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HOSPITALITY
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New downtown hotels and a bustling L.A. Live scene are hailed as big convention business boosters.
GAMING
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A deal with creditors will allow owner Frank Stronach to hold on to the reins of Santa Anita Park.
LABOR
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The Port of Long Beach’s use of project labor agreements may maroon nonunion contractors.
COMMERCE
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A contingent of Latino officials from L.A. cities overcame culture clash on a recent trip to China.
APPAREL
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Cookie Johnson, spouse of Lakers legend Magic, is assisting curvy women with a new line of denim jeans.
TOYS
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Mattel hopes dog owners bite on a new toy that turns barks into Twitter tweets.
NON-PROFIT
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A local women’s business group has taken a masculine turn with a new award for Man of the Year.
PAGE 3
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Talk about bad advice.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
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Dan Rosensweig, head of Activision Blizzard Inc.’s high-profile “Guitar Hero” video game unit, unexpectedly quit to become chief executive of Silicon Valley online textbook rental company Chegg.com.
TRANSPORTATION
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A former non-profit has geared up to place bike storage stations at mass transit locations.
LEGAL
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Succession issues and more billing flexibility may have prompted an exodus from Jeffer Mangels in Century City.
LAW
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Well-known L.A. attorney Manny Medrano has teamed up with John Carlton to launch boutique law firm Medrano & Carlton.
PHILANTHROPY
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L.A.’s business community has been donating and raising money to assist Haiti relief efforts.
NON-PROFIT
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Business Journal Publisher Matt Toledo says job creation will be his focus as president of L.A.’s largest chamber of commerce.
TRADE & TRANSPORT
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When Mario Rodriguez became director of Long Beach Airport a year ago, JetBlue Chief Executive Dave Barger had just threatened to pull its operations unless the airport made significant improvements, such as building a parking structure and remodeling of the terminal.
TECHNOLOGY
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Local advertising has become a hot market among Internet companies, and Citysearch is hoping to claim a slice of the business for itself with new service CityGrid.
REGIONAL REPORT
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United Sample, an Encino-based developer of market research software, has changed its name to uSamp.
CALENDAR
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Events of interest to Los Angeles' business community.
INTERNET
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Hollywood-based online communication firm J2 has a line on three new businesses.
GREEN BUSINESS
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West L.A.’s G4 Packaging turned to China for an eco-conscious solution to making food containers.
INTERVIEW
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Jeff Clanagan switched to entertainment production after a knee injury ended his pro sports hopes.
FEATURED NEWSMAKER
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In almost eight years as an executive in charge of facilities with the Los Angeles Unified School District, Joseph “Guy” Mehula oversaw $27 billion in capital improvements to L.A.’s public schools.
NEWSMAKERS
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United Future, a Culver City-based marketing company, has named Marc Johnson director of digital experience strategy.
BANKING & FINANCE
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California United Bank, a small Encino-based institution, did not wait long to seize the opportunities after regulators closed one of its local competitors.
HOME SALES
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A dip in January’s median sales price has raised concerns about the real estate market’s recovery.
REAL ESTATE
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Park Fifth, the long-delayed $1.3 billion mixed-use condo project proposed for downtown Los Angeles, could be changing hands eight months after being listed for sale.
CHIEF DWELLINGS
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Listings and sales of L.A. executive homes.
COMMENT
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Charles Crumpley worries that California’s high-speed rail line will be a costly trip to nowhere.
REGULATION
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Jon Coupal warns that the state’s greenhouse gas law would hinder business without helping anyone.
GOVERNMENT
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Jorge C. Corralejo and Gilbert Vasquez hope Obama keeps his promise to aid small businesses.
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