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Articles in June, 2000 issue of Crain's New York Business

• Bargain-hunting L-3 plays aggressive defense game; Will added growth make it a buyout target?(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by mcdonald, michael
• Real estate firm Insignia looks for home on Street; Snubbed powerhouse keeps on building.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by croghan, lore
• 3 big issues Lazio should talk about.(Rick Lazio's senate campaign)(Brief Article)
• Tweenyshoppers; Retailers recognize power of youth trend.(children 8-12 years old)(Brief Article)
  by curan, catherine
• STOCK WATCH: MONY's policies protect its shares; Stock price is expected to hold ground, despite lower earnings.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by wipperfurth, heike
• Bye-bye Bean Counting; Accountants' new math: Adding services multiplies revenues; mergers abound.(Brief Article)
  by Aron, Laurie Joan
• Boroughs get D in Class A space ; Barriers to building give NJ an edge.(Brief Article)
  by lentz, philip
• Greenmarket is organic root of revived Union Sq.; Strict controls, careful promotion make market a model performer.(Brief Article)
  by blake, wendy
• NYC debt: a civil disservice.(Brief Article)
  by Townsend, Alair
• Real Estate Watch: Antiques dealer trades old locale for new; After 15 years in SoHo, Peter-Roberts feels rent squeeze and settles in NoHo.(Brief Article)
  by croghan, lore
• Government Alert: Controversial zoning planfaces delays at City Hall; May offer chance to compromise with real estate sector on contentious issues.(Brief Article)
• Boroughs spur NYC; Economy rolls on, based on gains outside Manhattan.(Brief Article)
  by malanga, steve
• Patent Medicine; Business-method patent ruling opens the floodgates; corporate giants, new media benefit.(Brief Article)
  by Aron, Laurie Joan
• SMALL BUSINESS: Lighting accessories firm capitalizes on bright idea ; Draws crowd with high-tech products; looks to expand from S. Bronx site.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by boss, shira j.
• Tort-ured, by George!(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Malanga, Steve
• MetLife woos Barclays to its signature building; Took special permits for trading floor; other banks may follow suit.(Brief Article)
  by croghan, lore
• New Executive: Head resident at iVillage; Former Lifetime cable chief tries to repeat success at women's site.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by walsh, mark
• Umbrian cuisine that goes beyond; Tano's worldly menu is the body eclectic.(New York City Italian restaurant)(Brief Article)
  by lape, bob
• Mayoral politics shapedeal to raise NY debt limit; Legislature to vote new level; next mayor must seek more.(New York City)(Brief Article)
  by lentz, philip
• C&W revamps top execs; Mosler to lead brokers; NY office head moves over to run real estate firm's push onto Internet.(Cushman and Wakefield Inc., Bruce Mosler)(Brief Article)
  by croghan, lore
• Nicole Miller redresses strategy; Company-controlled retail expansion part of new pattern.(Brief Article)
  by curan, catherine
• Accountants unleashed.(Brief Article)
• Old execs, new tricks; Retired Fortune 500 CEOs invest in, advise dot-coms.(Brief Article)
  by vargas, by alexia
• Subtracting cubicle division in workplaces; Companies yearn for open spaces; option not practical for everyone.(Brief Article)
  by nemes, judith
• Chinatownloses its edge; Enclave shrinking as techies replace apparel firms; community split.(Brief Article)
  by mcdonald, michael
• NY area CEO pay game: Can you top this?; Compensation rises 31% to average $16.9 million in '99 amid controversy.(Brief Article)
  by wipperfurth, heike
• Story reprints from Crain's.(Brief Article)
• Secondary investor diversifies; Pomona tries to ease risk with new fund-of-funds.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by gandel, stephen
• Free e-commerce from archaic laws.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• The Weeks Ahead.(Brief Article)
  by lopez, denise
• Indictment of Steve Madden threatens hot firms future; Investors flee stock as designer hangs on; will new stores open?(Brief Article)
  by curan, catherine
• Aggressive NY law firms in London raising the bar and taking a big bite; Rather than merge, firms raid in rush to build up staffs.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by keenan, charles
• Executive Moves.(Brief Article)
• Individual Investor needs a lifeline; It seeks $6 million; Steinberg's dad may not bail it out this time.(Wall Street financier Saul Steinberg)
  by block, valerie
• Living well on 60 a week.
  by Brady, James
• BE FIRST TO READ THE NEXT CRAIN'S.(Brief Article)
• New restaurant: piece of cake; Junior's brings Brooklyn legend to Grand Central.(Brief Article)
  by kaplan, david
• Dialing up e-deals on long-distance time; Brokers want to switch minutes trading onto the Internet; investors listening in.(Brief Article)
  by mcdonald, michael
• Technology helps companies comply with Disabilities Act ; Modifications less costly than feared; innovations can benefit all staffers.(Brief Article)
  by koss-feder, laura
• California's Madison Ave. gold rush; West Coast ad agencies make big moves in New York.(Brief Article)
  by alice z. cuneo From , a Crain publication
• B.B. King club is bringing the blues to 42nd St.; Blue Note operator behind upscale room.(Brief Article)
  by kramer, louise
• Economic forecast event.(Brief Article)
• Firms swept up by China trade winds; Easing restrictions lures local firms; are there enough talented workers?(Brief Article)
  by lipowicz, alice
• The Best of Bob Lape.(Brief Article)
• CEO moves Atlantic Bank away from its Greek roots; Small business, middle-market emphasis.(Brief Article)
  by wipperfurth, heike
• New Executive: Teaching with New Visions; Nonprofit funds programs, builds schools; using new economy's lessons.(Brief Article)
  by gandel, stephen
• New York, New York.(Brief Article)
  by DeNitto, edited by Emily
• Accounting for tastes: Firms vary the mix; New strategies a boon to growth.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by aron, laurie joan
• Senator Pothole becomes Mr. Fix-It; D'Amato helps clients with deals; lobbying, associates questioned.
  by lipowicz, alice
• Yogurt magnate paving way on Staten Island; Nicotra bringing hotels, Class A space to thriving borough; is demand there?(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by mcdonald, michael
• Dept. of Consuming Affairs.(getting home improvement license at the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs is onerous)(Brief Article)
  by Brady, James
• Stock Watch: Internet phone firm can't connect; Deltathree.com trashed by investors, but analysts like new strategy.(Brief Article)
  by walsh, mark
• AT DEADLINE.(Statistical Data Included)
• NEW MEDIA NOTES: New fund trieswhile-u-wait plan; Venture capital firm gives start-ups money in 7 weeks; a winning niche?(Brief Article)
  by walsh, mark
• Manufacturing melts away.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Malanga, Steve
• New Executive: Building PHS' membership; Health plan exec leads push into NY market; effort will be uphill battle.(Brief Article)
  by messina, judith
• The Best of Bob Lape.(Brief Article)(Directory)
  by lape, bob
• Pastrami Central; Old-style delis return; difficult operations.(Brief Article)
  by kramer, louise
• Law firm bets on NY expansion to bring in more tech business; Hale & Dorr of Boston counts on its expertise; will investment pay off?(Brief Article)
  by keenan, charles
• NYC can give China flights lift.(Brief Article)
• Smaller ISPs rush to wire office buildings; Partner with owners to offer cheaper Internet services.(Brief Article)
  by cleaver, joanne
• Armed with new telecom services, Bell calls on apartment buildings; Needs to wire first for profitable packages.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by mcdonald, michael
• DIGITAL NEW YORK: Firm produces a Web festival of short films; Reelshort.com makes deal with Universal; rivals also are rolling.(Brief Article)
  by vargas, alexia
• AT DEADLINE.(Brief Article)
• Hyatt hopes elegance and guests return to a renovated Stanhope ; Occupancy is up, so far; can it be sustained?(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by kramer, louise
• Government Alert: 3 developers are on track for new Penn Station; Winner gets $750 million project.(Brief Article)
• New York, New York.(Brief Article)
  by DeNitto, edited by Emily
• Lehman primed for subprime rescue; Investment bank eyes acquisition of troubled lender; bailout is risky.(Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.,)(Conesco Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by gandel, stephen
• Budget problem in sheep's clothing.(Brief Article)
• Accounting for tastes: Firms vary the mix; New strategies a boon to growth.(Brief Article)
  by aron, laurie joan
• Biggest consulting firms are approaching e-speed; Internet players face challenge from the mainstream; who reacts quicker?(Brief Article)
  by keenan, charles
• The latest in tech comes to the office; IT managers work alongside architects to fit complicated hookups into design.(Brief Article)
  by cleaver, joanne
• New Executive: Insider leading the charge; Publishing chief at AmEx must extend successes to Web, new titles.(Brief Article)
  by block, valerie
• The Weeks Ahead.
  by lopez, denise
• New outfit seeks to back hot hedge fund managers; Plans to take stake in start-ups, offer advice; big payday possible.(Brief Article)
  by wipperfurth, heike
• Avon may need outside help putting on a new face; Experts say firm's advertising should not stay in-house.(Brief Article)
  by richard linnett From , a Crain publication
• Back-to-school specials help tech workers upgrade skills; Nonprofits offer low-cost training for all ages; some centers need funds.(Brief Article)
  by sandlund, chris
• Calculating costs.(of traffic congestion)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Wringing taxpayers dry.(Brief Article)
  by Townsend, Alair
• STOCK WATCH: Wild ride with satellite launch; Volatile Sirius stock expected to rise with arrival of new radio service.(Brief Article)
  by block, valerie

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