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Articles in Mar 14, 2005 issue of New Orleans CityBusiness

• Capital One Financial Corp.'s intention to acquire Hibernia
  by Greg LaRose
• Commentary: Sunshine laws are needed now more than ever for
  by Terry O'Connor
• CEO of Energy Partners Ltd. settles lawsuit over JRL Enterprises
  by Greg LaRose
• Commentary: Publisher's Notes: Capital One bank powerhouse presents
  by Mark Singletary
• Employees face job losses following New Orleans-based Bywater
  by Staff
• Interview with director of aviation at Louis Armstrong New Orleans
  by Chris Price
• CEO of Pan-American Life wants to expand into all Latin American
  by Greg LaRose
• La. Shrimpers Assn. seeks federal assistance rule change to allow
  by Staff
• Commentary: Editor's Notes: La.'s ailing state health care system
  by Terry O'Connor
• Diabetic amputations common problem among the homeless in Louisiana
  by Richard A. Webster
• Atlanta-based Cox Communications may sell four cable operations to
  by Staff
• New Orleans Home & Garden Show in the Superdome attracts affluent
  by Deon Roberts
• Cellular Telephone and Internet Assn. Wireless 2005 convention
  by Richard Slawsky
• Mortgage rates in New Orleans continue to rise
  by Staff
• $12M E-Z Park project opens in New Orleans
  by Staff
• Movie magazine ranks New Orleans fourth for independent filming
  by Staff
• Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport continues
  by Staff
• Energy Partners Ltd. increase ownership in South Timbalier 26 field
  by Staff
• Chicago-based Crais Management Group to open office in Madisonville,
  by Staff
• College students spend spring break in New Orleans volunteering in
  by Staff
• Report: U.S. productivity now vulnerable to EU nations
  by Chris Price
• Four oil companies bid for refining network of Houston-based Citgo
  by Staff
• Federal judge rules La. laws requiring florists to pass licensing
  by Staff
• Sponsors still loyal to New Orleans teams in the wake of weak
  by Chris Price
• Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics reports unemployment up despite
  by Staff
• La. Comm. of Higher Ed wants colleges to be able to increase tuition
  by Staff
• Xavier University student team among five finalists in entrepreneur
  by Staff
• Royalty relief for oil and gas industry in jeopardy as debate begins
  by Richard Slawsky
• New Orleans Regional Business Park board considers charter school
  by Staff
• Marvalene Hughes is first woman president of New Orleans Dillard
  by Staff
• Usenet file sharing thrives despite AOL dropping access to it
  by Richard Slawsky
• La. sport fishermen call for Shell Oil boycott to protest proposed
  by Staff
• New Orleans Fair Grounds Race Course increases purses 12% for final
  by Staff
• Downtown New Orleans' lower-tier office building space vanishes
  by Deon Roberts