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Articles in May 11, 2009 issue of San Fernando Valley Business Journal

• Bi-weekly top losers
• Palmdale vote will decide on bed tax hike: increase to 10 percent sought by officials
  by Mark R. Madler
• Signs of stabilization in home prices: first-time homebuyers, investors driving current market
  by Eric Billingsley
• Opportunity rises for angels as VC investments fall: higher quality enterprises looking for early stage capital; company valuations have fallen
  by Eric Billingsley
• A jurisdictional 'hot potato' over clean neighborhoods: while agencies figure out who's responsible for picking up trash along the Orange Line in Van Nuys, the Greater SFV Chamber of Commerce takes matters literally into its own hands
  by Andrea Alegria
• Investment firm bringing its trend strategies to Valley: business partners claim concepts minimize volatility
  by Eric Billingsley
• Valley company putting a face on viral marketing: big stage technology helps strengthen brand bonding
  by Mark R. Madler
• Holy land experience
  by Mark R. Madler
• Innovators meeting
  by Mark R. Madler
• Mr. Social: Dustin Luther dispenses advice on the hows and whys of using social media to promote a business
  by Eric Billingsley
• Playhouse cuts eliminate national acts from schedule: Palmdale venue's stage, classes focusing on local fare
  by Mark R. Madler
• Santa Clarita Valley Business Leadership 2009 Award nominees
• Local accountants dislike rule on distressed assets: CPAs say new guidelines forced through 'political duress'
  by Thom Senzee
• L.A. Council to make final decision on jet phaseout: LAWA Board backs passage of Van Nuys noise ordinance
  by Mark R. Madler
• Energy: disk storage provider Nexsan has a new promotion for its customers who use energy-saving technology
• Energy: as part of the Los Angeles Unified School District's efforts to reduce energy and water consumption by 10 percent by 2012, solar panels are being installed at Canoga Park High School
• Hall: the Valley Industry & Commerce Association's Hall of Fame will grow this year to include Beverly Garland's Holiday Inn, Gelson's, Pierce College, Spectrolab and Ritchie Valens
• Search: Scour.com launched a promotion for new and existing users to win $1,000 just by using the search engine
• Music: Schecter Guitar Research has joined with the Musicians Institute to offer two new scholarships for student guitarists
• Software: Xytech Systems Corp. has completed the first installation of its new MediaPulse product at the Chicago headquarters of the Boeing Co
• Fashion: more than 650 people attended Woodbury University's annual scholarship benefit gala at the Beverly Hilton on May 3
• Food: Henry's Farmers Market opened a new location in Woodland Hills on May 6 in the Warner Plaza
• Energy: two buildings managed by American Realty Advisors have received the Energy Star designation by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
• Distribute: Universal Music Group will distribute music and music-related urban titles from Image Entertainment Inc. under a deal reached between the two companies
• Relations: the Sun Valley plant of Vulcan Materials Co. received a Community Relations Bronze Award from the National Stone, Sand and Gravel Association
• Sweets: the Chocolate Bar, a gourmet chocolate business, celebrated its grand opening May 8 in Encino
• Canoga Park/West Hills Chamber of Commerce
• North Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce
• Universal City-North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
• Woodland Hills-Tarzana Chamber of Commerce
• Showcase of Green
• Santa Clara Valley Bank hired Santa Clarita Valley resident, Janet Olmos as a Client Service Representative for its Valencia branch
• Amgen announced the results of voting at the company's Annual Meeting of Stockholders
• Glendale
• Valley econowatch
• Discussion of commercial market needs specifics
  by Eric Billingsley
• A delicious deal
  by Eric Billingsley
• Calabasas office sale
  by Eric Billingsley
• The M& M wrap-up
  by Eric Billingsley
• The Valley 50 stock index
• Company highlight: Walt Disney Co
• Market indexes
• Commercial real estate brings questions at summit: foreclosures, opportunities coming out of distressed market are discussed by two panels
  by Eric Billingsley
• State's political, economic future may hinge on turnout of May 19 election
  by Gregory N. Lippe
• Non-profits and business should work together
  by Jason Schaff
• Our small-business economy
• Old advice works for new media
  by Robert J. Terry
• Research grants get high marks
  by Beth Murtagh
• 504 loan helps sew up new location
  by Mike W. Thomas
• Success built on long-term view
  by Ryan Peacock
• Resources for starting a business: the SBA has many tools available for anyone ready to explore starting a business, including figuring out if you have what it takes be an entrepreneur. It also offers nuts-and-bolts information about the startup process a
• Smoother sailing with 8 training
  by Dolly Penland
• Favorable loan terms help close sale
  by Lori Johnston
• Much of Valley economy is put on hold: no clear direction for Valley business community, according to experts at annual summit
  by Andrea Alegria
• Fertile ground or saturation? Farmer's markets spring up quickly as they stray from original intent
  by Andrea Alegria
• Should the California state constitution be re-written?
  by Ivy Weiss
• On the screen
  by Mark R. Madler
• Time to review where ad dollars go
  by Scott Harris
• Santa Clarita plan eves more spending
• Burbank, Woodbury to hold business summit
• San Fernando Valley Business Journal
• Aleratec Inc
• Panda Security
• Public service
• Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation
• Valley calendar
• Bankruptcies
• Bi-weekly top gainers
• Market summary
• Valley biz seen
• Letter to the editor
  by Kim Berry
• Appointments: two new and five returning members have been named to the Newhall Redevelopment Committee
• Taking stimulus money requires following rules
  by Richard Rosenberg
• Keeping companies in state requires addressing four factors
  by Bob Potter
• Scientist taps SCORE for advice
  by Lisa Sibley
• Startup weds passions for a purpose
  by Aaron Corvin
• Veteran's loan boosts energy firm
  by Jackie Noblett
• On-the-job training, and lots of it
  by Adam Worcester
• Projects in Chapter 7: filing cites multi-family developments
  by Eric Billingsley
• Need quiet? He's all ears
  by Mark R. Madler