Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (April 24, 1995)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Bagels on a roll in Southland.	Glover, Kara		991
Base closures present state with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.	Fisher, Bonnie	Column	829
Bogard Staffing steps up to 39th place on the top 100 list.			969
Brokers say several big Westside deals will likely close by year's end.	Young, Douglas		777
City of L.A. relinquishes effort to find convention hotel developer.	Turner, Dan		914
Critics question City of L.A.'s commitment to historic core plan.	Kim, Howard		1242
Defense conversions lead to lower South Bay industrial vacancy rates.	Turner, Dan		1000
Developers planning two major projects in Glendale.	Young, Douglas		758
Downtown L.A. trudges through sublease quagmire.	Young, Douglas		721
DreamWorks narrows its list of possible studio locations to four.	Young, Douglas		795
Enhancing portfolio yield through securities lending.	Wroblewski, Dan		1115
First and foremost, the fundamentals of the stock market.	Goss, Jack Gregory		978
Hong Kong brokerage opens office in Los Angeles.	Young, Douglas		923
IRS audits don't necessarily have to be a horribly taxing experience.	Poteshman, Mel		686
L.A. investors chase final properties of failed thrifts.	Young, Douglas		753
Leadership in the 21st century.	Shimoyama, Vivian L.		1169
Legal costs, failed project plan carry Hawthorne to brink, auditor reports.	Rackham, Anne		697
Loans fuel George Industries growth spurt.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		687
Looking to always do better.	Deady, Tim		970
Money managers see dramatic rise in assets.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		626
Moody's downgrades Wherehouse debt rating.	Glover, Kara		647
Nestle selling Glendale HQ for $115 million.	Berton, Brad		712
Orion Pictures looks to benefit from merger.	Spring, Greg		671
R&D labs pushes pills up the mountain.	Shinkman, Ronald		1116
Real estate industry takes only a wait-and-see stance on Green Line.	Young, Douglas		772
Riordan proposes cutting city business taxes.	Rackham, Anne		475
San Fernando Valley apartment market to suffer 'one-two punch.'(Special Report: Real Estate)	Young, Douglas		719
San Fernando Valley's industrial sector firms, office sector softens.	Turner, Dan		1026
San Gabriel Valley industrial sector tightens further.	Howard, Bob		860
Santa Clarita, Antelope valleys draw more tenants.	Turner, Dan		1002
Southland hospital officials launch barbs at accreditation organization.	Shinkman, Ronald	Column	892
State plans to revive old Broadway department store.	Kim, Howard		1345
Strong demand for industrial space spurs on Mid-Cities market.	Howard, Bob		896
Three Japanese carmakers' sales decline.	Shinkman, Ronald		732
Toy companies animate industrial sector in eastern downtown L.A.	Newman, Morris		1043
Ventura County office market softens on downsizing.	Howard, Bob		903