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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Crain's New York Business

• Mayoral candidates face off; Crain's forum, April 19.(News)
• Cable rules.(Special Report: Small Business)(Brief Article)
• New Executive: Carrying a torch for sports; Road Runners' chief promotes cause with passion, proficiency; in footsteps of icon.(Profiles)(New York Road Runners)(Mary Wittenberg)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• E-mail alerts on companies now available; new online.(News)(NewYorkBusiness.com)(Crain Communications Inc.)(Brief Article)
• The Best of Bob Lape.
• Multilevel Medicaid reform.
  by Townsend, Alair
• Boards and megalomaniacs.
• Established co-stars.(Special Report: Small Business, Scharff Weisberg)(Brief Article)
• 3 giants make speed key in wireless race; Verizon, Cingular, Sprint/Nextel invest in ability to transmit data fast.(Special Report: Technology)
• Foreign visitors bypassing NYC, hurting tourism; City seeks revival at May travel show.(News)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• At Deadline.(Late News)(National Bank of Arizona plans to expand)(Whole Foods Market Inc. opens new store for expansion)(resignation of partners from Reid & Priest)
• New York, New York.(News)(Midnight Oil Co. signs contract with Jean-Georges Vongerichten)(Jest does advertising on Air America Radio Inc.)(President Marty Markowitz legalizes same-sex marriage)
  by Block, Valerie
• Full exams for execs bear mixed fruit; Physicals coupling latest technology with individual attention get busy people into preventive-care mode; offbeat screenings, expense questioned.(Special Report: Health Care)
  by Marks, Andrew
• Peacock Network merger saves it from a plucking; Universal cable nets boost company.(News)
• Five steps to reining in the costs of health care; New programs, policies promise savings without service cuts.(Special Report: Small Business)
  by Traster, Tina
• The Weeks Ahead.(Real Estate)(Calendar)
  by Pasquarelli, Adrianne
• Stock Watch: Madden's shares sink as prison release nears; One-time shoe king to come back to firm that has lost its lead.(Stock Watch)(Steve Madden Ltd.)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Parsons' plans add little zip to stock; Bid for cable firm's a nonevent; Time Warner CEO steady, but lacks vision.(News)(Time Warner Inc.)(Richard Parsons)
  by Flamm, Matthew
• Embattled Purcell's pitch won't sway shareholders; Morgan chief woos investors, but they want big stock gains.(Philip Purcell )
  by Elstein, Aaron
• Ailing community; Medical offensive fails to cure Harlem residents.
  by Marshall, Samantha
• CEO has Windy City at his back.(Philip Purcell)(Brief Article)
• A well-deserved roll call for Quantico Class of 1951.
  by Brady, James
• Small firms earn raves on resurgent Broadway; Theatrical boom spawns new players; cost-cutting makes competition perilous.(Special Report: Small Business)
  by Garmhausen, Steve
• Firms dial up VOIP; Companies hang up on their old systems and adopt voice-over-Internet for greater flexibility and cost-cutting.(Special Report: Technology)
  by jain, anita
• Shunning the grocer; Shoppers travel for new stores, avoid chains.(News)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Crain's seeks top entrepreneurial firms; SMALL BUSINESS AWARDS.(News)
• Luxurious Queen Mary 2 sails into watershed year.(Viewpoint)(Interview)
  by Brady, James
• Trying for a moral makeover.(News)(Citigroup Inc.)(Brief Article)
• Wholesalers rack up gains on Chinese apparel tear; No import quotas means volumes to middlemen; not so manufacturers.(News)
  by Butler, Elisabeth
• Breaking news from Crain's Web site; newyorkbusiness.com.(News)(NewYorkBusiness.com)(Brief Article)
• Sports ride to the rescue.(News)(Brief Article)
• Loud and clear service calls.(Special Report: Technology)(Telecommunications industry)(Brief Article)
• Queens dispels Archie Bunker mentality; One area has highest percentage of millionaires in the entire city.(Special Report: Wealthy New Yorkers)
  by Trager, Cara S.
• Cable riches spark new subway series; Mets bet that stars translate into media hit, but Yankees' YES is already way out in front.
  by Elstein, Aaron
• Banks get bounce from bad checks; Collect big fees when balances are exceeded; feds react by clamping down.(News)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• At Deadline.(Massive Inc.)
• GOP is underestimating the political power of women.(Viewpoint)
• Brooklyn rezoning bridges gaps.(Viewpoint)
• Few buy Ferrer's stock transfer tax; Funds would be used for city schools; Columbia expansion likely to be delayed.(News)
• Council's misguided labor.(Viewpoint)
  by townsend, alair
• 'Game face' provokes frowns in job market; Harlem jobs group counsels black men to drop protective mask before interviews.(Workplace)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Reprints of Crain stories; reprint, post published articles.(Special Report: Technology)
• Stock Watch: As costs rise, JetBlue no longer flies so high; Stock is headed nowhere; some say 2nd line of aircraft will bring revival.(Stocks)
  by Fernandez, Tommy
• Mills to rework comp increase; Rating board proposes 9.5% hike.(Government Alert)
• The truth about Chanel from her last amour.(News)(Column)
  by Brady, James
• Developer land rush pushes values sky-high; Even unremarkable sites attain cachet; is it real or just another bubble?(Real Estate)
  by Haughney, Christine
• Prada fans find peace melding riches, religion; Faithful stave off emptiness as they give back to God.(Special Report: Wealthy New Yorkers)
  by Jain, Anita
• Nonprofit execs take stand on rules; Fund raising is at risk, they claim.
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• Restaurant hero of Sept. 11 as American as apple pie; The Harrison turns up hospitality, offers good food with only a few hitches.(Restaurant Review)
  by Lape, Bob
• Energy grants go begging in Queens; KeySpan aims to dole out millions as quid pro quo for new plant; beautifying Brooklyn.(In the Boroughs)
• Candidates start sounding mayoral; Democratic Party pressures challengers to sound off and stake their claims.(News)
• Phillips-Van Heusen uses little runway to fly; Successfully refits poorly managed brands, but its mastermind is leaving.(News)
  by Butler, Elisabeth
• Lender advances on Fifth Ave. office; CIT Group eyes space in new tower; Cornell finds it's better to rent.(Real Estate)
• Wheelchair embargo; High-end, lightweight models hard to get in NY.(News)
  by Scott, Gale
• Executive Moves.(Profiles)(Geller and Co.)(Limited Brands Inc.)(Advest Inc.)(appointments)
  by Pasquarelli, Adrianne
• The Weeks Ahead.(Calendar/Datebook)(Calendar)
• Tough road ahead in NYSE makeover; E-trading, IPO controversies loom.(News)(New York Stock Exchange Inc.)
• Hippie hood matures into affluent area; Upper West Side rivals East Side with ritzy rents, restaurants and retail.(Special Report: Wealthy New Yorkers)
  by Messina, Judith
• At Deadline.(Late News)
• Hoboken edibles at many decibels; Lua's waterfront views, noise are spectacular; pan-Latin fare takes care of the other senses.(Restaurant Review)
  by Lape, Bob
• Albany quarterbacks blitzed by city's stadium players; Pressure aimed at Bruno, Silver.
  by Michaud, Anne
• New BofA HQ gets early-bird interest; Law firm Cravath said to be dealing with Durst; new dish for Bruno Ravioli.(Real Estate)(Bank of America)
• Recreating broadcast news.(Viewpoint)
  by Rothenberg, Randall
• The Oprah Factor; How a one-woman TV, publishing brand captures an ever-widening audience.(News)(The Oprah Winfrey Show)
  by flamm, matthew
• The Best of Bob Lape.(Dining/Restaurant Review)(Alain Ducasse)(The Modern)(Per Se)(Hotel Review)
• 'Tracks' reaching end of the line; Music magazine's current issue may be its last; funding dries up.(News)(Brief Article)
• Take on the real tax threat.(Viewpoint)
  by David, Greg
• Ties between China, New York; CRAIN's BREAKFAST, May 11.(News)
• The Weeks Ahead.(Calendar/Datebook)(Calendar)
  by Pasquarelli, Adrianne
• Terror-minded feds watch funds.(Brief Article)
• Free trials of daily health care fax; CRAIN'S health PULSE.
• SL Green Realty gains ground; Landlord returns to residential roots with newest trophy; facing up to fears.
  by Haughney, Christine
• Hedge fund highfliers lift real estate; `Masters of universe' pay big bucks to rent, buy dwellings, offices.
  by Haughney, Christine
• Columnist has 'em roiling in the aisles; Post's cutting, clever Riedel elbows out Times for leading role in theater journalism.(News)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• L'Ecole offers fine courses in French civilization; Culinary institute's training ground offers style for a song; cold shoulder for hot dogs.(Dining/Restaurant Review)(L'Ecole)(Restaurant Review)
  by Lape, Bob
• NY plays catch-up in courting China; Chicago, Baltimore attract mainland businesses, draw bigger investments.(News)(New York)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• B'klyn waterfront off the back burner; Council moving toward rezoning vote; Queens area restructures itself.(In the Boroughs)
• Personal Note: How special treatment measures up.(Special Report: Health Care)
  by marks, andrew
• Out-of-towners reshape city's legal landscape; More firms open outposts to grab share of lucrative local business.(News)
• Prince faces royal mess at Citigroup; Earnings, shares have gone nowhere; scandals costly.(News)
  by Elstein, Aaron

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