Los Angeles Business Journal

1. Smith's market enters tight retail market with a smaller than anticipated...
Smith's market enters tight retail market with a smaller than anticipated incursion Smith's Food & Drug Centers is trickling into the Inland Empire this year ...
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2. Manufacturing thrives on lure of cheap space.
Manufacturing thrives on lure of cheap space Larry Barrios, owner-president of West Coast Samples Inc., a carpet and drapery sample manufacturer, used to have three ...
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3. Warehouse construction shifts focus from speculation in face of tight...
Warehouse construction shifts focus from speculation in face of tight money market With more than a fifth of the Inland Empire's industrial real estate sitting ...
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4. Derailment of rail talks upsets commuter timetable.
Derailment of rail talks upsets commuter timetable When talks between Santa Fe Railway and Southland transit officials derailed last spring, no one was sweating it ...
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5. Newspapers stumble on recession as they seek out far-flung readers.
Newspapers stumble on recession as they seek out far-flung readers Just as the recession was making its way to Southern California in early 1990, two ...
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6. Housing market goes bust after a long-term rally.
Housing market goes bust after a long-term rally After 10 years of phenomenal growth in the booming Inland Empire, the party's over - at least ...
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7. Green space grows in face of continuing drought.
Green space grows in face of continuing drought While drought-conscious Angelenos are dutifully carrying dirty bath water outside to pour on their thirsty gardens - ...
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8. Landfill sites seen as one solution to Los Angeles garbage problem.
Landfill sites seen as one solution to Los Angeles garbage problem As the state of waste disposal in Los Angeles County reaches crisis level, two ...
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9. Job growth and unemployment ride the waves of boom and bust.
Job growth and unemployment ride the waves of boom and bust Heavily dependent on real estate construction, the Inland Empire economy has been hard hit ...
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10. The outlook for local agriculture grows uncertain.
The outlook for local agriculture grows uncertain Even with encroaching suburban sprawl and the storied plight of farmers and ranchers, agriculture remains a strong part ...
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