Los Angeles Business Journal

11. Bush provides a short respite for defense industry.
The Southland's defense industry -- which routinely landed $25 billion in annual Pentagon business during the 1980s -- is now in a collective sweat. The ...
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12. Darwin's law rules in real estate jungle.
The commercial real estate jungles of Los Angeles County will get much darker and more dangerous in the coming year of 1992. It will be ...
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13. Deadline near for businesses with leaking gasoline storage tanks to file...
Thousands of landowners in Los Angeles County have leaking gasoline storage tanks sitting underneath their properties. Like voracious profit-eating gremlins, these subterranean leaks silently cause ...
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14. Former '60s radical dubs himself L.A.'s no. 1 party animal.
Former 1960s radical Jerry Rubin, who moved to Brentwood from New York a few months ago and opened a nutrition products distributorship called Omnitrition, is ...
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15. New head of Santa Anita REIT plans expansion.
Glenn L. Carpenter, who took over Jan. 1 as chief executive officer of Santa Anita Realty Enterprises Inc., plans significant expansion during 1992 and beyond ...
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16. He's not horsing around; R.D. Hubbard, Hollywood Park's new chief, is...
In Chairman R.D. Hubbard's office at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, there are a lot of women around, and just outside, there are a lot of ...
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17. Westin Bonaventure still tops hotel ranks; but it's in bankruptcy and new...
The largest hotel in Los Angeles County, in terms of guest rooms, is still the Westin Bonaventure in downtown Los Angeles. And the 10 biggest ...
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18. Jury still out on Tinseltown's big holiday winner; analysts split over...
Hollywood is still arguing over which film studio will emerge victorious from the holiday movie season. One industry expert says Sony Pictures Entertainment, which, among ...
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19. Holiday shoppers better late than never; last minute and post-Christmas...
Many shrewd shoppers clutched their pocketbooks tightly this holiday season, holding out for last-minute sales and promotions that would allow them to save that extra ...
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20. Labor dispute arises anew at Mid-Wilshire hotel.
Workers at the Hyatt Wilshire hotel rang out New Year's Eve by manning the picket line in protest of what they call substandard wage and ...
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