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Articles in Jan 7, 2002 issue of San Diego Business Journal

• Mortgage rates
• Is the tide rising or ebbing? Executives ponder which direction the economy will take
  by Martin Hill
• Survey shows good and bad news about local jobs
  by Lee Zion
• Predicted cuts likely to affect local government: S.D. faces familiar issues as regional panel begins work
  by Denise T. Ward
• Business journal, deloitte survey takes pulse of local economy
• New banks bolster the industry's outlook for 2002
  by Mike Allen
• Survey indicates uncertainty about tourism industry: Experts expect steady, if moderate, growth
  by Tanya Rodrigues
• Defense firms are optimistic about 2002 budget
  by Brad Graves
• Service industry likely to draw a 'breath of relief'
  by Denise T. Ward
• Tech firms tighten belts, look ahead to 2002
  by Mike Allen
• Optimism strong among electronics executives
  by Brad Graves
• Experts predict generally rosy outlook for biotechs: Industry's biggest challenge? housing, infrastructure and traffic
  by Marion Webb
• Panel reviews Mexican president's first year in office
• Retailers, wholesalers seeking a rebound
  by Lee Zion
• Ailing health care system faces multiple challenges: Fiscal troubles, staffing needs at heart of problem
  by Marion Webb
• Outlook for real estate industry cautiously optimistic: Upcoming year could mirror 1998-99 as a time of stability
  by Mandy Jackson
• Security vs. trade plagues firms along the border
  by Mandy Jackson
• San Diego public stocks
• Applied Micro Circuits Corp
• Calendar
• Baby, it's cold outside - But ice cream sales are up
  by Lee Zion
• Local law firm contributes $2M to boarding school
  by Denise T. Ward
• Unique inventory pleases customers, bankers
  by Brad Graves
• Old town trolley moves convent, plans museum and shops
  by Mandy Jackson
• People
• CCDC sets election for subcommittee
• Questions about energy issues abound
  by Rick Bell
• The challenges will continue in 2002
  by Ted Owen
• The economic crisis at our southern border
  by Bob Filner
• San Diegans should support SeaWorld's fireworks
  by Robert A. McNeely
• Welcome to Downtown San Diego
• Building beyond walls; Lifestyle considerations, talent retention draw businesses to the city core
• Lifestyles
• Downtown housing
• Sandag
• San Diego Climate
• Downtown business associations
• Licenses and permits for businesses and industry in the city of San Diego
• City of San Diego
• America's leading National Specialty Health Plan for Complementary Health Care
• A new way to get your employees to work from
• Transportation and parking
• Internet service providers
• The Port of San Diego — A Port with no borders
• Port Matters
• Cruisin' San Diego: Bon Voyage!
• Convention and meeting facilities
• Floor Plans
• Welcome to the San Diego concourse
• City of San Diego Economic Development Division special business finance programs for San Diego businesses
• Meeting & Convention facilities
• Venture capital firms & Intellectual property law firms: Directory Listings