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Articles in October, 2001 issue of Crain's Cleveland Business

• What's in store for the Galleria?; Ideas vary, but one thing's clear: retail alone won't make it.(Richard E. Jacobs Group returns Galleria shopping center back to lender)(Brief Article)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Detroit out to be chamber champs; Group trying to unseat Growth Assoc. as biggest.(Detroit Regional Chamber, Greater Cleveland Growth Association)(Brief Article)
  by Bennett, David
• Datebook.
• Letters.(Editorial)
• Bankruptcies.
• Late News.(various items about Cleveland-area businesses)(Brief Article)
• Institute program taps CWRU prof as first beneficiary.
  by Stacklin, Jeff
• Gerson School gives troubled kids another chance.(Brief Article)
  by Brachna, Susan
• Biz taps into two-years; Community colleges offer companies wealth of training, tech resources.(Brief Article)
  by Suttell, Robin
• Trade legislation vital to keep world markets in U.S. grasp.(Brief Article)
  by Lashutka, Kenneth
• County OKs upgrades for its airport.
  by Bennett, David
• Roundtable chooses Bullock for interim leader ; Ex-Red Cross head not a candidate to replace Copeland.
  by Bennett, David
• Tax Liens.
• State steps up to stop scams.(Investment schemes from phony firms targeted by Ohio agency)(Legal Beat)(Brief Article)
  by Pavelich, Julie
• Deal puts Harris in new hands; Dun & Bradstreet to keep status quo.(Harris InfoSource International )(Brief Article)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Crain's partners with WEWS.(Crain's Cleveland Business and WEWS-TV Channel 5)(Brief Article)
• Plant, office vacancies up.(in Greater Cleveland)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Places of Note: Six Flags Worlds of Adventure.(land acquisition affects taxation)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Scrap bix battens down hatches.(steel industry troubles)(Brief Article)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Don't bet on it.
• Dark news does have a silver lining.
  by Tucker, Brian
• Federal cash to back growth of women's health programs.(in northeastern Ohio)(Brief Article)
  by Whalen, Elizabeth
• Medical school to get major upgrade.(Case Western Reserve University)(Brief Article)
  by Stacklin, Jeff
• Vouchers are bad idea.(Letter to the Editor)
• Microbrewery funds drying up.(Western Reserve Brewing Co.)(Brief Article)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Biz, jobs shrinking at Watt/Fleishman ; PR firm down to staff of 19 as billings slide.(Fleishman-Hillard Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Datebook.
• Aurora light maker plans rare area IPO.(Technical Consumer Products Inc)(Brief Article)
  by Stacklin, Jeff
• Two consultants depart Deloitte to start own firm.(Allegro)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Riverside fund exceeds expectation.(2000 Riverside Capital Appreciation Fund gains $413 million in capital commitments)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Cornell, Ryan
• Luxury Vehicle Guide 2002: Part 2 of 3.(Buyers Guide)
• Dix & Eaton adds to exec's duties.(Keith Mabee)(Brief Article)
• Commentary: Remembering a man of wit, wisdom.(Hans Kramer)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
  by Tucker, Brian
• Bankruptcies.(Brief Article)
• Commentary: Waiting, watching can be hardest parts.(of World Trade Center, Pentagon attacks)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
  by Tucker, Brian
• Toxic mold grows as cause for complaints.
  by Goldstein, Heidi B.
• Huntington will handle MAC's banking needs.
  by Cornell, Ryan
• NetGenics on track despite tabled IPO.(NetGenics Inc. cancels plan for initial public offering)(Brief Article)
  by Stacklin, Jeff
• Chamber now offers low-cost credit card processing.(Northern Ohio Area Chamber of Commerce)(Brief Article)
  by Bennett, David
• Loans at lower interest rates; Financial aid officials say now good time to pay ahead.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Bonvissuto, Kimberly
• Hopes to expand on hold for Big Brothers program.(Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Greater Cleveland cuts 2002 budget following September 11 attacks)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• RTA gets creative in search for cash ; Agency mulls sale/leaseback program.(Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority)(Brief Article)
  by Bennett, David
• Oops.
• The party's over; Traditional New Year's blowouts being scrapped.(Brief Article)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Adviser: Temporary tax act makes planning tough.
  by Snow, Scott
• Owners team up to better Euclid Ave.(Brief Article)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Luxury Vehicle Guide 2002: Part 3 of 3.(Buyers Guide)
• Pease's double-check doesn't please rivals.(Pease & Associates' accounting service)(Brief Article)
  by Cornell, Ryan
• Bankruptcies.(list of companies in Cleveland that filed for Chapter 11)(Brief Article)
• Observers don't share retailers' holiday hopes.(Christmas business likely to be down this year)(Brief Article)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Margin calls spur Adv. Lighting execs' timely trading.(Advanced Lighting Technologies Inc.)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Cornell, Ryan
• Background checks at front of minds.(Brief Article)
  by Bennett, David
• FutureNext's final employee departs to take Optiem reins.
  by Stacklin, Jeff
• Employers have flexible options for retirement plans.(Brief Article)
  by Lee, Mie Yun
• Personal touch still needed in the practice of medicine.(Brief Article)(Column)
  by Kirsch, Michael
• NicSand of Berea files for Chapter 11.
  by Prizinsky, David
• Not just Bio 101; Area colleges' course catalogs offer variety of offbeat academic options.(Brief Article)
  by Bonvissuto, Kimberly
• MCM takes a shine to lamp maker.(MCM Capital Corp. buys StyleCraft Lamps Inc.)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Liggett web unit, Peerlis team.(Liggett-Stashower Interactive, Peerlis L.L.C. services information)(Brief Article)
  by Clark, Shasta
• Bankruptcies.(area bankruptcy information)(Brief Article)
• Datebook.
• Stormy times call for steady guidance.
  by Cornell, Ryan
• Industry job picture takes surprising hit.(Brief Article)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Ford's Lincoln LS has roots in racing; CART technology tailored to passenger cars.(Brief Article)
  by Melilli, Denise
• Call-up could leave firms short-handed; Filling reservists' spots tough order.(Brief Article)
  by Whalen, Elizabeth
• Crain's sponsor of ITEC show.(Brief Article)
• Now we'll know.(Supreme Court to rule on school vouchers)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
• The Hunt for a happy medium; A quickly developing county looks for ways to hang onto its rural roots.(Portage)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Niswander, Andree
• Grand Openings.(various firms open new locations in Cleveland)(Brief Article)
• Merchants await Tribe's playoff payoff ; Game crowds mean millions for downtown biz.
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Mazel decides demographics will determine product mix.(Mazel Stores Inc. to use consumer demographic data)(Brief Article)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• FirstMerit revamps oversight structure.
  by Cornell, Ryan
• Smaller M&A deals survive slow economy.(merger and acquisition)(Brief Article)
  by Cornell, Ryan
• Back to basics.
• Commentary: Candidates' styles strikingly similar.
  by Tucker, Brian
• Going Places.
• Late News.(Brief Article)
• Warrensville checks brownfield to assess development potential.
  by Bennett, David
• Area native will serve up new eatery at Arcade.(The Arcade in downtown Cleveland will be renovated)(Brief Article)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Letters.(Brief Article)

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