Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (April 28, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Green Monster' gets its revenge: full tenant roster. (The Return of The Bad & The Beautiful).	Blvd., 11175 Santa Monica		588
50 Years of service. (Special Advertising Profile: Kaiser Federal Bank).			582
A commitment to sales, service and customer satisfaction. (Special Advertising Profile: Michel Financial Group, Mass Mutual).			1071
Amgen has right prescription for sales of blockbuster drugs. (Up Front).	Kottle, Marni Leff		714
An easy cel: cartoon art collector Les Steinberg gave up his leather jacket business to enter the market for animated eels that the major studios once tossed away. (Small Business).	Gianulias, Koula		928
Appeals Court finds developer liable for property disclosure. (Law).	Bronstad, Amanda	Brief Article	218
Blue plate special. (The Roving Eye).	Bronstad, Amanda	Brief Article	281
Break in new project delivery helps vacancy rate tighten up. (Real Estate Quarterly--Ventura County).	Greenberg, David		777
Bringing relief to area employers. (Special Advertising Profile: ABD Insurance & Financial Services).			1049
Business districts facing challenges as renewals loom. (Up Front).	Fine, Howard		817
Calendar.			524
Celebs cool their jets waiting for new Concorde to be built. (Media & Technology).	Robison, Peter		866
Center receives $1,000,000 to acquire new facility--seeks to raise $1.6 million more. (Special Advertising Profile: Southern California Youth and Family Center).			1009
Citizen Murdoch builds empire as others divest. (Commentary).	Pauly, David		427
Classic local success story: retail powerhouse sprouts from humble roots. (Special Advertising Profile: Regency Centers).			1262
Consulting. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	117
Correction.			77
County's office market better in first quarter, but still slow. (Real Estate Quarterly Overview).	Biddle, RiShawn		827
Couple takes reins of parents' kung fu store. (Weekly Briefing).	Taylor, Nicole		367
Cutting a deal. (Real Estate).	King, Danny	Brief Article	175
Did you wash those hands? (Comment).	Lacter, Mark		599
Dog tired. (L.A. Stories).	Thuresson, Michael	Brief Article	137
Dogged by past scandals, Aura reinvents itself one more time. (Corporate Focus).	Biddle, RiShawn		865
Downtown proximity, low rents boost eastern sector. (Real Estate Quarterly--Wilshire Corridor).	Lester, Margot Carmichael		949
Econowatch L.A. County.		Illustration	1031
Education. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	59
Entertainment. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	191
Faded theater strip won't bask in glow of Disney Concert Hall. (Spotlight on Broadway).	Satzman, Darrell		706
Family coffee saga grinds on in new trust battle at farmer. (Wall Street West).	Biddle, RiShawn	Brief Article	303
Financial. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	83
Flurry of first quarter dealing pulls submarket out of its funk. (Real Estate Quarterly--Tri-Cities).	Davidow, Audrey		921
Founders and lender fight as firm attempts revival. (Up Front).	Bronstad, Amanda		1103
Full pipeline bodes more action after slowdown in first quarter. (Real Estate Quarterly--North County).	Taylor, Nicole		787
Glimmers of hope as vacancies decline in some pockets. (Real Estate Quarterly--Westside).	Lester, Margot Carmichael		937
Guiding your business through economic transition. (Special Advertising Profile: Worksource California).			914
Health care regulators call off plan to post doctors' finances. (Health Care).	Darmiento, Laurence		579
Health care. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	199
Health officials pull back plan to toughen restaurant ratings. (Up Front).	Fixmer, Andy		806
Holding to its vision, Chrysalis fundraising falling short of needs. (Up Front).	Greenberg, David		1047
Home grown: farmers celebrates 75 years in Los Angeles. (Special Advertising Profile: Farmers Insurance Group).			802
Housing funding. (Wall Street West).	Berry, Kate	Brief Article	240
Illness in China ails entire Asian economy. (Commentary).	Pesek, William		798
In the family. (L.A. Stories).	Fine, Howard	Brief Article	126
Insurance brokers: ranked by 2002 L.A. County revenues.	Taylor, Nicole		2324
Insurance. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	32
Large apartment investor makes its Santa Monica debut. (Real Estate).	King, Danny	Brief Article	274
Law. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	202
Letters.			360
Lion's share. (Real Estate).	King, Danny	Brief Article	226
Lions Gate tests waters of delivering films to handheld PC products. (Media & Technology).	Thuresson, Michael		450
Lobbying on workers' comp. (Politics).	Fine, Howard		393
Long Beach deals outweighed by El Segundo, LAX weakness. (Real Estate Quarterly--South Bay).	Berry, Kate		761
Los Angeles office expands to accommodate expanding client base. (Special Advertising Profile: Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal).			1385
Major tenants swap spaces as vacancies, rents stand steady. (Real Estate Quarterly--Downtown).	Myerhoff, Matt		920
Market holds steady as activity at major project buoys quarter. (Real Estate Quarterly--Mid-Cities).	Fixmer, Andy		782
Marketing. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	109
Media. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	44
Moral victory for defunct court TV show. (Media & Technology).	Biddle, RiShawn		677
More princes than frogs: most ailing projects find recovery in due course. (The Return of The Bad & The Beautiful).	King, Danny		2381
Non-profit. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	155
Nursing home exits ch. 11, Burbank digs. (Up Front).	Reed, Vita	Brief Article	234
Oh Canada! (Real Estate).	King, Danny	Brief Article	205
One of America's biggest insurance brokers doesn't think small. (Special Advertising Profile: Sander A. Kessler & Associates).			1157
Paper products. (L.A. Stories).	Biddle, RiShawn	Brief Article	236
Physician leadership & culture of innovation help medical group thrive. (Special Advertising Profile: Health Care Partners).			1184
Post-war haze. (Wall Street West).	Baum, Caroline		527
Privately-owned companies discover the advantages of mezzanine financing. (Special Advertising Profile: Key Principal Partners).			1321
Profiles in Excellence.			183
Public relations. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	59
Real Estate Quarterly - L.A. County.		Illustration	1501
Real estate. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	49
Renewals, subleasing dominate activity in hold-tight economy. (Real Estate Quarterly--San Gabriel Valley).	Darmiento, Laurence		801
Review & preview.		Calendar	1058
Rhino facing extinction under Warner. (Up Front).	Fixmer, Andy		904
Satellite TV provider attempting cable end-run. (Media & Technology).	Thuresson, Michael		516
SCPIE relieved. (Law).	Bronstad, Amanda		210
Second home: Fred Sands has jumped into the world of high finance, launching a private equity firm after selling his real estate brokerage three years ago. (People).	Berry, Kate	Interview	1490
Sigh of relief? (Forum).			478
Slow-and-steady market yields rate dip, increase in absorption. (Real Estate Quarterly--San Fernando Valley).	Moglen, Amy		803
Spate of small deals helps pull vacancies down as rents dip. (Real Estate Quarterly--Hollywood).	Myerhoff, Matt		926
Staffing. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	36
Sticky situation: label maker Avery Dennison finds itself mired in antitrust investigation.	Berry, Kate		1210
Tarzan rights suit tossed by judge. (Law).	Bronstad, Amanda	Brief Article	311
Technology. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	124
The LABJ stock index tracking 200 selected Los Angeles county-based companies.		Illustration	5176
Tourist bureau seeks relief from deep cuts.	Fixmer, Andy		1113
Trevor update. (Law).	Bronstad, Amanda	Brief Article	149
U.S. Treasurer Marin may vie for Boxer's Senate seat. (Politics).	Fine, Howard		374
Unleashing the value of your assets through asset-based financing. (Special Adverting Profile: CIT).			1255
Unusual growth. (The Lab J's L.A. Stories).	Darmiento, Laurence	Brief Article	181
Vacancy rates constant even as new product is added to market. (Real Estate Quarterly--Inland Empire).	Moglen, Amy		781
Venture funding levels nosedive as deals head South.	Darmiento, Laurence		963
Virus fears yet to boost local manufacturing. (Up Front).	Greenberg, David		693
Wireless freedom opening new vistas for hackers.	Thuresson, Michael		1006
Work study program has students working for their futures. (Special Advertising Profile: Verbum Dei High School).			865