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Articles in Jul 11, 2003 issue of Long Island Business News

• Commack-based computer company's replaced by Hauppauge generic drug
  by Ken Schachter
• Mass. Attorney General pursues antitrust investigation of Long Island
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island Technology Briefs: July 11, 2003
  by Ken Schachter
• Long Island law firms announce staff changes for July 11, 2003
  by Lisa Josefak
• Weight Watchers stock slips after investment bank UBS Warburg lowers
  by LIBN STAFF
• Hauppauge-based computer consulting firm's stock soars after
  by Ben Abelson
• Lynbrook-based Doar Communications plans to open high-tech court
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Long Island Real Estate Briefs: July 11, 2003
  by Nick Anastasi
• Long Island's Hofstra Univ. accounting programs awarded accreditation
  by Lisa Josefak
• KeySpan installs natural, gas-fired microturbine in Hauppauge-based
  by LIBN STAFF
• Manhattan-based Verizon redesigns phone bills in sixteen states
  by LIBN STAFF
• Long Island Financial Briefs: July 11, 2003
  by Ben Abelson
• Commentary: Death of a fad; Microsoft stops issuing stock options
  by Ben Abelson
• Long Island Entrepreneurial Briefs: July 11, 2003
  by Adina Genn
• Stony Brook Univ. Hospital physicians named to NY magazine's 2003
  by Lisa Josefak
• Shares of Bethpage-based Cablevision slump after notification of SEC
  by LIBN STAFF
• Syossett-based Synergx Systems approves stock split
  by LIBN STAFF
• Long Island Medical Briefs: July 11, 2003
  by Claude Solnik
• Nassau County to spend $100 million for information technology over
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Teachers Federal Credit Union applies for tax incentives from Islip
  by Ben Abelson
• Long Island nonprofits announce staffing changes: July 11, 2003
  by Lisa Josefak
• Newsday editor Anthony J. Marro to retire, succeeded by Howard
  by LIBN STAFF
• Long Island attorneys comply with new fiduciary rules, which some
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Five things you didn't know about Desmond Ryan, director of Assn. for
  by Adina Genn
• Service Employees Inter. holds Justice for Janitors rally to unionize
  by Claude Solnik
• NY Assemblymen introduce legislation to require LI's Cablevision to
  by LIBN STAFF
• SEC launches formal probe of accounting irregularities by Bethpage-
  by LIBN STAFF
• Hauppauge-based Orbit International's Behlman Electronics unit
  by LIBN STAFF
• Commentary: Let writers vote Rose into Hall of Fame
  by John Kiernan
• Long Island's Sisters United in Health provides breast and cervical
  by Kenneth Cerini
• Long Island Non-profit Briefs: July 11, 2003
  by Lisa Josefak
• Port Washington-based juice company names new director of marketing
  by Lisa Josefak
• Shares of real estate investment firm, United Capital, jump 12
  by LIBN STAFF
• Long Island generic drug makers see increased sales
  by Claude Solnik
• Great Neck-based CoActive Marketing Group specializes in promotional
  by Claude Solnik
• Brookhaven Town Board calls for moratorium on new multi-family
  by Nick Anastasi
• The Morey Organization provides corporate amenities at Long Island
  by LIBN STAFF
• NetSmart hires Woodbury-based Marcum & Kliegman as its auditors
  by LIBN STAFF
• Hauppauge-based Global Payment Technologies names two new vice
  by LIBN STAFF
• Glass safety firm in Smithtown, Long Island experiences growth after
  by Adina Genn
• Hauppauge Digital launches product that links PC with TV
  by Ken Schachter
• Brookhaven Town officials receive deed to town's first municipal golf
  by Nick Anastasi
• Farmingdale-based LongIslandWineCountry.com announces promotion
  by Lisa Josefak
• Hauppauge-based Orbit International gets two military orders worth
  by LIBN STAFF
• Commentary: For now, spammers have the upper hand
  by Jerry Kremer
• Nassau County American Red Cross names Dalrymple as chief executive
  by Lisa Josefak
• Lake Success-based Grassi & Co. named one of best accounting firms in
  by Ben Abelson
• CEO Jerome Swartz and general counsel Leonard Goldner resign their
  by LIBN STAFF
• Melville-based Nu Horizons Electronics reports first quarter loss
  by LIBN STAFF
• Long Island developers navigate rough waters of 1990's by
  by Adina Genn
• Long Island Legal Briefs: July 11, 2003
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Former Hauppauge-based real estate developers start their own
  by Nick Anastasi
• Long Island's Branford Hall Career Institute prepares to move to new
  by Nick Anastasi
• NY State Comptroller investigates Long Island Power Authority for
  by LIBN STAFF
• Edgewood-based CPI Aerostructures runs 46 percent ahead of last year
  by LIBN STAFF
• Long Island Marketing Briefs: July 11, 2003
  by Claude Solnik