Articles from Los Angeles Business Journal (January 12, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Alston & Bird LLP.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	34
American Apparel.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	33
Audio hookup.		Brief article	47
Ban upheld.		Brief article	101
Bankruptcies.			553
Bringing order to the court.	Crumply, Charles		550
Brokerage Sale.	Miller, Daniel	Brief article	203
Burkle shops: L.A. billionaire supermarket mogul Ronald Burkle's Yucaipa Cos. has accumulated 7 percent of Whole Foods Markets Inc. shares over the past two months, and said in a regulatory filing that it intends to become an activist shareholder.			123
Calendar.		Calendar	503
Capital infusion.		Brief article	61
Cell phone flicks.	Proctor, Charles	Brief article	126
Charles Dunn Co.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	33
City National Bank's Fairfax.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	33
Conventions.		Calendar	121
Correction.		Correction notice	62
County median home price falls to $345,000.	Russell, Joel	Statistical data	7595
Courtroom drama: in a high-profile trial that opened last week in a Los Angeles court, Mexican media giant Grupo Televisa accused longtime television partner Univision Communications Inc. of heavy-handed tactics as Televisa sought better terms for its popular Spanish-language soap operas, plus more than $100 million in royalties it believes it is owed.		Brief article	87
Depths of downturn illustrated by layoff numbers: more than 5,800 jobs being cut across business sectors.	Fine, Howard		894
Digital delivery.		Brief article	59
Econowatch L.A. County.	Hinojosa, Alexandra	Statistical table	1031
Electric car maker gets big buzz: local firm looks to pass large car companies.	Proctor, Charles		1364
Energizing deal.		Brief article	39
Ensuring non-profit bang for bucks.	Reck, Roger		738
Fighting back: Hollywood venue declares war on recession.	Vara-Orta, Francisco		1287
Fluid investments: giving tax credits to farmers and rain barrels to homeowners are ways state can curb drought's impact.	Boal, John T.		862
Giving credit.			43
Glendale settlement: general Growth Properties Inc. said it reached a $48 million settlement with Caruso Affiliated Holdings LLC over unfair business practices related to competition for tenants at competing mall sites in Glendale.			113
Grabbing hold.		Brief article	50
Granada America.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	141
Gulp ... they're back: companies with falling shares turn to '80s tactic of poison pill to ward off hostile takeover attempts.	Crowe, Deborah		324
Healthy pickup.		Brief article	43
Hunt Ortmann Palffy Nieves Lubka Darling & Mah Inc.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	28
Huron Consulting Group.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	31
In the air.		Brief article	48
Industrial bakeries no longer feeling state heat: California relents on frequency of oven evaluations.	Fine, Howard		349
Industry analysis.		Statistical table	302
IndyMac sold: the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said a consortium of private equity and hedge fund firms has agreed to buy the assets of IndyMac Federal Bank in a deal valued at $13.9 billion.		Brief article	108
Investment company answers distressed calls: Monem buys Koreatown, Venice buildings for $5 million.	Miller, Daniel		339
Is public ready for privatization? Economy may push L.A. into contracting.	Proctor, Charles		1373
Jeffer Mangels Butler & Marmaro LLP.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	53
L.A. biz seen: Los Angeles business events.	Hicks, Tom	Brief article	156
Loan deal.	Miller, Daniel	Brief article	276
Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	37
Los Angeles Business Journal poll.		Brief article	74
Los Angeles International Airport.	Mi Chin, Yoo		20
Los Angeles Urban League.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	42
Market diary.		Brief article	183
Market indexes.		Brief article	84
Market summary.		Brief article	111
Media watch.		Brief article	510
MGA update: U.S. District Judge Stephen Larson issued an order allowing MGA Entertainment Inc. to continue to manufacture and sell the popular Bratz doll fine at least through the end of the 2009 retail season.		Brief article	110
Moss Adams LLP.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	32
Neighbor blitzes stadium proposal: Walnut wants new EIR for Industry arena plan.	Haldane, David		875
New air rules.	Fine, Howard	Brief article	283
No easy choices for Univision: losing the rights to Televisa content would force broadcaster to shell out more bucks for less promising fare.	Rumbaut, Julio		785
No reservations: developer plans to raze Century City hotel despite preservationist ire.	Miller, Daniel		1238
Northrop restructures.		Brief article	83
Office space.		Brief article	31
Pilot's spirit soars as executive director of non-profit.	Mi Chin, Yoo		374
Positive spin: PR agency puts clients' products in the hands of controversial celebrities like Lohan and Hilton.	Russell, Joel		370
Positive, negative in '80s revival.	Crumpley, Charles	Viewpoint essay	573
Property management firms: ranked by office and retail square footage managed in L.A. County.	Nusbaum, David	Company rankings	3269
Raising the bars: family-run crib maker enjoys second round of rapid expansion courtesy of low-priced products.	Fine, Howard	Company overview	1857
Rand Corp.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	48
Reed Smith.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	48
Resources Global Professionals.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	44
Revved up.		Brief article	45
Rogers Group.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	59
Seller's remorse: just three weeks alter it was announced that TV Guide Channel and TVGuide.com would be sold to TV producer Allen Shapiro's private equity firm, owner Macrovision said Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. would buy the media properties instead.			102
Setting record straight.	Risemberg, Richard	Letter to the editor	370
Startup's new sage advice comes with hint of Apple: Axiotron lines up Steve Wozniak as advisory board member.	Proctor, Charles		340
Stepping out.		Brief article	36
Suit dropped.			96
Taking flight.		Brief article	48
The Capital Group Cos.,.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	43
The LABJ stock index: tracking 200 Los Angeles area companies.		Market overview	4459
The Santa Monica office of Gensler, a San Francisco-headquartered global architecture, design and planning firm.	Mi Chin, Yoo		34
Too much 'Guitar Hero'?	Proctor, Charles	Brief article	323
Touch down?		Brief article	324
TV advocate: lawyer by training Henry Schleiff hopes for a rerun of past successes in the cable television industry as CEO of Hallmark Channel parent Crown Media.	Russell, Joel	Interview	1824
Water Company's stock sinks as accounting mistakes bubble up: Southwest must restate three years' worth of financial statements.	Fine, Howard	Company overview	483
Weekly top gainers.		Statistical table	214
Weekly top losers.		Brief article	210
Wells Fargo.	Mi Chin, Yoo	Brief article	35