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Articles in January, 2006 issue of Crain's New York Business

• Financial firms skip downtown; Hugely cheaper rents fail to draw banks; revival hinges on area's rebuilding.(News)
  by Satow, Julie
• The weeks ahead.(Calendar/Datebook)(Calendar)
• City industrial plan coming under fire; Lack of residential zoning ban in ombudsman areas worries critics.(Neighborhood Journal)
• Restless lawyers seek thrill of brokering deals; Real estate offers chances for big scores; transition can be costly.(Real Estate Report)(New York lawyers as commercial real estate brokers)
  by Tarquinio, J. Alex
• Time running out for new Garden deal; Developers would expand station, add hotel, office tower.(News)
  by Michaud, Anne
• Wall Street plumps up its payroll; Hot market, rising profits bring high- level hiring to NY, but it's not like 1999.(News)
  by Elstein, Aaron
• I wanna play, too; New competitors join the action in the ever-booming real estate market.(Real Estate Report)
• New York, New York.(Briefs)
  by Block, Valerie
• New York Bulls: How Wall Street is lifting the city.(Report: Economic Outlook)
• Organizers wield audits as competitive weapons; Data aids attendees' efforts to justify their participation; method is costly.
  by Hawthorne, Fran
• THE SPOILS Council scorecard.(Brief Article)
• Sweet sense for business; Alison Nelson, 32.(New York's Rising Stars)(from Chocolate Bar)(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• PART OF THE CURRICULUM.(chinese children education)(Brief Article)
• Yes, the media is slanted: the case against an index.(Viewpoint)
  by Jamieson, Dan
• GETTING PAST VELVET ROPE; Andrew Fox, 33.(New York's Rising Stars)(Brief Article)
• Stock exchange, others make their own luck.(In The Markets)
  by Elstein, Aaron
• Young and acquisitive; Art is hot; novices flock to galleries and fairs; prices soar.(Miami art fairs)(The Armory Show)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• FINANCIER'S WHEELS, DEALS; PAUL GALANT, 38.(New York's Rising Stars)(Brief Article)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• City planner's early lessons; Eric Deutsch, 38.(New York's Rising Stars)(Brief Article)
  by Michaud, Anne
• OLD LINE, NEW TRICKS.(Small Business Report)(Quiet Man )(animation industry)(Brief Article)
• New York, New York.(Briefs)
• SHAKING OFF THE BLUES.(Business Lives)
• The Best of Bob Lape.(Business Lives)
• CULTURE, COMPANIES HOLD BACK MINORITIES.(Real Estate Report)(Brief Article)
• STEPPING OUT SMARTLY.(Business Lives)
• Better fit for Bendel; New leadership plans to play up brand name, open more stores; staffing up.(News)
  by Butler, Elisabeth
• SHOULD NEW YORK ALLOW MORE CHARTER SCHOOLS? CRAIN'S ONLINE POLL.(In the Markets)
• Builders willing to speculate in NJ; Respond to demand for high-end offices along Princeton's Route 1, elsewhere.(Real Estate Report)
  by Traster, Tina
• FIRST TIME IS CHARM FOR SOME CITY NEWCOMERS.(News)
  by Butler, Elisabeth
• A Marine's work much appreciated.
  by Crain, Rance
• Rockaways on a roll with big projects; Developers plan to revive sleepy area in Queens; greenery comes to Sunset Park.
• Traffic plan won't fast-track speedway; Nascar wins praise but doesn't drive home the benefits for S.I.; pressing on in Queens.(Neighborhood Journal)
• CHILD-FRIENDLY ENTREPRENEUR; Shari Misher Stenzler, 36.(New York's Rising Stars)(Brief Article)
  by souccar, miriam kreinin
• INSPIRED GUY, AS ADVERTISED; DAVID JONES, 38.(New York's Rising Stars)(Brief Article)
  by Fernandez, Tommy
• A good time, but it's going to cost; Hot tickets come at hefty premium; many thrifty options.(Meetings & Conventions Report)
  by Temes, Judy
• New York, New York.
  by Block, Valerie
• STRADDLING WORLDS TO PROVIDE HOUSING; SHEENA WRIGHT, 36.(New York's Rising Stars)(Abyssinian Development Corp)(Brief Article)
  by Michaud, Anne
• WHEN QUIET IS COMPELLING; JANE RANDEL, 38.(New York's Rising Stars)(from Liz Claiborne Inc)(Brief Article)
  by Rigg, Cynthia
• Traffic czar.(Business Lives)(Sam Schwartz)(Brief Article)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• COSTAR SEEKS INFO ON REAL ESTATE DEALS; 2005 top leases, top sales.(News)
• High-flying hedge funds take a dive; Whiz kids close up shop, look for Wall St. jobs as costs soar, performance drops.(News)
  by Elstein, Aaron
• Reading on Dow Jones still poor after ouster; Thin margins at flagships; online fares better.(In the Markets)
  by Elstein, Aaron
• HOST BUSINESSES SOUGHT.(News)
• NOT ALWAYS A PICNIC.(Real Estate Report)(hectic life of New York real estate owner/developer)(Brief Article)
• Cutting-edge architects designing in the boroughs; Critics contend all the creativity is happening across the East River.(Real Estate Report)
  by Goff, Lisa
• An eye-catching Verizon Building; Makeover outlined as marketing begins; Modell's to sport new downtown store.(Real Estate Report)
• Real estate news online and via e-mail; www.newyorkbusiness.com.(Real Estate Report)(Brief Article)
• Plastic proves fantastic for American Express; Spinoff of finance advisory unit, new issuers boost firm.(In the Markets)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Passage from India leading to Wall Street; Hot domestic market spurs brokers to set up shop here, but approach is cautious.(Report: Economic Outlook)(Karvy Inc)
  by Elstein, Aaron
• HOW WOULD YOU SPEND THE STATE'S BUDGET SURPLUS? CRAIN'S ONLINE POLL.(Brief Article)
• 4 Italian spots, warm in winter; Tre Dici, La Masseria, Antica Venezia, Borgo Antico serve well- prepared regional fare.
• Reviving a dowager; Overhaul aims to keep The Pierre in luxury league.(News)
• CASE LOAD Feds fill vacancies.(Briefs)(Brief Article)
  by fernandez, tommy
• HE DELIVERS THE GOODS; Jason Ackerman, 38.(New York's Rising Stars)(Brief Article)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• The Weeks Ahead.(Calendar/Datebook)(Calendar)
• A slow system leaves visitors stalled in tracks; Traffic jams, packed subways add to transportation woes; walking is often best.(Meetings & Conventions Report)
  by Traster, Tina
• Candidate Spitzer stepping on toes; Democrat forced to craft broader image, policies; sometimes vexes his own party.(Eliot Spitzer activity)
• 4 midtown firms head downtown; Posh digs ditched for cheaper rent; Bra Smythe busting out.(Real Estate)
  by Satow, Julie
• DABBLER FINDS HER FOOTING ON WEB; JANET BALIS, 33.(New York's Rising Stars)(from AOL Media Networks)(Brief Article)
  by Fung, Amanda
• youngest dean is legal leader; DAVID SCHIZER, 37.(New York's Rising Stars)(from Columbia Law School )
  by Fernandez, Tommy
• Growth Tales; Key strategies used by young firms.(Small Business Report)(Company Profile)
  by Goff, Lisa
• The best of Bob Lape.(Business Lives)
• Post poaches; Tabloid war heats up as exec switches sides; ad sales gap could narrow.(News)
  by Flamm, Matthew
• Madison: NY retail's crown jewel; Gold-and-silver set assembles on avenue as middlebrow brands dilute Fifth.(Real Estate Report)
• RAISING THE ROOF.(Real Estate Report)(Brooklyn's industrial real estate )(Brief Article)
• Executive Moves.(Business Lives)(AlixPartners L.L.C.)(Warburg Pincus L.L.C.)(Heavy.com)
• NYC's Wall Street economy.(Viewpoint)
• WANTED: President and CEO.(Business Lives)
• Long Island City's about to happen; Queens area finally gets right project mix; needs more services to be 24/7 neighborhood.(Real Estate Report)
  by Mancini, Rosamaria
• Puccini, but without all the frills; Offbeat opera troupe builds audiences; living room shows, rock-bottom prices.(News)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• Stent craze builds; Hospitals implanting more noncardiac artery devices.
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Counting on firm's new metrics system; High-tech monitoring promises growth.(In the Markets)(Brief Article)
• tanker exec's SLICK MOVE; Lois Zabrocky, 36.(New York's Rising Stars)(from Overseas Shipholding Group Inc)(Brief Article)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Proud Peacock struts its stuff; `Alley' now more of a thoroughfare; salting strategy needs fine-tuning.(Business Lives)(Restaurant Review)
• Two take shine to Big Apple; Small Midwest firms find pluses outweigh hassles in NY move.(Small Business)
  by Garmhausen, Steve
• STATE-OF-THE-ART SPECIALIST; AMY CAPPELLAZZO, 38.(New York's Rising Stars)(Brief Article)(Column)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• Cheaper loans give building projects a lift; Investment banks enter market with lower rates, will issue securities next.(News)
  by Satow, Julie
• Medical tester hikes lab values; Cutting-edge moves, buys bring growth.(Brief Article)
• EDITOR TRAINED TO HIT HIGH NOTES; Tamara Conniff, 33.(New York's Rising Stars)(Biography)
  by Flamm, Matthew
• BUILDING STAKE ON RENOVATION; MICHAEL ZAZZA, 33.(New York's Rising Stars)(Brief Article)
  by Engquist, Erik

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