Business Record (Des Moines)

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Articles in August, 2002 issue of Business Record (Des Moines)

• Q & A
• Des Moines lawyer becomes third-time father. (Up & Comer)
  by Doug Fulton
• Iowa Realty advertising sight grows: broker's classified ad Web site allows online surfers to buy and sell wares for free
  by Michael Swanger
• New shop sits heroes down for a cup o' joe. (Launches)
• Office park ready for occupancy in December. (Land & Space)
• 3rd annual Salisbury Automobile Classic. (Product Review).
  by Jeff Lacina
• Liberty Bank plans new branch. (Business Report)
  by Anne Mathey
• Kanzi gets a vote on Sanctuary design: bonobo chimpanzees expected to move to Des Moines by at least spring 2004
  by Beth Dalbey
• Banker focuses on needs of financially challenged. (60 Seconds)
  by Denise Martin-Foley
• Grand View programs grow student body: new initiatives are designed to reach a more diverse group of students. (Higher Education)
  by Anne Mathey
• Menace get a stadium sponsor to tune of $3 mln. (Business Front)
• Australian bank said it held talks to buy Principal unit. (Business Front)
• Drake raises a record $190 million: several major construction projects are under way. (Business Front)
• Des Moines on cusp of arts renaissance: galleries, public projects thrust local artists into limelight.
  by Anne Mathey
• Great Plains Recording Co. sees great things in local music scene: studio's sponsorship of "Lazer Local Licks" radio show helps drum up business
  by Michael Swanger
• Des Moines financial planner named one of the nation's best
  by Michael Lovell
• Masseur's touch relieves stress, aids posture. (60 Seconds)
  by Frank Epstein
• Iowa Priority's focus is 'saving for seniors': Iowa seniors are saving 16 percent on drug costs, but there's still progress to be made. (Opinion)
  by Diane K. Skinner
• Overwhelming early success launches Deerfield into next stage of development. (Paid Advertisement)
• Women of Influence. (Focus)
• Porter's introspection leads to a new product: Porter and Associates' executive success programs help executives explore the reasons they may be holding themselves back. (Media and Marketing)
  by Beth Dalbey
• Companies large and small pin big hopes on Iowa State Fair. (Fair Business)
  by Michael Lovell
• Public relations business is a family tradition for the Flynns: family-run firm continues to expand business despite tough economic times. (Media and Marketing)
  by Michael Swanger
• Hot stoves, perp walks: lessons learned. (Our View)
• KPWB hooks audiences ignored by competitors: Nielsen ratings show KPWB, young audiences are paying attention to one another. (Tuned In)
  by Michael Swanger
• Altoona Chamber maintains a hectic pace. (Affiliate Report)
  by Joanne Mangold
• Smithway Motor Xpress Corp. (The Bottom Line)
• After5. (2002 Best of Des Moines Business Record).
• Closing the deal. (2002 Best of Des Monies Business Record).
• World Food Prize raising its image. (Op-Ed).
  by Jay P. Wagner
• Financial adviser is one of the best in the country. (60 Seconds)
• Sales and marketing company helps others get results. (60 Seconds)
  by Diana J. Deibler
• Family medical histories could reduce your health-benefit costs. (Opinion)
  by James N. Cossitt
• Member spotlight: Sayles Graphic Design
• Theater renovation creates a sense of place. (Opinion)
  by Leisha Barcus
• 2003 Mercury Marauder. (Product Review)
  by Jeff Lacina
• A slower economy requires an innovative banking partner and solutions. (Bank of America)
  by Becky Gibson
• From intern to vice president. (Up & Comer)
• SunCom to become AT&T Wireless this month. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• Fusion blends Chinese antiques and 1950s metal furniture: new East Village shop caters to interior designers, architects and the general public. (Business Front)
  by Anne Mathey
• Principal Financial second-quarter profits buoyed by cost cuts. (Business Front)
• Farm Progress cuts number of titles in half. (Media and Marketing)
  by Michael Lovell
• Des Moines' River of possibilities. (Op-Ed)
  by Jay P. Wagner
• Jordan Creek work to start soon. (Business Front)
  by Michael Lovell
• Developers: airport business park ready to take off; South Side business community to get a face lift
  by Michael Swanger
• The No. 1 priority. (Our View)
• GDMLI celebrates 20 years of cultivating leaders
• Business basics. (2002 Best of Des Moines Business Record)
• Q & A
• Links for the mentally disabled. (Non-Profit)
• So sue them. (Our View)
• Marketing professional thrives on variety. (Up & Comer)
• Q & A
• A-Dong finds new location: plans to move to Woodland Avenue fall through, restaurant will move to High street. (Business Report)
  by Anne Mathey
• Getting the job done. (2002 Best of Des Moines Business Record)
• A harvest of renewable energy: Green Bike Tour in Europe gives Iowans something to think about. (Opinion)
  by David Osterberg
• Service with a smile. (2002 Best of Des Moines Business Record)
• Building Iowa. (2002 Best of Des Moines Business Record)
• Gartner: KXTK programming gelled too late. (Whispers & Proclamations)
• PR specialist works to help kids quit. (Up & Comer)
  by Josh Swalla
• Meredith forecasts higher profits, rebounding ad spending
• Women in their place. (Our View)
• Titan International Inc. (The Bottom Line)
• Sauer-Danfoss Inc. (The Bottom Line)
• Not all young people are itching to flee Iowa: an East Coast native has adopted the state. (OP-ED)
  by Beth Dalbey
• Grocery store expected to spur revitalization
  by Beth Dalbey
• The business calendar.
• Q & A
• Iowa Asian Alliance helps increase cultural awareness: Southeast Asian refugees who came to Iowa 27 years ago are now an untapped source of economic prowess, says director of newly formed group. (Cultural Awareness)
  by Beth Dalbey
• A powerful strategy for privately held companies. (Bank of America)
  by Becky Gibson
• Honorees share struggles and triumphs. (Cover Story)
  by Beth Dalbey
• East Village gets a face lift: streetscaping has begun on East Locust Street has part of the Gateway East improvements. (Business Front)
  by Anne Mathey
• Leadership. (2002 Best of Des Moines Business Record)
• Technology. (2002 Best of Des Moines Business Record)
• The Project has battled AIDS for 15 years. (Non-Profit)
• Underdog WOI carving out a new image: a new, edgier format is part of the buildup for WOI's planned return to the 6 p.m. news slot. (Cover Story).
  by Beth Dalbey
• Principal tackles the cost of stock options
  by Michael Lovell
• Niche banking in Iowa: small banks find plenty of room in Iowa among the giants
  by Michael Lovell
• Yesterday and today in the livestock showing. (OP-ED)
  by Beth Dalbey
• Livinghere. (2002 Best of Des Moines Business Record).

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