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Articles in Jun 17, 2005 issue of Long Island Business News

• Comparative cost study advises against starting plastics factory on
  by Ken Schachter
• John Malone, chief executive of Liberty Media, resigns from
  by LIBN Staff
• Holtsville-based Symbol Technologies' RFID reader gets Microsoft
  by Ken Schachter
• LI hospital study shows good results for prostate cancer treatment
  by Claude Solnik
• LI healthcare facilities announce staffing changes: June 17, 2005
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Tennis pro aims to groom budding stars on Long Island
  by Adina Genn
• Commerce Bank's CEO has sights set on Washington
  by Claude Solnik
• Nassau County Executive wants to hire advisor to fix museum finances
  by Heather Fletcher
• Florida-born David's Bridal joins tenant roster at Long Island's The
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Manhattan-based Signature Bank hires Thomas Bogue from Citigroup
  by David Reich-Hale
• Ventre wraps up a pair of commercial real estate deals
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• LI accounting firms announce staffing changes: June 17, 2005
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Holtsville-based Symbol Technologies names new division chief
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Cold Stone Creamery gives a piece to charity
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Audit finds NY Racing Association broke laws and violated procedures
  by Claude Solnik
• Survey: wealthy Americans concerned for their kids, terrorism
  by David Reich-Hale
• Uniondale law firm Ruskin Moscou Faltischek's ads hit the street
  by Heather Fletcher
• LI bank wins award for a healthy workplace
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• LI business advisor Gloria Glowacki wins professional award for the
  by Adina Genn
• Survey: 'Hidden' fees for overdrafts hit at least $10B
  by Claude Solnik
• New York State Public Service Commission approves Verizon fiber
  by LIBN Staff
• Biotech, defense execs salute NY state's new tax incentives
  by Ken Schachter
• Supreme Court taking its time to make an eminent decision on
  by Heather Fletcher
• Truscott named executive of Peconic Community Council
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Wanted: Bloggers to comment on business blog center
  by Adina Genn
• Bank overdraft fees disproportionate
  by Claude Solnik
• Long island companies see audit fees leap in wake of Sarbanes-Oxley
  by Ken Schachter
• Federal judge rules law firm must pay damages to attorneys if EEOC
  by LIBN Staff
• Commentary: In Pally, the MTA gets a true professional
  by John Kiernan
• Simone Development Companies leases LI property
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• LI lawyer now CEO at Internet auction house
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Hagan named as general counsel for LI real estate firm
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Nassau County Museum of Art to run private garden tour
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Plastic power play: Debit cards gaining ground
  by Claude Solnik
• Craig DiPrima to take over caseload of Frank Gargano while he seeks
  by Heather Fletcher
• Stony Brook's 10th film festival on tap
  by David Reich-Hale
• Commentary: New commission may cure broken system
  by Jerry Kremer
• LI Commercial Real Estate Roundup: June 17, 2005
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Melville-based engineering firm earns awards
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Sun-starved car buyers regroup in ragtop convertibles
  by Nick Anastasi
• Bank consolidation has hit Long Island
  by Claude Solnik
• Interview with architect in charge of transforming Islanders' home
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• Defense contractor Aeroflex Inc. cuts 30 jobs
  by LIBN Staff
• Ex-Dolphins kicker joins Melville-based Fonar MRI sales team
  by Ken Schachter
• Farmingdale-based Enzo Biochem Inc. obtains eye drug
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island Legal Briefs: June 17, 2005
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Educating the public about suicide
  by Ken Cerini
• New York Community Bank goes commercial
  by Claude Solnik
• Appliance chain PC Richard & Son to increase warehouse space in
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• N.J.-based FFG Industries to acquire Long Island's Technology
  by LIBN Staff
• Commentary: Your opposition doesn't fly, David
  by LIBN Staff
• Bactolac Pharmaceutical Inc. to expand, plans new building in
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• After hitting ground zero, Rockville-based consulting firm rises
  by Adina Genn
• Freeport-based Community Development names new manager
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Butterfly House at Suffolk County Farm re-opens
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Flushing Financial plants flag in Nassau
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island initiatives started by departing Northrop Grumman exec
  by Ken Schachter
• Symbol Technologies names new chief ethics officer
  by LIBN Staff
• Lowe's opens fourth Long Island home store in Bay Shore
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• State-sponsored grant culminated in thirteen licensed practical
  by Claude Solnik
• LI lighting company names new CFO
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• CAPS' Golf Outing has great prize
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Some Washington Mutual branches to get mini revamps
  by Claude Solnik
• Investment broker launches business index, includes top 40 companies
  by David Reich-Hale
• NY governor's Commission on Health Care Facilities to identify
  by Claude Solnik
• NBTY makes deal to acquire Solgar Vitamin and Herb from Wyeth, stock
  by LIBN Staff
• Coram Plaza on Middle Country Road bought by Inland Real Estate
  by Dawn Wotapka Hardesty
• FDA approves Amityville-based Hi-Tech Pharmacal's herpes drug
  by Claude Solnik
• LI manufacturing firms announce staffing changes: June 17, 2005
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Artspace Projects subject of Riverhead Community Development
  by Henry E. Powderly II
• Misconceptions may fuel minority lag in home ownership
  by Claude Solnik
• Rising rates, gas prices, don't dampen small firms' plans for growth
  by Adina Genn