Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (September 19, 1994)

Title	Author	Type	Words
AHI Healthcare plans to march on Southeast, beefs up HQ staff.	Shinkman, Ronald		449
Analysts see cumbersome but manageable Ralphs debt; Yucaipa puts price for Ralphs Grocery at $1.5 billion.	Glover, Kara		642
Analysts see possibilities in street talk about insurer 20th Century.	Shinkman, Ronald		842
AQMD penalties grow in first eight months of year; big Texaco settlement could account for much of rise.	Mullen, Liz		460
Auto engine parts maker Edelbrock plans offering.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		473
Banking and finance who's who: L.A.'s foremost money movers.			10421
Cheetah races for software sales; Bobby Darroll's company creates systems to help the retail world work better.	Deady, Tim		833
Court-appointed trustee fires blast at Bruce McNall.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1027
Cushman-Wakefield restructures local operations; move also involves changes in New York-area offices.	Berton, Brad		333
Daily News joins Orange County, San Diego papers in ad network.	Spring, Greg		735
Experience, marketing clout give Delta Dental a big edge in county.	Shinkman, Ronald		560
Hughes layoffs look not to be the last for industry; industry experts say another 60,000 jobs could be lost.	Deady, Tim		507
Metrobank hits billion-dollar mark with acquisition; bank could become one of top 20 in state if deal gets OK.	Mullen, Liz		441
Oil concerns stand to lose use of millions of barrels of offshore oil.	Mullen, Liz		586
Plans for Max Factor project fall victim to Hollywood troubles.	Rackham, Anne		804
Scores of retailers eye new opportunities in L.A. County; improving economy, low rents spur leasing activity.	Glover, Kara		836
Shortage of adequately trained work force plagues manufacturers.	Spring, Greg		734
Skid row is her ministry; Skid Row Development Corp.'s Martha Brown Hicks has found her meaningful calling.	Rackham, Anne		1068
Software firm owners decry government neglect; southland touted as about to become major industry player.	Deady, Tim		778
South Bay newspaper Easy Reader lures advertisers with zoned editions.	Spring, Gred		558
Southland manufacturers cite concerns.	Hamashige, Hope		1217
Southland plant managers undertake restructurings; Ameron cuts its salaried management staff by 20%.	Shinkman, Ronald		981
Suit slamming L.A. towing contract policy thrown out; other suit on towing pacts remains in place despite ruling.	Rackham, Anne		501
Warner Bros. inks historic movie deal with Chinese.	Spring, Greg		534