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Articles in Dec 26, 2003 issue of Long Island Business News

• HSBC throws in fringe benefit for biz banking
  by Claude Solnik
• Intelli-Check resolves short-seller litigation
  by LIBN Staff
• Anchin, Block & Anchin adds partner to audit, biz consulting practice
  by Ryan McCormick
• St. Mary's Children and Families Foundation holds annual fundraiser
  by Ryan McCormick
• NY state budget helps health care providers on Long Island avert
  by Claude Solnik
• Southwest slashes airfare
  by LIBN Staff
• Manchester Technologies sees IT demand bounce back
  by LIBN Staff
• Audiovox Corp. sues rivals over auto DVD patent
  by Ken Schachter
• The Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind hires new communications,
  by Ryan McCormick
• New chairman named for Nassau Interim Finance Authority
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• Nassau Health Care Corp. to lay off 200 employees
  by LIBN Staff
• Park Electrochemical Corp. names new director of research and
  by LIBN Staff
• Web site aims to be portal for Long Island politics
  by Ken Schachter
• Community Development Corp. gets small-business award for service
  by Ryan McCormick
• Hospitals want revamp of rehab rules
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island medical facilities announce staffing changes: December
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Nassau County committee to examine pay raises
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Community banks move to attract high rollers
  by Ben Abelson
• Long Island's education sector brews with activity
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Marie Montchal elected chairman of the board of Relocation Directors
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Commentary: Now Gulotta can't be blamed for everything
  by John Kiernan
• Long Island nets $5.6M from New York Business Development Corp.
  by Ben Abelson
• Banks move to attract high rollers
  by Ben Abelson
• Standard Microsystems shares sag on in-line results
  by LIBN Staff
• In 2004, resolve to treat yourself better
  by Adina Genn
• Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk dedicates home in Bellport
  by Ryan McCormick
• Nassau County exec. committee to examine pay raises
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• Moody's Investors Service revises KeySpan outlook
  by LIBN Staff
• EDO Corp. wins $33.5M contract for F/A-22
  by LIBN Staff
• Garden City-based developer buys offices of dissolving law firm
  by Nick Anastasi
• Summit Security Services hires special project manager
  by Ryan McCormick
• Hofstra Univ. to offer course on racehorse ownership
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island environment groups announce staffing changes: December
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Topspin Partners buys stock in video-game tournament firm
  by Ken Schachter
• Long Island's health care industry averts perfect storm
  by Claude Solnik
• Anchin, Block & Anchin LLP Accountants and Consultants announces new
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Hospitals want revamp of rehab rules
  by Claude Solnik
• HSBC throws in fringe benefit for business banking
  by Claude Solnik
• Stack tapped as leader of Nassau Interim Finance Authority board
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Commentary: Start pouring
  by Long Island Business News Editorial
• Symbol Technologies retools its alliance with IBM
  by Ken Schachter
• Symbol Technologies retools alliance with IBM
  by Ken Schachter
• Long Island nets $5.6M from NY Biz Development Corp.
  by Ben Abelson
• Court OKs 5.7M-share Computer Associates shareholder settlement
  by LIBN Staff
• Aceto Corp. acquiring Roche subsidiary
  by LIBN Staff
• Relocation Directors Council for 2004 elects chairman
  by Ryan McCormick
• South Nassau Communities Hospital honors volunteers
  by Ryan McCormick
• Cablevision adds new high-definition channels
  by LIBN Staff
• Topspin takes stake in video-game tournament firm
  by Ken Schachter
• Long Island medical community announces staffing changes: Dec. 26,
  by Ryan McCormick
• LI's education sector brews with activity
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• Summit Security Services Inc. hires Matthew P. Brady as special
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Audiovox Corp. poll finds Cruise, Regis most 'tech-savvy' celebs
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• LI Power Authority issues requests for proposals for power plants
  by LIBN Staff
• Frequency Electronics in red, while revenues rise
  by LIBN Staff
• Smithtown sets date for public hearing on planned community
  by LIBN Staff
• Commentary: In politics, what's in your name is up to fate
  by Jerry Kremer
• Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation holds annual walk
  by Ryan McCormick
• LI pins hope on Bronx connection for federally funded homeland
  by Ken Schachter
• Custom Computer names McSweeney
  by Ryan McCormick
• Rechler Equity, one of the largest landlords on Long Island,
  by Nick Anastasi
• Audiovox Corp. sues rivals over auto DVD patent
  by Ken Schachter
• Long Island Non-Profit Briefs: December 26, 2003
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Dr. Kimberly Arias appointed Scholarship Coordinator at Project GRAD
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• In 2004, resolve to treat yourself better
  by Adina Genn
• Southampton Hospital appoints new VP, chief operating officer
  by LIBN Staff
• Hi-Tech Pharmacal reports higher profits, sales
  by LIBN Staff
• Project GRAD Roosevelt appoints scholarship coordinator
  by Ryan McCormick
• Long Island Ducks help local charities
  by Ryan McCormick
• Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind Inc. hires Devera Lynn as
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Garden City-based developer Vince Polimeni acquires former law
  by Nick Anastasi
• Hosftra University to offer course on owning a racehorse as a
  by Long Island Business News Staff
• Commentary: Nassau County exec. can't blame current scandal on
  by John Kiernan
• Iroquois Gas Transmission pledges improved venting procedures
  by LIBN Staff
• The Nature Conservancy's LI Chapter appoints new board member
  by Ryan McCormick
• Guide Dog Foundation honored
  by Ryan McCormick
• Long Island pins hope on Bronx connection
  by Ken Schachter
• Political Grapevine
  by Ken Schachter
• At the YMCA: 150 years and counting
  by Long Island Business News Staff