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Articles in June, 2002 issue of Crain's New York Business

• Stock Watch: Defense firm wins salutes; EDO shares rise on global tensions; acquisitions in core field add promise.(EDO Corp.)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Messina, Judith
• Indie research profits from fall of false idols; Unaffiliated firms emerge as ones to trust; big guns still have marketing pop.(investment analysis firms)(Brief Article)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• Business partnership getting into politics; Will make contributions to officials.(Brief Article)
  by Lentz, Philip
• Executive Moves.(Brief Article)
  by Rodrigues, Joao H.
• A tour of the Hamptons, minus the phony discos.(Brief Article)
  by Brady, James
• The next school struggle.(NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg wants to improve city's educational system)(Government Activity)(Brief Article)
• Hospital tackles visa delays; Sloan-Kettering works with agencies to ease Sept. 11-related roadblocks.(Brief Article)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Turning photos into paintings, patents into gold?; Portraiture firm uses NYU technology.(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Merging cultures; 2.(Richard Parsons of AOL Time Warner)(Brief Article)
  by Block, Valerie
• Budget funds restored; Tourist, arts groups get funds; Cancer Society unhappy.(Brief Article)
• The Weeks Ahead.(Brief Article)
  by Southwood, Denise
• Government Alert: Putting brakes on downtown rail link; MTA head says LIRR would clog subway; labor group works for benefits.(multiple New York City area news briefs)(Brief Article)
• Small Business: Street vendors get shelter and a shot at a better future; City mart offers roof as well as training.(Flatbush Caton Vendor Mart, Brooklyn, New York)(Brief Article)
  by Traster, Tina
• The Weeks Ahead.(Brief Article)
  by Southwood, Denise
• At Deadline.(Brief Article)
• Stock Watch: Meat-and-potato gains boost steakhouse firm; S&W shares soar 85% as managers keep profits up; beef prices help.(Smith and Wollensky Restaurant Group Inc.)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• Seer on the Street; 1.(Sandy Weill, Citicorp's chief executive officer)(Brief Article)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• The best of bob lape.(NYC restaurants)(Brief Article)
• Children's outcry puts ERs to test; Psychiatric cases double as parents recall Columbine; can facilities handle burden?(Brief Article)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• CEOs make vast amounts even as firms earn less; Short-term pay shrinking, options soaring; last gasp for a gilded era?(Statistical Data Included)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• Moving industry packs punch; Displaced firms and corporate consolidations boost business.(Brief Article)
  by Boss, Shira J.
• Expanded coverage of executive life now available on Crain's Web site; ONLINE NEWS.(Brief Article)
• Bouncing back from cyber limbo; Pseudo, Globix, YourGrocer up and running again; is this a growing trend?(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Good news on the economy.(Brief Article)
• Marathon catches second wind; This year, enough foreign runners have signed up; will they show up?(New York City Marathon)(Brief Article)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• All the TV news that's fit to print in a teleprompter.(the current state of TV news)(Brief Article)
  by Brady, James
• Microsoft makes an NYC tech star; In deep trouble a year ago, tiny Esaya sells giant a tool to lure AOL members.(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Workers hard to lure despite jobless rate; Skilled people don't want to step down; extended benefits allow foot-dragging.(Brief Article)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Harlem commercial deals on downbeat; Even dropping prices don't attract takers as long as midtown remains affordable.(Brief Article)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• 100 most influential leaders in business.(New York City business community)(Brief Article)
• 100 Influential Business Leaders.(Kofi Annan, other leaders in NYC)
• How the list was PREPARED.(Brief Article)
• At Deadline.(New York business news briefs)(Brief Article)
• Investment exec drawn to banking capital.(Brief Article)
  by Hughes, Laura Q.
• Antiques dealers play musical chairs; Unseated Devonish replaced by Mallett; Upper East Side restoration project.(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Government Alert: Insurance break for sole proprietors; Bill allows for small business rates; NY builders try to fix their insurance woes.(Brief Article)
• Easy dining at 2 eateries with Southern Italian style; Il Gattopardo, La Locanda dei Vini hit with main dishes, miss with desserts.(Brief Article) (restaurant review)
  by Lape, Bob
• Having seen it all, seniors coping with Sept. 11 ; Resiliency from wars and hardships.(Brief Article)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• AT DEADLINE.(New York business news briefs)(Brief Article)
• Zagat campaigns come to boil; Poll goes online for first time; will there be fraud?(Brief Article)
  by Kramer, Louise
• The Weeks Ahead.(Brief Article)
  by Southwood, Denise
• Telling Tales.(Acquaint New York)(Brief Article)
  by Goff, Lisa
• Downtown still miles away from recovery.(Lower Manhattan's economy still in slump)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• The Weeks Ahead.(Brief Article)
  by Southwood, Denise
• In charge of the light brigade; 9.(Eugene McGrath of Consolidated Edison Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Immigration slumps; Sharp 30% drop seen for NYC as economic downturn limits job prospects; tighter visa restrictions a factor, too.(New York City)(Brief Article)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• Fashioning a clothing legend.(Brief Article)
  by Brady, James
• Visas open another door for couples; Executives' spouses can seek work; companies expect upturn in transfers.(Brief Article)
  by Tymkiw, Catherine
• Crackdown by Nasdaq hits NY firms; Delisting looms for 12; more in peril.(Brief Article)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• Business leaders assess NY's future; Crain's breakfast forum, June 18.
• Survey to gauge tech ; Poll beginning june 2.
• Electric power struggle pits city against state; NYPA saves city $200 million a year; is that worth a lifetime relationship?(New York Power Authority)(Brief Article)
  by Lentz, Philip
• Hot Jobs: Benjamin Hotel looks for GM to see it through tough times; Pressure is on, but no transfers; bank staffs up.(Brief Article)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• WSJ's personal touch lacks a feel ; Ads scarce as its new sections grab for Times readers, advertisers.(Wall Street Journal)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Block, Valerie
• Tourism de force; 10.(Jonathan Tisch)(Brief Article)
  by Kramer, Louise
• Minimum wage hike set; Labor clout gets GOP on board; work comp benefit may also be raised.(NY organized labor fights to improve minimum wage and workers' comp benefits)(Government Activity)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Lentz, Philip
• Showing the value of Rouge; E. Sider's affordable fare is nothing to blush at; some decor, gourmet gaffes.(restaurant review) (restaurant review)
  by Lape, Bob
• Icon as image maker; 7.(Rudy Giuliani)(Brief Article)
  by Kamen, Robin
• Shock-absorbing pads; Adding condos helps smooth bumpy hotel business.(New York, New York)(Brief Article)
  by Kramer, Louise
• Mayor's first six months proves Crain's wrong.(Brief Article)
  by David, Greg
• New Rx: red-carpet treatment; Hospitals add family rooms, services to ease visits for out-of-towners.(Brief Article)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Seaport harbors hopes of retail gains; Spate of events, loss of WTC mall offer shot at mastery; now or never?(Brief Article)
  by Curan, Catherine
• New York, New York.(business news briefs)(Brief Article)
  by DeNitto, Edited By Emily
• Pataki pledge to uninsured falls short; His programs help 175,000 while governor's target is 1 million.(Brief Article)
  by Messina, Judith
• Government Alert: Costco mulling Brooklyn Market; $75,000 needed to finance study.(Brief Article)
• Tax evasion: the who and why.(Brief Article)(Editorial)
• Growing law firms jump to lead in office market; Mergers, good health during bad economy boost needs; Wall St. falls hard from No. 1.(Manhattan office leasing report)(Brief Article)
  by Croghan, Lore
• Flower district looks to reroot; Effort intensifies as residential boom hurts 28th St. home; 3 key sites eyed.(Brief Article)
  by Kramer, Louise
• White House strategies might be the real terror.(terrorism prevention)(Brief Article)
  by Brady, James
• Prominent law firm caught in piracy flap; Industry watchdog group renews campaign to find firms stealing software.(Willkie Farr and Gallagher)(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Stock Watch: SL Green in the pink; Real estate trust's shares are up, but analysts say price is too high.(Brief Article)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• Perks aplenty for top temps.(Brief Article)
• Self-insured success; 4.(Hank Greenberg )(Brief Article)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• New Executive: Covering a bigger canvas; Queens Museum's executive director guides expansion; needs to raise funds.(Brief Article)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• Small wireless retailers falling out of range; Market share, sales breaking up; high rate of corporate store openings.(New York City)(Brief Article)
  by Curan, Catherine
• Firm's plans to open office here only bolstered by 9/11; Chicago's Johnsson Group sublets space downtown; credit union returns to HQ.(NYC)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Croghan, Lore
• After 25 years, River Cafe just rolls on to greatness; Buzzy O'Keeffe keeps finding star chefs for its inspiring view.(Brief Article)
  by Lape, Bob
• Out on the Street; Job hunters extend searches as far as Buffalo.(Brief Article)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• Landmark executive; 3.(Jerry Speyer )(Brief Article)
  by Croghan, Lore
• Conditional surrender.(funding for New York City schools)(Brief Article)
  by Townsend, Alair

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