Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (January 24, 1994)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Already jolted real estate market takes another hit: most dramatic impact is expected to be only temporary.	Rackham, Anne		1328
And now rebuilding of the infrastructure begins in Southland.	Rackham, Anne		812
Banking on this lawyer: Cynthia McClain-Hill shifts from the law to investment banking at CS First Boston.	Berger, Robin		1703
Construction, environmental, waste firms' stocks up.	Mullen, Liz		893
Entertainment industry gets buffeted by temblor: minor damage is reported and some work is disrupted.	Ginsberg, Steve		679
Hughes Aircraft expects its satellites to soar in 1994.	Deady, Tim		728
Insurers figure little of $30 billion possible damages may be covered.	Mullen, Liz		836
L.A. takes another lickin', keeps on tickin': massive Southland economy withstands another shock.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		975
Largest security guard companies hold their own: Wells Fargo Guard becomes No. 1 through acquisition.	Stremfel, Michael		614
Lawmakers eye reviving earthquake insurance fund.	Mullen, Liz		883
Local utilities bounce back to restore service quickly: power, water, gas reactivated for most sites rapidly.	Berger, Robin		1302
Newspapers keep the presses rolling - somehow: TV stations' continuous coverage trims bottom lines.	Ginsberg, Steve		1054
Ratings firms review Southland bonds, avoid post-quake reaction.	Berger, Robin		746
Retailers see a glimmer of hope as they assess losses: despite retailer setbacks, many see a jump in business.	Glover, Kara		518
Shocks run gamut from retailing giants to the mom-and-pop shops.	Glover, Kara		919
Tourism industry does not expect quake to have long-term impact.	Deady, Tim	Industry Overview	938
Valley aerospace facilities take a big hit in quake: many operations are forced to shut down for a time.	Deady, Tim		741