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Articles in Sept 22, 2008 issue of San Diego Business Journal

• Star gazing
  by Tom York
• Ashworth trying to hack its way out of stagnant market
  by Mike Allen
• Novatel Wireless Inc
  by Mike Allen
• The layoff off bug is infecting regional technology industry
  by Ned Randolph
• Jet Source, a business aviation company headquartered at McClellan-Palomar Airport in Carlsbad, has named Ken Curry president and chief operating officer
  by Ted Owen
• Hazard Construction wins contract for footbridge
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Comerica Bank
  by Kevin Black
• Chris Petrov
  by Kevin Black
• HK Plastics Engineering Inc
  by Kevin Black
• Professional Service Industries Inc
  by Kevin Black
• APEM Components
  by Kevin Black
• Big money for algae power: Sapphire Energy
  by Heather Chambers
• AT&T is the title sponsor for the LEAD San Diego nine-month core curriculum seminar
  by Joyce Glazer
• By the numbers: some stats on the 2008 honorees
• Boom to bust: 'When others are fearful, be greedy'
  by Mike Allen
• First of a kind? Backer says dual uses exist at other U.S. ports
  by Mike Allen
• Sky's the limit: new AP labs unit targets in-flight communications
  by Ned Randolph
• Law would force hospitals to reveal infection rates: pending state bills calling for stricter reporting requirements
  by Heather Chambers
• Columnist Gerry joins team Jerry at City Hall
  by Tom York
• Speaking of journalists, past, present and future
  by Tom York
• World Trade Center CEO Bella Heule just returned from a successful jaunt to Xiamen, China's humungous trade fair—arriving just two weeks after the close of the very successful Summer Olympics in Beijing
  by Tom York
• Not to be upstaged, screen comedian Will Ferrell was scheduled to be here Sept. 19 to support the 15th annual Cancer for College golf tournament at Rancho Bernardo Inn
  by Tom York
• Former SDSU Aztec gridiron great and current TV analyst Marshall Faulk, who recently moved his charitable foundation to San Diego after retiring from the pros, is giving $100,000 to the Jackie Robinson YMCA and other local nonprofits
  by Tom York
• Get going!
  by Tom York
• Dressing up the Del: hotel seeks expansion: Hotel del Coronado still wants to expand, but after a different fashion
  by Brad Graves
• Hotels keeping rates in check: local operators in line with nationwide trend
  by Connie Lewis
• Junk food fighter: Solana Beach startup vends healthier snacks
  by Ned Randolph
• Hotel sales slump: impact of subprime crisis
  by Connie Lewis
• 'Staycations' a mirage: hotel room rates factor large in decision
  by Connie Lewis
• Rule ensures that pollutants won't shift from ship to shore
  by Connie Lewis
• Conventions Rock Downtown
  by Connie Lewis
• North County area code change carries hidden costs
  by Ted Owen
• Aptera Motors Inc
  by Ted Owen
• How do you get nominated to be one of the best places to work for?
  by Ted Owen
• 11 condos at towers at Bressi Ranch sold
  by Ted Owen
• Oceanside residents and business leaders are celebrating a new $25 million bridge that spans the San Luis Rey River to Oceanside Harbor
  by Ted Owen
• Assertive marketing campaigns and long-term goals distinguish new real estate brokerage
• Guidelines offered for complying with Medical Waste Act of '91: rules enforced with fines, imprisonment
  by Heather Chambers
• Biotechnology companies: ranked by number of local employees as of Aug. 1, 2008
  by Kevin Black
• Biotech exec starts up intercept's local branch: Dr. Shapiro overseeing tests of liver disease, diabetes treatments
  by Marion Webb
• Corporate shaker Carl Icahn ups his ownership in Amylin
  by Heather Chambers
• Amicus opens hub to aid development
  by Heather Chambers
• Patent holders: ranked by number of patents held as of Sept. 1, 2008
  by Kevin Black
• Contract paves way for Southland to start work
  by Ned Randolph
• Pacific Station enjoys groundbreaking moment
  by Ned Randolph
• Incentive-laden package may stimulate economy
  by Mike Allen
• Goodrich might lead city operations to new heights
  by Mike Allen
• Legal notice
• RQ Construction Inc
  by Michelle Mowad
• Pinnacle Solana LP has purchased 34,840 square feet of property at 647 North Highway 101 in Solana Beach for $3.4 million
• Willow Grove Elementary School completed early
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Construction is now complete on the new 40,000-square-foot U.S. border patrol station in Campo, which will be home for approximately 350 agents
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Thomas Jefferson School of Law
  by Kevin Black
• National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys
  by Kevin Black
• Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group
  by Kevin Black
• Davidson Hotel Co
  by Kevin Black
• The Vista Chamber of Commerce
  by Kevin Black
• Enterprise Rent-A-Car
  by Kevin Black
• Transaction Wireless
  by Kevin Black
• Diane Salucci
  by Kevin Black
• Federico Leff
  by Andrew Schweizer
• Backer vacates volcano post: Volcano Corp
  by Heather Chambers
• City manager ousted
  by Mike Allen
• Venture funds energize company: PowerGenix
  by Ned Randolph
• Mountain Made delighted to be part of celebration
  by Heather Chambers
• Bureau teaches folks how to visit their backyards
  by Heather Chambers
• Patriotic acquisition made in real time
  by Connie Lewis
• McDonald's gets McFancy with its hot, cold drinks
  by Connie Lewis
• Jewish Family Service of San Diego received a $565,000 grant from the Fire Intervention Relief Effort Campaign, a fund of the McCormick Foundation, to provide assistance for victims of the October wildfires
  by Joyce Glazer
• Local firm General Ledger Resources was ranked No. 94 by Inc. Magazine as top human resources company and No. 2118 overall
  by Joyce Glazer
• The Olive House, which is part of the Mountain Shadows Community, in Escondido, received contributions from Johnson & Jennings General Contracting to improve the facility and make it a more comfortable living environment for 15 developmentally disable
  by Joyce Glazer
• Easter Seals Southern California received donations from Vons totaling $1,768,412
  by Joyce Glazer
• Two Prudential California Realty offices were recognized for sales production for the second quarter of 2008 by the Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc
  by Joyce Glazer
• The City Heights Community Development Corp. is a finalist for the 2008 Community Vision Award for its participation in the Metro Center Project
  by Joyce Glazer
• Engineering News-Record has ranked Psomas one of the top 100 green design firms in the nation
  by Joyce Glazer
• KFMB-TV and Office Depot Inc. in Mission Valley sponsored the Child Abuse Prevention Foundation Give Your Heart to Kids Backpack Flash-Drive, which ended Aug. 21
  by Joyce Glazer
• The Academy of Beauty and Spa celebrated the school's recent renovation at a fundraiser on Aug. 14
  by Joyce Glazer
• Walden Family Services is holding its fifth annual Wine D'Vine at the Estancia La Jolla Hotel & Spa Oct. 2
  by Joyce Glazer
• Two women step up battle for historic jobs
  by Tom Plate
• Texas outpacing California's struggling economy
  by Randy Jones

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