Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (June 23, 1997)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Amusement firms want piece of the action.	Turner, Dan		811
Apparel firms may become liable for contractors.	Kanter, Larry		727
Bankers, financiers dominate ranks of L.A.'s highest paid.	Sullivan, Ben		1052
Banking & finance.	Young, Douglas		791
California hospitals priorities and goals: state hospital associations and organizations pool resources.			1059
Citrus Valley Health Partners: meeting tomorrow's health care needs today.			769
Corporate heads flocking to Los Angeles for forum.	Taub, Daniel		744
Demographics.	Taub, Daniel		411
Douglas Aircraft likely to start building Boeing jets.	Daniels, Wade		718
Economics.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		730
Education.	Bruno, Joe Del		563
Environment.	Young, Douglas		652
ESOPs advantageous for employees and employers.	Ashton, Bruce		882
Executive pay.		Directory	159
Former Time exec starting up L.A. magazine empire.	Turner, Dan		671
Furniture trade.	Kanter, Larry	Company Profile	881
Good Samaritan Hospital expands women's health services.			670
Health care.	Sullivan, Ben		408
Hotelier to the stars.	Sable, Julie	Interview	1637
How Great Western won the war.	Young, Douglas		1642
L.A.'s latest attraction: malls.	Sable, Julie		1048
Lifestyle.	Turner, Dan		930
Media.	Turner, Dan		763
NBA's hoop dream.	Bruno, Joe Bel		793
New Wells Fargo suffers growing pains.	Young, Douglas		1080
Online classes bring universities to living room.	Bruno, Joe Bel		834
Real estate.	Young, Douglas		677
Small apparel makers get financing help to expand.	Kanter, Larry		740
Small business.	Sable, Julie		558
Technology.	Sullivan, Ben		796
The facts that define undefinable L.A.	Kanter, Larry		1028
The finest care, the finest setting.			956
Tourism.	Daniels, Wade		720
Trade.	Kanter, Larry		545
UCLA ranked best hospital in west 7 years in a row.			770
Uptick in state economy creates shortage of bonds.	Taub, Daniel		931
View of the future for hospitals and health care: to stay healthy, hospitals must adapt and respond to current trends in health care.			499