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Articles in Nov 24, 2008 issue of San Fernando Valley Business Journal

• VEDC seeing more loan requests: local center fills need where banks fear to tread
  by Mark R. Madler
• Still a lot of fight left in THQ: game developer plans to focus on key categories
  by Mark R. Madler
• CSUN Economic Research Center chief retiring: Blake played a role in increasing valley profile
  by Mark R. Madler
• Newhall Land bankruptcy impact still unknown: work continues but concern about the future looms
  by Linda Coburn
• NoHo 14 starts leasing but another JSM project falters
  by Linda Coburn
• Cinema
  by Nadra Kareem
• Agreement
  by Nadra Kareem
• Web
  by Nadra Kareem
• Wrestling
  by Nadra Kareem
• Launch
  by Nadra Kareem
• Recognition
  by Nadra Kareem
• RapidArc
  by Nadra Kareem
• New
  by Nadra Kareem
• Partnership
  by Nadra Kareem
• Groundbreaking
  by Nadra Kareem
• Piracy on agenda when mainstream, adult industries meet
  by Mark R. Madler
• Palmdale takes over LAWA airport lease
  by Mark R. Madler
• Food Group helps vendors learn to market products
  by Nadra Kareem
• Instead of taking antacids, now he's making them
  by Mark R. Madler
• Production and net loss up for Capstone Turbine
• New call center
• Hospital wants decision
• Rough road for wheel maker
• Easton-Bell income drops
• Interlink income drops
• Image narrows loss
• MRV late with earnings data
• Kaiser permanente gives $256,500 in scholarships
  by Linda Coburn
• Help for fire victims
  by Linda Coburn
• Hip Hop Beverage Corp. honored at chamber gala
  by Linda Coburn
• Meal and rest period obligations in a State of flux
  by Richard Rosenberg
• Highest paid public company CEOs: ranked by total company compensation in 2007
  by Linda Coburn
• CPAs facing new tax policy: Obama election will result in big changes
  by Thom Senzee
• The Valley 50 stock index
• Company highlight: Health Net Inc
• Market indexes
• Valley econowatch
• The news business: Daily News editor Carolina Garcia keeps eye on content amid changes
  by Mark R. Madler
• Valley biz seen
• Wells Fargo
• Los Angeles Police Federal Credit Union
• Dee Dee Cavanaugh, vice president and regional manager of First California Bank, has been selected as the Business Person of the Year by the Simi Valley Chamber of Commerce
• Colin Slade, CFO for THQ, Inc. of Agoura Hills, began a medical leave of absence on Nov. 6
• The California Health Association has bestowed the Award of Merit for outstanding contributions to the health care community upon Michael Madden, vice president for advocacy and development for Providence Health & Services
• Partners in Care Foundation, a national health and social services non-profit organization based in the City of San Fernando has selected Richard A. Norling as the recipient of its 2009 Mathies Award
• United Online
• Diana Zitser of Universal City was named in Forbes Magazine's Nov. 17 issue as one of the "Ten Most Dependable Family Law Attorneys of the West."
• Easton-Bell Sports
• Pentadyne
• Antelope Valley Press
• Newhall Escrow Company
• Power-One, Inc
• Ixia
• Nexsan Corporation
• Xytech Systems
• A November ritual we can do without
  by Martin M. Cooper
• Treatment
  by Nadra Kareem
• Recognition
  by Nadra Kareem
• Planes
  by Nadra Kareem
• Breakfast
  by Nadra Kareem
• Honor
  by Nadra Kareem
• Merger
  by Nadra Kareem
• Hear this
  by Linda Coburn
• Transporting donations
  by Linda Coburn
• To the rescue
  by Linda Coburn
• Economist gives optimistic report for Santa Clarita
  by Mark R. Madler
• Burbank developer not wasting time on sale of condos
  by Linda Coburn
• Bi-weekly top gainers
• Bi-weekly top losers
• Market summary
• Something good will come out of this
  by Jason Schaff
• Santa Clarita named top city for business by LAEDC
  by Linda Coburn
• Website duo want to know: what's in your head?
  by Mark Madler
• Opportunity in adversity
  by Larry Cohen
• Natural gas deal
• Printing in green: Glendale firm gains business as it creates an environmental alliance
  by Linda Coburn
• Valley calendar
• Bankruptcies
• Lamia Financial Group of Thousand Oaks