Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (January 10, 1994)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Agencies' disunity reportedly hampers tourism promotion.	Deady, Tim		833
Business Week slams Angeles Corp. REIT but ... some investors may have profited despite stock's drop.	Berger, Robin		771
California Federal shareholders meet to discuss $615 million bid.	Mullen, Liz		983
Carson gives its OK to county's largest outlet mall: groundbreaking for L.A. MetroMall is set for this spring.	Glover, Kara		494
Competition increases among property managers: Cushman & Wakefield of California takes top spot.	Berton, Brad		573
Dividing the territory: real estate brokers Michael Zugsmith and David Thind focus on two turfs.	Berton, Brad		1350
Dome - shape of things to come?	Berton, Brad		1178
Downtown L.A. redevelopment cap hits hurdle.	Rackham, Anne		745
Electric utilities urge new approach to setting rates: they want more flexibility geared to market conditions.	Berger, Robin		788
Entrepreneur Ziman buys more office properties: he snares buildings in Woodland Hills, Beverly Hills.	Berton, Brad		669
Exhibitors have high hopes for new convention center: Auto Show introduces consumers to expanded facility.	Deady, Tim		634
First Charter Bank raises $6 million with offering: capital injection raises enough capital to satisfy regulators.	Mullen, Liz		600
First Interstate takes novel road to lending for affordable homes.	Mullen, Liz		735
Hooray for Hollywood! It's expected to create 8,000 jobs.	Ginsberg, Steve		854
Tune-out of anti-social rap may hit chord on radio stations' bottom line.	Ginsberg, Steve		669
USC moving along the highway - with purchasing service.	Deady, Tim		658
Vons readies new Compton store while closing others: supermarket looks for profit where competition is lacking.	Glover, Kara		470