San Diego Business Journal

from June 24, 1985
Last Document: March 26, 2012

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State energy re-regulation plan stumbles: governor shopping idea to create energy reserve by 2006.

Tuning Up For Tourists - Julian Bluegrass Festival

A backcountry comeback: Julian's annual apple days taking a bite out of last year's firestorms.

Analysts say bankruptcy no option for city.

Spy eyeing chance for public offering.

Finance

California's budget gets lift from tax income: Wall Street boosts state's bond rating after seeing economic recovery.

Workplace - San Diego

Report: women owning more S.D. firms than ever: 50 percent of area companies owned by or with females.

Biotech

Failed skin cancer tests prompts maxim stock drop: shareholders file class action suit.

Tourism - Del Mar Thoroughbred Club - Brief Article

Del Mar posts another successful summer run: aircraft carrier museum names new directors.

Tourism - San Diego Aircraft Carrier Museum - Brief Article

Midway has new crew.

Law

Women accepting bigger roles at law firms: Kimberly Greer is the latest to join small sorority of managers.

Law - Brief Article

On board.

Law - Wingert Grebing Brubaker & Goodwin - Brief Article

The name game: Wingert Grebing Brubaker & Ryan.

Retail - Brief Article

No butts about it: tobacco fee inflames local retailers: rite aid working to curb cigarette sales to minors.

Retail - Brief Article

Tobacco agreement.

Tourism

Cruise ships face stiffer anti-pollution policies: San Diego on track to see 200 ships dock locally in 2004.

Workplace

Crisis passes, but unemployment fund issues linger: benefit increase is set for Jan. 1.

Business in the North County

Without transit funding, commuters are sitting ducks.

Technology

Software maker targets troubled kids: with $700,000 in seed money, company hopes to find its niche in education.

Biotech - Brief Article

Isis licenses cancer drug candidate.

Biotech - Brief Article

Diversa Corp.'s efforts lead to $300,000 milestone payment.