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Articles in Dec, 2002 issue of South Florida CEO

• Silver lining for Sunbeam - Big Deals
• Pipe dreams 101 - Development
  by Tina Wingate
• Salomon quits Miami - Big Deals
• TecMarine bought - Big Deals
• Worth Avenue - Big Deals: Palm Beach
• Looking within: Miami children's hospital foundation president Robin Reiter is the 2002-2003 chairperson of The Beacon Council. SouthFloridaCEO talked to her about priorities for 2003 - Insight 2003: Robin Reiter Q & A
• Privacy reigns as homes in gated communities fetch top dollar - Real Estate: Home Sales
• Winners
• Azteca in Miami's TV market - Big Deals
• Miami-Dade warehouse - Big Deals: Miami-Dade
• Toy story: it's holiday time at Boca-based Planet Toys, where they're hoping for a comeback for Care Bears. Or Mr. Potato Head. Or Candy Land. Nostalgia, anyone? - Manufacturing
  by Johanna Marmon
• Wired…and waiting - Insight 2003: IT/Telecom
  by Scott Singer
• Bargain lingerie, wet PCs and elephants: if kitsch is king, then the Swap Shop is home of the throne - Reporter's Notebook
  by Scott Singer
• American Media expands - Big Deals
• Technical Olympic buy - Big Deals
• Northport Marketplace - Big Deals: Broward
• New directions - Insight 2003: Message from the Beacon Council
  by Frank R. Nero
• The one hundred most powerful: people in South Florida
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• South Florida by numbers
• Bentley's liquidated - Big Deals
• Banyan Bay - Big Deals: Miami-Dade
• Youthful exuberance; Kevin Sepe is best known for starting Funny Bagels. Now the former songwriter, attorney and inventor is on to his next obsession: preserving his—and others'—youth - Entrepreneurs
  by Johanna Marmon
• The big bonanza - Insight 2003: Banking/Financial Services
  by Wendy Doscher-Smith
• Back to the future - really - Retail
  by Johanna Marmon
• Paxson sells stations - Big Deals
• Cleo repays - Big Deals
• Gables Crestwood Apartments - Big Deals: Palm Beach
• Road to recovery: more jobs, but not enough; healthy revenue at local companies helped Miami-Dade County lead the state of Florida in job growth for the second half of 2002. Now ifs time for more - Insight 2003
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Ocean club - Executive Travel: Ocean Club, Paradise Island, Nassau, Bahamas
  by Johanna Marmon
• Can't we all just get along please?! - Media
  by James Broida
• American Eagle to be sold - Big Deals
• In Play: Debbie Orsheesky
• Hurray for Hollywood! - Insight 2003: Entertainment
  by J.P. Faber
• Power cliques
• On the road to recovery - Editor's Note
  by J.P. Faber
• The BK Show - Big Deals
• Ruff Ryder - Big Deals
• Best Buy - Big Deals: Broward
• A better HMO: with health-care providers in disarray, especially for the elderly, Preferred Care Partners has jumped in with a cozy arrangement that lets doctors call the shots. Will the acronym PSO become as common as HMO? - Health Care
  by Tina Wingate
• Ending the visitor blues? - Insight 2003: Hospitality
  by Wendy Doscher-Smith
• Losers
• Boulevard Square - Big Deals: Broward
• One if by land, two if by… water taxi? Fort Lauderdale's claim to the title Venice of America is now bolstered by a water taxi and bus fleet that is becoming part of the daily commuter routine - Transportation
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Going [down] with the flow - Insight 2003: International Trade
  by J.P. Faber
• Brewed for thought - Marketing
  by Tina Wingate
• Terremark debt-to-equity deal - Big Deals
• South Dade, Jupiter Shopping - Big Deals: Miami-Dade
• Deal spotlight: Munisport - Big Deals
• Wind shear - Insight 2003: Aviation
  by Melinda Zisser
• Beef fantasia: don't hold being a "chain" against Shula's On The Beach. And don't hold back, especially when it comes to the beef. This is cow country, where the steaks are impossible to resist - Executive Dining: Shula's On The Beach
  by Johanna Marmon
• We kid you not - Amusement
  by James Broida
• Benihana Sushi Bar purchase - Big Deals
• Ritz-Carlton funding - Big Deals: Miami-Dade
• Deal spotlight: Sunrise Harbor - Big Deals
• Growth culture: the biomedical industry in Miami-Dade may go largely unrecognized, but it is steadily growing a high-paying job base - Insight 2003: Biomedical
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Dining guide