Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (June 2, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$30 million at risk in MWD's latest water war with the state. (Up Front).	Fine, Howard		686
'Voodoo' liquidity trap roils monetary policy. (Commentary).	Baum, Caroline		684
Aerospace. (Newsmakers).			40
AQMD clean-air plan puts heavy burden on business. (Up Front).	Darmiento, Laurence		805
Arts unions merge in effort to boost power of bargaining teams. (Up Front).	Satzman, Darrell		412
Arts. (Newsmakers).			90
Barbakow farewell. (Health Care).	Darmiento, Laurence		130
Blooper producer claims company withheld payment. (Law).	Bronstad, Amanda		254
Body worship. (L.A. Stories).	Biddle, RiShawn		135
Bowling for hipsters. (The Roving Eye).	Fixmer, Andy		254
Brand new Bag. (Real Estate).	King, Danny		245
Broadcom seeks way to get its message to buyers amidst noise. (Media & Technology).	Simons, Andrew		368
Burning need. (Real Estate).	King, Danny		158
Bush funding swing aims to bolster state Republicans. (Politics).	Fine, Howard		345
Business groups rally against news rack ordinance. (Up Front).	Satzman, Darrell		433
Calendar.			588
City pressures Arden to drop police chase. (Up Front).	King, Danny		235
Comcast broadband strategy leads to customer complaints on pricing. (Media & Technology).	Thuresson, Michael		474
Corrections.			124
Council presidency. (Politics).	Fine, Howard		302
Credit processor laid bare by porn deadbeats. (Up Front).	Fixmer, Andy		899
Customs has yet to fine security violators at ports. (Up Front).	Greenberg, David		940
DA on the hunt for firms skirting law on workers' comp.	Fine, Howard		1227
Deal for Vivendi office tower first among local sales. (Up Front).	King, Danny		655
Despite troubles, Carson rides wave of development activity. (Up Front).	King, Danny		954
Double take. (Wall Street West).	Biddle, RiShawn		211
Drug firm shares surge as earnings ruin skeptics' bet. (Health Care).	Darmiento, Laurence		285
Econowatch L.A. County. (Investments & Finance).			1040
Education. (Newsmakers).			22
Entertainment. (Newsmakers).			51
Family-owned businesses: ranked by 2002 revenues. (The List).			2573
FCC changes on media consolidation coming after the fact in Los Angeles.	Satzman, Darrell		1365
Financial services. (Newsmakers).			74
Funding makes the difference on Hollywood Boulevard strip. (Spotlight in Thai Town).	Lester, Margot Carmichael		642
Gas deal. (Wall Street West).	Thuresson, Michael		99
Getting back into the water. (LABJ Forum).			575
Insurance. (Newsmakers).			31
Job satisfaction demands more than just a paycheck. (Entrepreneur's Notebook).	Alpert, Marci		820
Kids on campus. (Health Care).	Darmiento, Laurence		80
Law. (Newsmakers).			68
Letters.			474
Marketing. (Newsmakers).			89
MGM is first to move to Century City Tower. (Up Front).	Fixmer, Andy		365
Nearly departed. (L.A. Stories).	King, Danny		220
New Vintage. (L.A. Stories).	Berry, Kate		177
Nickels & Dimes. (Law).	Bronstad, Amanda		95
No score. (Law).	Bronstad, Amanda		156
Out of work -- and scared. (Comment).	Lacter, Mark		596
Overseas wheel deals helping Superior Industries keep busy. (Wall Street West).	Biddle, RiShawn		367
Past fortunes no guarantee of future gains in mortgage game. (Corporate Focus).	Berry, Kate		718
Public practice: June marks the end of a busy year for Miriam Krinsky, who wraps up her term on the L.A. Ethics Commission and a year as head of the L.A. Bar. (People).	Bronstad, Amanda		1331
Real estate. (Newsmakers).			93
Recall politics. (Politics).	Fine, Howard		314
Review & preview.			1003
Sharper focus: once the industry leader, telescope maker Celestron International struggled under distant ownership. Again under local control, it aims to regain share. (Small Business).	Fine, Howard		925
Shipping. (Newsmakers).			50
Signing off. (L.A. Stories).	Satzman, Darrell		163
Soccer booster Rothenberg latest investor to put funds in new bank. (Up Front).	Berry, Kate		1050
Tainted Carson site clears hurdle days before its NFL nod.	Bronstad, Amanda		1781
Technology spurs stiff competition for family. (Weekly Briefing).	Myerhoff, Matt		378
Technology tapped to battle bioterror.	Darmiento, Laurence		1109
The LABJ Stock Index. (Investments & Finance).			5865
Torrance trade. (Real Estate).	King, Danny		241
Tuna wars. (Wall Street West).			369
Univison taps Clinton administration official in merger fight. (Media & Technology).	Rowley, James		530
Water's Edge closes in on Electronic Arts as first tenant. (Real Estate).	King, Danny		348
We cant interrupt this (remote) broadcast. (Commentary).	Ferguson, Andrew		824