San Diego Business Journal

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San Diego Business Journal, June 08, 2009

TRANSPORTATION

Do-it-yourselfers driving parts sales: garages still waiting for business to pick up.

REAL ESTATE

Drought prompts rising tide of interest in water savings: efficient irrigation devices, sprinklers in big demand.

CONSTRUCTION

Airport authority board sidesteps union pact: organized labor loses out in $887 million contracts.

SDBJ INSIDER

El Cajon gets new archway signage.

SDBJ INSIDER

LNI Custom Manufacturing.

SDBJ INSIDER

Speaking of East County.

SDBJ INSIDER

Meanwhile, McClellan-Palomar Airport in Carlsbad celebrates its 50th anniversary June 27.

SDBJ INSIDER

Filmmaker Thomas Campbell makes a final stop in Cardiff-by-the-Sea to narrate his newest surfing flick, 'The Present,' on June 13.

SDBJ INSIDER

Keep City Hall from cleaning up on your dime.

SDBJ INSIDER

Former SignOnSanDiego.com top guy Chris Jennewein joins San Diego News Network, or sdnn.com, as president in a surprise announcement June 3.

SDBJ INSIDER

ormer Vermont governor and failed Democratic Party candidate for president in the 2004 elections Howard Dean appeared before a small group of guests and clients in the downtown offices of law firm McKenna Long & Aldridge, and spoke at length about a number of big-picture political issues on the agenda, including a national health care plan and immigration reform.

HEALTH CARE

Tri-City District sues Scripps: doctors accused of redirecting patients.

BANKING

Proposed deal could solve Temecula Valley's woes: arrangement would deliver $210 million in capital, create 'Bad Bank'.

Office market suffers most in commercial sales slump.

Amylin shareholders unseat two directors.

Copley Press disposes of real estate holdings.

SAIC's earnings beat out analyst expectations.

Qualcomm's Snapdragon device debuts in Taiwan.

TorreyPines Therapeutics votes to liquidate.

Employment bright spot: educator needs 100 workers.

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