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Articles in Oct 16, 2006 issue of San Diego Business Journal

• Arena's new obesity drug could fatten company's stance in the market: bio-pharmaceutical firm to go after piece of multi-billion-dollar pie
  by Katie Weeks
• Hotel sales bubble stretched to the limit, according to analyst; Residence Inn San Diego, three other properties sold
  by Connie Lewis
• Controversial hedge fund investment loss grows to $105 million; while Amaranth liquidates, county pension officials mull options
  by Mike Allen
• Art museum expansion paints picture for downtown revitalization; new project expected to boost tourism
  by Pat Broderick
• Many locals spend most of their pay on housing, commuting costs: study shows San Diego employees driven far away from their jobs
  by Pat Broderick
• Novatron's protection system seeks to pass Pentagon's sniff test; top brass in talks to defend against biological weapons
  by Amy Yarnall
• Green-eyed monster may rub S.D. franchisees the right way; Massage Envy to open Carlsbad location Nov. 3
  by Jessica Long
• Fast-growing medical identity theft has lethal consequences; crime affects 200,000 victims a year, feds say
  by Katie Weeks
• Law schools, firms not getting blogged down by technology: podcasting, blogging get news, commentary to legal world immediately
  by Michelle Mowad
• U.S. Grant Hotel a valuable asset for Sycuan, chairman says: after $54 million in renovations, downtown property scheduled to be unveiled Oct. 17
  by Connie Lewis
• SAIC's IPO to make big splash on N.Y. exchange's big board
  by Mike Allen
• Cricket service helps leap stock soar to new heights
  by Mike Allen
• Spy cracks down on counterfeiters
  by Mike Allen
• Advanced marketing sets annual meeting
  by Mike Allen
• Ticker takes
  by Mike Allen
• SDSU researchers discover how to treat cholesterol without liver damage
  by Katie Weeks
• Connect announces finalists for Most Innovative Products
  by Katie Weeks
• Bipolar disorder gets attention
  by Katie Weeks
• Survey finds U-T, Radio Latina, Televisa favored among Hispanics
  by Jessica Long
• Oceanside publisher wins military newspaper contracts
  by Jessica Long
• Account news about town
  by Jessica Long
• Imperial Beach: port adds artistic touch to region
  by Brad Graves
• National City: give Olson a star for energy program
  by Pat Broderick
• Vista: graffiti costs city some $200,000 annually
  by Mike Allen
• Carlsbad: can I get $1m for this spacious home?
  by Connie Lewis
• El Cajon: eastern treats heading west next spring
  by Katie Weeks
• Escondido: protest doesn't slow business at the pumps
  by Jessica Long
• Lemon Grove: Council approves housing project
  by Michelle Mowad
• San Marcos: prepare to mingle at chamber mixer
  by Jessica Long
• Solana Beach: time to let dogs out in Colorado
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Chargers gain ground on stadium project at National City site: Port District says ballpark would not lead to lost jobs at marine terminal
  by Mike Allen
• If you can't stand the heat you should steer clear of North County
  by Ted Owen
• The policy of "the customer is always right" does not extend to sexual harassment
  by David P. Hall
• Pat Clauss needs no trumpet to make the walls come tumbling down; demolition contractor can implode buildings in less than 10 seconds
  by Mike Allen
• Construction recyclers find diamonds in the rubble: beveled glass and inlaid gold rescued for another life
  by Mike Allen
• Industrial developer announces new senior executive
• Building contractors: ranked by 2005 gross revenues from San Diego County offices
  by Andy Killion
• Franchise fills demand for equipment repair service; Ramona couple also operate rental stores
  by Michelle Mowad
• Swim club construction gets under way in Chula Vista
  by Amy Yarnall
• Commercial construction gains ground as residential R.E. slips; word-of-mouth marketing, tech skills remain key to growing work force
  by Molly Nance
• Commercial developer built an empire as a jack-of-all-trades: Industry network helps Greg Rogers' firm expand into hospital construction
  by Marty Graham
• Bigger is better on the water in San Diego
  by Rebecca Milkey
• Golf club resort offers variety of amenities for all occasions
  by Lesley Rigler
• Event planners seeking upscale, affordable accommodations
  by Jason Brown
• New renovations to hotel make stays comfortable
  by Dora Guillen
• Enthuse guests for maximum party turnout
  by Lauryn Hudson
• Travelers may enjoy vacation packages at hotel in Mission Bay
  by Therese Marrero
• Unique way of delivering laughs
  by Frank Gangemi
• Hotel's conference center offers high-tech features
  by Tim McGill
• Accommodating the next why generations
  by Elliot Lawrence
• Local seafood restaurant serves fresh approach
• San Diego resort upgrades its venue with design, functionality and high-tech appeal
• Rhythm of the tide meets the spirit of cuisine
  by Sara DeYoung
• Beach community offers activities for all
  by Jessica Roswell
• Dining guide
• Independent caterers
  by Andy Killion
• Longtime developer nails the medical office building market; projects accommodate modern tech equipment
  by Marty Graham
• USD gets new campus housing
• East Village tour: if you lived here, you'd be home now
  by Pat Broderick
• Residential prices seesaw in North County neighborhoods
  by Pat Broderick
• Moving in
  by Pat Broderick
• On the block
  by Pat Broderick
• SBA lenders: ranked by Small Business Administration loans made locally Oct. 1, 2005, through Sept. 30, 2006
  by Liz Wiedemann
• Certified development companies: ranked by Small Business Administration loans made locally Oct 1, 2005, through Sept. 30, 2006
  by Liz Wiedemann
• Sales
• Leases
• Allgire General Contractors Inc
• RSI Roofing
• Johnson & Jennings General Contracting
• Jaynes Corp
• Going up
  by Pat Broderick
• Sold out
  by Pat Broderick
• First phase finis
  by Pat Broderick
• Legal notice
• Web connect directory
• San Diego public stocks
• SAIC executive garners meritorious service award
• Cindy Hedgecock
• Len Servetter, a former Chula Vista school superintendent
• Ingrid Hibben

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