Articles from San Diego Business Journal (October 24, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A new big box.	Webb, Marion	Brief Article	113
A shift of power key in Sacramento.	Haynes, Ray		644
Acadia Pharmaceuticals Inc.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief Article	20
Area tribe meets resistance to Barstow casino plan.	Graves, Brad		664
Bank grows and grows.	Allen, Mike	Brief Article	107
Battling ballot issues could affect local life science firms: propositions 78, 79 focus on drug discount program.	Weeks, Katie		706
Beyond Botox: Allergan Inc. looks to the future: other firms in region work on challengers to wrinkle reducer.	Reed, Vita		972
Big deals.	Broderick, Pat	Brief Article	228
Big increase.	Allen, Mike		453
Bird flu potential puts officials on alert: state's $2.5 billion poultry industry could be at risk.	Weeks, Katie		1338
Bob Sexton.	Lewis, Connie		720
Bob Tuttle.		Brief Article	112
Calendar.		Calendar	2317
Campus life in off-campus condo: parents find it pays to put college students in a home of their own.	Broderick, Pat		2123
Chubb Group of Insurance Cos. has recognized Craig Edwards and Rancho Santa Fe Insurance Services with the Cornerstone Agency designation.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief Article	86
Community Bank stocks drawing interest.	Allen, Mike	Brief Article	340
Cymer revenue drops, beats July forecast.	Graves, Brad		208
Daniel Johnson, vice president of Environmental Business Solutions, was confirmed by the California Senate to the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control board.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief Article	81
Dental benefit providers.	Bengtson, Stacey	Illustration	2693
Doctors, construction workers try new tool.	Long, Jessica		338
Fuscoe Engineering has announced the addition of Janis Eoff as information coordinator and Linda Vargas-Lollar as accounting coordinator.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief Article	81
Garden Fresh gets taste of new firm to run company.	Allen, Mike		511
Gridiron sponsor returns.	Allen, Mike	Brief Article	54
HMOs.	Killion, Andy		1091
Hospitals.	Bengtson, Stacey		3156
Hotel values keep climbing as S.D. properties sizzle: sky-high prices in the market may spark new development.	Lewis, Connie		1189
Housing shift at Ballpark Village.	Broderick, Pat	Brief Article	194
Hurricane Katrina donations and fund raising.		Brief Article	131
Indian gaming revenue funds six new fire engines in East County.	Graves, Brad	Brief Article	129
Insurance companies.	Killion, Andy	Illustration	886
Internet's newest upgrade slowly taking root: San Diego would be included in MetroNet6 program.	Potkewitz, Hilary		1234
Itla Capital Corp.			440
Iyia Technologies, Inc. has announced that Raymond Huggenberger has joined its board of directors.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief Article	96
Jeep commander elevates SUVs to new level.	Koland, Cordell		740
Johnson & Jennings General Contracting.		Brief Article	46
Joseph Martinez has joined Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLP's business and technology team.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief Article	80
Krista Lundgren has joined Julia Simms Public Relations as an account coordinator.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief Article	83
La Jollan gets state health post.	Weeks, Katie	Brief Article	172
Leases.			174
Lisa Kelly has been named marketing coordinator at Brookfield Homes.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief Article	122
Local ad firm lands Korean client.	Marion, Webb	Brief Article	124
Local firm looks to help build a better engine: reaction design joins with automakers, other companies to form model fuel consortium.	Long, Jessica		497
Local firms land on Forbes' best small companies list.	Webb, Marion	Brief Article	285
Lyons Warren.		Brief Article	66
Market cooling, but industrial here is 'unyielding'.	Broderick, Pat		549
Matchmaking Web site ready to take next step: approaching profitability, hobbymatch to start seeking out advertisers.	Marion, Webb		521
Medical spa serves up a quick shot of Botox.	Webb, Marion		387
MedVantx machine pops out generic medicine.	Weeks, Katie		317
Mulling tax hikes.	Broderick, Pat	Brief Article	80
Not venturing out on their own: health industry startups often rely on funding from venture capitalists.	Weeks, Katie		847
Outsourcing doesn't always mean going overseas.			442
Peregrine cuts loss.	Allen, Mike		124
Philanthropy.		Brief Article	16
PPOs *.	Killion, Andy		780
PrimeCo Painting.		Brief Article	58
Public financings.	Allen, Mike	Brief Article	214
Purchase complete.	Allen, Mike	Brief Article	156
Qualcomm taps flash as new BREW ingredient.	Graves, Brad	Brief Article	108
Qualcomm's road a little less traveled: hard to quantify results, yet tech firm is a commuter's dream.	Long, Jessica		1067
Quarterly assets for San Diego Trust Bank grow 47 percent.	Allen, Mike		150
Record earnings: Mission Oaks National Bank.	Allen, Mike	Brief Article	101
Roel Construction.		Brief Article	45
Roger Bodemer has been named office manager of Re/Max Associates' Oceanside office.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief Article	89
S.D. Telecom Council begins update of its image: CommNexus adds defense emphasis, looks to expand north.	Graves, Brad		405
Sales.		Brief Article	247
SAM Awards: here's looking at real estate, Kid.	Owen, Ted		1053
San Diego public stocks.		Illustration	3879
San Diego-based Sharp HealthCare continues to grow: system is city's largest private-sector employer.	Souza, Yara		804
School of healing arts set to host reopening festival next month.	Weeks, Katie	Brief Article	189
Seeing double.	Allen, Mike	Brief Article	139
Small change.	Allen, Mike	Brief Article	73
Small Poway firm gets grant funds from center for commercialization for advanced technology.	Long, Jessica	Brief Article	261
Spotlight: Expressive Fortunes.	Webb, Marion		705
Steroids a small part of story.	Epifano, Eric C.	Letter to the Editor	246
Stress in the workplace.	Ford, Beverly J.	Letter to the Editor	257
Take the fitness challenge.	Weeks, Katie	Brief Article	141
Taking the wrong route.	Hoffman, Robert J.	Letter to the Editor	344
Trustee resigns.	Broderick, Pat	Brief Article	142
TSA Contracting.		Brief Article	140
U.S. advice to Singapore an ill-timed message.	Plate, Tom		848
U.S. Wealth Management.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief Article	58
Venture capitalist: more local funding needed: most venture capital funds that S.D. life science firms get come from outside area, some officials say.	Weeks, Katie		609
Web connect directory.		Directory	780