Los Angeles Business Journal

1. Making things worse.
My office is located at the eastern end of the experimental bus lane on Wilshire Boulevard ("Wilshire Bus Lane Blocked by Opponents Across City Limits," ...
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2. Port perk.
In response to community and City Council concerns ("Port Insiders Defend Deal With Ex-Director," Oct. 18) that former Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Larry ...
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3. Port project.
Your article on the Bridge to Breakwater Project ("Return on Port's Huge Mixed-Use Project Overstated." Oct. 25) made nay comments sound critical of the mayor ...
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4. Terrorism trumps economic issues: Americans rallied behind Bush;...
Here are some selected opinions of last week's election results from a range of columnists. 9/11 Election LT wasn't supposed to be like this. When ...
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5. After the vote.
The sound bites were bitten, the spin doctors had spun. Finally, the ballots were cast and President Bush was elected to a second term. Voters ...
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6. Placing the blame on Monica and Bill.
THE predictable finger-pointing is well under way: How could the Democrats have blown it again? Competing against an unpopular president who is mired in an ...
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7. Golden opportunity.
Westside real estate investor Kevin Green has listed a prominent Beverly Hills office building at 9440 Santa Monica Blvd. for about $35 million. The 87,000-square ...
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8. Staying put.
UnumProvident Corp., the large disability insurer, renewed its lease at Glendale's 655 N. Central Ave. in a deal worth about $23 million. Though the Chattanooga, ...
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9. Beacon strikes again.
Also attracting a high price last week was 1000 Wilshire, which Beacon Capital Partners agreed to buy from Sumitomo Life Realty Inc. for $115.4 million, ...
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10. Downtown housing developers making plans to cash in.
NOT long ago, developers took what were considered huge risks to build housing in downtown Los Angeles. Now, institutional investors are willing to pay huge ...
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