Los Angeles Business Journal

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Articles in May 15, 2000, issue of Los Angeles Business Journal

• Winnick Buys Investment Firm
• Murdoch's Buyback Bid Hits Trouble
  by John Brinsley
• All Things Considered
• TV Stars and Crash Victims Part of E.R. Nurse's Routine
  by Jolie Gorchov
• Firms Paying Up to Go Live on DotTV
  by Laura Dunphy
• A First Person Account Of Running A Small Business
• Making Sense Out of CAM and E-Business
  by Maggie Macary
• Case Study: Using Technology to Make Things Happen
• Profiting From Patents
  by Benjamin Mark Cole
• New Millennium MUSCLE CARS
  by Edvard Pettersson
• Charter to Otter Video-on-Demand
• Hidden Hollywood
  by Nola Sarkisian-Miller
• Looking for Tourists, Marina Proposes Convention Bureau
  by John Brinsley
• Panel Sees No Quick Cure For Ills That Plague Nursing
• Baxter Pumps Millions Into Biotech Unit
  by Jennifer Netherby
• Outside Advice Can Help Smooth Pitfalls of Partnering
  by Jane Applegate
• Strategy Basics For The E-Business World
  by Jim Maza
• Setting Up A Profitable Web Site
  by Penelope Clarke
• MTA Unveils Budget Plan
• L.A. legend
• The Labj Stock Index
• Is "Hoteling" the Wave of the Future?
  by Chris Boyd
• Long Beach Heats Up for Apartment Builders
  by Elizabeth Hayes
• Job Fairs Booming As Firms Scramble for Workers
  by Deborah Belgum
• Major Organizing Effort Is Driven by Pay, Conditions
  by Howard Fine
• Eteamz Scores Big by Hiring Past Adidas Chief as CEO
  by Laura Dunphy
• Lending a hand
  by Jane Applegate
• Hard Work, Ample Capital Are Staples for Restaurant
  by Lorraine Spurge
• Random House Cuts Disney Deal
• Income Property Loans
• Ancient antics
• Interest Rate Survey
• LAX Tops U.S. in Near-misses
• Homebuilding On the Rise in Los Angeles
  by Edvard Pettersson
• CORRECTION
• Firms Profit by Replacing Striking Nurses With Temps
  by Deborah Belgum
• Big Web Bet
  by Laura Dunphy
• Making Sense of Net Marketing Hysteria
  by John Stoepler
• Bankruptcy Isn't Only Option for Failing Businesses
  by David Levene
• The Roving Eye
  by Frank Swertlow
• 5 Years Ago
• Matches on the Menu
  by Shelly Garcia
• Nursing Programs Suffering As Women's Ontions Grow
  by Nola Sarkisian-Miller
• Survey Says[ldots]
  by Laura Dunphy
• Make Basic Technology Work for Your Business
  by June Gil
• Interrupted Public Offerings
  by Jack Goldman
• Doing damage control
  by David Levene
• Dental Plans
  by Karen Teitelman
• Aetna Deal May Not Cure All the Ills Troubling HMOs
  by Jane Bryant Quinn
• Looking for Love in Wrong Online Places
  by Mitch Albom
• The Newsmaker
• Good News, Bad News on L.A. Venture Capital Deals
  by Laura Dunphy
• Demand for More Nurses Driven by Aging Population
  by Stephanie Ruh-Mearns
• Site of the Week - www.novica.com
• Protect Your Web Site From Lawsuits
  by Michael J. Lawrence
• From Formation to First Financing: A Guide for Technology Startups
  by Robert D. Haymer
• Dealing with creditors
  by David Levene
• Mba Programs
  by Nancy Kissock
• Junk-Bond Funds Look Like Losers in New Economy
  by Chet Currier
• Don't Scuttle Staples Project
• DirecTV Partners With Blockbuster
• The Numbers
• L.A. Eyes Development Fee to Create Housing Fund
  by Howard Fine
• Unity Against HMOs Eases Clashing of Nurses, Doctors
  by Christopher Woodard
• In Cyberspace, Calculating Taxes Imperfect Science
  by Joe Salkowski
• Know Your Options: Data is Key to Quality Appraisals
  by Steve Wagner
• Harnessing the Internet: An Online Advertising Primer
  by John Bohan
• The SULTAN of Sartor
  by Frank Swertlow
• Promotion Firm's Reliance On One Client Is a Concern
  by Elizabeth Hayes
• Firm Brings Experience to Bear on Variety of Projects
  by Elizabeth Hayes
• Tax Dollars for Downtown Project?
• Sign of Trouble
• Is Katz Setting Out to Become Valley Mayor?
  by Jennifer Netherby
• BILLIONAIRE Lou Gonda
• Overtaxed in Tucson
  by Joe Salkowski
• What Makes Sense in the World of E-Commerce
  by Jerald Savin
• Tech Leadership in Health Care Industry
  by Stephen J. Williams
• Newsmakers
• Econowatch L.A. County
  by Edvard Pettersson
• Mart Sale in the Works
  by Elizabeth Hayes