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

• Magazine ad rates rising moderately; Publishers seeking single-digit increases in slow market.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Fine, Jon
• At Deadline.(Late News)
• Mergers take new shape.(Special Report: The Business of Law)(Brief Article)
• Chartering the right course.(Viewpoint; New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg and Charter Revision Commission)(Brief Article)(Column)
  by Townsend, Alair
• New York, New York.(several New York City-related news briefs)(Brief Article)
  by DeNitto, Emily
• Untangling phone lines; 9/11 sent a clear message on importance of voice and data network redundancy.(Special Report: Technology)(Brief Article)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• New Executive: Preserving Jewish history; Rabbi takes on task of building up nonprofit center's funds, reputation.(Profiles; Center for Jewish History director Joshua Plaut)(Brief Article)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• Klein charts school plans; crain's breakfast forum.(News)
• Sept. 11 and the economy.(Viewpoint; don't blame everything on September 11)(Brief Article)(Column)
  by David, Greg
• Firms find breath of fresh air on Water; Eastern location set to lure big tenants downtown at last; prime site for Fleet.(Real Estate)(Brief Article)
  by Croghan, Lore
• crain's articles: Reprints are available.(News)(Brief Article)
• Urge to jump ship grows among top employees; Just having a job is not enough when pay increases, positive feedback fall short.(Workplace)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• McCall finds he's up against some real stiff competition.(Viewpoint)(H. Carl McCall, governor's race)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
  by Brady, James
• The best of bob lape.(New York restaurants)
  by Lape, Bob
• At Deadline.(NASA, Mount Sinai, Citigroup, FeedRoom, Knicks, American Eagle, Millenium Hilton, Kroll)(Brief Article)
• Executive Moves.(Profiles)(Brief Article)
  by Rodrigues, Joao H.
• Primaries need change of season.(Viewpoint)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
• Government Alert: Rep. Meeks sets sights on higher office; Considers moving beyond Congress; Vermont governor to visit New York.(Briefs; activities of various politicians)(Brief Article)
• Used furniture glut worsens as layoffs rise; Dealers report warehouses bursting.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Luxury stores find growth plans passe; Aggressive during good times, big firms become cautious; SoHo sees retreats.(Real Estate)
  by Curan, Catherine
• Simmons sees phatter empire; Hip-hop clothing executive is planning new Phat Farm products, seeks partner.(News)
  by Curan, Catherine
• Read Crain's issues online on Sunday; www.crainsny.com.(News)
• Conduct enters the curriculum; Law, business schools respond to scandals, revamp.(Special Report: The Business of Law)(Brief Article)
  by Petrecca, Laura
• Ch. 2 opens wallet to pluck Peacock; If it looks like Ch. 4, will it strut like it?(WCBS, management strategy)(Brief Article)
  by Block, Valerie
• E. New York goes suburban; Retailers flock to Related's strip mall, lured by its frills and nearby customers.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Curan, Catherine
• Crain's stories available; databases.(News)
• New York, New York.(News; various items)(Brief Article)
  by DeNitto, Emily
• City Hall turnaround means winning BIDs; Mayor loosens binds, adds funding.(Special Report: Economic Development; business improvement districts win awards)(Brief Article)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• the best of bob lape.(Dining/Restaurant Review)(Brief Article)
• At Deadline.(Late News)(Brief Article)
• Holdout tries to bloom in parched environment; Despite 2001's wilted profits, downtown florist takes 10-year lease.(One Year Later)(Len Kaufman)(Brief Article)
  by Kramer, Louise
• Staten Island sizzle: new Class A cachet; Local mogul gets Corporate Park over hump, attracting big names' back offices.(Real Estate)(Richard Nicotra)(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Executive Moves.(architecture, health care, pharmaceutical, biotechnology industries)(Brief Article)
  by Rodrigues, Joao H.
• Stock Watch: Low-flying Atlas Air poised to carry its weight again; Airfreight biz is on the rise; some analysts see stock as a bargain.(Stocks)(Brief Article)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• the best of bob lape.(Dining/Restaurant Review)(Brief Article)
• At Deadline.(Late News; includes multiple records)(Brief Article)
• New Executive: HSBC Bank's asset test; Wealth management honcho's challenge is to haul in the rich in a poor climate.(Profiles)
  by Wipperfurth, Heike
• Going against the trend.(Special Report: Executive Travel)(New York Marriott Hotel in Brooklyn will expand capacity)(Brief Article)
• Small Business: School builders receive tutoring; Tailored program helps women and minorities break into construction biz.(Small Business)
  by Traster, Tina
• Bankruptcies fill firms' coffers; Work grows with recession, ripple effect.(Special Report: The Business of Law)(Brief Article)
  by Boss, Shira J.
• Queens' drug kingpin; CEO adds flash to pharmacy shipping empire.(Stewart Rahr, Kinray Inc.)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Coulter rises as top choice; Investment banking head emerges as likely replacement for CEO Harrison.(News; David A. Coulter. J.P. Morgan Chase and Co.)(Brief Article)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• New Executive: Leave home without it; AmEx traveler's checks head wants to remove more cash from tourists' wallets.(Profile of Valerie Soranno Keating, new executive at American Express Co.)(Brief Article)
  by Kramer, Louise
• Stock Watch: 1-800-Flowers blossoms on fresh mix of goods; Grows revenues adding popcorn, crystal and more; online sales surge.(Stocks)(Brief Article)
  by Messina, Judith
• Silverstein's insurance woes.(Developer, Larry Silverstein)(Brief Article)
• Jets facing crucial play for stadium; Olympics ruling, gubernatorial election winner key to game plan.(News; New York Jets football team seeks new stadium, which might also host Olympics)(Brief Article)
  by Lentz, Philip
• Executive Moves.(Profiles; various hirings and promotions)
  by Rodrigues, Joao H.
• Tide goes out in NJ; Corporate tax changes are making New Jersey a more expensive place to do business. Will the migration from Manhattan reverse course?(Special Report: Economic Development)(Brief Article)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• Marketing muse tapped to save the starving arts; Highbrow institutions not above hard sell.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• Jewelry designer boldly opts for SoHo setting; Big W. Broadway lease bucks trend, wins 20% discount for stand-alone store.(News)(Barry Kieselstein-Cord)(Brief Article)
  by Croghan, Lore
• Execs discuss economy's impact on arts; arts and culture breakfast, oct. 2.(News)
• Government Alert: Council counters predatory lending; But businesses say measure falls short; Cuomo's exit may affect local races.(Briefs)(Brief Article)
• ReSTART retooling with CUNY's help; Nonprofit gets access to new resources; broader mission saves it from extinction.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• McCall to address gubernatorial issues; CRAIN'S breakfast FORUM, oct. 1.(News)(Brief Article)
• Award winners to speak; Crain's breakfast, Sept. 24.(News)
• Essential Esquire; Focusing on content, not cleavage, boosts sales.(News)
  by Block, Valerie
• MTA finds best friend in 3-Legged Dog; Theater group takes Greenwich St. space, gets big breaks for renting downtown.(Metropolitan Transportation Authority, 3-Legged Dog Media and Theater Group)(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• GE genius, queen of nice: a tale of two phonies.(Viewpoint)(Brief Article)
  by Brady, James
• Nonprofits become big business; Survival strategies, sector complexities create legal demand.(Special Report: The Business of Law)(Brief Article)
  by Traster, Tina
• Catching waves; Hot spots spring up to offer high-speed Internet access, but is there a profitable business model?(Special Report: Technology: wireless internet access)
  by Messina, Judith
• City to kick off ad campaign, thanks to NFL; $14 million TV ad blitz aimed at tourists.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Kramer, Louise
• Free trials of health fax; ny area health care news.(Accounting)
• Free trials of health fax.(One Year Later)
• Stock Watch: eSpeed getting winded; Competitors gain in T-bond trading; system not suited for smaller markets.(Stocks)(Brief Article)
  by Gandel, Stephen
• New York firms budget 3.8% pay hikes next year; Slight decline from this year's raises; area increases match rest of the nation.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Health centers making steady recovery; Restored downtown access brings patients back; new facilities face bigger problems.(One Year Later)(Brief Article)
  by Sisson, Mary
• Ground Zero cleanup sparks face-off; Zar sues to recover costs for Church St. property; no bust in the Far West.(Real Estate)(Zar Realty Management Corp. files Allianz Insurance Co. law suit)(Brief Article)
  by Croghan, Lore
• Aging `Biography' goes for hipper memoirs; A&E revamps show for younger viewers.(A and E Television Networks campaign)(Brief Article)
  by Goetzl, David
• New Executive: JFK ground controller; Aviation services ace returns to Terminal 4, scans for new airlines.(John F. Kennedy International Airport, Alain Maca)(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Rudy aids St. Vincent capital campaign; Ex-mayor volunteers; new trauma center to be named for him.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Sisson, Mary
• Eateries seek new meal ticket; Offer prix fixe lunches, discount deals to tempt execs; target in-town diners.(Special Report: Executive Travel)(Brief Article)
  by Boss, Shira J.
• Smaller hospitals see baby bust; State ratings curtail care for preemies; big investments rendered worthless.(News)
  by Sisson, Mary
• Powered-down plan; New Jersey's PSEG to build 1 line across Hudson.(PSEG Power)(Brief Article)
  by Lentz, Philip
• Marriage of legal minds; Manhattan deals and global stakes fuel quid pro quo mergers between big out-of-towners, midsized NY firms.(Special Report: The Business of Law)
  by Gross, Daniel
• 5 white-collar defenders exhibit legal ease; Top lawyers prove capable, discreet in booming field.(Special Report: The Business of Law)
  by Flamm, Matthew
• Shadow clouds office leasing market; Secret offerings from big tenants boost vacancies, go against sublets.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Croghan, Lore
• NY1 en Espanol is en route; Cable news outlet goes after Hispanics with 2003 spinoff; key reporter leaves.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Block, Valerie
• Local TV, radio markets surge; Political pitches drive surprising strength; growth seen into 2003.(News)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Block, Valerie
• The Weeks Ahead.(Calendar/Datebook)
  by Masson, Sigrid
• Sept. 11's shadow darkening outlook; Attack, economy take toll as rents fall across the city; could be at least 10 years before downtown recovers.(One Year Later)
  by Croghan, Lore

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