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

• SUPPLIER PUTS ITS METTLE TO THE ADJUSTABLE PEDAL.
  by CHAPIN, BILL
• SUPPLIERS DEVELOPING A ROLE IN RESEARCH, PARTS MODULE.
  by KREBS, MICHELLE
• RACING RIVALRY MAKES GRAND PRIX A PUZZLER.
• PLAN COULD TAP MARKET'S POWERFUL POTENTIAL.
  by Kramer, Mary
• MILLER, CANFIELD RESHUFFLES EXECS.
  by McCRACKEN, Jeffrey
• GALE AWAITS BIG STAFF INFLUX.(after the acquisition of Macmillan Library Reference USA, The Gale Group)
  by Smith, Jennette
• WEIGHTING GAME: APPETITE FOR TAKING OFF POUNDS BOOSTS DEMANDS FOR HOSPITAL UNITS.
  by BARKHOLZ, DAVID
• INFO TECHNOLOGY IS CONFERENCE TOPIC.(Michigan Health Management Information System)(Brief Article)
• NORTHLAND CENTER LOOKING FOR BUYER.
  by BRIDGEFORTH, ARTHUR, JR.
• DMC DEAL SETS COMPUWARE ON NEW PATH.
  by ROUSH, MATT
• guidance is going to make all the difference in the world.''.(strategies for marketing to ethnically diverse audiences)
  by PALM, KRISTIN
• PEOPLE.(brief articles about personnel changes)
• ONE-ON-ONE FEELING MAKES SLOTS APPEALING.
  by Ankeny, Robert
• LEAR DRIVES VISTEON DEAL: SEAT FIRM LIKELY TO BE ACQUIRER IN ANY DEAL.
  by McCRACKEN, JEFFREY
• WCCC LAWSUIT SHOULD BE IDLED.
• PEOPLE.
• SMALL AD AGENCY CREATES BIG SUPPLIER'S MESSAGE.
  by McCracken, Jeffrey
• STUDY: CITY RETAIL LACKING: RESIDENTS HAVE FEW CHOICES OF WHERE TO SHOP IN DETROIT.(Statistical Data Included)
  by BRIDGEFORTH JR., ARTHUR,
• BUSINESS DIARY.(multiple brief articles)
• LOCAL CONSTRUCTION BUILDS A JOB BOOM: AREA OUTPACES REST OF STATE IN CREATING WORK.
  by LANE, AMY
• REMODELING PLANNED FOR CADILLAC TOWER.(Brief Article)
  by ANKENY, ROBERT
• LENDERS BRACE FOR A FALLOFF IN REFINANCINGS.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by ROUSH, MATT
• THANKS TO THE UNITED WAY, THEY'RE NOT WORKING.(Bozell Worldwide)
  by SERWACH, JOSEPH
• DEVELOPERS' PROPOSALS.(Brief Article)
• BONAL FORMS A FOUNDATION TO CONTRIBUTE TO ITS VISIBILITY.
  by HOGUE, LESLIE GREEN
• MACMANUS FORMS AD-BUYING GROUP.
  by Smith, Jennette
• BUYERS PLAN TO RENOVATE FRANKLIN PARK TOWERS.(Brief Article)
  by SMITH, JENNETTE
• AVALON OPENS CALIFORNIA OFFICE.(Avalon Investments Inc.)
  by Roush, Matt
• BUSINESS DIARY.
• RIVALS PULL TOGETHER ON CANCER CENTER.(Statistical Data Included)
  by BARKHOLZ, DAVID
• M-DOT PLANS MUST GET IN GEAR.(Michigan Dept. of Transportation's local transportation programs for Detroit)(Brief Article)
• BANKRUPTCY FILINGS DIP; CHAPTER 11S, 13S RISE.(Statistical Data Included)
  by KOSSEFF, JEFFREY
• LATE NEWS.(meshed brief)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Johnson, Jeneil
• SOME LANDOWNERS NEGOTIATE.(Detroit condemnation lawsuits)
  by ANKENY, ROBERT
• HOT LINK TO CUSTOMERS: SELLING ON NET REQUIRES DIFFERENT APPROACH.(effectiveness of Internet advertising)
  by BUSINES, MATT ROUSH CRAIN'S DETROIT
• OAK PARK IN TALKS TO BUY 8 MILE ARMORY.
  by HOGUE, LESLIE GREEN
• VISTEON, LEAR ARE A NICE COUPLE.
• RUMBLINGS.
• CALENDAR.
• AUBURN HILLS' PLAN INCLUDES HOMES, SERVICE BUSINESSES.
  by HOGUE, LESLIE GREEN
• SITE EYED FOR DETROIT CEMENT TERMINALS.
  by KOSDROSKY, TERRY
• DIVIDENDS AND EARNINGS.
• STATE'S UNEMPLOYMENT OFFICES TO BE PHASED OUT.
  by Lane, Amy
• MCN SHIFT IRKS WALL ST.: SELLING MIGHT BE BEST NEW MOVE, ANALYSTS SAY.
  by BRIDGEFORTH, ARTHUR, JR.
• OWNER SPLITS UP FIRM: LIVERNOIS ENGINEERING SELLS DIVISION, REORGANIZES OTHERS.(Brief Article)
  by KOSSEFF, JEFFREY
• NETNET IS SET TO TAKE THE HIT: MUNDER MANAGERS SAY FUND CAN RIDE TECH TIDE.
  by STOFFER, JASON
• WYANDOTTE SEEKS LOAN FROM STATE TO CLEAN UP LAND.(Brief Article)
  by KOSDROSKY, TERRY
• AWESOME AWARD A LESSON FOR BIZ.(sexual harassment case against DaimlerChrysler AG)
• STATE TO UNVEIL IDEAS FOR I-375, JEFFERSON.(Brief Article)
  by ANKENY, ROBERT
• LATE NEWS.
• SCHOOLS AN 'OPEN WIDE' MARKET FOR HEALTH LESSONS.
  by KOSSEFF, JEFFREY
• WSU MED SCHOOL SEEKS CLOSER TIES WITH HOSPITALS.
  by BARKHOLZ, DAVID
• GRANT TO HELP FUND HOSPICE HQ.(hospice of Michigan)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Barkholz, David
• DEREGULATION, ROUND 2: ENGLER AND UTILITIES TO BATTLE BUSINESS.(Statistical Data Included)(Brief Article)
  by LANE, AMY
• COMPUWARE SEES PACT WITH CITY BY SEPT. 20.
  by ROUSH, MATT
• EXPO OF CREATIVITY FEATURES TV THEME--SORT OF A SIT.COM.(The Big Idea Magazine's Creative Expo '99)
  by SMITH, JENNETTE
• BANKRUPTCIES.
  by Johnson, Jeneil
• RAIL-FREIGHT CENTER TALKS GETTING BACK ON TRACK.
  by KOSDROSKY, TERRY
• LATE NEWS.(Brief Article)
• CARHARTT HEIR'S NEW BUSINESS CAN BE BEAT.
  by Hogue, Leslie Green
• DIVIDENDS AND EARNINGS.
• CASINO UNIONS.
• DOWNTOWN DETROIT LOFTS READY TO GO ON SALE SOON.(Statistical Data Included)
  by ANKENY, ROBERT
• FOR SALE: OFFICE BUILDINGS: TOP OF TROY, TRAVELERS TOWER BUILDINGS ON THE MARKET.
  by SMITH, JENNETTE
• WEEK IN REVIEW: AUG. 2-8.
  by Wilson, Tonja
• LATE NEWS.
• TOWN CENTER MULLS METAL DETECTORS.
  by KOSSEFF, JEFFREY
• 4 MAKE CUT TO DEVELOP FARM. HILLS GOLF COURSE.(Brief Article)
  by HOGUE, LESLIE GREEN
• WSU CENTER HELPS MAKE AN IMPACT ON INDUSTRY.
  by PALM, KRISTIN
• OUTSIDE FIRMS GO INSIDE ENGINES.
  by ROBINSON, AARON
• MORE COMPETITION IN STORE AS KROGER PLANS DETROIT ENTRY.
  by BRIDGEFORTH, ARTHUR, JR.
• EQUIPMENT FROM SHUT CAESAR STORES ON BLOCK.(Brief Article)
  by KOSDROSKY, TERRY
• THE WEATHER UNDERGROUND'S SHAREHOLDERS.
• BANKRUPTCIES.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Kosseff, Jeffrey
• EASTLAND ASKS SEARS TO BECOME ANCHOR.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by BRIDGEFORTH, ARTHUR, JR.
• SUPPLIER TEAM KEEPS BING IN PLAY AFTER FIRE.
  by PRYWELLER, JOSEPH
• QUIET AIRPORT INVESTIGATION WAITING FOR YOUR CALL.(Detroit Metropolitan Airport is launching a toll-free phone line to gather ideas on how the airport might improve)
  by Lane, Amy
• OPEN OR CLOSED?
• TIPS FOR PICKING AN AD AGENCY.
• I-75 DEMAND DRIVES PLAN FOR BUSINESS PARK.
  by SMITH, JENNETTE

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