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Articles in Jan 29, 2007 issue of New Orleans CityBusiness

• Fill 'er up - New Orleans gas prices drop 7 percent
  by Tommy Santora
• Education development crucial to Children's Museum in N.O. recovery
  by Craig Guillot
• Historic factory could provide 54 artist apartments in Bywater
  by N.O. CityBusiness Staff
• N.O. Saints boost limo rentals
  by Jaime Guillet
• Commentary: The Road Home progress missed by most critics
  by Terry O'Connor
• Dillard University in N.O. to partner with oldest Texas university
  by N.O. CityBusiness Staff
• Independent oil stocks slipping
  by Matthew Penix
• Carnival in N.O. predicted to be bigger, better than last year's
  by Richard A. Webster
• Experts predict large crawfish crop for Louisiana
  by From CityBusiness Staff
• Commentary: Quiet Nagin needs to speak up with weekly chats
  by Mark Singletary
• Interview with Richard Gruber, Ogden Museum of Southern Art director
  by Craig Guillot
• Commentary: Powell should mediate funding dispute
  by N.O. CityBusiness Staff
• Cleanup about to be completed for Canal Street in downtown N.O.
  by Fritz Esker
• Caribbean cookery bears striking N.O. Creole imagery
  by Tom Fitzmorris
• N.O. jobless rate drops to 4.4 percent
  by N.O. CityBusiness Staff
• Class-action suits filed against Covington-based Hornbeck Offshore
  by N.O. CityBusiness Staff
• Why Stay? Jonathan Most has so much support from friends and the
  by Richard A. Webster
• Jan. 29 to Feb. 4
  by From CityBusiness Staff Reports
• 6,500 school administrators to meet in New Orleans
  by N.O. CityBusiness Staff
• Verifications blamed for Road Home payout woes
  by Deon Roberts
• Harvey-based Superior Energy Services Inc. purchases Scotland firm
  by Tommy Santora
• Interview with Phyllis Taylor: Chairman, CEO of Taylor Energy Co.
  by Tommy Santora
• Business park boss is Rep. Jefferson's new chief
  by N.O. CityBusiness Staff
• The changing face of New Orleans
  by Jaime Guillet
• Korean housing manufacturer plans 7,000 jobs in N.O.
  by N.O. CityBusiness Staff
• N.O. Public Schools building sales could be worth millions for
  by Stephen Maloney
• Miami firm completes acquisition of Harahan-based PetroCom
  by N.O. CityBusiness Staff