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Articles in Nov 5, 2004 issue of Long Island Business News

• Michael Hollander resigns from Long Island Hotels
  by LIBN Staff
• Wi-Fi service arrives just in time for Stony Brook's Center of
  by Ken Schachter
• Huntington restaurant hosting auction, cocktail party, fundraiser for
  by Wendy Friedman
• Long Island medical facilities announces staffing changes: Nov. 5,
  by Wendy Friedman
• Global conglomerates snap up Long Island giants
  by Claude Solnik
• LI's Teachers Federal Credit Union targets small businesses
  by David Reich-Hale
• Hamptons film festival assists East End hotels
  by David Reich-Hale
• Commentary: As 2004 election season ends, new campaigns commence
  by John Kiernan
• First hire can be learning experience for entrepreneurs
  by Adina Genn
• East Moriches-based The United Coaching Associates publishes with
  by Adina Genn
• LI-based Comverse exec. says Financial Accounting Standards Board
  by David Reich-Hale
• Barry and Florence Friedberg JCC in Oceanside names new president
  by Wendy Friedman
• Various Long Island, Manhattan firms merge
  by Claude Solnik
• Why precious metals appeal to the masses
  by Greg LaRose
• Cablevision Systems bulks up on subscription games
  by Ken Schachter
• Commentary: Is your mindset clear on the kind of growth you need?
  by Vikram Rajan
• Long Island educational facilities announce staffing changes: Nov. 5,
  by Wendy Friedman
• NY State atty. general calls on not-for-profits to register
  by Claude Solnik
• LI-based Chernoff Diamond & Co. appoints two new employees
  by Wendy Friedman
• Stony Brook Univ. to take over Southampton program
  by LIBN Staff
• IRS revises offer in compromise application
  by David Reich-Hale
• Nassau Community College: 'Where success starts and continues'
  by Ken Cerini
• IRS appoints field director of accounts management in Brookhaven
  by Wendy Friedman
• Women still bump heads against the glass ceiling
  by Wendy Friedman
• LI-based Symbol Technologies' bottom line benefits from settling
  by LIBN Staff
• Commentary: Presidential campaign of 2004 lasted too long
  by John Kiernan
• NYC street ranks at top for rent
  by Nick Anastasi
• Hauppauge-based IVCi sets sights on Inc. 500 Hall of Fame
  by Adina Genn
• Digital records bring CPAs into new era
  by Claude Solnik
• Brookhaven Town planners to consider scaled-back mixed-use
  by Nick Anastasi
• Canine Companions raises $60K at Farmingdale State Univ. campus
  by Wendy Friedman
• Two former executives of LI-based Computer Associates fined
  by LIBN Staff
• Hearing aids go wireless with Bluetooth
  by Ken Schachter
• Free financial seminar in offered at Claremont Hotel in Roslyn
  by Wendy Friedman
• Garden City law firm, Quadrino & Schwartz, adds to staff
  by Wendy Friedman
• Cool summer spells not-so-hot beer, AC sales on Long Island
  by David Reich-Hale
• Marcum & Kliegman expands Manhattan, Long Island operations
  by LIBN Staff
• Commentary: Drug costs, lack of high-paying jobs loom large
  by Martin Cantor
• NY State Supreme Court overturns Long Beach landlords' $6M award
  by Nick Anastasi
• Nassau County parent assn. holding Chanukah gift boutique
  by Wendy Friedman
• Virginia A. O'Dwyer Real Estate in Stony Brook appoints sales
  by Wendy Friedman
• Jobco Inc. to sell Long Island real estate portfolio to Westchester-
  by Nick Anastasi
• Many of LI's successful ventures are family businesses
  by Ken Schachter
• NY State comptroller to audit Miller Place schools
  by LIBN Staff
• East Meadow-based accounting firm adds new partner
  by David Reich-Hale
• Unhappy in the working for public company, Apple specialists return
  by Adina Genn
• Suffolk County National Bank names new VP, branch manager
  by Wendy Friedman
• LI's top 50 private firms report mix of optimism and caution
  by Carl Corry
• Long Island-based Computer Associates acquiring Netegrity Inc.
  by Ken Schachter
• Long Island Coalition for Fair Broadcasting changes name
  by LIBN Staff
• Customers give Verizon, T-Mobile top marks
  by Ken Schachter
• Child Abuse Prevention Services of Roslyn seeks volunteers
  by Wendy Friedman
• Long Island media companies announce staffing changes: Nov. 5, 2004
  by Wendy Friedman
• Suit: SBA slow to push deals for women
  by Adina Genn
• LI-based Banfi Vintners' Gold Coast crop sustains too much damage
  by Claude Solnik
• Commentary: LI's private companies have positive outlook on economy
  by LIBN Staff
• Real estate exec. LI must compete regionally for future growth
  by Nick Anastasi
• SUNY Old Westbury receives $345,000 grant
  by Wendy Friedman
• Long Island nonprofit organizations announce staffing changes: Nov.
  by Wendy Friedman
• Long Island seafood importers oppose planned shrimp tariff
  by Ken Schachter