Los Angeles Business Journal

1. Nominees for the Los Angeles Business Journal's 2002 Family-Owned Business...
The following list summarizes the 23 prestigious Los Angeles based, family-owned businesses who were nominated this year. Congratulations to all this year's nominees. Alegacy Foodservice ...
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2. Family Owned Business Awards.
October 28, 2002 It's often been said that family-owned businesses -- be they large or small -- comprise the bedrock of American commerce. I believe ...
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3. Calendar.
Tuesday, October 29 Business of Art Six-Week Training Course 6 p.m. Center for Cultural Innovation 8559 Higuera St., Culver City $120 (310) 815-8011 Nuts and ...
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4. Hospitality. (Newsmakers).
Chuck Rink has been promoted to chief operating officer of Acapulco/El Torito Restaurants. Rink, who had been executive vice president of operations with El Torito, ...
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5. Retailers take advantage of area boom in housing prices. (Spotlight On...
THE opening of a drive-through Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf next month at the intersection of Palms and Sepulveda boulevards, replacing the Hot Diggity Dog ...
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6. Uplifting transaction. (Real Estate).
In a Mid-Cities region marked interest rate-driven purchases of industrial property, Total Warehousing Inc. recently initiated a seven-year deal for about 150,000 square feet at ...
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7. The Wood age. (The Roving Eye).
SOME musicians take their groupies on the road with them. Ronnie Wood takes his art collection. Starting on Halloween, Wood, the veteran Rolling Stones guitarist, ...
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8. Brides of Broadway. (L.A. Stories).
Long before "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" made a big splash in cinemas this summer, there was "Joey & Maria's Comedy Wedding," which has been ...
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9. Review & Preview.
OCTOBER 18 - 24 Earnings Roundup: Overture Services Inc. reported third-quarter net income of $16.9 million, compared with $9.0 million for the like period a ...
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10. Tough economy hurting region's big private firms. (Up Front).
It was hardly a good year for anyone. L.A.'s 100 largest privately held companies, typically tight-lipped about their revenues, had even less to say about ...
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