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Articles in Feb, 2004 issue of South Florida CEO

• Well situated: Biscayne is Key, and Broward continues to impress, while $4 million seems to be the going price for a high-end home in Palm Beach County - Real Estate Home Sales
• Good in bed - Hospitality
  by Barbara Perkins
• Investcorp. and Koger Equity paid $60.1 million in cash and debt for downtown Fort Lauderdale's Broward Financial Centre - based in New York - based in Boca Raton - Big Deals
• Chicken Soup for the Corporate Soul: a noted local publisher of self-help tomes adds a nationally famous addiction-recovery name to its book list - Publishing
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Frozen treat: want to go somewhere nearby where the dollar is strong, the atmosphere is European and the air bracing? There's still time for a weekend jaunt in wintry Montreal - Travel
  by Scott Singer
• Miami International Commerce Center has been sold for $205 million to California real estate investment trust PB Business Parks - Big Deals
• Working all the angles: Mike Fernandez's full spectrum of health care companies will do more than $1 billion in revenues this year. His formula: find or start companies in undervalued niches, build them up, and sell them to the majors - Health Care
  by Barbara Perkins
• Luxury high-rise report: a sampler of the very best high-end condo buildings in South Florida. Come and see what's waiting for you now, and in the near future - Special Advertising Supplement - Advertisement
• Putting your money where your mouth is - Homeland Security
  by Barbara Perkins
• Roto-Rooter agreed to pay $410 million in cash and debt assumption to buy the 63 percent of Miami-based hospice provider Vitas that it does not already own - Big Deals
• Same view, lower price: Oceanfront land is all but gone in Sunny Isles, but Yosi Gil has no intention of slowing down his pace of development in the north Miami-Dade city - Real Estate
  by James Broida
• Going fast? - Charticle
• Colonial Bank holding company Colonial BancGroup paid $141 million in stock and cash to purchase P.C.B. Bancorp., including P.C.B.'s Fort Lauderdale subsidiary, Premier Community Bank of South Florida - Big Deals
• Q.E.P. Co - Nasdaq Qepc - In the Market: Stock Snapshots
• The Condo Kings dig in: Phil Spiegelman and Craig Studnicky, the partners behind International Sales Group, have ridden the high-rise wave to become the kings of condo sales in South Florida. Here's how they did it - ISG - Cover Story
  by Charles Flowers
• A tale of three cities - Editor's Note
  by J.P. Faber
• Lincoln Road Mall's Lincoln Center, which includes the Regal Cinemas, sold for $43 million to New York-based RFR Holdings - Big Deals
• The comeback kid: ex-Dolphin John Offerdahl is back in the food business. But this time, he says, things are going to be done his way - Hospitality
  by Barbara Perkins
• What's coming in residential real estate - In the Pipeline
  by Barbara Perkins
• Out of the crosshairs - Fast Food
  by Barbara Perkins
• The Mills Corporation paid $79 million for the 835,000-square-foot Westland Mall in Hialeah - Big Deals
• Printed!: The No. 2 maker of digital fingerprint scanners in the country—Palm Beach-based Cross Match Technologies—gets a big boost from the US-VISIT program - Technology
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Family affair: Randazzo's has been in Coral Gables for less than a year. But it feels like it's been there for generations. And it doesn't get any better than this - Executive Dining
  by J.P. Faber
• Miami lice - Image Making
  by Barbara Perkins
• Heico Corp - NYSE:HEI - In the Market: Stock Snapshots
• Doral: a city is born: the Doral/airport west area has long been Miami-Dade's center for international commerce, with a vast industrial and commercial infrastructure serving Miami International Airport. Now it is becoming a residential enclave, as the new
  by Johanna Marmon
• Creating the next technology boom: how do we ensure our region's economic future? Our long-term success will be measured by our ability to generate, attract and sustain companies in fields such as information technology and bioscience - Chief Executive Op
  by Greg Nelson
• Boston-based private equity firm Brookwood Financial Partners paid $43.5-million for downtown Miami's New World Tower, a 30-story, 276,350-square-foot telecom hotel/office building - Big Deals
• Stealing thunder: New Orleans is know for its Mardi Gras celebration. But Miami wants to take its place, for a parade of good reasons - Hospitality
  by J.P. Faber
• South Florida's share of recent world records - By the Numbers
  by Barbara Perkins
• In play
• Really serious reading: Delray Beach-based Levenger goes global by integrating reading, writing and revenues—$70 million in revenues, to be precise - Profile
  by Van Hutchenson
• Power clicks
• Roll over Beethoven - Media & Entertainment
  by Barbara Perkins
• Lennar Corp - Nyse: Len - In the Market: Stock Snapshots
• Mayor Q&A: we sat down with Doral's first mayor, Juan Carlos Bermudez, an attorney whose practice is in town. Here's what he had to say about his fledgling city - Doral: A City is Born