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Articles in May, 1999 issue of Crain's Detroit Business

• IMPROVING QUALITY CAN AID HEALTH CARE REFORM.
  by KENNEY, J. SEAN
• NONPROFITS.
• BLOOMBERG SEES ART CONNECTING THE 'DOT COMS'.(Editorial)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Kramer, Mary
• NEW XYCOM TAKES THE FLOOR: REVAMPED PC-MAKER SEES A HOT MARKET FOR INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS.(Xycom Automation Inc.)(Statistical Data Included)
  by ROUSH, MATT
• SOUTHFIELD CPAS JOIN A NATIONWIDE IPO GROUP.
  by ROUSH, MATT
• NONPROFITS MAKE PROFITABLE IMPACT.
• WHERE TO PUT $100,000? 4 ADVISERS RESPOND.
• MERVYN'S DRESSES WOMEN FOR JOB SUCCESS.
  by SERWACH, JOSEPH
• MCN 1Q REPORT ON HOLD: ERROR IN UNIT'S BOOKS CITED; 2 EXECUTIVES DISMISSED.(Company Profile)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Bridgeforth, Arthur, Jr.
• Detroit DDA OKs loan for Opus One catering biz.(Brief Article)
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• DELUXE LOOKS AREN'T A PRIORITY IN DESIGN TODAY.
  by MORAN, TIM
• CRAIN'S PLANS NEW DIRECTORS.
• MEDAR TO SELL UNIT.
  by Wilson, Tonja
• MARKETING.
• DETROIT : Developer, city consider renaissance-zone project.
  by Ankeny, Robert
• BANKRUPTCY TO CONTINUE.
• CenTra president wins case against sisters.
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• 1Q EARNINGS LEAP AHEAD: BANKING INCREASES, TECHS SHOW TURMOIL.
  by ROUSH, MATT
• LASON DEAL TEETERING: STOCK SWING COULD KILL M-R GROUP PURCHASE.
  by MERCER, TENISHA
• WEEK IN REVIEW: MAY 3-9.(includes brief articles on Michigan business)
  by Wilson, Tonja
• PROFILE.
• CHARITIES MAY GET LUCKY: LEGISLATION COULD INCREASE JACKPOTS, CREATE MORE LICENSES.(House Bill 4472)
  by LANE, AMY
• HOSPITALS AND INSURERS AT ODDS OVER PAYMENTS.(Medicaid health plans in Detroit, Michigan)
  by BARKHOLZ, DAVID
• MGM GRAIND DETROIT L.L.C.
• CRAIN'S TO PRINT WEB DIRECTORY.
• EARNINGS.
• GROUP HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS.(tabular data only)
• SUBCONTRACTS APPROVED FOR NEW BALLPARK.(Comerica Park, Detroit, MI)
• Dearborn considers paid parking lots.
  by Ankeny, Robert
• NOVI ZONING CHANGE PUTS DEVELOPERS, RESIDENTS AT ODDS.
  by HOGUE, LESLIE
• STUDY TO GIVE BLUE CROSS INFO ABOUT TREATMENT PATTERNS.
  by BARKHOLZ, DAVID
• DID REPOSSESSIONS GO TOO FARR?
• EMPOWERMENT ZONE POSSIBLE SITE FOR NEW PAPER PLANT.(Edwards Paper Company Inc.)
  by HOGUE, LESLIE
• 40 LABOR UNIONS VIE FOR PIECES OF DETROIT CASINO PIE.
  by SERWACH, JOSEPH
• UM REGENTS TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR $200M LIFE SCIENCES CENTER.(Brief Article)
  by KOSSEFF, JEFFREY
• EMPLOYEE-BENEFITS CONSULTANTS.(Directory)
• TEAMSTERS, CAR HAULERS NEAR CONTRACT DEADLINE.(Brief Article)
  by SERWACH, JOSEPH
• AS CHRONICLE DEAL NEARS, BARDEN MAKES PLANS.(Michigan Chronicle, Barden Companies Inc.)
  by SMITH, JENNETTE
• MANUFACTURERS MAY FORGO REFUND FOR TAX CHANGES.
  by Lane, Amy
• BLOOMBERG FOUNDER TO TALK ABOUT NEW MEDIA.
• CONTRACTS.
• TAX BREAKS MAY BENEFIT TECH BIZ.
• Albert Kahn Associates plans foreign subsidiaries.
  by Mercer, Tenisha
• TOP HOSPITAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY SWITCHES SIDES: KENNEY IS A COUP FOR FIEGER'S PLAINTIFF FIRM.
  by McCRACKEN, JEFFREY
• Canton Twp. approves adding 9 holes to course.
  by Bridgeforth Jr., Arthur
• PROFILE.
• LAWYER SWITCHES SIDES; DOES ANYBODY OBJECT?
• NEW PRODUCTS.(Brief Article)
• Watech sells biz units, going out of business.
  by Kosdrosky, Terry
• MINORITY-BIZ LINKS.
• TRUSTEE: MCA FINANCIAL'S CLOSING LEAVES MANY QUESTIONS UNANSWERED.
• EX-PEPSI WORKER WINS $2.6M REVERSE-BIAS SUIT.(Patricia Steffes and Pepsi Personnel Inc.)
  by ANKENY, ROBERT
• HOSPICE PLANS TO MOVE HEADQUARTERS TO DETROIT.(Hospice of Michigan)
  by BARKHOLZ, DAVID
• CORRECTIONS.
• OmniCare venture wins MotorCity Casino contract.
• Paramount Bank moves HQ to Farmington Hills.
  by Roush, Matt
• RUMOR REMINDS US TO VALUE COMPANIES ALREADY HERE.
  by CRAIN, KEITH
• SETTLING WITH TOYS.(antitrust case against Toys 'R' Us, Mattel Inc. and The Little Tikes Co.)
  by Wilson, Tonja
• 2 minority firms open Auburn Hills plastics biz.
• GINWIL WANTS TO EXPAND WORK IN MEDICAL-SUPPLY BUSINESS.(Company Profile)
  by HOGUE, LESLIE
• BUSINESSES MAY GET TAX CUT FROM SURPLUS BY THE SUMMER.
  by Lane, Amy
• MCC GETS WORLD VIEW.
• FAMILY REMAINS TOPS AT SMALL METAL COMPANY.(P/M Krupp Technologies Inc.)
  by Roush, Matt
• BLACKS ARE FOCUS OF NEW PARENT MAGAZINE.
  by Smith, Jennette
• HAP COO PARKER NAMED EXEC WOMAN OF YEAR.(Brief Article)
  by BARKHOLZ, DAVID
• ALTERNATIVE RETIREMENT PLANS COULD BENEFIT YOUNGER EMPLOYEES.
  by BARR, PAUL
• DEQ names liaison for Southeast Michigan.(Brief Article)
  by Lane, Amy
• DCT VENTURE TO BE MINORITY AUTO SUPPLIER.(I-Logic Corp.)(Brief Article)
  by McCRACKEN, JEFFREY
• PICKARD PUTS 6 FIRMS UNDER SINGLE NAME.(William Pickard, Global Automotive Alliance LLC)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by PRYWELLER, JOSEPH
• WHO GETS THE WINDFALL?: BIZ WANTS STATE REVENUE EXCESS AS TAX CUTS.
  by LANE, AMY
• WORK-WEAR FAD BUILDS CARHARTT CLOTHING BRAND.
  by HOGUE, LESLIE
• AMERITECH'S PROFIT TOO HIGH, SAYS RIVALS' STUDY.
  by ROUSH, MATT
• DEVELOPING AREAS SPROUTING HUGE LOGISTICS CENTERS.
  by SMITH, JENNETTE
• Detroit chamber member, state officials visit Europe.
  by Ankeny, Robert
• CALENDAR.
• WASHTENAW COUNTY : Bank of Ann Arbor begins $1.5M office expansion.
  by Bridgeforth Jr., Arthur
• Collins & Aikman to move HQ to Troy.
  by McCracken, Jeffrey
• CRAIN'S TO PRINT WEB DIRECTORY.
• INDUSTRY GROUPS.
• Couple who owned bar sentenced for tax evasion.
  by Ankeny, Robert

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