Los Angeles Business Journal

1. Hawthorne Plaza's new owners go for ethnic accent.
Group that bought mall itself reflects ethnic diversity Hawthorne Plaza's new owners have embarked on a "revitalization program" to more appropriately service the "ethnic makeup" ...
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2. MWD brushes off Beitler in its quest for new home.
Agency directors query need for outside representation The Metropolitan Water District last month quietly dismissed the commercial real estate brokerage that had been representing the ...
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3. ComputerLand settles dispute with ex-franchise.
InfoSystems to use ComputerLand division as vendor A computer war in L.A. County between industry giant ComputerLand Corp. and its breakaway franchise InfoSystems has been ...
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4. Home businesses flocking to low-priced computers.
Today's prices are 50% below those of two years ago Home office computers are now the fastest-growing segment of the computer industry, mainly because corporate ...
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5. L.A. law goes high-tech with slew of new programs.
Disks replace 'suitcase-size' files of court documents Software developers, looking for niche markets not filled by industry giants such as Microsoft Corp. and Novell Inc., ...
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6. New scanners touted as 'fax machine of the 1990s.' (electronic filing...
Number of users expected to increase tenfold by 1997 Only one or two years ago, companies were viewing the concept of an "electronic file cabinet" ...
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7. L.A. software firms rush to meet demand for multi-task programs.
A handful of local software firms are jumping into the race to grab a piece of an emerging multibillion-dollar (annual sales) international market for "groupware," ...
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8. L.A. software developers help animate small businesses.
Los Angeles-based software companies, anticipating a huge demand for personal computer-based animation systems, are scrambling to get a new generation of affordable animation programs to ...
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9. Audit reports convention bureau's budget in line.
Outlays total $10 million in pursuit of shows, tourists More than 10 percent of the Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Bureau's $10 million in spending ...
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10. Hotel business in January posts best monthly jump in three years.
Helped by the Super Bowl, hotel room occupancy in Los Angeles County increased 3.6 percent in January, its biggest monthly jump in probably three years, ...
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