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Articles in September, 1998 issue of Crain's Detroit Business

• Market melee doesn't faze buyout kings
  by Sherefkin, Robert
• Dealers pump up auto show preview
  by Serwach, Joseph
• Singh Development brings 2 projects to Rochester Hills
  by McCracken, Jeffrey
• Day care center developer can take Southfield to trial
  by Freedman, Eric
• Novi City Council approves shopping center
  by Bridgeforth, Arthur, Jr.
• NBD Bank picks leader
  by Roush, Matt
• FAA clears Pro Air for 36 City Airport takeoffs
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• Strike means area business travelers have to wing it. (pilots' strike at pNorthwest Airlines Corp.)
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• Whiff of defeat. (1998 Detroit Tigers)
  by McCracken, Jeffrey
• Sink or swim?
  by Roush, Matt
• Business, labor oppose Novi hospital proposal
  by Barkholz, David
• Quality is new Caesar pitch; franchisees wary
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• Many critical systems may be shut down by 'dumb' chips
  by Roush, Matt
• Architectural, interior-design companies exchange stock
  by Mercer, Tenisha
• Developers plan sports, apartment complex
  by Ankeny, Robert
• Business loans loans help Citizens Bank grow locally
  by Roush, Matt
• Rx for ailing drug firm: new money, medicines coming from India. (Caraco Pharmaceutical Laboratories Inc.)
  by Barkholz, David
• Guardian pulls the plug on OIS. (refusal of Guardian Industries Inc. to continue underwriting the operating losses of OIS Optical Imaging Systems Inc.)
  by Roush, Matt
• State's no. 2 development officer leaves after 3 months. (Michigan Jobs Commission's D. Bryan McClure)
  by Lane, Amy
• MANAGEMENT BY PROXY
  by Mercer, Tenisha
• The right prescription?
  by Barkholz, David
• Local companies plan ahead for disruptions
  by Bridgeforth, Arthur, Jr.
• Local GM dealers have lots on their lots again
  by Bridgeforth, Arthur, Jr.
• Taubman's Larson retires
• Service helps hospitals find staff
  by Bleznick, Susan
• UTA lands future GM contract. (United Technologies Automotive; General Motors Corp.)
  by Preweller, Joseph
• Local companies plan ahead for disruptions. (solutions for the year 2000 computer crisis by Detroit, Michigan companies)
  by Bridgeforth, Arthur, Jr.
• Canada next expansion stop for Meadowbrook Insurance.(Special Section: Business Insurance)
  by Roush, Matt
• The Midas touch
  by Bridgeforth, Arthur, Jr.
• GM suppliers face deadline
  by Sherefkin, Robert; Roush, Matt
• Gale Research to merge
  by McCracken, Jeffrey
• Compuware's done the math on HQ site
  by Roush, Matt; Ankeny, Robert
• 16 Midwest execs join Wind Point
  by Roush, Matt
• Domino's Pizza is sold
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• Insurance might not cover year-2000 claims
  by Mindell, Amy
• OIS considers liquidation: company searches for buyer. (OIS Optical Imaging Systems Inc.)
  by Roush, Matt
• Let's talk pizza. (broadcast and print advertising campaigns of Little Caesar Enterprises Inc.)
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• Handleman's rehandling: stock shifts with distributor's new strategy. (The Handleman Co.)
  by Bridgeforth, Arthur, Jr.
• Warren produce store settles suit over year-2000 problems
  by Mindell, Amy
• JPI tactics fail exec the second time around
  by Sherefkin, Robert; Barkholz, David
• Government agencies plan, spend for millennium
  by Ankeny, Robert
• Wayne County may gain from OIS troubles
  by Ankeny, Robert
• Handleman's rehandling
• Chicago bank enters state via Bloomfield Hills branch
  by Roush, Matt
• Builders sue state over contribution law. (prospective builders of and suppliers to Detroit, MI's casinos)
  by Lane, Amy
• Spreading the word via radio. (revival of the Catholic-operated radio station, WCAR 1090 AM, in Detroit, Michigan)
  by Serwach, Joseph
• Sink or swim? Insurance companies diversify to survive in tight market.(Special Section: Business Insurance)
  by Roush, Matt
• Rx for ailing drug firm; New money, medicines coming from India
  by Barkholz, David
• German companies consider Detroit
  by Mercer, Tenisha
• POH agrees to affiliate with St. John
  by Barkholz, David
• N.Y. printer R.R. Donnelley Financial opens Detroit office
  by Mercer, Tenisha
• Judge says distributor can fire her husband
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• Fla. firm moving HQ here as ex-TriMas head takes over
  by McCracken, Jeffrey
• Enercorp disagrees with stock delisting
• Gale Research to merge. (merger between Gale Research Co. and The Thompson Group)
  by McCracken, Jeffrey
• Developers plan sports, apartment complex. (Detroit, Michigan)
  by Ankeny, Robert
• Executives learn how to mentor minorities
  by Mindell, Amy
• After stock plunges 72%, JLK picks new president
  by McCracken, Jeffrey
• Consultant company offers millennium computer bug kit
  by Ankeny, Robert
• Champion Enterprises names president for retail
• Little Caesar lays off about 100 employees
  by Kosdrosky, Terry; Sherefkin, Robert
• UM hockey to expand arena
  by Barkholz, David
• The Midas touch: owners hope changes will aid local shop. (Midas Inc. franchise owners Jeanine and Danny Hatcher)
  by Bridgeforth, Arthur, Jr.
• Problem-solving companies have staying power. (business strategies of Detroit, Michigan computer companies after solving the year 2000 computer problems)
  by Rousch, Matt
• Business loans help Citizens Bank grow locally.(Special Section: Business Insurance)
  by Roush, Matt
• Edison's Conners Creek plant under fire by EPA
  by Bridgeforth, Arthur, Jr.
• Strike means area business travelers have to wing it
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• Huntington closes one office, opens another
  by Roush, Matt
• TECHNOLOGY: Y2K Is 2000 too late?
  by Roush, Matt
• Ads cannot make wet flannel tastier
  by Garfield, Bob
• Whiff of defeat
  by McCracken, Jeffrey; Barkholz, David
• Canada next expansion stop for Meadowbrook Insurance
  by Roush, Matt
• Expansion tops La Shish menu; area restaurant chain hopes to go national.
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• Politicians, businesses back Proposal C. ('Clean Michigan' ballot initiative for the remediation of industrial sites)
  by Lane, Amy
• NBD Bank picks leader: Watkins to be president after merger. (Walter Watkins, Jr.)
  by Roush, Matt
• OIS considers liquidation
  by Roush, Matt; Bridgeforth, Arthur, Jr.
• Fame in a frame
  by Brown, Stanley H.
• Spreading the word via radio
  by Serwach, Joseph
• Problem-solving companies have staying power
  by Roush, Matt
• Superior Consultant lands 5-year, $32 million deal

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