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Articles in Jun 15, 2009 issue of New Orleans CityBusiness

• N.O.'s Lincoln Beach work to start no sooner than 2011
  by Reports
• Commentary: Royal Palm might mark West Bank turnaround
  by Tom Fitzmorris
• SDT expands to Baton Rouge with $750,000 LSU contract
• Louisiana-based McMoRan Exploration to sell shares of stock
  by Reports
• Smoothie King lands at New Orleans airport
  by Reports
• Cox CEO doesn't expect customer surge from digital transition
  by Stephen Maloney
• Slumping housing sales fail to deter Covington-based Pool Corp.
  by Stephen Maloney
• Guaranty Savings Bank rides retail strategy to 1Q earnings surge
  by Stephen Maloney
• New Orleans riverfront redevelopment work to start in August
  by Reports
• Tax credits key to the N.O.'s first Hollywood-level studio
  by Greg LaRose
• Claiborne Avenue in New Orleans set for $1.6M makeover
  by Reports
• Main Street ideas reach St. Claude Avenue in New Orleans
  by Emilie Bahr
• Commentary: Politics dilute New Orleans master plan
• Commentary: Port consolidation runs aground in Plaquemines Parish
  by Greg LaRose
• Commentary: Fielkow passes on congressional races in favor of city
  by Jeff Crouere
• Baton Rouge tops N.O. in construction
  by Reports
• N.O. Center for Creative Arts adds $2.3M wing devoted to training in
  by Stephen Maloney
• Louisiana running in middle of pack for green jobs
  by Reports
• Regions Financial becomes acquisition target after failing stress
  by Chris Gautreau
• Textron's Slidell plant stays busy, but income still drops
  by Chris Gautreau
• Income dip fails to dampen Albemarle Corp.'s return to Louisiana
  by Chris Gautreau
• Earnings decline for Louisiana-based Stewart Enterprises but
  by Richard A Webster
• New Orleans-based McMoRan Exploration sees bright Gulf future
  by Emilie Bahr
• Entergy's Louisiana subsidiaries seeking cushion for storm damage
  by Emilie Bahr
• Commentary: City of New Orleans finally sets sail for economic
  by Mark Singletary
• Fair Grounds in New Orleans sets the pace for Churchill Downs in '08
  by Christian Moises
• Louisiana-based Tidewater will expand fleet with competitors facing
  by Stephen Maloney
• Recession clouds Marriott while New Orleans shines
  by Richard A Webster
• IRS delays putting N.O. economic development on hold
  by Greg LaRose
• June 15-21
• Commentary: Economic turmoil creates wild ride for shareholders
• Lockheed Martin's Michoud site transitions to Jacobs management
  by Emilie Bahr