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

• The Weeks Ahead.(Calendar/Datebook)
• At Deadline.(News)
• Edgy rock returns. Is country next?(Viewpoint)
• Bank's N.J. move sparks leasing; Will vacate large space on Third Ave.; Japanese retailer expands downtown.(Real Estate)
• The Insider.(Briefs)
• Enthralled by Harry; Adult fans risk scorn as they indulge in Pottermania.(Business Lives)
  by Butler, Elisabeth
• Med students pick careers to help in the Third World; Preventable diseases in developing nations a focus; Angelina, Bono bring attention.(Health Care Report)
• COSTAR SEEKS INFO ON REAL ESTATE DEALS; TOP LEASES, SALES IN FIRST-HALF 2007.(Real Estate)
• Tech discovers Dumbo; Scenic B'klyn nabe a haven for creative firms; must deal with Manhattan gap.(News)
• Best of Bob Lape.(Business Lives)(Restaurant review)
• Best of Bob Lape.(Business Lives)(Restaurant review)
• Suburban spot for all seasons; L.I.'s Four Food Studio offers new menu, decor for each time of year; voices carry.(Business Lives)(Restaurant review)
  by lape, bob
• Sacred ground rebuilder; WTC memorial biggest project yet for veteran architect; remaining hurdles require grit.(Business Lives)(Joan Gerner of Tishman Construction)(Interview)
  by Marshall, Samantha
• Yes on congestion pricing.(Viewpoint)
• Music biz faces new realities; Execs focus on ring tones, ads to make up for falling CD sales; new deals.(News)
• Best of Bob Lape.(Business Lives)(restaurants)(Brief article)
• Speaking for the parents; Immigrants' adult children handle the details of life.(Business Lives)
• REGULATOR DOES MORE WITH LESS.(News)
• Improved results, new sticky bra give Maidenform a fresh lift.(In the Markets)(Financial report)
• Cash crunch threatens Hudson River Park project; Development of Pier 40 in limbo; no one at helm.(News)
• Executive Moves.(Business Lives)
• mayor's move The frenzy begins.(Briefs)
• The Weeks Ahead.(Calendar/Datebook)
• Fresh start for WWFS; New 102.7 doubles monthly revenues and share of its target audience.(News)(WPLJ-Radio )
  by Flamm, Matthew
• Tips for making internships work; Summer programs pay big dividends; small firms face tough competition.(Small Business Report)
  by Traster, Tina
• Congestion fee foes: Time's up.(Michael Bloomberg's congestion pricing plan )
• Snag over Hudson Yards; Council speaker seeks guarantees on public facilities, affordable housing.(News)
• Coat maker G-III's shares heat up even as temperatures outside rise.(In the Markets)
• Albany may move on big issues; Measures stymied for years now front and center in final weeks of Legislature.(News)
• Korean music mogul sets up shop in NYC; Creates "Gateway to Asia'' to develop talent here, but China is real prize.(News)
• NY economy booms, defying U.S. trend; Self-employed push city to new heights; widespread job gains.(News)
• COSTAR SEEKS INFO ON REAL ESTATE DEALS; TOP LEASES, SALES.(Briefs)
• Sale of Nymex likely; NYSE, seeking profitable trades, eyes futures market.(News)
• Canadians go on NY spending spree; Favorable exchange rate brings tourists, business travelers; major acquisitions.(News)
• At post-acquisition Macy's, bigger is looking better; Upgrade of May stores promises to boost sales and drive up share price.(In the Markets)
• Deadline spurs rush to build; Market-rate projects boom as developers race 421-a expiration.(News)
• Slow start for say-on-pay push; Few shareholder proposals prevail; bull market to blame.(Executive Pay Report)
• Foodies go far; Cooking fans plan vacations around cuisine.(Business Lives)
  by Potkewitz, Hilary
• Fixing up the House; Lagging Essex House looks to join its elite rivals.(News)
  by Fickenscher, Lisa
• Legal woes take new toll on Martha Stewart Living; Struggling company's stock looks overvalued; are best days behind it?(In the Markets)
• Out of the money; Immigrant track workers at Belmont face poverty, isolation; education fund at risk.(News)
• Cosmetics, costume shop goes corporate, organizes; 20-store Ricky's opens central office, hires executives; new growth strategy.(Retail Report)(Company overview)
  by Kramer, Louise
• Traditional cereal gets spiced up.(Small Business Report)
• Bird's-eye view.(Business Lives)
• Casual video gaming is now serious business; Pioneering firms steel for giants' market entry; local talent flow a plus.(News)
• Trash talk.(Business Lives)
• Businesses' loss is unions' gain.(Viewpoint)
• The Weeks Ahead.(Calendar/Datebook)
• The Insider.(Briefs)
• Good theater, bad outcome.(Viewpoint)
• To pay or not to pay.(Small Business Report)(Brief article)
• SUMMER BLACKOUT THREAT; Despite Con Ed upgrades, old feeder cables could give out in some city areas.(News)(Consolidated Edison Inc.)
  by Fredrickson, Tom
• VOTING MACHINES Not even in '08.(Briefs)
• Bag maker faces mass-market quandary; Purse designer tries to maintain exclusivity while building output level needed to grow.(Small Business)
• Touro's breakeven plan; New medical school will rely on tuition income, no-frills approach to survive.(News)
• Buying for Dad.(Business Lives)(retail store offerings)(Brief article)
  by butler, elisabeth
• High Line tab at $117M; Report for Durst says railway would stymie development.(News)
• The swindle on Staten Island; How a gang of wannabe traders duped investors; fraud in foreign-exchange futures on the rise.(News)
• New York, New York.(Briefs)
• Converting hotels into bad journalism.(Viewpoint)
• Following Blackstone's lead looks tough for firm's peers; Private equity outfit's buyout sets tempting target, but industry woes, backlash rise.(News)
• Really Moody investors turn thumbs down on big rating service.(In the Markets)
• At Deadline.(Late News)
• Sweet job.(Business Lives)(Brief article)
  by pasquarelli, adrianne
• B&Bs become inn thing; Brooklyn homeowners become hoteliers to seize on tourist boom.(Small Business Report)(bed-and-breakfast)
  by Davis, Wendy
• what's new in bike routes?(Business Lives)(Correction notice)
• Cosmetics firms offer lighter shade of pale; Whiteners revive sagging high-end skin care market.(News)
• Hot Jobs.(Business Lives)
• All-in-the-family condo living; Adjacent apartments a must for close siblings; will share terrace space.(Business Lives)
• Bravo for opera's new innovator.(Viewpoint)
• New York, New York.(Briefs)
  by Block, Valerie
• Labs target global plagues; AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria are priorities; benefits for NYC.(Health Care Report)
• Week In Review.(Briefs)
• Retailer finds better fit on Fifth Ave.(Real Estate)(Company overview)
• Hot Jobs.(Business Lives)
• The Weeks Ahead.(Calendar/Datebook)
• 2 entrepreneurs aiming to find riches in a bottle; One tries to make a market, one to roil sedate category; rough slog either way.(Small Business Report)
  by Garmhausen, Steve
• Brooklyn park getting a second life; $40M to revamp Bensonhurst facility; unloved detox center closes in Flushing.(Neighborhood Journal)
• Lower East Side an uppermost target; Builders think area is next big thing; is it 10 years from greatness?(Retail Report)
• MARKETING ON THE RECORD.(News)

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