Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (January 13, 2003)

1-64 out of 64 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A sales force: Campaigners Inc. blankets the country with a staff of thousands to create better product brand identity and selling techniques for high-profile clients. (Small Business).	Greenberg, David		853
Acquisitions, technology help UTI track stock, earnings rise. (Corporate Focus).	Palazzo, Anthony		736
Adaptive reuse: fotomat kiosks, '70s icons, given new life in a variety of ways. (Up Front).	Satzman, Darrell		640
Bankruptcy Court staff cut amid fear of case increase. (Up Front).	Bronstad, Amanda		778
Bill would make ship lines liable in truck mishaps. (Up Front).	Greenberg, David		437
Biotech Mogul Mann delays one IPO and gets set for another. (Up Front).	Darmiento, Laurence		427
Box office figures: pure Hollywood spin.	Dougherty, Conor		1123
Building boom. (Real Estate).	King, Danny	Brief Article	117
But do they come in extra large? (The Roving Eye).	Bronstad, Amanda	Brief Article	276
Calendar.		Calendar	490
Cedars' filing against union clouding results of nurses' representation vote. (Health Care).	Darmiento, Laurence		465
Coffee concern may face shareholder suit in oversight dispute. (Up Front).	Dougherty, Conor		654
Controlling chaos: Frank O. Gehry, the dean of Los Angeles architects, is expecting good reviews when his Walt Disney Concert Hall opens to the public later this year. (People).	King, Danny		1353
Cost of doing business expected to rise as new state laws take effect. (Up Front).	Fine, Howard		967
Country time. (Retail).	Belgum, Deborah	Brief Article	195
Curious George on the economy. (Comment).	Lacter, Mark		589
Democrats' best white house hope lies South. (Commentary).	Ferguson, Andrew		710
Developers plan razing, replacing Fisherman's Village. (Real Estate).	King, Danny		359
Difficult job market greets those being forced off welfare.	Fine, Howard	Column	1154
Dinner theater. (L.A. Stories).	King, Danny	Brief Article	155
Dividends not always right fit for companies.	Palazzo, Anthony	Column	1236
Du-Par's hit with employee suit over reduced health insurance. (Law).	Bronstad, Amanda		457
Econowatch L.A. County.		Illustration	1028
Employers decry expense of new layoff law. (Up Front).	Bronstad, Amanda		803
Entertainment. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	226
Financial. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	124
Floating bubbles? (Real Estate).	King, Danny	Brief Article	241
Government. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	38
Growth challenge lures health veteran.	Darmiento, Laurence	Brief Article	315
Handcuffed in court. (Law).	Bronstad, Amanda	Brief Article	214
Health care. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	77
Hispanic owners make further gains in latest survey of Los Angeles Radio. (Media & Technology).	Satzman, Darrell		819
Law. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	197
Letters.		Letter to the Editor	240
Manufacturing. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	143
Midnight deadline. (Retail).	Belgum, Deborah	Brief Article	93
Mirroring Wilson effort, Davis revives plan for public works. (Politics).	Fine, Howard		555
More unemployed find retraining is key to making way back into L.A. labor force.	Darmiento, Laurence		1140
Motion picture distribution firms: ranked by total U.S., Canada box-office receipts for 2002. (The List).	Taylor, Nicole		1636
Non-profits. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	72
On the block. (Real Estate).	King, Danny	Brief Article	173
One word: plastics. (Real Estate).	King, Danny	Brief Article	167
Only connect. (L.A. Stories).	Belgum, Deborah	Brief Article	167
Pasadena puts pressure on L.A. with Convention Center plans. (Up Front).	Belgum, Deborah		803
Picnic planner parlays parties from catering. (Weekly Briefing).	Taylor, Nicole		360
Publishing. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	34
Raw deal. (Wall Street West).	Dougherty, Conor	Brief Article	212
Real Estate. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	60
Resolving to seek higher pay sets an achievable goal. (Entrepreneur's Notebook).	Bowman, David J.		773
Retail 'slump' to generate earnings. (Up Front).	Baum, Caroline		360
Review & Preview.			977
SAG, AFTRA plan more talks to work out differences. (Media & Technology).	Satzman, Darrell		942
School shopping. (L.A. Stories).	Greenberg, David	Brief Article	163
Secession sentiment remains high. (Up Front).	Fox, Jacqueline		452
Short squeeze hits high note as shares of Guitar Center climb. (Wall Street West).	Palazzo, Anthony	Brief Article	259
Sleepy retail community starts to waken to idea of big stores. (Spotlight on Montrose).	Lester, Margot Carmichael		669
Stormy weather. (L.A. Stories).	Satzman, Darrell	Brief Article	179
Technicolor pulls out of digital equipment as demand dries up. (Media & Technology).	Martinez, Carlos	Brief Article	206
Technology. (Newsmakers).		Brief Article	44
The debate over tax cuts. (LABJ Forum).			524
The LABJ stock index: tracking 200 selected Los Angeles County-based companies. (Investments & Finance).		Illustration	5180
Third presidential year a charm for stocks. (Commentary).	Currier, Chet		664
Tower Records is latest Westwood Music store casualty. (Up Front).	Belgum, Deborah		769
Wholesale Grocer planning to divest retail operations. (Retail).	Belgum, Deborah	Brief Article	193