Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (March 17, 1997)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A real cable guy: Chet Pipkin has used his love of tinkering to build a $90 million-and-growing computer accessories empire.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		972
Another L.A. realty bubble ready to burst?	Berton, Brad		1090
Coliseum backers fumble: NFL owners give lukewarm response to renovation plans.	Bruno, Joe Bel		778
From port to resort: Long Beach sees its future in Queensway.	Taub, Daniel		716
Here come generic commercials, for top-notch TV ads on the cheap.	Turner, Dan		893
Internet trade show attracts more traffic in L.A. than San Jose.	Sullivan, Ben		621
L.A. deserves a viable stadium plan.	Walsh, Larry		758
L.A. start-ups get rare chance to solicit venture capital funds.	Sullivan, Ben		790
Living wage backers shift focus of debate on ordinance to LAX.	Kanter, Larry		613
O.J. Simpson's financial planners provide lesson in 'asset protection.'	Quinn, Jane Bryant		1033
One of the best uses for personal computers is preparing income taxes.	Hume, Brit		838
One product often needs two PR campaigns to capture the market.	Thomas, Allison		918
Playa Vista faces new crisis: city officials rush to save project from foreclosure.	Berton, Brad		863
Police substations not needed in some communities, report says.	Taub, Daniel		513
Port says terminal project is not really threat to national security.	Kanter, Larry		869
Rosendahl of Century Cable rules L.A.'s political airwaves.	Sable, Julie		903
Selling L.A. sports: David Simon works to brig national sporting events to town - a job that might get easier with modern values.	Bruno, Joe Bel	Interview	1344
Slathering on acid rain is oh so hot: young women make a mark in makeup.	Kanter, Larry		1075
State offers revised ergonomics rule, but court battle looming.	Fine, Howard		583
Top L.A. computer retailers take different approaches to success.	Sullivan, Ben		600
Transamerica to sell its 420-branch consumer finance business.	Proctor, Lisa Steen		402
Unocal stocking up on pollution credits as refinery sell-off nears.	Young, Douglas		805
Wall Street, get ready to rock - Guitar Center Inc. goes public.	Proctor, Lisa Steen		610
Warner Bros. becomes target of cost cutting.	Turner, Dan		1075
William Simon investment firm keeps buying, despite high prices.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		696