle with non-performers.	Mullen, Liz	875
Radio station's sale sparks furor over Korea Times; critics claim publisher wants to dominate the media.	Ginsberg, Steve	683
Retailers, restaurateurs bask in the glow of Universal CityWalk.	Glover, Kara	867
Rockefeller affiliate buys control of Malibu Canyon business park.	Berton, Brad	756
Small L.A. banks target niche markets to survive; specialization helps banks develop long-term clients.	Hamashige, Hope	820
Southland banks retain high credit card interest rates.	Nodell, Bobbi	1221
Trustee shutters Red Onions, seeks individual buyers; deal falls through to sell last 10 restaurants as a group.	Glover, Kara	495
Views mixed on plan for natural gas 'bulletin board'; enthusiasm vies with wariness over trading network.	Berger, Robin	859
What's quote of the day at this auto training center?	Glover, Kara	1351