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Articles in Sept 1, 2008 issue of San Diego Business Journal

• San Diego public stocks
• DiamondView office tower for sale?
  by Michelle Mowad
• SAIC to restate results after uncovering error: local defense contractor underpaid $27m in taxes
  by Mike Allen
• A.G. Spanos bolts to front of line to succeed his dad
  by Mike Allen
• Petco Park will be a host stadium for second-round games at the 2009 World Base ball Classic, set for March 15-19
  by Mike Allen
• Grossmont District seeks improved communication
  by Heather Chambers
• Casinos rev up marketing with luxury car, gas card giveaways: incentive programs lure patrons pinched by rising prices, slumping economy
  by Brad Graves
• $115m Terraces office complex nears completion
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Floral Trade Center, located at 5600 Avenida Encinas in Oceanside, has been sold for $20.5 million
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Pharma's buying spree: area's biotechs major targets in latest feeding frenzy
  by Heather Chambers
• Lower prices for large apartment complexes welcoming buyers: eager investors seeking sensible purchase prices
  by Michelle Mowad
• Nordahl Medical Centre
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Sheppard Mullin attorneys set up video gaming practice group
  by Heather Chambers
• One firm bucks downsizing trend: despite economic pressures to downsize at many law firms, Knohbe Martens Olson & Bear LLP says it is steadily growing the size of its business to keep pace with an increase in business
  by Heather Chambers
• EDSA empowers tech firms that want to cut energy consumption
  by Ned Randolph
• Fast track to growth: San Diego-based Concerro, which provides an online staffing service for health care providers, was listed among the 500 fastest-growing private U.S. companies by Inc. magazine last week
  by Ned Randolph
• Hail to health care!
• Richard Andersen, Petco Park's general manager
  by Mike Allen
• Hooray for Hollywood's new nightclub: The Kress: San Diego company opens popular celebrity hangout
  by Connie Lewis
• Wave of complaints might hurt surf camp operators
  by Ned Randolph
• Poseidon lands approval for desalination project
  by Connie Lewis
• Chamber, city let folks eat, be merry for less
  by Mike Allen
• Aptera driving forward with manufacturing plans
  by Mike Allen
• Looking for jobs in city? Coalition is on your side
  by Michelle Mowad
• Chamber members ready to mix things up at bank
  by Ned Randolph
• Casino staffing challenges run high when economy's chips are down: HR managers deal with layoffs and retention for 24-hour operations
  by Brad Graves
• Casinos: ranked by number of full-time employees as of Aug. 1, 2008
  by Kevin Black
• Cox Internet 3x3 service expands online potential: 'T-1 killer' now available at significantly less cost
  by Richard Gincel
• Legal notice
• Sanders appoints members to SEDC's embattled board
  by Michelle Mowad
• Shades of Red: two local architects opened a new Studio RED Achitects office in San Diego last month
  by Michelle Mowad
• Command central: RJC Architects
  by Michelle Mowad
• Booming in Baja
  by Michelle Mowad
• Smith Consulting prepares designs for craftsman-style Medical Plaza in Vista
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Hazard Construction Co. has work under way on a new cargo apron on a 7-acre site at Imperial County Airport located at 1099 Airport Road in Imperial County
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Broken Yolk Cafe has signed a 10-year, $1,766,250 lease for 5,000 square feet at 355 Sixth Ave. in the ballpark district of downtown San Diego and will be opening its third location for the restaurant, which operates two outlets in Pacific Beach and Chula
  by Andrew Schweizer
• SW1 LLC has purchased a 3,080-square-foot office building located in Scripps Poway Office Park West at 14259 Danielson St. in Poway for $910,000
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Tri-City Gardens, located at 4129 and 4130 Waring Road in Oceanside, a 35-unit apartment building, was sold for $4,199,300
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Casa Miguel, a 28-unit apartment complex located at 570 S. Mollison Ave. in El Cajon, was sold for $3,220,000
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Sundance Packaging Inc. purchased the 5,160-square-foot flex-tech building at 27307 Via Industria located in Temecula for $639,849
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Chute Systems Inc. purchased the 13,672-square-foot warehouse building at Classic Pacific Business Park, located at 1722 Illinois Ave. in Perris, for $1.6 million
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Allstar Fresh Water Systems Inc. has leased 3,992 square feet of warehouse and distribution space in the Sorrento Mesa Business Center at 5955 Mira Mesa Blvd. in Sorrento Valley
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Simco Electronics Inc. has leased 5,788 square feet of research and development space at 5764 Pacific Center Blvd. in Sorrento Valley, from Palomar Enterprises Inc
  by Andrew Schweizer
• CMS Duplication Inc. has leased 4,246 square feet of warehouse space at 8830 Rehco Road in Sorrento Valley, from Hazard Commercial Complex
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Time Warner Entertainment has leased 3,120 square feet of retail space at Clairemont Village, 3051 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., in Clairemont
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Hollywood Tans has leased 2,500 square feet of retail space at Parkway Plaza, 455 Parkway Plaza in El Cajon
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Netsmart Technologies Inc. has leased 2,765 square feet of office space at 5095 Murphy Canyon Drive in Serra Mesa
  by Andrew Schweizer
• San Diego National Bank
  by Kevin Black
• Wells Fargo
  by Kevin Black
• Brian Trotier
  by Kevin Black
• Roel Construction Co
  by Kevin Black
• The San Diego Education Fund
  by Kevin Black
• Jeff Densley
  by Kevin Black
• Loews Coronado Bay Restaurant
  by Kevin Black
• Procopio Cory Hargreaves & Savitch LLP
  by Kevin Black
• Fenway Sports Group
  by Kevin Black
• J Public Relations
  by Kevin Black
• Palomar Family YMCA
  by Kevin Black
• Willis Allen Real Estate
  by Kevin Black
• Julia Marciari-Alexander
  by Kevin Black
• John Ball
  by Andrew Schweizer
• On the trail of trouble: Jmar Technologies Inc
  by Mike Allen
• Patient deaths noted: in a conference call, executives with Amylin Pharmaceuticals Inc. acknowledged four more deaths reported to the FDA—but not previously made public—associated with the diabetes drug Byett
  by Heather Chambers
• Bond measure can't muster enough support
  by Brad Graves
• Barnhart stays in the game: Doug Barnhart, who sold his San Diego construction company to Atlanta-based Heery International Inc. in June, said he was hanging out his consulting shingle, aiming to help other construction firms
  by Mike Allen
• Barona resort donates gas to Meals-on-Wheels
  by Joyce Glazer
• Time Warner Cable and San Diego County Mission Federal Credit Union held the seventh annual Clothes 4 A Cause business clothing drive to benefit those enrolled in job training programs with the Alpha Project for the Homeless
  by Joyce Glazer
• Dudek engineering and environmental consulting firm received certification from the National Association of Sewer Service Cos. to conduct cured-in-place pipe inspections
  by Joyce Glazer
• Index: fewer homeowners living in lap of luxury
  by Connie Lewis
• There's no business like shoe business: 11 local companies make Inc.'s 500 fastest growing
  by Mike Allen
• Hospitals taking steps to avoid loss of public funds: new hires in place to counter mishaps
  by Heather Chambers
• Conference clash: tech startups face dueling venues: competing events seek same pool of applicants
  by Richard Gincel
• All the news from ship to shore
  by Tom York
• Despite drop in occupancy, hoteliers did good business in July: tourism official predicting 'strong' August for sector
  by Connie Lewis
• CCDC to review projects with developer ties
  by Ned Randolph
• No rest for the wicked
• In roundabout way, Bird Rock businesses get boost: five new traffic circles designed to steer shoppers toward area's 75 stores
  by Liz Wiedemann
• Is downtown civic center development proposal worth the risk?
  by Gary London
• It's one, two strikes you're out at chargers games
  by Mike Allen
• Roads to riches: free bus shuttles help remote casinos fill house with gamblers
  by Brad Graves

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