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Articles in November, 1998 issue of Crain's New York Business

• HOSPITALS OFFER RITZIER SERVICE TO ATTRACT THE AFFLUENT AILING -- PERKS: CONCIERGES, SPACIOUS SUITES.
  by Nemes, Judith
• HIGH TIME TO CELEBRATE.
• SERVICES.
• WELFARE-TO-WORK GRANT.
• POLISHING CROWN HEIGHTS JEWEL: BROOKLYN CHILDREN'S MUSEUM PLANS CENTENNIAL MEMBERSHIP, FUNDING DRIVE.
  by Denitto, Emily
• TECH CENTER DEVELOPERS SET EYES ON SILICON ISLAND: AIM TO LURE L.I. START-UPS OUT OF GARAGES.
  by Croghan, Lore
• FREE TRIAL OF CRAIN'S DAILY DIGITAL NY FAX.
• COURT TV ON TRIAL: STRUGGLING NETWORK HEALS OWNERSHIP RIFT; NEW CHIEF WORKS ON PROGRAMMING, AD SALES.
  by Block, Valerie
• ACCOUNTING & CONSULTING.
• BUILDING ON LOWER VACANCY RATE.
• NY TO PUT AN END TO THE ENDLESS SALE: BUT AD AGENCIES WORRY NATIONAL PITCHES WILL SUFFER.
  by Cuneo, Alice Z.
• 4 WEEKS FOR FREE: FREE TRIAL OF CRAIN'S DIGITAL NY FAX.
• BOULUD OUTDOES HIMSELF, CREATES AIR OF CASUAL CHIC: WITH SIGNATURE DISHES AND MORE, EAST SIDE CAFE IS STARWORTHY EFFORT.
  by Lape, Bob
• THE ST. PETER PRINCIPLE EXPLAINS WHY TOP EXECS ARE CATCHING HELL.
  by MALANGA, STEVE
• PEOPLE TO TRAIN? THE PLACES TO GO.
• HOW TO LAND GOOD GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.
• PROFILES, EXECUTIVE MOVES.
  by Feliciano, Carmen
• WITH PRACTICE, WORKING A ROOM ALL IN DAY'S WORK: SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE DO LOCAL RESEARCH, IDENTIFY TOPICS BEFORE SCHMOOZING.
  by Mcmanus, Terry
• CONCIERGES' SERVING NOTICE: PRIVATE FIRMS PROFIT BY GETTING BUSY NEW YORKERS INTO COOL CLUBS, HOT SEATS.
  by Kamen, Robin
• FOREST CITY GETS FINANCING FOR 2 NEW MANHATTAN HOTELS: DOUBLETREE GOING UP ON 42ND ST.; EMBASSY PLANNED FOR BATTERY PARK.
  by Sanders, Lisa
• EVENT PROMOTER UPSTAGES ITS RIVALS WITH RAPID GROWTH: SFX'S TACTICS RAISE ANTITRUST QUESTIONS.
  by Goldstein, Matthew
• MICHAEL JORDAN'S ARRIVES AT STUNNING NEW ARENA: WHILE THE TRAINS MAY BE TRAVELING, MEAT MART MAKES ONLY A FEW FOULS.
  by Lape, Bob
• FREE TRIAL AVAILABLE TO CRAIN'S DIGITAL FAX.
• THIS CLASS SPRINGS INTO ACTION.
  by Malanga, Steve
• FRESH FRENCH FOOD IN AWESOME ROOM: MEYER CREATES GRAND ART DECO DINING.
  by Lape, Bob
• LOCAL CONNECTIONS: AT&T, MCI OFFER BIG DEALS ON SERVICE TO BUSINESSES, BUT ONLY SOME FIRMS BENEFIT.
  by Messina, Judith
• PLUG 'N' GO TURNS UP THE CURRENT: MORE PREWIRED, DISCOUNTED SPACE FOR TECH START-UPS.
  by Atamian, Christopher
• THOUGHTS BOTH ASSORTED AND SORDID LIVEN UP A NEW YORKER'S ELECTION DAY.
  by BRADY, JAMES
• PRESIDENT PATAKI? A TEST FOR 1999.
• CRAIN'S BREAKFAST FORUM ON NOV. 10 DEPUTY MAYOR LEVINE DISCUSSES CITY'S PLANS FOR '99.
• HIGH PRICE FOR HIGH DEFINITION.
• CITY PROVIDING MISSING LINK FOR PLANNED AIRPORT RAIL LINE: LONG APPROVAL PROCESS FINALLY UNDER WAY.
• CRAIN'S BREAKFAST FORUM, NOV. 10: LEVINE TO DISCUSS ADMINISTRATION'S PLANS.
• CATERER'S MOVABLE FEAST: NY OPERATIONS CHIEF PILOTS SKY CHEFS AS IT GOBBLES OTHER AIRLINE MEAL MAKERS.
  by Lipowicz, Alice
• ARTISTS PLAY LEAD ROLE IN NEW WORKFORCE: BEYOND RESTAURANTS, THEY FILL TEMP JOBS.
  by Denitto, Emily
• CULTIVATING BRONX BUSINESSES: DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION SUPPORTS HUNTS POINT FIRMS; `A LONG WAY FROM WALL ST.'.
  by Ende, Jean
• CRYING FOR ATTENTION ABOVE RIVALS' SQUALL: NICKELODEON LAUNCHES BIG MARKETING BLITZ.
  by Snyder, Beth
• BEST OF BOB LAPE.
• AMEX BUYS.
• EMPIRE CUTS COSTS, STOPS USING AGENTS: INSURER MOVES TO STREAMLINE SELLING; MAY AFFECT SMALL GROUPS THE MOST.
  by Benson, Barbara
• WHERE THERE'S SMOKE ...
  by Malanga, Steve
• BANKRUPT LIVENT MAY BE FORCED TO SELL ASSETS: SUITORS ABOUND FOR FORD CENTER, RAGTIME IF MEGAPRODUCER CAN'T OBTAIN FUNDING.
  by Denitto, Emily
• YANKS A LOT, PARTNERS SAY: TEAM'S OTHER OWNERS PONDER LIFE WITHOUT BASEBALL AND GEORGE.
  by Lentz, Philip
• BOXING PROMOTER FINDS ART.
• CITY NEEDS A PLAN FOR UNION SCANDAL.(Brief Article)
• CRAIN'S WEB SITE OFFERS FREE ARTICLE SEARCHES: VISITORS CAN FIND ALL STORIES SINCE JANUARY '95, LISTS SINCE JANUARY '97.(Brief Article)
• CULTURE CASH: INSTITUTIONS PUSH GOODS, TICKETS ON-LINE: NONPROFITS EXTEND THEIR REACH.
  by Denitto, Emily
• THE WEEKS AHEAD.
  by Feliciano, Carmen
• CAPITAL FIRMS' NATURE IS TO NURTURE: INSURER-BACKED POOLS FUND VARIOUS NY START-UPS; SOME QUESTION CHOICES.
  by Levitt, David M.
• U.S. GOVERNMENT TAKES PAINS TO BENEFIT TEMPORARY LABOR: BACKS TIME WARNER EMPLOYEES IN SUIT.(Time Warner Inc. sued for denying benefits to employees)(Business Brief)(Brief Article)
  by Goldstein, Matthew
• NEW EXECUTIVE: KEVIN ENGLISH - THE STREET'S NEW BOSS 20-YEAR TECH VET HEADS FINANCIAL SITE; SIGNING BIG CLIENTS IS RIGHT UP HIS ALLEY.
  by Walsh, Mark
• STRANGER THAN FICTION: The Professor and the Madman is a best seller.
  by Block, Valerie
• NEIGHBORHOOD COALITIONS LEAD TO BOOMING BIDNESS: BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS.
• COMMANDER: Donald Greene is a favorite of Her Majesty.
• MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT.
  by Feliciano, Carmen
• GROWING A BUSINESS GUIDE.(Hunts Point Economic Development Corp. of New York, New York)(Brief Article)
• BROKER WITH AIDS SUES EX-EMPLOYER: REP SAYS ILLNESS COST HIM HIS JOB AT RELATED COS. UNIT; TRIAL FINALLY SET.
  by Croghan, Lore
• Millard to exit city agency.
• THE WEEKS AHEAD.
  by Feliciano, Carmen
• DON'T BELIEVE ALL THE INTERNET HYPE; OLD-MEDIA BUSINESS MODELS STILL WORK.
  by Townsend, Alair
• WORKING TO CLEAR UP CONFUSION OVER CLAIMS: IMPARTIAL NEW REPORT CARDS LARGELY GO UNNOTICED IN CROWDED MARKET.
  by Aron, Laurie Joan
• DIGITAL CHARITY.
• NEW EXECUTIVE: JOEL HOLLANDER: EXPANDING HIS AUDIENCE: RADIO EXECUTIVE HEADS WESTWOOD, ANTICIPATES BETTER NETWORK RECEPTION.
  by Kamen, Robin
• SUGARPLUMS EARN CHEFS SOME BREAD: SPECIALTY FOODS DEBUT FOR HOLIDAYS.
  by Sanders, Lisa
• BASEBALL AND THE GAME OF LIFE.
  by Brady, James
• IMPROVING TELECOM.(Brief Article)
• A COMBINATION OF CIVILITY, STABILITY MAY BE TICKET TO GRACIE MANSION.
  by Townsend, Alair
• FIRM FINDS NICHE IN GREAT DIVIDE: FOR CLIENTS OF DIVORCESOURCE, BREAKING UP IS NOT SO HARD TO DO.
  by Denitto, Emily
• MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT.
• AN ANTAR TELLS HOW HE DID IT.
• ROUSING SOUTH STREET SEAPORT: DEVELOPER TARGETS FOREIGN TOURISTS; SAME OLD RETAILERS FAIL TO BRING IN LOCALS.
  by Sanders, Lisa
• NEW YORK EXPORTS SHAKEN, NOT SUNK, BY ASIAN SLUMP: DEMAND IN CANADA, MEXICO OFFSETS LOSSES.
  by Goldstein, Matthew
• NEIGHBORS RESHAPE MADISON SQUARE PARK: PLAN FOR PLOT QUESTIONED IN SOME CIRCLES.
  by Sanders, Lisa
• YELLOW PAGES HOLD THE LINE VS. INTERNET PHONE BOOKS: ADVERTISERS STICK WITH PRINT VERSIONS; MYRIAD RIVALS SEEK TO COEXIST PROFITABLY.
  by Koss-Feder, Laura
• TAKING COMMUNITY TO NEW HEIGHTS: UPTOWN BID USES CREATIVE TACTICS.
  by Ende, Jean
• PART III: GOLD RUSH ATTRACTS NEW AGE OPPORTUNISTS.
• GRAND CENTRAL BID LIMPS ALONG, SANS CONTRACT: INFIGHTING CONTINUES POST-BIEDERMAN.
  by Lentz, Philip
• ELEVENTH-HOUR MEETINGS: PLANNERS COPE WITH CRISES; WEB SITES, CONTACTS AND SHEER LUCK COME INTO PLAY AT THE LAST MINUTE.
  by Levin, Jay
• NY SHOULD LEARN TO SAY NO TO CROOKS.(businesses not hesitant to work with individuals and companies with dismal reputations)
• SPITZER PLANS REVAMP OF AG'S OFFICE: CONSUMER, ENVIRONMENTAL, ANTITRUST TO GET FOCUS.
  by Lentz, Philip

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