Los Angeles Business Journal

1. Playing for home team.
ARCHITECT Dan Meis grew up in Denver as a huge Broncos fan. And he's lived in Los Angeles for more than a decade now, but ...
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2. High jump.
Fans of Olympic events and lifestyle sports such as skiing and volleyball can turn to Los Angeles-based World Championship Sports Network for 2,000 hours of ...
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3. Wheel deal.
Los Angeles-based Herbalife Ltd. announced an agreement last week to be the nutritional sponsor of IndyCar Series racer Townsend Bell for the 2008 Indy Car ...
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4. Stem cell blood bank relocates as business booms: StemCyte moves into...
It's a common tale about the chronic shortage of commercial lab space in Los Angeles: A fast-growing bioscience company frequently has to move away to ...
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5. Terner leaving prospect.
Dr. Jacob Terner, who until March was chief executive of struggling managed care provider Prospect Medical Holdings Inc., is close to cutting the remaining ties ...
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6. More funding for Kythera.
Investors have poured an additional $40 million into Los Angeles-based biotech company Kythera Biopharmaceuticals, which is developing aesthetic skin treatments. The company said this third ...
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7. Terminal project.
The Port of Long Beach last week released a draft environmental report for a $750-million terminal development project. The Middle Harbor project, plans for which ...
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8. LA36 spared.
With death by budget axe looming over LA36, the backers of L.A.'s arts and education cable network were able to convince City Council members to ...
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9. Dunking diva.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Los Angeles Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant may be the league MVP this year, but he might not claim the title of the most ...
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10. No kidding around: Toni Casala's Web site helps children, parents deal with...
TOM Casala came to California from Colorado in 1987 and got a job representing makeup artists and teachers who work with child actors on sets.
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