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Articles in March 21, 2005 issue of San Diego Business Journal

• Businesses cope with new round of price hikes
  by Pat Broderick
• Vacationers will visit, but at a higher price
  by Connie Lewis
• S.D. builds case as stem cell hub: institute may be based at Torrey Pines Science Park
  by Heather Bergman
• ConVis makes case to leave funds alone: there's progress on spending issues, but city manager mum on bureau's future finances
  by Connie Lewis
• Corrections
• UCSD's Cancer Center is finally ready to open: $105m, 270,000-square-foot facility's grand opening scheduled for next month.
  by Marion Webb
• Nightclub looks to create new buzz in Gaslamp: the Stingaree will focus on market cornered by on Broadway
  by Connie Lewis
• Bankers target August to open Coronado 1st Bank: first five years were good ones for S.D.'s First Pacific Bank
  by Mike Allen
• 1st Pacific receives kudos
  by Mike Allen
• First PacTrust profits rise
  by Mike Allen
• Backcountry boom
  by Mike Allen
• Seacoast nears break-even
  by Mike Allen
• Attorneys make time to promote important causes: Morrison & Foerster connects the VCs with companies
  by Pat Broderick
• Something ventured
  by Pat Broderick
• San Diego's condo conversion debate intensifies: while market may be cooling off, the slowdown won't be felt for about two years
  by Heather Bergman
• Chargers to kick off season on new radio home: ad magazine hopes to show its creativity to San Diego industry
  by Lisa Kovach
• New ad magazine
  by Lisa Kovach
• Hot firm
  by Lisa Kovach
• Radio forum
  by Lisa Kovach
• Other news
  by Lisa Kovach
• Local bank uses Dutch auction for IPO: BofI Holding enjoys a successful first day on Nasdaq
  by Mike Allen
• Fraud a new concern for online advertisers: illegitimate hits can be costly to companies
  by Lisa Kovach
• LG looks to San Diego for tech direction, style pointers: deal means limited roaming for Leap Wireless subscribers
  by Brad Graves
• Limited roaming on Leap
  by Brad Graves
• Wireless Gumbo
  by Brad Graves
• Name game
  by Mike Allen
• Small change
  by Mike Allen
• Raiders of the lost IP
  by Pat Broderick
• The North County is bursting with growth
  by Ted Owen
• Solar savings: agencies offer rebates for firms, families that install solar energy systems
  by Lisa Kovach
• S.D. is California's top market for solar energy: but finding solar energy panels is getting harder
  by Lisa Kovach
• Alternate energy providers : ranked by number of local employees as of Feb. 1, 2005
  by Sharon Gunderson
• San Diego public stocks
• ResMed Inc
• Chamber plans to address rising gas prices: among chief concerns is maintaining an adequate supply
  by Pat Broderick
• Web connect directory
• Drug gets ok
  by Marion Webb
• Employers mull hiring
  by Mike Allen
• Remec sells products, plants
  by Michael Lyster
• Living wage request rebuffed
  by Pat Broderick
• SAIC sells unit
  by Brad Graves
• New name
  by Mike Allen
• Quote of the week
• Sales
• Leases
• Johnson & Jennings General Contracting
• Johnson & Jennings General Contracting has completed construction for the expansion of the law offices of Gordon & Rees, LLP within the SBC building at 101 W. Broadway in Downtown San Diego
• Peterbuilt Corp
• Gafcon, Inc
• Bilbro Construction Co
• Swinerton Builders
• Environmental Business Solutions
• Billions of dollars later downtown is a diamond: survey gives San Diego markets solid rankings
  by Heather Bergman
• Brokerage breaks down Real Estate Markets
  by Heather Bergman
• Research facility
  by Heather Bergman
• Otay Industrial still hot
  by Heather Bergman
• Spotlight: Designed Internet Solutions
  by Lisa Kovach
• Marketing can help businesses hit the mark
  by Bev Oster
• Jonathan Morris
  by Marion Webb
• Business events
• Banking and finance
  by Sharon Gunderson
• Construction and design
  by Sharon Gunderson
• Education
  by Sharon Gunderson
• Nonprofit
  by Sharon Gunderson
• Health care and biotech
  by Sharon Gunderson
• Law
  by Sharon Gunderson
• Media and marketing
  by Sharon Gunderson
• Sports
  by Sharon Gunderson
• Miscellaneous
  by Sharon Gunderson
• Real estate
  by Sharon Gunderson
• Patricia Haulley
• Philanthropy
  by Sharon Gunderson
• The truth takes a hit
  by Rick Bell
• Eminent domain is more than a land grab
  by Allen Polk Hemphill
• Dollar could be in deep trouble if Asia diversifies
  by Tom Plate