Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (May 9, 1994)

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Title	Author	Words
A network that is world class.	Sparrow, Larry	956
Alice in wonderLAN: high capacity office networks.	Roth, Bob	1219
Bank industry 'techies' develop branch-free future; move to on-line banking similar to earlier ATM trend.	Hamashige, Hope	1132
Business as usual for downtown Los Angeles after Northridge Quake.	Eggleston, Gerald L.	1169
Business brokers report business is good in Southland; brokers see the effects of exploding pent-up demand.	Glover, Kara	552
CRA faces challenge in refinancing mortgage bonds; underwriter faces May 16 deadline to lower interest rate.	Berger, Robin	738
Downtown marketing council continues to "ceLAbrate" downtown.	Ganatra, Nisha	701
Downtown office market outlook.	Dezzutti, Bert E.	582
Downtown sees significant decline in sublease inventory.	Marcussen, Steven E.	674
Financial institutions adapt to rising interest rates; mortgage bankers may face toughest short-term future.	Hamashige, Hope	837
Hawthorne Savings looks to restructure, sell branches; CEO Braly says he doesn't expect regulator action.	Mullen, Liz	735
Highly rated Pico Rivera bank aims to overcome longstanding obscurity.	Trief, Jaymes	1311
Imperial looks to finance wedding between Hollywood, Silicon Valley.	Hamashige, Hope	748
Keeping long distance telecommunications competitive.	Frockt, David S.	1664
Local Asian banks try to break out of ethnic niche; Spanish-speaking staffs hired to serve Hispanic clients.	Trief, Jaymes	1168
Local banking industry job losses begin to subside; but depository institution employment 20% below peak.	Trief, Jaymes	864
Local hotel business up in March, signals slump may be over.	Deady, Tim	774
Long distance resellers help growing companies reduce costs.	Shaw, Steven	642
Major bank consortium to launch new electronic service.	Higgs, Deena	1134
Making telecommunications work for you.	Cesan, Bill	1219
Mortgage lenders unveil plethora of new programs; rising interest rates cause refinance market to dry up.	Waldman, Alan	1912
Multi-agency task force cracks down on quake fraud; so far 24 people have been hit with criminal complaints.	Glover, Kara	863
Neighborhoods around rail stations may get funds; state mulls bill to cite these areas for redevelopment.	Rackham, Anne R.	629
New fair-lending guidelines draw mixed response; many officials at small banks express deep concern.	Trief, Jaymes	1298
One Price Clothing Stores plans to enter Southland market in big way.	Glover, Kara	563
Post-earthquake purchases help retail sales surge; some see February figures presaging end of recession.	Glover, Kara	663
Public develops fetish for fetishes; New Age set hits Venice to grab up stone carvings handcrafted in Zuni nation.	Berton, Brad	896
Stockholders have lots to say about Southland oil companies' earnings.	Berger, Robin	790
The new Pershing Square - a symbol of downtown's bright future.	McAlister, John	1489
Valet firm serves up (and services) your car at LAX's portals.	Leven, Pamela S.	1023
Value of seven L.A. area teams posts 10% gain.	Deady, Tim	1486
Vision for downtown looks far different from today, experts say.	Karpe, Keith H.	1917
Wardlaw courts a new career; lawyer William Wardlaw turns to investment management, keeps his hand in as political strategist.	Berger, Robin	1292
Western Waste stock hits six-month high as hauler reports earnings rise.	Mullen, Liz	725
Why your business needs a communication strategy.	Shimamoto, Scott	1574
Wilshire businesses' subway construction lawsuits mount; firms, MTA differ over who's forcing litigation.	Rackham, Anne	1286