Los Angeles Business Journal

1. Social Security Isn't In Critical Condition.
In the midst of the Social Security debates, here's the first thing you have to know. Social Security is not in some form of terminal ...
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2. U.S. Must Reduce Its Dependence on Oil.
THE sharp leap in the price of oil should be a wakeup call, warning Americans that dependence on imported oil and the politics of OPEC ...
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3. A Fair Share.
Minority-Owned Firms Must Dispel Myths to Win Convention Business WITH the Democratic convention only days away, many minority business owners and community activists are still ...
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4. Rating of Chief Parks?
Police Chief Bernard Parks took a beating last week after all five candidates for L.A. mayor criticized at least some of his policies during a ...
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5. Fox Scares the Chicken Littles.
WHILE Vicente Fox's recent election as Mexico's new president was largely hailed in the United States as a step in the right direction, it also ...
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6. This Fan Can't Keen Up With the Music.
WELL, I lost them. All 60 songs. I don't know where I put them. They could be under a sock. They could be behind a ...
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7. THE ROVING EYE.
THE landmark statue of a 10-foot-tall horse and its human companion alongside and old bank building at Manchester Avenue and South Sepulveda Boulevard has a ...
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8. The best.
There'll be a smorgasbord of food, music and other activities at the annual Best of L.A. Festival. Twenty restaurants will be dishing up offerings, and ...
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9. Fair contests.
Get those recipe cards in order, the deadline is Aug. 1 for a variety of competition entries at this year's Los Angeles County Fair. Contests ...
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10. PSYCHEDELIC STONEHENGE.
A string of translucent monoliths is emerging along the center median of Century Boulevard, culminating in a huge ring of more monoliths at the threshold ...
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