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Articles in May 11, 2009 issue of San Diego Business Journal

• Swine flu has firms working overtime: manufacturers reporting increased demand for products recently
  by Heather Chambers
• Acadia pairs up: Acadia Pharmaceuticals
  by Heather Chambers
• U-T sale closes
  by Connie Lewis
• Amylin, Icahn continue campaigns
  by Heather Chambers
• Back to court
  by Heather Chambers
• One out of two jobs cut: Neurocrine Biosciences
  by Heather Chambers
• Enterprise zone program under attack, some say: proposed bill would help smaller firms, author contends
  by Richard Gincel
• Navy turns Vical loose on H1N1 vaccine
  by Heather Chambers
• Top-ranked Formula PR adds social networking to bag of tricks: more than half its clients engage in online media outlets
  by Connie Lewis
• When businesses say tweet, tweet, customers listen: marketers find value in social media campaigns
  by Connie Lewis
• Subprime lending crisis leads to bankruptcy filing
  by Mike Allen
• Sempra profits soar: Sempra Energy, parent of San Diego Gas & Electric and other businesses, reported net income of $316 million for the first quarter, up 30 percent from the like quarter of 2008
  by Mike Allen
• Maxwell Technologies
  by Mike Allen
• Charlotte Russe Holding
  by Mike Allen
• NextWave Wireless
  by Mike Allen
• Axesstel
  by Mike Allen
• Kelly Capital
  by Mike Allen
• PriceSmart
  by Mike Allen
• Phoenix Footwear
  by Mike Allen
• Javo Beverage
  by Mike Allen
• PacWest Bancorp
• CEO shocked by bank's understanding shareholders
  by Mike Allen
• Torrey Pines' assets grow 30 percent: Torrey Pines Bank
  by Mike Allen
• Cal Bank & Trust earns less: the largest locally based bank with about $10 billion in assets, California Bank & Trust reports net income of $17 million for the first quarter, compared with $22 million for the like period of 2008
  by Mike Allen
• Paul Hastings advises biofuels company in Series D round
  by Heather Chambers
• Swine flu concerns cancel Procopio tax conference: Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch
  by Heather Chambers
• Court decides California must list drinking water chemicals
  by Heather Chambers
• Workshop to show how to flex military might
  by Connie Lewis
• A new place to find the helpful hardware man
  by Connie Lewis
• Firm's surfin' safari leads to Caribbean
  by Mike Allen
• City Council's ruling affects businesses
  by Mike Allen
• And they're off … Monday races that is
  by Brad Graves
• Seminar says success in biz starts with a plan
  by Heather Chambers
• Legal notices
• California Bank & Trust
  by Cassandra Dump
• Comerica Bank
  by Cassandra Dump
• The University of Phoenix San Diego
  by Cassandra Dump
• Sempra Commodities
  by Cassandra Dump
• Seltzer Caplan McMahon Vitek
  by Cassandra Dump
• Higgs, Fletcher & Mack
  by Cassandra Dump
• Bolt Public Relations
  by Cassandra Dump
• Starside Security & Investigation
  by Cassandra Dump
• Parsons Brinckerhoff
  by Cassandra Dump
• James Malone
  by Cassandra Dump
• Peter Ronchetti
  by Andrew Schweizer
• URS to accelerate Pendleton impact study
• Realty Income declares its monthly dividend
• Investors scooping up city's sewer repair bonds: popularity signals return of borrowing status
  by Mike Allen
• Work force focus: employees are key to defense contractor's growth
  by Brad Graves
• Conventioneers coming back to area hotels: summer leisure travel also showing signs of a rebound
  by Connie Lewis
• State's gas stations getting hosed?
  by Tom York
• Lindbergh preparing for demolition of old Teledyne Ryan buildings: $28m project could take up to 30 months
  by Mike Allen
• Lessons in business principals have social merit, too: SDSU class combines for-profit strategies with nonprofit goals
  by Ned Randolph
• RSF resident faces felony charges in $20m ATM scheme
  by Mike Allen
• Ceremonies staged for Coronado lodge
• New Legoland attractions another feather in Merlin's cap
  by Connie Lewis
• Visitors Bureau takes tourism in new directions
  by Connie Lewis
• County organizations work together to rebuild San Diego
  by Joyce Glazer
• Poway Valley Collision received two awards for clean business practices
  by Joyce Glazer
• The Del Mar Village Association has named Willis Allen Real Estate's Del Mar branch manager, Judith Bradley, Outstanding Volunteer of the Year
  by Joyce Glazer
• San Diego Humane Society raised $1,500 in donations to support the programs and services of SDHS and Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals at Ben & Jerry's 30th annual Free Cone Day
  by Joyce Glazer
• Soltek Pacific Construction is the Platinum sponsor of $10,000-$15,000 for the Shakti Rising ninth annual Birdies and Butterflies Charity Golf Tournament, scheduled for June 5 on Oak Glen Course at Sycuan Resort
  by Joyce Glazer
• The National Multiple Sclerosis Society's San Diego-based Pacific South Coast Chapter raised $800,000 at the two Walk MS events in April
  by Joyce Glazer
• Parkinson's Disease Association of San Diego raised $165,000 at the 5K Walk held April 18 at Liberty Station
  by Joyce Glazer
• Ellen Revelle dies
  by Tom York
• San Diego public stocks
• Cox Kids Foundation celebrated its 10th anniversary and awarded $184,000 in grants to 20 organizations to support area children and their families
  by Joyce Glazer
• ElderHelp of San Diego's Wine & Dine-Cirque was held April 18 at Hard Rock Hotel
  by Joyce Glazer
• Center for Community Solutions is holding its 10th annual Tea on the Town, presented by HD Supply Facilities Maintenance and sponsored by Nordstrom, on May 21
  by Joyce Glazer
• Forget the economy, remember the customer
  by Christopher Francis
• Fairly big organizations taking part in job fair
  by Heather Chambers
• National Alliance on Mental Illness San Diego County
  by Joyce Glazer
• 2005 Ad
• Big government is needed to restore order
  by John M. Eger
• Our business should include supporting jury duty
  by George Coles