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Articles in May 5, 2008 issue of San Diego Business Journal

• Community banks thriving with Big Banks in Turmoil: community institutions not besieged by problem loans
  by Mike Allen
• Grocery prices climb, no shortages yet: Jimbo's says costs of import products are soaring
  by Liz Wiedemann
• Scripps Encinitas nurses walk away from union: association 'didn't have that much to offer us'
  by Heather Chambers
• Real estate sectors are struggling across the board: but area shows some resiliency in job growth
  by Ned Randolph
• 'What got us here won't get us there'
  by Tom York
• 2 Northrop contracts may yield thousands of jobs for the region: new hires to be tapped to develop military planes
  by Brad Graves
• Julie likes silicon
  by Randy Abrams
• NTN looks to create buzz with two new games: 2008 a pivotal year as company strives to get out of the red, CEO says
  by Mark Larson
• Executives stung by 'subpoena' e-mail scam: Websense CEO among professionals targeted, but filter-protected
  by Heather Chambers
• Qualcomm opens Dubai office, posts increased earnings: tech giant reports healthy results as legal row continues
  by Michelle Mowad
• Qualcomm Stadium expects sellout when 'futbol' fever spikes
  by Mike Allen
• If chargers can't get their kicks in Chula Vista, they might look North to L.A
  by Mike Allen
• Padres' attendance and offense drop
  by Mike Allen
• SoftWhere event seeks to forge a path for digital arts: scholars convene to study computers' role in society and business
  by Michelle Mowad
• Visual Ventures' site looks to connect employers, job hunters
  by Michelle Mowad
• Banks can't keep up with buyer demand for foreclosed properties
  by Ned Randolph
• Metabasis therapeutics seeking partner for diabetes treatment
  by Heather Chambers
• Isis Pharmaceuticals' stock drops after FDA request
  by Heather Chambers
• Lindbergh likely to avoid turbulence caused by airlines' many problems
  by Connie Lewis
• Pearl Hotel feels groovy, adds 24/7 brunch party
  by Connie Lewis
• May is that time of year for shareholder meetings
  by Mike Allen
• ImageWare Systems to be delisted from Amex
  by Mike Allen
• Directed Electronics Inc
  by Mike Allen
• Iomega Corp
  by Mike Allen
• Overland Storage Inc
  by Mike Allen
• Frontera Investment Inc
  by Mike Allen
• DivX Inc
  by Mike Allen
• Javo Beverage Co
  by Mike Allen
• Peter Piper picking five local sites for new pizzerias
  by Liz Wiedemann
• Cosmederm seeks $15m in Asian sales
  by Liz Wiedemann
• SGIS noticed for sales growth
  by Michelle Mowad
• Recycling honors
  by Michelle Mowad
• Local company to make waves at Caribbean Hotel
  by Brad Graves
• Boost sales, benefit Rady Hospital at biz showcase
  by Heather Chambers
• Otay Ranch aims to be town center of attention
  by Mike Allen
• Wake up and celebrate Small Business Month
  by Liz Wiedemann
• 60k will take to streets for fairly grand time
  by Liz Wiedemann
• Premier Food Services jobs will be available
  by Michelle Mowad
• Nassco makes 10-year, $4m commitment to area
  by Michelle Mowad
• Seen after hours: Technology Executive Awards 2008
• The attorney-client relationship: helping your attorney help you
  by James D. Boley
• Groups making changes down on Main Street
  by Mike Allen
• Beer will flow, but not with Chamber's help
  by Heather Chambers
• Chamber event to help companies gain exposure
  by Ned Randolph
• CDM gets $36m contract for naval work in Guam
  by Connie Lewis
• Chamber's salute to the Marine Corps scheduled
  by Connie Lewis
• City looks to extinguish sales of novelty lighters
  by Ned Randolph
• Loews resort a hit with parents, kids, magazine
  by Brad Graves
• Small businesses don't have to miss out on valuable resources: only 15 percent of qualified enterprises applied for share of $360 billion available in 2007
  by Liz Wiedemann
• Cyberspace holds a world of productivity freebies for businesses: online marketer helps entrepreneurs tap into wealth of Web tools
  by Liz Wiedemann
• Small businesses take lessons in securing contracts for highway projects: Caltrans expects $1.2b in state, federal funds for the region through '09
  by Sylvia Tiersten
• Women-owned businesses: ranked by 2007 gross revenue
  by Kevin Black
• Ex-naval pilot steers his career to liberty station karate studio: martial arts instructor hopes to triple current 142 enrollment in a year
  by Liz Wiedemann
• Concessionaires flip their business to Mexican-style 'taqueria': partners target $320k to open Baja Tacos & Beer near SDSU this summer
  by Mark Larson
• Legal notice
• Golden equity showing more seniors benefits of reverse mortgages
  by Ned Randolph
• Summit says it's time for execs to do an about-face
  by Ned Randolph
• RJC Architects lands $7.5m navy contract for enlisted quarters, facilities
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Construction completed on $5m office campus with 5 buildings in Kearny Mesa
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Architects Delawie Wilkes Rodrigues Barker provided full architectural design services for the expansion and renovation of the 3,900-square-foot Rancho Bernardo Inn's spa facilities at 17550 Bernardo Oaks Drive in Rancho Bernardo
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Serenata, a new neighborhood in College Grove, will celebrate its grand opening May 4 when the model homes will be open to the public
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Good & Roberts Inc. has been awarded a contract by Rexford Industrial Realty & Management Inc. for improvements at 5803 Newton Drive in Carlsbad
  by Andrew Schweizer
• KTGY Group Inc. has been recognized by the Building Industry Association of Southern California and the Home Builders Association of Northern California as a finalist in six categories in the prestigious MAME Awards competition, including Best Community,
  by Andrew Schweizer
• CoreNet Global, a professional association for corporate real estate executives, were set for members to roll up their sleeves May 2-3 for the renovation of Bayside Community Center in Linda Vista
  by Andrew Schweizer
• IoSelect Inc. has leased 6,004 square feet of office/warehouse space from Harsch Investment Properties for $316,716
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Torrey Hills LLC has leased law firm Andrews, Lagasse, Branch & Bell LLP 3,410 square feet of office space at 11232 El Camino Real in Scripps Ranch
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Office/warehouse space totaling 9,660 square feet has been leased to Acco Engineered Systems from H.G. Fenton Co. for $377,447
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Laith H. Putrus has leased 1,400 square feet of warehouse space located at 6837 Nancy Ridge Drive in Sorrento Valley from Champion Pacific LP for $118,292
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Sunrise Bank of San Diego has signed a 10-year, $4,160,538 lease for 7,856 square feet of office space located at 4445 Eastgate Mall in Sorrento Valley
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Premier Research Group has signed a 10-year, $4,754,143 lease for 10,798 square feet of office space in Genesee Executive Plaza located at 9333 Genesee Ave. in Sorrento Valley
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Bank of America has signed a 10-year, $2,488,715 lease for 5,092 square feet of retail space at 655 W. Broadway in downtown San Diego from Broadway Tower 655 LLC
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Two ground-floor retail leases valued at $4,668,861 have been signed at Golden Eagle Plaza, a 22-story, 447,159-square-foot high-rise located on B Street in downtown San Diego
  by Andrew Schweizer
• San Diego public stocks
• Jeff Hankin
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Sillman Wright Architects
  by Kevin Black
• C.W. Clark Inc
  by Kevin Black
• The Regional Task Force on the Homeless
  by Kevin Black
• West Inn & Suites
  by Kevin Black
• Gable PR
  by Kevin Black
• Porter Novelli
  by Kevin Black

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