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Articles in Oct 29, 2007 issue of San Fernando Valley Business Journal

• 'Alternative' is the key word for auto industry: home to hydrogen
  by Mark R. Madler
• 'Alternative' is the key word for auto industry: state auto sales down, rebound possible by 2009
  by Nadra Kareem
• Moving up: making the leap to executive: placement firms, coaches help career climbers put their best foot forward
  by Mark Barna
• Relating tales from the trenches
  by Jason Schaff
• Christmas in October? Retailers say not so
  by Mark Barna
• Tax battle put on back burner: VCs get a break, but worry about 2008
  by Mark Barna
• Sun Valley plan would repurpose land: clean industries get targeted in project
  by Nadra Kareem
• October disasters a major test for local businesses: I-5 tragedy, wildfires bring economic effects
  by Mark R. Madler
• Hiring: employers participated in the "Hire a Hero, Hire a Veteran" event sponsored by the Economic Alliance of the San Fernando Valley
• Mixer: "We Love Canoga Park" took place Oct. 25
• Fundraiser: the Canoga-Owensmouth Historical Society Fundraiser will take place Oct. 29, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., at El Torito Restaurant
• VEDC: the Valley Economic Development Center has announced that it has received an $89,590 Technical Assistance award from the U.S. Department of the Treasury's CDFI Fund's Community Development Financial Institutions Fund
• Street: Ventura Place in Studio City was renamed this month in honor of Dr. Betty Berzon
• Restoration: LA ProPoint wrapped up its part in the restoration of the Balboa Theatre in San Diego
• Awards: Los Angeles Family Housing held its eighth annual L.A. Family Housing Awards Oct. 10 at Universal Studios-Hollywood
• Grateful Hearts: the Los Angeles Fire Department held its third annual Food Faire & Fundraiser Oct. 18 from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oxnard Street between Owensmouth and AMC Place
• Art: "The Visual Art's Gallery" will be displaying art at the Warner Marriott Center in Woodland Hills during the first week of November
• Holiday Vendors: the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center, 22900 Market St., Santa Clarita, has scheduled its Holiday Boutique and Sale for Dec. 10, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m
• Ribbon-cutting: Office Depot announced Oct. 2 the opening of its first store in Santa Clarita
• Golf: the Greater San Fernando Valley Chamber of Commerce will host its 32nd annual golf classic, the Hawaiian Open at the Tournament Players Club Nov. 19
• Pay Online: Palmdale City Library has announced a new online service that enables cardholders to pay library fees and fines online with a MasterCard or VISA credit card
• Pumpkins: the city of Palmdale hosted an underwater pumpkin-carving contest Oct. 27 at the Marie Kerr Park pool, at 2723 Rancho Vista Blvd
• Monstrous business in a short time
  by Linda Coburn
• Out of the film can and into the Music Box: Calabasas production company rides technology wave to create music for film and television
  by Mark R. Madler
• Correction
• State faces 'astronomical' shortage of auto techs
  by Nadra Kareem
• Hybrid cars now available in all shapes and sizes
  by Nadra Kareem
• Companies present alternatives at transportation expo: valley bicycle maker shows off its fleet
  by Linda Coburn
• Buff up auto resale value with paint, detailing: but body shops warn consumers: beauty is more than skin deep, beware one-coat jobs
  by Mark Barna
• Valley's top auto dealers: ranked by total revenues in 2006
  by Linda Coburn
• Buy-in by employees seen as crucial to companies: clarity of firms' goals brings better results
  by Janet McIntyre
• Executives relate war stories of hiring workers
  by Nadra Kareem
• Great leaders aren't necessarily great managers
  by Mark Barna
• Public company profitability index: performance of greater San Fernando Valley companies based on ROE
• Conflict can be used to help some firms grow
  by Mark R. Madler
• Giving each person a role important in teambuilding
  by Ivy Weiss
• Warner Bros. goes green in tree-planting event: children learn environmental responsibility
  by Mark Barna
• Wells Fargo donates to non-profits
  by Mark Barna
• $70,000 donated by Providence
  by Mark Barna
• Glendale Galleria donates goods
  by Mark Barna
• Seniors get free flu shots
  by Mark Barna
• ValueClick misses guidance range
• Jury rules for Amgen
• Makeover for California Adventure
• Amgen 3Q profits plummet
  by Mark Madler
• Health Net: "good" HMO report card
  by Mark Madler
• Accept no substitute: this Chatsworth medical replacement parts company has a loyal clientele that spans the globe
  by Nadra Kareem
• Warner celebrates eighty years of 'quiet on the set': Burbank Studio puts out 'Jazz Singer' compilation
  by Mark R. Madler
• Despite national statistics, Valley strip malls still strong: small-business owners are getting the credit
  by Mark Barna
• Zodax Buys Valencia building
  by Mark Barna
• Retail center upcoming
  by Mark Barna
• Real estate firm lists center
  by Mark Barna
• Development head Hitts leaving post: taking Glendale job
  by Nadra Kareem
• Calendar
• Bankruptcies
• Bi-weekly top gainers
• Bi-weekly top losers
• The valley 50 stock index
• Market summary
• Market indexes
• Valley econowatch
• L.A. County econowatch
• County board backs hospital expansion
  by Mark Madler
• Northrop Grumman Corporation
• Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences
• Josh Resnick has been re-elected to the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences board of directors
• Deluxe Digital Media
• StereoVision Entertainment Inc
• GoTV Networks
• First Private Bank & Trust
• Singer Lewak Greenbaum & Goldstein LLP: Rachel Rico
• Singer Lewak Greenbaum & Goldstein LLP: Harmeet Singh
• Countrywide Financial Corp
• Matadors Community Credit Union
• Health Net Inc
• DeWitt Stern Group
• Wataire International Inc
• National Easter Seals
• Frontiers of Flight Museum
• 1105 Education Group

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