Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (November 29, 1993)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Cities' service: teaching city staffs to treat businesses respectfully.	Brown, Marco		1387
Companies want to know: what's really the lowest cost?	Stephan, Dan		1286
Holiday box office fare looks solid but not blockbuster.	Ginsberg, Steve		894
How the AQMD keeps businesses here.	Fray, William J.		1366
Interactive tech companies target amusement parks.	Ginsberg, Steve		661
Law firm re-ups at Century City offices for $25 million.	Berton, Bernard		702
LAX waves off airlines that won't pay hiked fees.	Deady, Tim		857
Loral Aeronutronic gives Southland a lift.			1370
Ms. Goldberg goes to City Hall; newcomer Councilwoman Jackie Goldberg brings fresh force to ongoing battles.	Rackham, Anne	Biography	1451
Old New York Seltzer seeks new equity investors: company operates under Chapter 11 bankruptcy shield.	Berger, Robin		766
Prudential and Pleasanton join forces: the company's business park shows how the right location and a good business-government partnership can aid relocations.	Hai-Ou Yang		1532
Ruling nears in suit over BofA bounced-check fees; grocers association protests bank's charges as unfair.	Mullen, Liz		462
Southland retail sales show signs tailspin may be ended; sales have been flat or up since March, experts note.	Glover, Kara	Industry Overview	568
State insurance pool to tap insurers for $150 million.	Mullen, Liz		627
Three projects' woes illustrate saga of Hollywood revival gone wrong.	Berton, Brad		2178
Transamerica to sell its final 27% stake in spinoff insurance concern.	Mullen, Liz		686
Travel company employment numbers head south; recession, disasters continue to cut into travel demand.	Deady, Tim	Industry Overview	574
Why build-to-suits are suitable for relocation.	Belden, Dwight		1743
Why Tinseltown still loves those glitzy premieres.	Ginsberg, Steve		1106