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Articles in November, 2003 issue of Crain's Cleveland Business

• Let's get the issues out on the table.(Opinion)(labor unions)
• Datebook.(Calendar)(Calendar)
• CWRU makes big animal house plans.(Case Western Reserve University's expansion plans)
• Quit whining and pitch in to aid city.(Column)
• Wyse remakes focus groups with laptop program.(News)(director of brand strategy at Wyse Advertising)
• Acordia aims to find more acquisitions.(News)(Acordia Inc. acquires Malenas Insurance Agency)
• Key exec on board to spread debit card use.(Finance)(new technologies and applications for debit cards)
• Late News.
• Poolmaker's public status could shift.(News)
• Carnegie targeting $48M retail plaza.(Carnegie Management and Development Corp. is hoping to build retail and residential complex)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Wolstein eye on East Bank; City examines plan for redeveloping Flats.(developer Scott Wolstein)
• Missouri developer buys PMX plant.(Real Estate)(real estate developer)
• Crain's offers online-only subscription.(News)(Brief Article)
• ADR programs can save dollars and time.(Small Business)(litigation over employment disputes)
• Hitchcock launches brand-building software.(News)(Hitchcock Fleming & Associates)
  by Gomez, Henry
• Patent.(Technology)
• ISG parcel may go mixed use.(International Steel Group Inc. to sell West Side mill assets)
• Safety site takes advantage of holiday season.(Marketing)(online retailer)
• Lexi-Comp to boost Hudson headquarters.(News)($1.5 mn, 14,000-square-foot expansion)
• Mayor's firmer stance a welcome change.(Opinion)
  by Tucker, Brian
• Oh, the joy of a corn dog along the lake.(Column)(lakefront)(Column)
  by Miller, Jay
• Shareholder turns to SEC to air Waxman complaint.(News)(Securities and Exchange Commission)(Waxman Industries Inc.)
• Datebook.(Calendar)(listing of various business events)(Calendar)
• Murky pitch, Taft's baggage behind Issue 1's flop at polls.(News)
• Late News.(Progressive Corp. chairman Peter Lewis)
• McGregor makes major moves; New $40M home to open, rehab plan next on plate.(new $40 mn nursing home in East Cleveland)
• Tax Liens.(News)(Public Notice)
• Managers mindful of mutual fund activity.(News)
• BioEnterprise changes mix of its board.(News)(BioEnterprise Corp.)(Brief Article)
  by Stacklin, Jeff
• The tide starts to turn; Manufacturers see bright spots after years of taking a beating.(Northeast Ohio manufacturing sector)
• RTA wants trolleys in the Loop.(News)(Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority backs trolley-style buses)
• Landmark Coast Guard station could be given to city as gift.(News)(city of Cleveland gets historic site)
• Datebook.(Calendar)(Calendar)
• NDI Medical makes move to new home.(Health Care)(bioscience company is moving to new office)(Brief Article)
  by Clark, Shasta
• The Interview.(Health Care)(Interview)
  by Kadleck, Chrissy
• More Isuzu work will drive need to add staff at Malone.(News)
  by Gomez, Henry
• City's first tech park under way in Midtown; Center to provide young companies lab and office space.(News)(first technology park in Cleveland)
• Grand Openings.(Small Business)(PorchLight Apartment Rental Service)
• Address shrinks for city web site.(News)(new domain name, www.cleveland-oh.gov)(Brief Article)
• Donations and buys give OneCleveland more fiber.(News)(fiber optic cable deal)
• Late News.(new $100 mn luxury waterfront condo complex)
• Vacancies tail off; brokers see uptick; Office, industrial surveys show slight space hikes.(office and industrial real estate markets)
• Issue 1 needed clarity.(Letters)(Brief Article)
• Ohio Savings boosts lending unit's reach.(News)(Brief Article)
• letters.(Letter to the Editor)
• Heavy demand raises red tape for bariatric surgery.(Health Care)
  by Beal, Eileen
• Opinion.
• Buckeye bank seeks new CEO.(News)(Buckeye Community Bank)(Brief Article)
  by Cornell, Ryan
• Growth ready to growl; Group looks to be more forceful public voice for biz issues.(News)(Greater Cleveland Growth Association)
• Par plant closing to cost 140 jobs.(News)(Par Industries LLC to close plant in Medina, Ohio)(Brief Article)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Telecommuters face own set of legal issues.(Small Business)
• Tax Liens.(News)(Public Notice)
• Lake Biz Products now under one roof.(News)(Lake Business Products Inc. moves headquarters )(Brief Article)
• Tcam targets new markets for tech development.(News)(motion control technology)
• Hahn Loeser opening Florida office.(News)(Hahn, Loeser & Parks expands)(Brief Article)
• Parking image drives Legacy to fight back.(outdoor shopping complex)
• New tax law has many benefits for investors.(Finance)
  by Greenleaf, Geofrey
• Jet Partners to increase fleet by 100.(News)
• Suburban interests gather to stoke talk of regionalism.(News)
  by Miller, Jay
• Going Places.(People)
• Economy takes toll on Lorain jobs.(Small Business)
• How They Did It; A look at how a small business tackled a challenge.(Small Business)
• Going Places.(People)(announces variuos appointments)
• Datatrak trekking to D.C. to offer software to NIH.(Technology)(president and CEO of Datatrak International Inc.)
• Refinancing sounds good to Rock Hall.(News)(Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum)
• Plan touts Univ. Circle connector boulevard.
• Late News.(Smythe, Cramer Co. acquires Frank Krause Realty)
• Biz insurance premiums may be ready to stabilize.(Finance)(rising costs of business insurance)
• LakeWest tacks on space to a tune of $10 million.(News)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Tri-C seeks professionals to teach.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Mortland, Shannon
• Key or Nat City next to go?
• Arter asks court to hold off on Ch. 7.(News)(Arter & Hadden LLP)
  by Cornell, Ryan
• Clinic brain center lands top scientist.(Technology)(Dr. Jerrold Vitek)
• Nick Bogdan: Fraud buster; Victoria supervisor saves firm $1.2M in uncovering multinational scam.(News)(insurance fraud)
• Letters.(Letter to the Editor)
• Short Takes.(Technology)(online technical and business conferences firm)
• Letters.(Letter to the Editor)
• In General, things looking up; Industrial waste processor expects continued growth.(News)(General Environmental Management)
• ERC sees need for web sites to tout region to job seekers.(News)(Northeast Ohio companies use Web sites to attract new employees)
• Clinic puts heavier focus on weight management program.(News)
  by Mortland, Shannon

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