Los Angeles Business Journal: 20020401

1. Ron on a roll. (L.A. Stories).
It was a big week for director Ron Howard. There was that Oscar thing and then this: Howard's "Apollo 13" will be the first non-animated ...
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2. Not much new in network news laments. (Commentary).
GOOD old Walter Cronkite was back in the news the other day, issuing a pronouncement on the Great Koppel-Letterman Flap. Surely you remember the Flap.
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3. Welch vs. Welch: giving former GE chief the business. (Commentary).
I assume I'm not the only one who feels a tiny shudder of delight whenever I open the newspaper and find another story about Jack ...
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4. Breaking up is hard to do. (LABJ Forum).
Chances are increasing that secession of the San Fernando Valley, the San Pedro/Wilmington area and Hollywood from the City of Los Angeles will appear on ...
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5. Sammy glicks and Tinseltown. (Comment).
I had been waiting for justice suddenly to rise up and smite him in all his vengeance, secretly hoping to be around when Sammy got ...
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6. Flatlines. (Real Estate).
Rental inflation throughout Los Angeles County is expected to decrease slightly this year, as the southern part of the county and West Los Angeles experience ...
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7. Blindsided. (Real Estate).
Danny King SeeBeyond Technology Corp. may have been shortsighted when it came to its headquarters relocation needs. At the end of 2000, the Monrovia-based software ...
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8. Strouds to move. (Real Estate).
Home decor retailer Strouds is itself moving into new digs. Strouds Building LLC, an affiliate of Strouds Acquisition Corp., purchased a 159,000 square-foot-building at Plantation ...
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9. Old Tire Centers to make way for retail developments. (Real Estate).
Two tire stores are rolling out of a four block stretch of Wilshire Boulevard in Santa Monica, and two retail developments are expected to take ...
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10. State-of-the-art engineering.
The Alameda Corridor is a testament to modern engineering and construction and unprecedented cooperation between private industry and public agencies. More than 1,000 professionals from ...
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