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Articles in Sept, 2002 issue of South Florida CEO

• No fear of flying - Transportation
  by James Broida
• Perry Ellis gets credit - Big Deals
• Firehouse Four - Big Deals: Miami-Dade
• Europe to the rescue: Latin America has always been the siren of international development in Miami. But with Latin nations in a slump, the Euro connection has never looked better - Economic Development
  by Johanna Marmon
• Disney survival strategies: as Florida residents, perhaps we've become jaded about Disney World. But play the park right, and it's still magic for families — especially if you turn it up a notch with the Cirque du Soleil - Executive Travel Disney Wor
  by James Broida
• Burmese days: what do you do after running the Miami office of a top executive search firm? You leave to start a travel company in the jungles of Asia, of course - Reporter's Notebook
  by J.P. Faber
• Mayor's taken over - Big Deals
• Brightstar gets credit - Big Deals
• Cote D'Azure Hotel - Big Deals: Palm Beach
• It's a full season - Performing Arts Calendar 2002-2003
• The Diplomat gets sexy - Hospitality
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Roadhouse to emerge - Big Deals
• Brickell Ave. Parcel - Big Deals: Miami-Dade
• Lofty ambitions: when Lissette Calderon moved back to Miami after living in New York's SoHo district, she couldn't find any lofts like the one where she had lived. Now she's building her own loft building on the Miami River - Real Estate
  by Johanna Marmon
• PB condo prices spike: but there's still waterfront in Broward - Real Estate Home Sales
• Quest for the FTAA - Publisher's Note
• Baptist Health to replace Homestead hospital - Big Deals
• Renaissance liquidation approved - Big Deals
• Country Isles Plaza - Big Deals: Broward
• Commercial real estate in South Florida: is it time to invest?
  by J.P. Faber
• Here comes the neighborhood - Redevelopment
  by James Broida
• Hair today - Big Deals
• Oak Grove apartments - Big Deals: Miami-Dade
• You can call on me: Precision Response Corporation has a secret. Those numbers that people call for customer service? They don't end up at the companies' headquarters. They end up in places like west Broward County — or India - Outsourcing
  by Johanna Marmon
• On the mark: now entering its eighth year of business, Mark's Las Olas is the blueprint for fine dining in Fort Lauderdale - Executive Dining Mark's Las Olas
  by Johanna Marmon
• Losers
• Us Industries sells lighting arm - Big Deals
• Nortel Leaseback - Big Deals: Broward
• Benny & the jets
  by J.P. Faber
• The state you love to taste - Marketing
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Rinker gets approval - Big Deals
• Barclays Financial Center - Big Deals: Miami-Dade
• In play
• The latest niche market: Ricardo Dunin, Andrew Chesnick, Flagler Holding Group - Developer Profile
  by Johanna Marmon
• Tick-tock crosswalks - Traffic Control
  by James Broida
• Equifax buys Boca company - Big Deals
• Deal spotlight - Big Deals
• Crossroads in Palm Beach - Big Deals: Palm Beach
• Fort Lauderdale sales records - Brokers & Trends
  by Tim Elmes
• Those crazy high school kids - Education
  by James Broida
• Aruba to pay - Big Deals
• Waterways Center - Big Deals: Miami-Dade
• Disease busters: Boca Raton-based Nabi Biopharmaceuticals specializes in creating vaccines for a variety of diseases. Now they want to do the same for nicotine - Biotech
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Dining guid: one finds many companions for food and drink, but in serious business, a man's companions are very few
• Winners
• Herbonics purchased - Big Deals
• Westfork Plaza - Big Deals: Broward
• Changing of the guard: as KPMG managing partner Jim Horan exits the firm, he leaves a legacy of Latin connections and a new organizational flow chart — with a few tweaks - Professional Services
  by J.P. Faber
• Power cliques: this month in South Florida, International Sales Group hosts it's Summer 2002 Sales Seminar, Burdines donates to a scholarship foundation, an Olympic swimmer donates her medals, and more - Names and Faces