Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (August 28, 1995)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Business angels' bless Southland entrepreneurs with start-up funds.	Young, Douglas		839
Business school drop-in.	Rackham, Anne	Industry Overview	878
CalFed issues securities pegged to outcome of its goodwill lawsuit.	Turner, Dan		781
Cordova in lead to take charge of L.A. County health services.	Shinkman, Ronald		594
Credit card issuers see rise in delinquencies.	Young, Douglas		798
Elan brings its own flair to software.	Deady, Tim		838
First Interstate opts to keep credit card operations in downtown L.A.	Young, Douglas		788
Franchisees cackle over chicken changes.	Glover, Kara		529
Home banking gets another shot in the arm: banks, software firms team up to advance concept.	Young, Douglas		826
Industry pioneer recalls grooming today's leaders.	Young, Douglas		879
L.A. women business owners say most banks still treat them badly.	Turner, Dan		877
New banks begin sprouting in L.A. County.	Mullen, Liz		948
Only seven L.A. companies go public in '95.	Turner, Dan		845
Port to fork out millions to lift L.A. city coffers.	Glover, Kara		798
Real estate infomercial venture files Chapter 7.	Rackham, Anne		532
San Bernardino airport awaits certification.	Deady, Tim		546
Shortage of management-savvy entrepreneurs in L.A. triggers flight of early-stage venture capitalists.	Young, Douglas		770
Small banks and their employees suffer skyrocketing health insurance costs due to state reform measure.	Turner, Dan		1046
Small L.A. credit union tries to foil merger.	Turner, Dan		931
Suit charges Hawthorne trash pickup deal stinks.	Mullen, Liz		1195