Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (May 12, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Aames stock dive reflects lender woes.	Young, Douglas		782
City council race may come down to geopolitics.	Taub, Daniel		784
Cold cash: with a little help from its friends, including the city of Los Angeles, refrigeration company KaiRak Inc. has grown its business tenfold since 1988.	Young, Douglas		885
Ducommun bucks the aerospace trend by thriving.	Howard, Bob		843
Feuer gives nod to Westwood project.	Sable, Julie		804
Guess who's buying L.A. this time?	Berton, Brad		1279
L.A. Times leads U.S. papers in readership growth.	Turner, Dan		924
Labor's new agenda: recruiting.	Kanter, Larry		960
Lawsuit spurs debate on brokers' behavior.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		1503
New CEO plans expansion for Relax the Back chain.	Sullivan, Ben		660
New L.A. cargo terminal to add $1 billion in trade.	Kanter, Larry		676
Not dead yet: Northrop, other aerospace firms are flying again.	Howard, Bob		1082
Profitable quarter for L.A. firms, but stocks choppy.	Cole, Benjamin Mark		761
Sound stages still in demand, but not all of them.	Turner, Dan		749
Starting over: Bernard Salick got kicked out of the health care company he founded - so he's coming back with a new one that's focused on treating AIDS.	Sullivan, Ben	Interview	1316
West Hollywood Inc.: city once known for social agenda now fighting for business.	Bruno, Joe Bel		821