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Articles in January, 2005 issue of Inside Business

• Built to last: office vacancies are down and construction is up. 2005 looks to be a rebound year for commercial real estate.(Guide To Construction Development)
  by Lewis, Morgan, Jr.
• The view from the porch.(Absolutely)
  by Harmon, Lute, Sr.
• Welcome home: former Noveon execs bring new venture to Northeast Ohio.(Year In Review)(Aleris International Inc.)(Brief Article)
• Business class: continuing education not only retools your work force, but the investment endears employees to your company.(Guide to: education)(RPM International Inc.)
  by Harkins, Dan
• Riding high: Land Rover 2005 Range Rover HSE.(IB life: driven)
  by Pender, Rick
• Billboard wars.(Education)
  by Lepro, Sara
• Size matters.(Annals Of Health Care)(collection of birth control devices)(Brief Article)
  by Zawacki, Michael
• At home with: Allan Krulak: an avid nature photographer and history buff, this Forest City VP is happiest in the great outdoors.(IB life)(Interview)
  by Lepro, Sara
• Self starter.(One 2 Watch)
  by Lepro, Sara
• On a roll: Cleveland's Trac Tool is getting buzz about a product that saves painters tons of time.(Up-And-Comer)
  by Weber, Lori Valyko
• Bouncing into Fairlawn: Rubbermaid Home Products moves its headquarters deeper into Northeast Ohio.(Year In Review)
• Single vision: the Fund for Our Economic Future represents a new approach to economic development, but can it challenge conventional pessimism about regionalism?(Interview, Robert Briggs of Greater Akron Regional Foundation and Brad Whitehead)(Interview)
  by Zawacki, Michael
• Restoration artists: Marous Brothers Construction's knack for commercial renovations has built the firm a national reputation.(Guide To Construction Development)
  by Lewis, Morgan, Jr.
• Should I stay or should I go? With vacancies decreasing around the region, this could be the year to move or build a new office.(Guide To Construction Development)(Interview)
  by Lewis, Morgan, Jr.
• The 10 biggest deals of 2004: Inside Business makes a big deal out of the big deals that helped create or protect jobs in Northeast Ohio last year.(Year In Review)(International Steel Group Inc. and Mittal Steel Company N.V. merger)
  by Zawacki, Michael
• Foundation for the future: Krill Co. Inc.'s work with case and NASA helped established itself as a high-tech builder in Northeast Ohio.(Guide To Construction Development)(Krill Company Inc. uses web linked cameras to see construction sites)
  by Lewis, Morgan, Jr.