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

• GAINS MAKE YEAR GOOD FOR MOST.(Real Estate Report)(Brief article)
• Hybrid car sales not up to speed; Demand tops supply in NY; more models, lower costs sought.(News)
• WEEK IN REVIEW: Katie Couric jumping to CBS.
• Firms give greenbacks to city's small parks; Corporate donors find fulfillment, more bang for buck in improving underfunded spaces.
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• Prosecuting AG candidates.
• At Deadline.
• POOR SHOWING Who's to blame?(Briefs)(Brief article)
• Coro seeks NYC leaders; rising execs.(Report: Wealthy New Yorkers)
• Glitzy room sets gold standard; New York Palace's Gilt showcases contemporary food; complicated dishes.(Business Lives)
• Office rents going sky-high; Properties in short supply; Manhattan prices seen rising 20% by year-end.(Brief article)
  by Satow, Julie
• Luger's success is matter of habit; Famed eatery's business is great, but making changes is hard.(Small Business Report)(Peter Luger )
  by Rivkin, Victoria
• Executive Moves.(Business Lives)(Sarah Issleib joins John Hardy)(Peter DiMaggio joins Weidlinger Associates)(Reinaldo M. Diaz joins Celtic Pharmaceutical Holdings)
  by Pasquarelli, Adrianne
• Hot Jobs.(Business Lives)(Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Inc.)(Brief article)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• Spas peel back prices; 7-day sale geared to tone up client lists; bargain hunters don't always return.(News)
  by Butler, Elisabeth
• Katie's what evening news needs.(Viewpoint)(Katie Couric )
  by Block, Valerie
• Warming trend brings hot events.(entertaining on the new cultural season )(Brief article)
  by souccar, miriam kreinin
• Albany's budget of bribes.(Viewpoint)
• SEEKING TOP ENTREPRENEURIAL FIRMS; SMALL BUSINESS AWARDS.(Small Business Awards)(Brief article)
• Past & Future.(Art auctioneer's shares to a five-year high)(Brief article)
• School for autistic kids books space; Largest facility in U.S. to open this fall on E. 30th; stationer inks 2nd SoHo deal.
• Fitting many members in family shoes can pinch; Clans find different ways to work together while keeping legacy intact.(Report: Wealthy New Yorkers)(Trump Organization appoints Ivanka Trump)
  by Quittner, Jeremy
• Executive Moves.(Marks Paneth and Shron Consulting appoints Paul Marquez)(Faith Popcorn's BrainReserve appoints Charlotte Walker)(Halcyon Asset Management appoints Rajesh Kumar)
  by Pasquarelli, Adrianne
• Whym is mod, well-executed; Columbus Circle spot hits right food buttons; furnishings, noise prompt caveats.(Business Lives)
• E-sales strike a chord; NY Philharmonic tops classical charts with digital recordings.(News)
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• NEW YORKERS LOVE John McCain.(political fund raising)(Brief article)
• New York, New York.(Briefs)(smokinggun.com)(Barney's Inc.)(Restaurateur Merrin, Jeremy buys Columbia University hang out)
• WHAT ABOUT US?(Business Lives)(cancer patients )(Brief article)
• EVOLVING ETIQUETTE.(Business Lives)(Brief article)
• WHAT DO YOU THINK OF PAGE SIX? CRAIN'S ONLINE POLL.(In The Markets)
• Autism school arrives; High-cost for-profit fills growing need while public system struggles to catch up.(Rebecca School, a for-profit institution for children with autism)
• Hatching startups; Incubators swamped by fledgling tech firms.(business incubators)
  by Fung, Amanda
• STATE BUDGET SCORECARD.(Briefs)
• Dimon bests rivals with branch deal; Gaining 300 BoNY outlets would hurt Wachovia, boost J.P. Morgan in burbs.(Bank of New York)(Jamie Dimon)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• Merchants put fringe area on map; Concerted action boosts Columbia Street.
  by Trager, Cara S.
• Commercial condos offer new downtown office choice; Landlord converts floors on Maiden Lane; high tech on lower 6th Ave.
• ABT taking big leap; Finances in order, company wins major grant to aid national strategy.(American Ballet Theatre )
  by Souccar, Miriam Kreinin
• Nymex members in fight to save trading floor; Dissidents challenge management for control of the board as big IPO looms.(News)
• 2 contributors, different styles; Baby boomers go their own way, want quantifiable results.(Report: Wealthy New Yorkers)
• Managing cancer; Patients with advanced disease stay on the job.(Business Lives)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Tote designers had funding in the bag; Built NY.(Small Business Report)
  by Macbride, Elizabeth
• BANKING ON GROWTH, AMID ACQUISITIONS.(Banking Report)(Brief article)
• Duo goes to mat with many makers; Chilewich.(Small Business Report)
  by Macbride, Elizabeth
• At Deadline.(New York Community Bank and Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now in contract)(Attorney General is delaying state approval of the pending merger between the Health Insurance Plan of New York and Group Health Inc. Mr. Spitzer)(
• Wall Street's luxe overhaul picking up momentum; Strip becomes latest hotbed of residential/ retail conversion; too few office options?(Wall Street, transformed to a luxury market)
• Talk radio's leading lady; Veteran journalist learns ropes of a.m. talk; trouble with co-host downplayed.(Business Lives)(Donna Hanover)(WOR Radio Networks)
  by Flamm, Matthew
• BoNY's sudden spurt a chance to cash out; Costs are rising, businesses volatile at underperformer.(Bank of New York Co)
  by Elstein, Aaron
• Rents have doubled and even tripled in some areas.(Rockefeller Center)(Scoop/NYC)
  by Marks, Andrew
• One smart Cookie's; Local kids' retailer aims to create a national brand.(News)
• The Insider.(Briefs)(Eliot Spitzer )
• City crafts plan for S.I.'s Homeport; Zoning will allow for residences, stores; more buildings at Bronx office complex.(Staten islanders)
• Seeking top entrepreneurial firms; crain's SMALL BUSINESS AWARDS.(News)(Brief article)
• Calligrapher is a reluctant success; Tiny outfit is on a roll, but owner still dreams of success on the stage; adviser wants focus.(Jane labanz's )
  by Ghahremani, Yasmin
• WILL PRIVATE FIRM BE A SUBWAY HERO?(Brief article)
• Smart money's on banker; Jefferies managing director has knack for assisting investors in bankrupt firms.(Business Lives)(Steven Strom)(Biography)
  by Elstein, Aaron
• The Weeks Ahead.(Business Lives)(Calendar)
• Baby products firm taps deep skills pool; Skip Hop.(Small Business Report)
  by Macbride, Elizabeth
• Favorable verdict for fund industry; Many suits alleging failure to collect class-action payouts have been dismissed.(Banking Report)
• The Insider.(Briefs)(Yankees Entertainment and Sports Network L.L.C and METS Inc have conflicts over Shea Stadium)
  by Michaud, Erik Engquist and Anne
• Cell-blocking riot; Boroughs, wireless firms clash over antenna installations.
• The media's take on governor's race.(New York City mayoral campaign)
• New York, New York.(news briefs)
  by Block, Valerie
• City gets torts in order; Lawyers clearing backlog while reducing payouts.
  by Fernandez, Tommy
• Studios uneasy about cuts; City's opposition to tax incentives could halt filming.(News)
• CRAIN'S PROVIDES REAL ESTATE NEWS ONLINE AND VIA E-MAIL; www.newyorkbusiness.com.(www.newyorkbusiness.com)(Brief article)
• New York, New York.(Fashion ambassador)
  by Block, Valerie
• NY auto business gets new lease on life.(New York state)(Brief article)
  by Fernandez, Tommy
• Family trees bear fruit; Managing dynasty dynamics takes all kinds.(Report: Wealthy New Yorkers)
• Arts contributors may get big return; Culture ranks high on local lists; largesse and ego drive gifts.
  by Garmhausen, Steve
• Weak ads, leadership trip up New York Times; Shareholders rebel with stock at 5-year low; online growth.(In the Markets)
• Should Wal-Mart be allowed into New York City? Crain's online poll.(In the Markets)(Brief article)
• In Einstein's footsteps; New medical school dean has research in his blood and grant funding on his mind.(Allen Spiegel )
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Tea leaves look good for Hain Celestial; Health brands maker gains on acquisitions, new products barrage.(In the Markets)
  by Fernandez, Tommy
• WHEN ART AND LIFE COLLIDE.(Business Lives)(Oni Faida Lampley )(Brief article)
• CENTRAL PARK SHARES BOUNTY.(News)(Brief article)
• The Insider.(news brief)
• Scholastic suffers another sinking spell; Harry isn't enough when key unit flags; debt downgraded.(News)
• Looking for ad giants' wisdom.(Viewpoint)
• BANKS TAKE TOP SPOTS.(Chase, Wachovia, Bank of America, Commerce and North Fork)
• Death watch: Which magazines are next? Industry headed for major correction as ads drop off, readers go to Web.(News)
• Turning sock store into a test lab; Ovadafut.
  by Macbride, Elizabeth

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