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Articles in September, 2001 issue of Crain's New York Business

• NY must build its biotech sector.(New York)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)(Column)
• AT DEADLINE.(various company news)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Small Business: Brooklyn fashion program knits designers together; Joint marketing yields orders.(Brooklyn, New York's chamber of commerce program, Brooklyn Style aids new fashion designers)(Brief Article)
  by Traster, Tina
• Crain's NY Giants luncheon series; Fan Club kickoff, Sept. 25.(Brief Article)
• AirTrain greases development rails; Class A tower to be first borough project in a decade.(Brief Article)
  by Lentz, Philip
• NY mortgage bank eyes national expansion ; Firm aims to pick up pieces left by others.(New York Mortgage Co.)(Brief Article)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• Emerging chefs make it downtown; Fishing's always good at Aleutia; Man Ray's menu is offbeat and savory.(Brief Article) (restaurant review)
  by Lape, Bob
• Hospitals set rivalry aside; Pool resources, but see too-few survivors.(New York City hospitals' management of World Trade Center attack aftermath)(Brief Article)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• A change in life and a change in fortune; Cantor Fitzgerald's Graf beat a problem and success followed.(bond broker Ed Graf, missing after World Trade Center attacks)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Block, Valerie
• After merger, Verizon a rising star among Bells.(Brief Article)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Wall Street's lousy year takes big turn for the worse ; Slipping revenues force firms to weigh major cuts; bonuses take $2 billion hit.(Brief Article)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• City restaurants are choking on tables for none; Industry slump is deepening.(New York City)(Brief Article)
  by Kramer, Louise
• Real Estate Watch: Urban Partners has designs on Upper East Side; Ex-Marcos lawyer buys showroom building; promptly triples rents.(multiple topics)(Brief Article)
  by Croghan, Lore
• Free trials of political fax.
• Dog-day bones to pick.(Brief Article)
  by Brady, James
• Digital New York: Dial M for Moviefone rivals in NYC; 2 dot-com ticket services swoop in with exclusive deals; what's right model?(Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. to introduce satellite product later this year)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Telling Tales.(SeamlessWeb Professional Solutions Inc., Coach People Inc., Big Hands, Trading Places Concierge Service Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Goff, Lisa
• New Executive: Riding into IntelliSpace; CFO to help build well-funded telecom so it can survive industry shakeout.(William Viqueira, chief financial officer at IntelliSpace Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Baseball film tries new pitch to woo audience; Documentary-style TV ads for Hardball include footage not shot for flick.(Brief Article)
  by Friedman, Wayne
• Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield: Loyalty to the city remains intact; For-profit conversion issue and real estate prices could cloud insurer's NYC future.(New York City)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Messina, Judith
• Wall Street struggles to return to business; Firms use backup facilities, alternate space.(New York after the terrorist attacks)(Brief Article)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• Three steps to recovery.(New York business will try to recover, municipal government to make decisions on recovery efforts)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• NY's increasing electric demand sparks plans for new power lines; Transmission links to outside sources emerge.(Brief Article)
  by Lentz, Philip
• Sen. Clinton on reclaiming city; Crain's forum at the Grand Hyatt, Oct. 1.(Brief Article)
• New York, New York.(news briefs related to the World Trade Center attack)(Brief Article)
  by DeNitto, Edited By Emily
• NY thrifts' profits to show benefit from change in accounting rules; New standard on good will to yield big gains.(New York)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• N.J. tries again to stop sprawl; A strong tradition of local control stymied 1986 plan; new incentives now.(New Jersey)(Brief Article)
  by Lipowicz, Alice
• Government Alert: Fed courthouse named for Thurgood Marshall; Comes after years of effort; NY state redistricting puts two on the edge.(Brief Article)
• Real estate news online; www.crainsny.com.(Brief Article)
• Who will fill Rudy's shoes?(Rudolph Giuliani)(Brief Article)
  by Brady, James
• Executive Moves.(multiple personnel changes)(Brief Article)
  by Rodrigues, Joao H.
• Digital New York: Kicking off wireless sports news; Provider makes deal to offer college football updates; a children's pay site.(Brief Article)
  by Blake, Wendy
• Studley downtown specialist has matched tenants to space; Native New Yorker, active in charity, alumni groups.(Julien J. Studley associate director, James M. Gartenburg, missing in World Trade Center attack)(Brief Article)
  by Kamen, Robin
• Campaign to go silent; Only get-out-the-vote activities OK; voters will look for another Rudy.(New York mayoral campaign after the terrorist attacks)(Brief Article)
  by Lentz, Philip
• Windows on the World: Owner vows to reopen top-grossing eatery; Local landmark, global attraction.(David Emil, owner of Windows on the World restaurant, wants to rebuild after the World Trade Center disaster)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Kramer, Louise
• Banks give small business a break; Extend credit, waive payments for afflicted firms.(Brief Article)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• At Deadline.(New York City news briefs)(Brief Article)
• Executive Moves.(appointments and selections in New York City business)(Brief Article)
  by Rodrigues, Joao H.
• SMALL BUSINESS AWARD WINNERS FETED SEPT. 25.
• Off-pricers in the money; Deals on top brands lure shoppers.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)(Illustration)
  by Curan, Catherine
• Advertising darlings; Amid slump, ethnic media continues climb.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)(Illustration)
  by Block, Valerie
• Delia's shops for teen style maven; Exec will develop private-label line as apparel firm expands.(Brief Article)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• New York, New York.(multiple topics)(Brief Article)
  by DeNitto, Edited By Emily
• Real Estate Watch: Jersey City spoils being divided by subletting; Office space malaise hits once-robust locale; CVS takes more of Manhattan.(Brief Article)
  by Croghan, Lore
• Rock Center's high-rent, high-vacancy retail district; After a revamp, basement level lacks bustle; more promos planned.(Brief Article)
  by Kramer, Louise
• A grim form of must-see TV; Knocked off air by attack, stations need a new tower.(New York City broadcasters lost transmitter in World Trade Center attacks)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Block, Valerie
• PLUNGE, THEN REBOUND; Economy falters amid Wall St. troubles, tourism collapse; reconstruction to lift city following attack.(New York, New York, following terrorist attacks on World Trade Center)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Fredrickson, This Story Was Reported By Tom
• High speed telecommunications, in a flash; Laser optics finding a niche; limits make it interim solution.(Brief Article)
  by Sausner, Rebecca
• Amid loss, proud moments.(effects of World Trade Center attack)(Brief Article)
  by Brady, James
• Attack costs hit $40 billion and climb; Damage, shutdowns make disaster most expensive ever; some losses irreplaceable.(World Trade Center attacks)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Brokers battle for role in 'Rent'; Prized leasing jobs shift madly as landlords seek edge; big 3 under pressure.(real estate brokers)(Brief Article)
  by Croghan, Lore
• New Executive: Adviser loves trouble; Turnaround expert relishes challenge of picking up pieces of shattered firms.(Warren, Feder of Carl Marks and Company Inc.)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• Finding art outside of Manhattan; Other boroughs and suburbs are trying to build galleries, studios, artists' lofts.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• Hillary Clinton tackles the issues; Crain's New York Business Forum, Oct. 1.(Brief Article)
• Goldman's new account; After delay, investment bank set to launch fee-based program using outside managers.(Goldman Sachs Group Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Kelly, Bruce
• Government Alert: Builder set for Hub project; Related Cos. to develop office, retail complex in Bronx; 830 new jobs.(Brief Article)
• The Weeks Ahead.(Brief Article)
  by Lopez, Denise
• Port Authority's public servant; As Oxford Health's savior for the state, Neil Levin showed how to take charge.(Neil Levin, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey official, among the missing in World Trade Center attacks)(Brief Article)
  by David, Greg
• Gigantic space needs spur massive efforts ; Industry mobilizes to meet demand; slaps limits on rents.(New York adter the terroist attacks)(Brief Article)
  by Croghan, Lore
• Clash over Port.(George Pataki names Ron Shiftan head of Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, missing persons from New York)(Brief Article)
• Crain's NY Giants luncheon; Fan Club kickoff, Sept. 25.(Brief Article)
• Top Of the Heap; The collapse of dozens of rival telecom companies and the fear of more failures to come have boosted Verizon to its strongest position since competition was introduced to the market five years ago.
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Government Alert: City, state looking at big tax loss; Downturn could drain billions in revenue; state has larger reserve.(New York)(Brief Article)
• The weeks ahead.
  by Lopez, Denise
• AOL Time Warner project lags on minority hiring; Firms have 2% of work as contracts at huge complex reach halfway point.(Brief Article)
  by Croghan, Lore
• Lentini brings to the table a stylish sibling revelry; Brothers Giuseppe and Enzo do all Italian; Big Night with happy ending.(Italian restaurant)(Brief Article)
  by Lape, Bob
• Crain's choices in city primary.(Peter Vallone, Herbert Berman, Stephen DiBrienza)(Brief Article)
• Internet program to improve access to health advice; Parenthood Plus targets Washington Heights.(Web-based bilingual program)(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Eateries aiming for diners with yen to fork over less; Growth seen in supplying cheaper fare.(Brief Article)
  by Kramer, Louise
• Corcoran on building her real estate business; Crain's Expo, Nov. 1.(Barbara Corcoran to appear as keynote speaker at Crain's New York Business Expo)(Brief Article)
• Crisis in mental health; Post-traumatic stress strikes hard; counseling effort may last for months.(New York after the terrorist attacks)(Brief Article)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Undaunted by terrorism, Israeli banks forge ahead; 3 top institutions committed to expansion in city.(Bank Leumi, IDB Bank, Bank Hapoalim; New York, New York)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• First election, then the debate.(New York City)(Brief Article)
• New Executive: Bringing his trading stamp; Blackwood chief steering online broker toward big Wall Street firms.(John Forlines)(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Shaken retailers put faith in patriotic themes; Need to spark sales recovery; department stores are hardest hit.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Curan, Catherine
• Slow Pitch; The new baseball stadiums in Brooklyn and Staten Island have been great for local pride, but economically, they're only hitting singles.(Brooklyn and Staten Island, New York)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Surprise hit sends thrifts to square one; Sudden sell-off of `safe' stocks triggered by Fed; new volatile sector?(Dime Community Bancshares Inc. stock downgraded by Keefe, Bruyette and Woods Inc.)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• Executive Business.(multiple business appointment briefs)(Brief Article)
  by Rodrigues, Joao H.
• Roundabout's way; Theater jets to top of heap; life's a Cabaret.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• How Koch won by decision.(Ed Koch, former mayor of New York)(Brief Article)(Column)
  by Townsend, Alair

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