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

• Stay tuned to new Fox execs; Big players fresh from Viacom like to poach, create change.(Brief Article)
• backwards & forwards.(In the Markets)(stock markets)(Brief Article)
• United, Sept. 11 families in talks; Settlements would remove financial question for airline; leaving bankruptcy.(News)(United Air Lines Inc.)(survivors of people killed in the terror attack)
  by Strahler, Steven R.
• Executive Moves.(Business Lives)(Deloitte Consulting L.L.P. appoints Frank Sui as principal)(Bravo Group appoits Graham Hall chief insight officer)(Deutsch Inc. promotes Kathy Delaney as president)
  by Pasquarelli, Adrianne
• 4 LEADERS IN NYC CULTURAL COMMUNITY discuss drawing donors, audiences; Crain's breakfast, nov. 9.(Commercial Real Estate Report)
• The Weeks Ahead.(Calendar/Datebook)
• DON'T COUNT ON A SILVER PLATTER.(Business Lives)(customer relations)(Brief Article)
• Securing office chatter; Manhattan firms find niche in instant messaging.
  by Fung, Amanda
• The Insider.
  by Engquist, Erik
• New accommodations; Developer plans two brand-name, midpriced hotels near Times Square.(News)(Lam's Group builds hotel for Sheraton Four Points Hotel and Marriott Fairfield Inn)(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Hospital's fresh start; Cash, reaffiliation are vital signs for NY Downtown.(New York Downtown Hospital)
  by Scott, Gale
• Smooth operator.(Brief Article)
  by Elstein, Aaron
• NJ building wave sweeps inland; Newark, Parsippany, New Brunswick enjoying Class A boom; lower rents.(New Jersey)
  by Quittner, Jeremy
• Serial marathoners; Why 4 dashing execs are in it for the long run.(Business Lives)
  by Fickenscher, lisa
• MTA must play fair on surplus.(Viewpoint)(Metropolitan Transportation Authority)
• Hot Jobs.(Business Lives)(United States Tennis Association)(chief financial officer)(Brief Article)
  by Fung, Amanda
• WANTED: chief officer of information technology.(Business Lives)
  by Fung, Amanda
• 14 firms recast NY.(Commercial Real Estate Report)(New York)(Brief Article)
  by Marks, Andrew
• Clearing firms get hit; Investors, regulators turn to deep pockets for repayment after fraudulent deals.(News)
  by Elstein, Aaron
• At Deadline.(Late News)(Matthew Cohen and Gary Faber join The Weinstein Co.)(Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman appoints Salem Katsh)(Brooklyn Hospital filed for bankruptcy)
• Promising WebMD IPO just placebo for Emdeon; Sale of stake in Web site leaves company looking for new growth.(In the Markets)(initial public offerings)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Vote getter.(Business Lives)(Brief Article)
• Mex spot adopts hybrid strategy.(Blockheads Burritos growth through franchising)
• Classic Italian wins primo site; Piano Due moves into Equitable space; familiar dishes raised to higher power.(Business Lives)
• 2 years past scandal, Alliance is a winner; Having paid its fine, money manager delivers big gains; oddball structure.(In the Markets)(Alliance Capital Management Holding L.P.)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• LAWYERS WITH MANY TALENTS.(News)(larger funds using legal expertise to craft strategies)(Brief Article)
• CRAIN'S SEEKS STARS UNDER 40; special section.(News)
• 4 aspiring firms take different growth paths.(Small Business Report)(Laundromat)(Brief Article)
  by Trager, Cara S.
• With no hope of bidder, Cablevision's a loser; Dolans withdraw buyout plan as other takers lose interest; far from a bargain.(In the Markets)(Cablevision Systems Corp.)
  by Elstein, Aaron
• Bloomberg's WTC outburst.(Viewpoint)(World Trade Center)(Michael Bloomberg)
• Family firm makes patience pay off in overlooked areas; Muss Development eschews limelight; big Brighton Beach, Flushing projects.(Commercial Real Estate Report)
  by Sisson, Mary
• SEMINARS SPOTLIGHT GROWTH, E-COMMERCE, ENTREPRENEURSHIP; Crain's New York expo.(electronic commerce)(Brief Article)
• Coney Island builder puts on the glitz; Vegas-style project would transform area; construction on Queens waterfront.(Neighborhood Journal)
  by fernandez, tommy
• Backwards & Forwards.(News)(shares of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc.)(E*TRADE Financial Corp. buys BrownCo.)(Brief Article)
• Family builds big on an industrial base in the Bronx; Ciminello Properties mines small area for outsized gains; hitting the brakes.(Commercial Real Estate Report)
  by Marks, Andrew
• Mayor may lose key aide, jettison others; Private sector could draw top deputy; little overall turnover.(News)
  by Engquist, Erik
• Season of discontent; NBC, facing slump in ratings, gets grief from advertisers; no turnaround in sight.(News)
  by Atkinson, Claire
• Attack of the blogs; Companies take steps to curb online diaries.
  by Satow, Julie
• Soaring Nasdaq shows no signs of crashing; With acquisition of Instinet, company will take business from NYSE; `buy'.(In the Markets)
• ENTREPRENEURS LEAD SMALL BUSINESS SESSIONS; Crain's New York expo.(In the Markets)(Brief Article)
• NY: power over premiums? State wants to regulate health insurance rates, curb cost increases; industry balks at bill.(News)(New York)(Brief Article)
  by Benson, Barbara
• 18 hospitals in line of fire; State will have funds to shut that many sites; no final number set.(News)(Department of Health)(Brief Article)
  by Benson, Barbara
• Hints for making holidays happy for clients, staffers; Showing appreciation reaps good will and business; preparation, budgeting are key.(Small Business Report)(Fuel outdoor)
  by Traster, Tina
• Fight looms for control of Nymex; Former chairman rallies foes against deal, pushes for new management.(New York Mercantile Exchange, Michel Marks)
  by Elstein, Aaron
• New York, New York.
  by Block, Valerie
• Recollecting the Koch years: Nostalgia clouds the struggle.(Viewpoint)(Museum of the City of New York)(Edward I. Koch)
  by Townsend, Alair
• The Insider: UNIONS LINE UP Can they produce?(Cemusa given contract by City hall )(Gov. George Pataki administration)
  by Engquist, Erik
• Housing expert homes in on Staten Island scene; Leewood hits gold in fast-growing borough; helps rewrite the rules.(commercial real estate report)
  by Kramer, Leslie
• North Fork now the hunted; Acquirer's stock falls with mortgage business; little room left for cost-cutting.
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• NYSE merger a done deal; Balky members now on edge of their seats as Archipelago deal's value becomes clear.(News)
• Firms rush to file for bankruptcy; New rules effective Oct. 17 will make Chapter 11 process tougher for debtors.(News)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Harlem restaurant crushed by debts; Popular Amy Ruth's lacked key ingredient; hopes for recovery.(Small Business)
  by Traster, Tina
• Christie's new masterpiece; It grabs the lead in hottest art sector; Sotheby's says rival sacrifices profits.(News)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• WANTED: president and ceo.(Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp)(Brief Article)
  by michaud, anne
• Mike's second-term worry.(Viewpoint)(Michael Bloomberg)
  by David, Greg
• Yes on transit; no on fiscal plan.(Viewpoint)(bill on capital spending plan and rebuilding highways)
• Executive Moves.(Business Lives)(Petsky Prunier appoints Don McKenzie as president )(Kenneth A. Caruso appointed as partner at Bracewell & Giuliani)(Chadbourne and Parke L.L.P appoints Marvin R. Lange as partner)
  by Pasquarelli, Adrianne
• At Deadline.(Late News)(Planet Thailand)
• Garden haven on L.I. for disreputable brokers; Shady firms manage to escape immediate scrutiny by being outside Manhattan.(Long Island)
  by Kelly, Bruce
• The Insider.(Briefs)
  by Engquist, Erik
• TOP FIRMS' EXPANSION LED BY OUT-OF-TOWNERS.(Law)(Correction Notice)
• Developers snap up Bed-Stuy lots; Neighborhood leads entire city in sales; Willets Point plans.(Neighborhood Journal)
  by Engquist, Erik
• Kid grader.(school enrollment)(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Hedge funds begrudgingly hire attorneys; Firms respond to new federal scrutiny, but will it bring temperament clash?(News)
  by Fernandez, Tommy
• Tanker exec's slick move; Pirate-bashing pro focuses on growth at Overseas Shipholding's product carrier group.
  by Marshall, Samantha
• crain's seeks stars under 40; special section.(recruits)(Brief Article)
• STORIES CAN BE REPRINTED, POSTED ONLINE; crain's articles.(Law)
• WellPoint joins fight for major accounts; UnitedHealth, Aetna prepare to defend their Fortune 500 turf.(News)
  by Scott, Gale
• Brooklyn's green thumb; Botanic Garden chief will cultivate institution, raise funds; getting trendy.(Business Lives)(Brooklyn Botanic Garden)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• Funeral homes dig in; Discounters pose grave new threat; putting an end to cheap burials.
  by Fernandez, Tommy
• Nursing homes open the house; Court younger residents, offer short-term care that pays better.(Health Care Report)
• Macy's private-label payoff; Clothiers hope for more business with May's rebranding; some left hanging.(News)
• Laundromat cleans up with careful control.(Laundry depot )
• At Deadline.(Late News)(Bauer Publishing's Life & Style Weekly celebrates it's anniversary)(Job gains in New York)(Marc Mukasey appointed at Bracewell & Giuliani)
• Circ probe heats up; Inquiry could lead to rate base cuts, fewer ad dollars; Time Inc. not alone.(News)
  by Flamm, Matthew
• Bloomberg's school reforms.(Mayor Michael Bloomberg)
• GOP to act early on guv; Novel move aims to attract funds for party's '06 candidate.
  by Michaud, Anne
• FREE TRIALS OF DAILY HEALTH CARE FAX; CRAIN'S health PULSE.(Business Lives)(Brief Article)
• A Top 20 hit, American-style; Mod RK brasserie deemed one of best newbies; beware the awkward artistic touch.(Business Lives)(RK An American Brasserie)
  by Lape, Bob
• Executive Moves.(Business Lives)(Eric Blinderman joins Maloney & Fox)(J.P. Morgan Chase and Co. appoints Abby Parsonnet)(Kaye Scholer L.L.P. appoints Daniel R. Alonso)

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