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Articles in November, 1999 issue of Crain's New York Business

• Bank bill may help insurers exit NY;Financial reform package contains several little-noticed provisions.
  by lipowicz, alice
• The Money changers; Mag cashes in on redesign for savvier readers, keeping edge in personal finance.(Money magazine)
  by block, valerie
• Ax falls in scandal;Top brokers get fired, some architects shut firms, all may lose licenses in interior construction case.
  by croghan, lore
• New CEO facing discord at Avon;Jung must resolve fight over strategy: needs to replace Avon ladies.
  by curan, catherine
• Making a stylish comeback: ;Fashion veterans relaunch Emanuel, Vittadini brands.
  by curan, catherine
• Penguin lends books to ABC;Classics series seeks to rival Hallmark Hall of Fame.(Penguin Books, ABC-TV)
• Neighborhood improvement: Partnership struggles to bring franchises into inner-city areas.(Brief Article)
  by Aron, Laurie Joan
• Making compromises;Accountant sells without selling out.(Brief Article)
  by boss, shira j.
• Station rocks by talkin' trash;New format a ratings hit for WNEW; morning gap.
  by block, valerie
• A note of caution on Power Alley.
• PART 2: Many Industries Bet Future On New Media;Firms get rich serving booming sector.(Brief Article)
• Millionaires of Silicon Alley;Gerald Gorman.(Brief Article)
  by brookman, faye
• Millionaires of Silicon Alley;Marc H. Bell.
  by brookman, faye
• Good times in Liberman era.
  by Brady, James
• Stations band together for more power;Radio realignment expected to boost ad rates; dot-coms spending heavily.(Brief Article)
  by block, valerie
• Times Mirror goes to extreme;Launches extreme sports title for teens.(Brief Article)
• Tabletop thieves;NY restaurant-goers get a little too greedy.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Kanter, Larry
• Planners' policies keep peace;Protecting events from rival firms and noisy neighbors.(Brief Article)
  by levin, jay
• Wall Street analysts lust for life on the Internet;Key players defect for dot-com riches; firms dig deeper to retain them.(Brief Article)
  by walsh, mark
• Investors await payoff from KeySpan;Big acquisition buoys shareholders, but stock still lags.(Brief Article)
  by lentz, philip
• Employers' HMO scorecard receiving mixed marks;Report debuts with little fanfare; viewed as promising but needing work.(health maintenance organizations)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by brookman, faye
• Economic boom enriches cultural centers, poll says;78% of arts groups report admissions growth; credit low unemployment.(Brief Article)
  by denitto, emily
• Going to mat for audience;WWF gives Ch. 9 some oomph, but it's 6th out of 6; sale looms.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by block, valerie
• Colleges spend big on teaching tech;NY schools invest, link with industry to catch up with other wired cities.(Brief Article)
  by messina, judith
• Private firms show interest in managing city's airports;Potential contract is attractive despite political woes, long wait.
  by lentz, philip
• GUILTY PLEAS.
  by office, source: manhattan district attorney's
• Parade's TV spots hawk newspapers;Weekly strives to build Sunday circ via NBC effort.(Brief Article)
• Click on www.crainsnewyork.com: Web resource for women.(Brief Article)
• Revlon gets makeover;Cosmetics firm faces unforeseen losses; replaces chief executive.
  by news, bloomberg
• NEW YORK AREA INTERNET PUBLIC OFFERINGS.
• Purchase article reprints from Crain's.
• Acting to revitalize Flushing;Underperforming area bolstered by new Town Hall.
  by murtha, kerry
• Pfizer's prospects look good without Lambert;Analysts expected rebound in shares, but now merger adds uncertainty .(Brief Article)
  by gandel, stephen
• Playing security card to boost Net use ;AmEx, Citibank offer safer digital products; many hurdles.
  by luhby, tami
• New York, New York.(Brief Article)
  by DeNitto, Emily
• MILLIONAIRES OF SILICON ALLEY.(Brief Article)
• Millionaires of Silicon Alley;Kevin J. O'Connor.(Brief Article)
  by flamm, matthew
• Millionaires of Silicon Alley;Isaak Karaev.
  by gabriel, frederick
• Executive Moves.(Brief Article)
  by chen, andrew
• In a high-pressure zone;Oxygen's COO must continue dealmaking pace to keep firm airworthy.(Brief Article)
  by block, valerie
• Changing tide at Danube;Scant portions, sumptuous setting in Bouley's tasty Hapsburg tweak.(Brief Article)
  by lape, bob
• Business trips -- now for the whole family;More employers invite spouses, kids; a perk that's easy, and cheap, to provide.(Brief Article)
  by trager, cara s.
• Selling with frat boy humor.(Brief Article)
  by Donaton, Scott
• Hospitals fight back.(hospitals open subacute nursing centers)(Brief Article)
• Withdraw plan to ban ATM fees.(Brief Article)
• Health care resources on-line.(Brief Article)
• New York, New York.(Brief Article)
• Taps for an American hero.
  by Brady, James
• KPMG puts new spin(off) on employee retention;Big 5 firm plans IPO for employees' benefit; 20% leave each year for less stress, more pay.(Brief Article)
  by gandel, stephen
• Broad base of tenants downtown;Redone 60 Broad attracts firms from insurers to hip-hop agents.
  by croghan, lore
• Crain's honors 100 women.
• Cooking with cable;Chelsea Market adds NY1 to roster of TV tenants; backers eating it up.
  by croghan, lore
• Alley lawsuits: monopoly game;Kozmo aims to stifle Web competition.
• Best way to get a job: Buy the company.;Wave of new owners emerges, driven by urge to play boss.(Statistical Data Included)
  by Boss, Shira J.
• AOL MOVIEFONE'S CEO KEYNOTES AWARDS LUNCH.
• Art copier finds broader canvas;Troubetzkoy gets movie boost.
  by boss, shira j.
• Citi's costly revamp;Branch employees, customers flee as bank focuses on sales push.
  by luhby, tami
• PART 1: Unexpected Riches Remake The City;New media adds 56,000 jobs, challenges Wall St. as economic engine.(Brief Article)
• Millionaires of Silicon Alley;Candice Carpenter.(Brief Article)
  by brookman, faye
• Millionaires of Silicon Alley;Jack C. Chen, Fernando J. Espuelas.
  by brookman, faye
• Millionaires of Silicon Alley;Jeffrey A. Dachis, Craig M. Kanarick.
  by brookman, faye
• Businesswomen honored.(Val Ackerman discusses founding of Women's National Basketball Association.)(Brief Article)
• Pet store making a run against big competitors;Furry Paws builds own network, plans new locations; Internet a challenge.(Brief Article)
  by sandlund, chris
• Wise energy use lets us all profit;Judge wires-and-pipes on performance.(Brief Article)
• Pioneering in Havana.(Brief Article)
• Recruiters learn to connect dot-coms;Search firms scramble to meet e-commerce demand; rules change.(Brief Article)
  by curan, catherine
• Providers on pins and needles: Who pays for alternative care?;Insurers don't cover most services.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by nemes, judith
• Crain's breakfast, Tuesday, Dec. 14;NY's outlook for 2000.(Brief Article)
• What windfall? asks hospital;Wary of program to cover uninsured.(Brief Article)
• Law firms see patent case for growth via e-commerce;Big firms make gains as financing, deal work gives way to intellectual property.(Brief Article)
  by gandel, stephen
• Just vote `no' on charter change.(Charter Commission)(Brief Article)
• Oxford losing customers as it pushes for profits; Penny-pinching angers members, docs; is insurer prepping for a sale?(Oxford Health Plans)(Company Business and Marketing)
  by benson, barbara
• How to hold up a bank.(1977 Community Reinvestment Act)
  by Malanga, Steve
• Smith Barney: plaintiffs v. lawyers;4 in harassment suit try to oust counsel, saying delays favor brokers at their expense.
  by birger, jon
• Health care plan expected soon as pressure builds on Pataki;Hospital funds could be diverted to programs for the uninsured.
  by benson, barbara
• Free trial of Pulse fax.
• New York's Top Entrepreneurs;Firm's long-playing CD investment.(Brief Article)(Company Profile)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Aron, Laurie Joan
• New York's Top Entrepreneurs;Contractors' drive making big inroads.(Brief Article)
  by trager, cara s.
• Hatching tech business on L.I.
• PART 4: Nightlife, Culture Embrace Geek Chic;But philanthropy, civics shortchanged.(Brief Article)

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