Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (November 8, 1993)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Appeals court gives green light to clean-gas work at 2 oil refineries.	Mullen, Liz		1095
City of L.A.'s new 'film czar' already winning fans: Cluff instituting tactics that worked for L.A. County.	Hamashige, Hope		1086
Concern about copycat liability grips major Hollywood studios.	Nodell, Bobbi		856
Downtown Los Angeles hotels cater to business travelers with a variety of packages.	Johnson, Joyce		881
Famed art center designs new directions for new era.	Berton, Brad		1129
Foreign box-office receipts set to surpass U.S. take: many U.S. flops become big hits at theaters overseas.	Nodell, Bobbi		1357
Funding interruption adds to SBA lending slowdown: and competition grows even as recession cuts volume.	Glover, Kara		626
Glitter Gulch, Silicon Valley wedding still far off: insiders see many obstacles for interactive to overcome.	Ginsberg, Steve		864
High-tech video games emerge as newest profit source for major Hollywood studios.	Hamashige, Hope		1041
Hollywood businesses seek ally in combatting tax: they fear assessment amid construction tumult, recession.	Rackham, Anne		924
Homeward bound: off road experiences from America's largest telecommuter.	McLarty, Carol		980
Local television outlets trade profits for service in ongoing fire coverage.	Ginsberg, Steve		741
Long Beach factory plan may founder on railcar pact delay: $200 million contract may hinge on gaining state aid.	Rackham, Anne		631
Quaker City Bancorp. plans $50 million stock debut: mutual s&l seeks IPO for cash to finance acquisitions.	Mullen, Liz		791
Rail agencies tangle over legal spending.	Rackham, Anne		548
Rising raises major projects: Nelson Rising's negotiating savvy helps Maguire Thomas get big developments off the ground.	Berton, Brad		1291
State's back-up insurance plan sees $30 million payout on Malibu fires.	Mullen, Liz		1069
Truckers ready nationwide protest over diesel prices: Southland truckers protest state environmental policies.	Glover, Kara		1122
Utility workers brave the hot spots to restore service to fire-hit locales.	Berger, Robin		839
Who gets the blame for L.A. losing Super Bowl bid?	Deady, Tim		1144