Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (February 14, 1994)

Title	Author	Type	Words
20th Century Industries takes a big hit from quake.	Mullen, Liz		1018
Are Japanese planning pullout from Hollywood?	Ginsberg, Steve		1233
Brokers scramble amid shambles of their own offices; quakes slams Beitler, Sands San Fernando Valley outlets.	Berton, Brad		559
Candy, flowers are OK for Valentines' Day but....			894
Care providers' mettle tested in aftermath of quake; they treat 9,300 casualties, assess damaged structures.	Nenad, Deena Higgs		1294
Commercial real estate world remains pretty static.	Berton, Brad		588
Court to decide if 'silver' fillings are health hazard; ruling could affect thousands of L.A. dentists, patients.	Huebler, Dana		1150
Demand for counseling services soars after quake.	Howard, Bob		1294
Dentists get their fill of quake-related business losses; boil-water order helped take away dentists' lifeblood.	Wolin, Merle Linda		1137
Earth Technology acquisition sets stage for employee, market surge.	Mullen, Liz		761
Even temblor fails to really turn employers on to telecommuting.	Deady, Tim		856
Flap grows over prenatal care for illegal immigrants; Wilson scored over plan to eliminate program funds.	Hamashige, Hope		1151
Interactive cable channel sets 1995 service startup; venture links ACTV with Prime Ticket, William Morris.	Ginsberg, Steve		772
Jacobs Engineering: the next generation; founder Joseph Jacobs' handpicked successor, Noel Watson boosts earnings even in tough times.	Mullen, Liz	Company Profile	1356
Medical transcriptionists feel the heat of hospital cost cutting efforts.	Drum, David		1483
Mergers abound in Southland as health reform looms; survival provides impetus for flurry of consolidations.	Howard, Bob		1635
Most Southland hospitals recover quickly from temblor's disruption.			1077
MTA takes a new look at minority-subcontracting rules.	Rackham, Anne		1157
New venture brings do-it-yourself approach to computer-based media.	Deady, Tim		686
Ports, airport wary of new air quality rules due from EPA; they fear improvement tab could drive away business.	Mullen, Liz		1090
Post production firms reconfigure into Four Media; investment includes funds for Burbank plant upgrade.	Ginsberg, Steve		755
Princess Cruises to buy two more 'love boats' for $700 million total.	Deady, Tim		641
Repercussions still shake insurers after court ruling; provision of experimental care remains controversial issue.	Drum, David		1655
Ruling could lead to moving experience for doctors; hospitals-owned medical buildings face new strictures.	Howard, Bob		1409
Study finds lure of Chinatown fades with inattention.	Glover, Kara		1043
Study reports 16 Southland hotels changed their ownership last year.	Deady, Tim		829
Viva strives to bring managed care to the inner city; L.A.'s newest HMO is slated to open doors March 1.	Hamashige, Hope		1047