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Articles in May 8, 2009 issue of Colorado Springs Business Journal

• Exporting: 2009 might be good time to diversify away from dependency
  by Rebecca Tonn
• Businesses that cater to baby boomers doing well, despite economy
  by John Hazlehurst
• Not much these days for lawyers to love; Colorado Bar Assn. offering
  by Amy Gillentine
• Options abound for companies seeking financing for exports
  by Rebecca Tonn
• Fort Carson's growth helps buffer Colorado Springs economy
  by Becky Hurley
• Commentary: No early line on who'll win The Independent vs. The
  by John Hazlehurst
• Q&A with Jack Kerr, market president of First Commercial Bank
• Colorado Springs Retail Briefs: May 8, 2009
  by Scott Prater
• Colorado Springs Medical Briefs: May 8, 2009
  by Amy Gillentine
• Colorado Springs Real Estate Briefs: May 8, 2009
  by Becky Hurley
• Advertisers shift focus away from 18-34 demographic
  by John Hazlehurst
• Colorado Springs Business Journal City Bits: May 8, 2009
• Commentary: Some things from the '70s are worth remembering: Getting
  by Mike Boyd
• Commentary: Glenn's decision spotlights one of Colorado Springs City
• Commentary: Sailing the Springs could happen soon
  by Lon Matejczyk
• Trends in national economy and Colorado Springs area
  by Rebecca Tonn
• Commercial real estate lending tighter
  by Becky Hurley
• Stress tests don't uncover doomsday results
  by Rebecca Tonn
• Wholesale inventories fall for a seventh month
  by Scott Prater
• USOC withdrawing from deal with Colorado Springs, LandCo
  by John Hazlehurst
• Commentary: Come clean, Mr. Mayor
  by John Hazlehurst