Orange County Business Journal

11. GOOD VIBRATIONS: Tourism Set to Hit Another High Mark
Orange County's tourism industry continues to ride the coattails of Disneyland's 50th anniversary, which has drawn record crowds to the theme parks and the county.
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12. Office Development Picks Up
The Orange County office market is ripe for development, with 14,000 office jobs expected to be added this year while vacancy in the sector hovers ...
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13. Corrections
Our Commercial Real Estate Brokers list in our April 17 issue should have said Colliers International. The brokerage changed its name from Colliers Seeley International ...
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14. Luxury Row's Latest: Ferrari & Maserati of Newport
Costa Mesa's Ferrari & Maserati of Orange County has moved to the beach with a swanky new dealership, Ferrari & Maserati of Newport Beach, on ...
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15. STRIP MALL CHIC
Cynthia Dornsife loved shopping on Costa Mesa's 17th Street so much she opened her first business there, boutique Clothes for the Soul.
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16. CEO Eyes Payday, Possible Exit With Sybron Acquisition
More than five years ago, Floyd Pickrell Jr. presided over the birth of Sybron Dental Specialties Inc. in a spinoff valued at $540 million.
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17. Beckman Coulter Settles With Applera in DNA Standoff
Beckman Coulter Inc., the Fullerton-based maker of medical testing gear, gave a little and got a little in settling a patent spat.
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18. Lincoln Club Gives Guv Ovation, Jab; the 'Judas' Prof
The 500 GOP loyalists attending the Lincoln Club's annual dinner at the Balboa Bay Club gave Gov. Arnold a standing O, but their most rousing ...
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19. PEOPLE
Hirings, promotions and other moves at local businesses ...
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20. Philosophical Divide: Tourism Board Budget Funding Debated
Orange County hasted roughly 45 million visitors who left $7.8 billion in local coffers last year.
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