Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (February 28, 1994)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A private industry solution for public schools.	Beales, Janet R.		2050
A revived business financing program.	Gershenberg, Aaron		762
A step at a time on the road to rebuilding.	Sussman, Andrew		662
American Red Cross earthquake preparedness checklist for business and industry.			1096
Antelope Valley Fair provides business with telecommuting center.	Schultz, Lloyd		522
Assets of public pension funds soar in bull market.	Tobenkin, David		1562
Banks again look to Legislature to end fee controversy.	Mullen, Liz		820
CalFed sets branch sale as part of clean-up plan.	Mullen, Liz		740
City of Commerce reaches out to business.			1512
Combining commerce and culture in Utah.	Schill, Charlie		1490
Corporate America heads for downtown L.A.			1196
Corporate real estate's bottom line.	Kane, Andy S.		1825
Crisis management for earthquake effected businesses.	Wollard, Ron		766
Disasters and telecommunications network reliability.	Murray, Mike		862
Doing business in Mexico: a primer.	Joyce, R. Michael		3644
Earthquake repair contractors: some sound advice.	Wollard, Ron		1106
Earthquake, not a casualty loss, it's a disaster!	Schonfeld, Richard		1072
Emergency transport requests and ruptured travel arteries put MTA in spotlight after quake.	Smart, Jim		1225
Expansion through consolidation.			774
Finance-related job opportunities abound as compensation improves.	Young, Stanley		1633
Financial institutions' disaster contingency plans pay big dividends.	Casey, Susan		1604
Getting the most out of earthquake insurance.	Galperin, Ron		1505
Goal Line seeks new lows for factory air emissions.	Mullen, Liz		928
Grass-roots capitalism.	Brown, Kathleen		1684
Guys in crayon-colored Spandex - they're (uh) heroes.	Berger, Robin		1157
Hughes Aircraft puts new accent on foreign sales.	Deady, Tim		649
Interstate branching to bring wave of newcomers.	Hamashige, Hope		1037
Investor advocates accuse brokerages of using stall tactics in arbitration hearings.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		918
Iowa wins two corporate expansions.			968
Iwerks Entertainment bolsters amusement ride edge by buying Omni for $34 million.	Berger, Robin		518
Jefferies Group roars back to industry prominence.	Wolin, Merle Linda		1365
L.A.'s car culture takes a turn.	Bebb, Bruce		1263
Lenders worry that quake assistance may backfire.	Hamashige, Hope		997
Lessons learned from the earthquake.	Gagnier, Katie		732
Local Chinese bank becoming financial powerhouse.	Mullen, Liz		938
Movie makers kick off 1994 with box office boom.	Ginsberg, Steve	Industry Overview	904
NAFTA turns BofA onto Mexican market, other banks more cautious.	Seiler, Mike		887
No longer a 'pollution' haven.	Zebrowski, John R.		2939
Omaha adds to its information highway.			869
Out-of-state institutions eye Southland acquisitions.	Hamashige, Hope		865
Political, civic leaders seek council to promote exports under NAFTA.	Glover, Klara		787
Quake rebuilding to unleash flood of muni bonds.	Curran, Ron		1275
Reaching for new highs.	Millard, Pete		2633
Santa Monica draws plethora of financial tenants.	Trief, Jaymes		849
Santa Monica firm capitalizes on draw of American entertainment.	Ginsberg, Steve		916
Should prevailing wage be scrapped for quake repairs?	Rackham, Anne		909
Skunk Works scents more business in defense/space.	Deady, Tim		711
Small banks struggle to identify new loan customers.	Nenad, Deena Higgs		838
Southland firms step up employees' volunteer work.	Deady, Tim		852
Southland traders cast a wary eye at brewing trade war with Japan.	Glover, Kara	Industry Overview	619
Speeding the recovery from psychological aftershocks.	Clouse, Monty		1053
Stock brokerage sings Trilling's praises.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1400
Structural and seismic engineering reviews.	Silver, Douglas		936
Telecommuting comes of age.	Backer, James S.		1049
Ten practical tips to maximize insurance recoveries following the earthquake.	Meyer, Keith A.		2196
The Association of Contingency Planners.			628
The bonds for industry process.	Gershenberg, Aaron		1202
The California comeback.	Wilson, Pete		1774
The economy of the 21st century.	Garamendi, John		1531
Theme parks shell out $30 million on new attractions.	Deady, Tim		737
Travel Store expects 25% hike in billings while rivals struggle.	Deady, Tim		732
Two rivals bump in drive for real estate data service.	Berton, Brad		1187
UniHealth response sets example for future disaster planning.	Waskul, Greg		1241
What to do when your business suffers as a result of a natural disaster.	Anastasi, Joe		1321
Why corporate facilities cost too much.	Whitlock, Todd		1831