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Articles in Sept, 2003 issue of South Florida CEO

• Water world: Palm Beach Ocean views top the charts at $1,000+ per square foot - Real Estate Home Sales
• Wheels up - Big Deals - B/E Aerospace signs on to provide $100 million worth of cabin interiors for two airlines - Brief Article
• Relationship banking 101: when Jose Concepcion joined the newly minted Ocean Bank 20 years ago, deals were done on a handshake basis. Things are a bit different today at the $4 billion institution, but the bank president still relies on the old-fashioned
  by Wendy Doscher-Smith
• Power clicks - Brief Article
• Air ways - Economic Impact of Miami-Dade aviation industry - Brief Article
  by Barbara Perkins
• Pipeline flow: the new CEO of Boca Raton-based Nabi Biopharmaceuticals knows that the bioscience game is all about keeping products in the pipeline - Biosciences - Brief Article
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Water wonderland - Real Estate In The Pipeline - Brief Article
  by Barbara Perkins
• A US beachhead - Big Deals - Nitto Americas acquires Elan Transdermal Technologies - Brief Article
• The amazing Mr. Medina: in the four years since Manny Medina began changing his company from a real estate development firm to a global provider of Network Access Points, he's faced a storm of criticism predicting his downfall. He just may prove them all
• Catch of the day - Executive Dining/Miami River - Brief Article
  by Johanna Marmon
• Gone fishn' - Hospitality - Chef Hubert Des Marais takes guests on special fishing packages - Brief Article
  by Barbara Perkins
• Action! A Hollywood company—Hollywood, Florida, that is—is using South Florida as the setting for some 87 hours of high-concept reality TV programming - Film & Entertainment
  by Johanna Marmon
• Affordable abundance - Real Estate In The Pipeline - Brief Article
  by Barbara Perkins
• Coral Gables: Florida's global city: people like working where they like living
• Third time's a charm - Big Deals - Baptist Health South Florida to acquire Doctors Hospial of Coral Gables - Brief Article
• From the hearth: Fort Lauderdale-based Arby's looks to join the fast-food big leagues—by eschewing burgers - Retail
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• For bad girls and boys - Inventions - massage device which helps apply pressure without bruising finds its niche market - Brief Article
  by Barbara Perkins
• What overdevelopment? Undeterred by not-yet-recovered occupancy rates, two South Florida hospitality companies plan to use a merger to build even more hotels - Hospitality
  by Rochelle Broder-Singer
• Making the grade A+ - Equities - Weiss ratings releases equity ratings on Florida based firms - Brief Article
  by Barbara Perkins
• Nestor's Weston frontier: Brenda Nestor is making Victor Posner's dream a reality, developing the sprawling Windmill Reserve - Real Estate - Brief Article
  by Johanna Marmon
• Sleeping to London: Virgin Atlantic's new service to Heathrow Airport in London is a major advance in the quest to soothe business passengers with all the comforts of home - Executive travel: upgrade
  by James Broida
• He's got game: for marketing maverick Steve Nudelberg, sports is the best vehicle—regardless of the product - Marketing
  by Barbara Perkins
• Good things come to those who wait - Real Estate In The Pipeline - Brief Article
  by James Broida
• Douglas Regan - In Play - Chairman and CEO of Northern Trust Bank of Florida - Brief Article
• River renaissance: after decades of neglect, the industrial Miami River is now an urban redevelopment hotspot. Lofts, new restuarants and high rises are transforming its banks. Can a balance be struck between the historic waterway and the historic invasio
  by Johanna Marmon
• Showtime for the ministers: whether Miami wins the prize of becoming home to the permanent secretariat of the FTAA may well depend on how well the city performs this November - International
• Annual commercial real estate report: great expectations: after two years of high vacancies and rent concessions, the South Florida commercial real estate markets appear ready for a rebound. How soon and how strong depends on he sector—and even more
  by J.P. Faber