Articles from Northern Ontario Business (April 1, 1992)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A formal policy controls the costs.			382
Aggressive firms commit to marketing.			564
Broadening the base reduces costs.			369
Cash budgeting monitors operations.	Bailey-Lemay, Cathy		641
EDC optimistic about Lakehead's prospects.			1024
Examining the alternatives to layoffs.			483
Family business fills niche in hardwood industry.	Smith, Marjie	Company Profile	641
Lean and flexible firms can compete.	Medakovic, George D.		665
Lenders favor open, honest applicants.			473
Maclean Hunter investment offers multitude of benefits.	Smith, Guy		698
Manufacturing ice substitute provides mill with a sideline.			558
Mat producer can't keep up with the orders.	Smith, Guy		657
Ontario Mining Association concerned about the future supply, price of electricity.			364
Paper industry facing tough challenges: mills invest in their people.			1017
Partners learn that marketing is no game.	Smith, Marjie		783
Plan emphasizes city's strengths.	Dunning, Paula		1447
Private investors seek approval to add competition to the market.	Smith, Guy		1414
Reducing the risk of lost revenue.			516
Stakeholders to decide Algoma Steel's fate.	Dunning, Paula		1232
Start with software to fit your needs.			496
Traders move paves way for waterfront development.			698
Training requires a bottom-line focus.			475
Valued employees are motivated.			335