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Articles in Jan 29, 2007 issue of San Diego Business Journal

• Grand designs under way for ambitious 'Pacific Gateway' complex; hotel, office, retail buildings to complement new navy headquarters
  by Marty Graham
• Owners of Pony sneakers dig heels into east village; firm that once raced by rivals seeks piece of $16.5b sports shoe market
  by Jessica Long
• Benefits that reduce employee stress prove beneficial to employers; Qualcomm's fully paid health care helps keep turnover rate down
  by Mike Allen
• Balboa Park: diverse groups pondering new facets for aging crown jewel; governance options being weighed for treasured resource
  by Pat Broderick
• Rich, famous steer yachts to marine Group Boat Works; refit, repair specialist taking business from overseas yards
  by Connie Lewis
• Corrections
• Like a tornado, freeze slammed Avocado Groves, left others untouched; cold temperatures to aid Mexican importers as trade barriers fall
  by Jessica Long
• 'Wrap-up' insurance becomes the preferred, affordable option; unconventional coverage offsets rising costs driven by condo-defect litigation
  by Michelle Mowad
• Close, but no cigar: Rancho Bernardo chef places No. 14 in cook-off: American barbecue, potpie fail to win medal at 'Olympics'
  by Connie Lewis
• Nonprofit seeking families who want to move to better habitats; seven-unit project in Escondido has five openings
  by Michelle Mowad
• Legal bills mounting as Qualcomm litigates patent disputes; licensing at issue, too; all eyes on court proceedings
  by Brad Graves
• Cingular spent $129m in region during 2006
  by Andy Killion
• Despite price declines, homeowners still sitting on gains; diverse economy makes a repeat of early '90s bust unlikely
  by Pat Broderick
• Poseidon resources tabs project team for desalination plant in Carlsbad
  by Brad Graves
• Nonprofit loans women in Mexico modest sums to start businesses; loans as small as $300 help clients climb the wall of poverty
  by Amy Yarnall
• By a stroke, Callaway Golf joins exclusive $1 billion in sales club
  by Mike Allen
• American Technology Corp. audit prompts restatement of results for 2002 to 2005
  by Mike Allen
• Chairman lends firm $2m
  by Mike Allen
• Patriotic revenues
  by Mike Allen
• Carlsbad, North County awash in projects
  by Ted Owen
• San Diego Metropolitan, Cabrillo Credit Unions to share two branches
  by Andy Killion
• National Neighborhood Bank celebrates decade of service to the underserved
  by Andy Killion
• UC San Diego Medical School names new dean from Columbia University
  by Katie Weeks
• Appeals court sets date to hear arguments in proposition 71 dispute
  by Katie Weeks
• Illumina won't hold up the Mayo
  by Katie Weeks
• New survey rates Petco among most competitive retailers in U.S
  by Jessica Long
• Reef plans to ride the wave to North County Business Park
  by Jessica Long
• A new cell phone retailer has arrived to an already overcrowded market for wireless service
  by Jessica Long
• Stephen Ferruolo to be one of Heller Ehrman's bridges to London office
  by Pat Broderick
• Ninth-graders from three area schools appear in mock trial
  by Pat Broderick
• Generation next
  by Pat Broderick
• Grant awarded
  by Pat Broderick
• Consuming interest
  by Pat Broderick
• Area's hotel occupancy rates vary during November, a 'shoulder' month
  by Connie Lewis
• American Property Management completes purchase of historic resort, spa in Tucson
  by Connie Lewis
• Vista: ProSource striving to floor its competitors
  by Mike Allen
• Jamul: Sweetfields hopes to enjoy sweet success
  by Andy Killion
• Chula Vista: mall works to be center of attention
  by Mike Allen
• La Mesa: City needs 3 commissioners for panels
  by Andy Killion
• San Diego: firms getting fired up about makeover
  by Pat Broderick
• Oceanside: coffee cart to perk up city employees
  by Pat Broderick
• Coronado: Loews looks to gross out guests
  by Brad Graves
• Imperial Beach: council seeks counsel on zoning
  by Brad Graves
• Del Mar: city is seeking committee commitments
  by Michelle Mowad
• Encinitas: oh sandy, are beaches drifting away?
  by Connie Lewis
• Lemon Grove: car dealer will steer taxes to city
  by Michelle Mowad
• Poway: Starsys goes on the defensive, lands deal
  by Stacey Bengtson
• North County: project to bridge commuters' gap
  by Jessica Long
• San Marcos: workers get wired up with pirate aid
  by Jessica Long
• Klondike! Developers, contractors charge North County to capitalize on real estate gold mine
• Women build careers in a man's world; females breaking ground in construction industry, gain acceptance, respect
  by Pat Broderick
• Our knowledge is your edge
• Commercial, industrial real estate projects providing boon for North county's economy: inland, coastal municipalities build their future with retail stores, hospitals and malls
  by Andrea Siedsma
• Chicago real estate Mogul Sam Zell to speak at conference
  by Michelle Mowad
• Aguirre to seek indictments against city officials, office tower developer
  by Michelle Mowad
• Solar Energy firm opens locally
  by Michelle Mowad
• Building a new school
  by Michelle Mowad
• Upgrading SBC building
  by Michelle Mowad
• Architect 'Dennie' Smith draws success in commercial real estate; woman-owned firm receives high marks from industry leaders
  by Andrea Siedsma
• Commercial real estate brokerages: ranked by total value of 2006 San Diego County transactions
  by Liz Wiedemann
• Trade groups recruit Women in Construction to patch industry shortage; career image needs polishing to attract entry-level workers
  by Pat Broderick
• Contractors push to delay costly regulations for controlling pollution; proposal to reduce emissions could impose $21b hardship for upgrades statewide
  by Mark Larson
• Equipment sold at losses could lead to higher construction costs: contractors will use smaller equipment, which will be more costly
  by Mark Larson
• Pauma peels back curtain on casino plan
  by Brad Graves
• Construction jobs decline, overall job number rises
  by Mike Allen
• Small business: McCullough Landscape Architecture
  by Jessica Long
• Dental plans can be affordable for employers, employees alike
  by Brian Watts
• Legal notice
• Web connect directory
• Forgotten victims
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Irvine Co. execs take over as new San Diego skyscraper takes shape
  by Mark Mueller
• Carlsbad: Rubio's sales going swimmingly
  by Connie Lewis
• El Cajon: complex sale generates $7m for trio
  by Katie Weeks
• Frederick J. Harris
  by Mike Allen
• San Diego public stocks
• Tax strategies for real estate profits
  by Alan R. Clopine
• Ntdstichler Architecture has added Alan Scott and Michael Harris as senior project architects to the firm's Tucson Education Studio
  by Stacey Bengtson
• University of California
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Otay Water District
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Palomar Pomerado Health
  by Stacey Bengtson

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