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Articles in March 31, 2008 issue of San Fernando Valley Business Journal

• Bankruptcies
• Valley econowatch
• L.A. county econowatch
• Harman cuts Northridge force: restructuring means loss of 300 valley manufacturing jobs; work transfering to other U.S., overseas plants
  by Mark R. Madler
• Quashed EIR raises questions: City Council move on Las Lomas could lead to lawsuit
  by Mark R. Madler
• IJM execs quiet while creditors await payment: doors shut just six months after pylon acquisition
  by Mark R. Madler
• Blu-ray has firms seeing green: new features mean more work for technology providers
  by Mark R. Madler
• Retail property values holding steady: annual report shows inventory and demand balanced, rent growth is healthy
  by James Hames
• Manufacturers told 'take the money and stay': financing, opportunities still widely available locally
  by Mark R. Madler
• Enrich: Two Burbank high school seniors were the recipients of $10,000 scholarships and paid summer internships at Warner Bros
• Jets: Avjet Corp. added two new planes to its charter fleet operating from the Bob Hope Airport
• Girl Scouts: the Girl Scouts of the San Fernando Valley and Encino-Tarzana Regional Medical Center hosted Girl Scout Medical Day March 29 on the hospital's Tarzana campus
• Chair: Stephen D. Woodworth was named as the new chair of the business advisory council at the Martin V. Smith School of Business & Economics at California State University Channel Islands
• Produce meets Prada at mall market
  by James Hames
• Film head LA leaves
• Disney returning to retail
• Kaiser makes its move
• Superior posts net income
• The curious musical history of Adam Marsland: Reseda musician wants to thank you for buying his kick-ass album reintroducing himself to the music-buying public
  by Mark R. Madler
• City Waboo links business sites to social networks
  by Mark R. Madler
• Valley biz seen
• Times sure have changed: 50 years of deliveries: anniversary party celebrates Valley Presbyterian's births
  by James Hames
• Advertising and public relations firms: ranked by employees in the greater San Fernando Valley
  by America Sarmiento
• Snyder ready to begin final phase of NoHo commons
  by James Hames
• Presentation: Cheri L. Kurman of Kurman Law Group will discuss and explain the recent changes in conversatorship laws at the Ventura County Paralegal Association Conference April 5, 2:45 to 3:45 p.m
• Exhibit: the Multimedia Department of California Lutheran University will host an exhibit April 2-21 in its Soiland Humanities Center honoring excellence in student multimedia work
• Radio: KCLU received four Mark Twain Awards from the Associated Press Television and Radio Association for the western United States
• 2008 Ad
• Daffodils: in honor of the American Cancer Society's Daffodil Days, the staff of Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital recently delivered daffodils to hospital cancer patients and departments as a sign of hope and renewal
• Days: the annual Simi Valley Days Celebration and Carnival will now be held in Rancho Simi Community Park
• Opening: the first franchise of exercise studio Cardio Barre will have a grand opening April 5, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at 2975 "B" Cochran Street with free classes throughout the day
• Anniversary: welcome to The Neighborhood Magazine will mark its four-year anniversary April 1
• Candidates speak up about business
  by Nadra Kareem
• City is cracking down on illegal street vendors: store owners push officials to better enforce regulations
  by Nadra Kareem
• Growth in special events provides economic boon: golf classic, cycling tour generate big tourism bucks
  by Nadra Kareem
• Old Town looks new again: revitalization cited as drawing new businesses to area
  by Nadra Kareem
• Residential construction is down but not out in Santa Clarita: more permits issued in January than in same time last year
  by Nadra Kareem
• Encouraging words: Valley Book & Bible is holding onto its last store
  by James Hames
• SBA lenders: ranked by number of loans awarded in the greater San Fernando Valley
  by America Sarmiento
• Largest SBA lenders: ranked by total value of loans
  by America Sarmiento
• Bi-weekly top gainers
• Bi-weekly top losers
• The Valley 50 stock index
• Market summary
• Market indexes
• Swimmer touts power bar
• Acquittals in Ritter trial
• Condo fire probed
• Precision green campaign
• Production music online
• American soil, Green Hippo deal
• Pharmacist protests cuts
• Good Swartz Brown & Berns LLP
• Sunkist Growers
• NBC Universal
• New Line Cinema
• Warner Home Video North America
• Thinkwell Design & Production
• BRC Imagination Arts
• Los Angeles Jewish Home
• Superior Industries International Inc
• Vyant
• Superior Industries International Inc
• Valley Community Clinic
• GMAC Mortgage
• Steven Katz joins Equis Staffing as director, IT services
• 1105 Enterprise Computing Group
• Move, Inc
• MRV Communications
• Passion + clout = action: Greg Lippe won't just be sitting around as the new chairman of VICA
  by Jason Schaff
• Ralphs bests Vons in Woodland Hills market battle
  by James Hames
• Calendar
• It's tough to do the right thing
  by Martin M. Cooper
• Small city achieves big success per plan
  by Jason Schaff