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Articles in April, 2007 issue of Crain's New York Business

• Tech IPOs look ready to make a comeback; Dice first to file in almost 2 years; market conditions more conducive.(News)
• After 25-year wait, drug firm finds its Rx; OSI revenues from cancer drug soar as shares rate a buy.(In the Markets)
• 2 B'klyn hot spots on different paths; Sweet Melissa draws with pastries, while Tea Lounge appeals as hipster hangout.(Small Business)
  by Garmhausen, Steve
• Bankruptcy cases will press courts; Expected surge in filings will stretch staff in New York's Southern District.(News)
• Reformed Vietnam a big draw; Easier trade, growing economy bring companies to country.(International Business Report)
• NYC TRUMPS SUBURBIA; More home buyers flocking to city, pushing prices up in 5 boroughs and down in burbs.(News)
• GUV AND MAYOR Points of tension.(The Insider)
• Web networker lands ads with online reality show; Young viewers, big-name advertisers click with Broadband's sites, programming.(Small Business)
• Trailblazer tries TriBeCa; Dennis Foy offers new American with French accents; blend of food, art.(Business Lives)(Restaurant review)
  by Lape, Bob
• Kitchen regime change; Chef tempers bluster with discipline to face challenges at famed Tavern on the Green.(Business Lives)(Brian Young)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: The executive pay controversy.(Viewpoint)
• Solving city's cable competition crunch.(Viewpoint)
• Making a mark with philanthropy; Select group drawn to unique causes; enthusiasm is key.(Report: Wealthy New Yorkers)
• Sensual spot feeds diners' ids; Analysis of Amalia reveals masterful mod Mediterranean; fine fare in lush setting.(Business Lives)(Restaurant review)
• Tips for wringing the most out of Empire Zones; Qualifying for benefits can be tricky.(Small Business Report)
  by Traster, Tina
• Executive Moves.(Business Lives)(OgilvyAction appoints Timothy Reed)(in briefs)
  by Pasquarelli, Adrianne
• NYPD, nightclubs in talks; Seeking common ground over safety, underage drinking at Chelsea hot spots.(News)
• Building code tussle; Key provisions expected to spark a fight when proposal hits City Council.(News)
• Silent role.(Business Lives)
• Hot Jobs; WANTED: chief operating officer.(Business Lives)
• New S.I. hotels get chilly reception; One being built, four more planned; Bronx bridge will displace company.(Neighborhood Journal)
• SEEKING TOP ENTERPRISES In NEW YORK; SMALL BUSINESS awards.(Small Business)
• Betting on Web stores; Retailers make switch from defense to offense online.(News)
• LOSING A LONGTIME FRIEND: FOOD.(Business Lives)(Brief article)
• The weeks ahead.
  by pasquarelli, adrianne
• The Insider.(Briefs)(law introduced for traffic congestion)(Board of the Dormitory Authority's executive director Maryanne Gridley, retires)(Ron Gonen, chief executive officer at RecycleBank, plans for growth)
  by Engquist, Erik
• Executive Moves.(Business Lives)(Mediaedge:cia promotes Lee Doyle)(Paul E. Karlitz appointed at Lenox Advisors Inc.)(NBC Universal Inc. appoints Deborah Reichig)
  by Pasquarelli, Adrianne
• The Weeks Ahead.(Business Lives)(Calendar)
• Brooklyn paper at war with developer; Atlantic Yards plan pilloried by weekly; Queens BID ready to hit streets.(Neighborhood Journal)
• Coalition of top executives seeks a tax cut; Business group led by James Tisch cites benefits of a lower capital gains tax.(News)
• If you build it, tenants will come; Demand for modern office space justifies speculative approach.(Real Estate Report)
• Layoffs couldn't come at a better time; Shortage of quality talent bodes well for let-go employees.(News)
• TIAA-CREF stages comeback in college savings plans; Contract renewal for Mich. program seen as critical win.(News)
• More titles going straight to paperback; Publishers target young, cost-conscious buyers; agents, authors lose out.(News)
• Ad agency joins peers at Hudson Sq. Baron & Baron abandons midtown for media-rich area; downtown shoo-ins.(Real Estate Deals)
• Trendy shoemaker looks for fresh footing after slip; Steven Madden's growth pause likely to be short-lived.(In The Markets)
• Heavy adjustments; Rapid weight loss brings psychological changes.(Business Lives)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Bloomberg's plan for growth.(Mayor Michael Bloomberg)(Viewpoint essay)
• Financial firm expands at 505 5th; American Capital adds 3 floors; fashion firms sign leases.(Real Estate)
• Online jewelers aim at high end; Move into luxury sector; traditional retailers are slow to counter threat.(News)
• News Corp. outfoxes rivals, delivers growth; Far-flung holdings include several units ranked as industry's best.(In the Markets)
• Mike's brave plan to help the poor.(Viewpoint)(Mike bloomberg)
  by Townsend, Alair
• Search ends at old Google office; After-school program overseer finds room to train staff, host confabs; Circle spirits.(Real Estate Report)(Company overview)
• Addiction's magic pill; Remedy helps recovering opiate users stay on the job.(Business Lives)(methadone)
  by Scott, Gale
• Greening of retailers; Eco-friendly goods, practices win patrons; only a fad?(News)(Company overview)
• Librarian with a vision; Fund raising tops agenda for Brooklyn system's new director; imagines hip outlets.(Business Lives)
• Acquisitive Jarden faces a tougher road ahead; Company shares are fully priced; CEO may be distracted.(In The Markets)
• Regulators mull IDB compliance; Money laundering, securities unit at issue amid turmoil on the board.(News)
• Selling Bloomberg's vision; Administration mobilizes allies to generate support in Albany.(News)
• LIGHTS! CAMERA! Action!(Report: New York Film Industry)
• The insider.(automobile service stations to pusg Legislature for access to the information and tools)(Rep. Gregory Meeks on customer services in Airlines)(law for maintenance of Garbage bins)
• Tasty tidbits.(Business Lives)(Editorial)
• Three infuriating political tricks.(Government spending policy)(bill for labor unionization)(regulations for gun control)(Viewpoint essay)
  by Townsend, Alair
• Lots of tennis lovers, but where to play? Private courts lost to development as public venues become more crowded.(News)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• BUDGET FALLOUT Hospitals at odds.(Briefs)
• Hot Jobs.(Business Lives)
• The Insider.(Briefs)
  by Engquist, Erik
• New York, New York.(Briefs)(Rush Communications)(Fresh FM)(Broadway Hotel )
  by Block, Valerie
• Grading Spitzer's budget.(Viewpoint)(Eliot Spitzer)
• CORRECTIONS.(Correction notice)
• The next steps at Citigroup.(Viewpoint)
• The Weeks Ahead.(Calendar/Datebook)
• Hot Jobs.(Business Lives)
• Blogging on the nabe; Local sites dish the dirt about everyday life.(Business Lives)
• CORO SEEKS RISING EXECUTIVES; Leadership program.(News)
• Indie distributors boost budgets to nab hits; Make bigger bets as bidding wars heat up; Sony tries producing films itself.(Report: New York Film Industry)
• Travel agents find that yoga, adventure are the tickets; Boost bookings by specializing in activities; some slow to capitalize.(News)
• The political road to 2030.(urban development plans by of Mayor Daniel Doctoroff)(Viewpoint essay)
• New York, New York.(restructuring of CBS Radio)(construction of library for Brooklyn Public Library delayed)(Muse Hotel renovates)
  by Block, Valerie
• Hearst playing the teen angle; Publisher defies title shakeout, expanding print, Web offerings.(News)
• Green day.(Business Lives)
• New York, New York.(Briefs)
• The Best of Bob Lape.(Business Lives)(Kobe Club )(Restaurant review)(Brief review)
• CITI INVESTORS PUSH FOR SMITH BARNEY SALE; Divesting crown jewel is key to value; CEO balks.(News)
• Rising Aeropostale shares give analysts bad heartburn and investors big profits.(In the Markets)(Financial report)
• Host businesses sought for high school groups; Students exploring careers.(Real Estate Report)(Brief article)
• Online ad battle; 24/7 Real Media, other smaller firms fight for clients as big players merge.(News)
• Filling the jobs GAAP; Accounting firms cope with lack of experienced staff.(News)
• Avon makes up with shareholders despite heavy costs of restructuring; Stocks to watch.(In The Markets)
• Lutnick versus the loudmouth; Cantor CEO and investor square off over eSpeed.(News)

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