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   • 'The time is now': Asian community leaders eye new SD City Council seat
   • 6 workers for every open job feds say
   • A positive outlook for San Diego's economy
   • Ahoy Sailor: Recession Softened in SD County Thanks to Military's Expansion in Region
   • Analysis: Strong Mayor Vote a Sanders Endorsement
   • Aside from energy costs prices see little change
   • At a Private Xconomy Dinner Luminaries Debate the Future of Innovation in San Diego
   • Bid to shift Pentagon spending
   • Big Gains Seen in New Start-Up Companies in San Diego
   • BRE Commercial Set to Unfurl New Flag
   • BUSINESS: Potential federal government shutdown rattles local boardrooms
   • Businesses not dying in spite of living wage
   • California Sales Tax to Go Up Wednesday
   • Californians choose lifestyle over job rate
   • CCDC Begins Process To Extend Its Future
   • Challenges Abound as Economic Concerns Linger
   • Changing faces in San Diego
   • City should cut paperwork for small businesses DeMaio says
   • Company Formation Venture Capital Remain Concerns in Data for San Diego's Innovation Economy
   • Compared with Orange and L.A. San Diego Underspends on Firefighting
   • Consumer Inaction Still Affecting Retail Space Scene
   • Convention Center Expansion Plan Tallies Up $698M Annual Impact
   • Corky McMillin Cos. Takes Lead With Reborn $4B Project
   • Cost Of Living Keeps San Diego Salaries Above Average
   • Could SeaWorld Be Put Up For Sale?
   • Countdown to state budget deadline
   • County Adopts Plan to Consolidate Fire Agencies
   • County fire agencies spend less per resident than SoCal counterparts
   • County home prices down as in most metro markets
   • County jobless rate slipped to 10.6% last month
   • County lags in fire funding compared to LA OC report says
   • County leads region in home-price gains
   • County's economic indicators rise again
   • County's economy sees smaller gains
   • County state unemployment rates up
   • Critics say U-T poll was flawed
   • Cunningham Says Local Economic Recovery Losing Momentum
   • Cuts In Department of Defense Spending Could Hit San Diego's Economy
   • Defense spending increasing boosting San Diego economy
   • Defense Fire Reconstruction Propel San Diego Economy
   • DeMaio proposed action plan to help small business
   • DeMaio: It's Legal Trust Me
   • Despite Economy Legoland To Build Water Park
   • Dip in property-tax defaults delights county's collector
   • Dueling Job Data Revisited
   • EconoMeter: Cut the deficit now -- or not so fast -- economists say
   • EconoMeter: Do we need a moratorium on foreclosures?
   • EconoMeter: Does the GOP have good economic fix?
   • EconoMeter: Is GOP economic plan better than Obama's?
   • EconoMeter: Is there any good economic news?
   • Econometer: No 'double-dip' ahead for San Diego economists say
   • EconoMeter: Panelists split on federal aid to state localities
   • Econometer: Rate the gubernatorial candidates' economic plans
   • EconoMeter: Should Congress extend all Bush tax cuts?
   • EconoMeter: Should Congress extend unemployment benefits?
   • EconoMeter: Should mortgage interest deduction be eliminated?
   • EconoMeter: Should public pensions be changed?
   • EconoMeter: Should we be worried about deflation?
   • EconoMeter: What's ahead for 2011?
   • EconoMeter: Where are home prices headed?
   • EconoMeter: Will latest economic stimulus help?
   • Economic Impact of Golf Industry in San Diego
   • Economic outlook a bit brighter
   • Economist: Yes you were poorer in San Diego last year
   • ECONOMY: Federal pay freeze will sting in San Diego County report says
   • ECONOMY: Golf is big business
   • Employment data lesson: Get a good education
   • Entrepreneurs create their own jobs
   • Evacuation holdouts defy danger to protect homes
   • Fact Check: The Clock Is Ticking
   • Fed bank president Yellen
   • Federal employee wage freeze expected to impact area's economy by $200M annually
   • Federal Pay Freeze Could Clip Almost $200 Million Annually from Local Economy
   • Federal pay freeze will cost San Diego nearly $200M a year
   • Federal payroll increases helping San Diego incomes
   • Federal Reserve tries to boost flagging economy
   • Federal wage freeze could hurt San Diego
   • Fewer in county moving away
   • FIKES: Uneven performance for SD innovation
   • For small businesses times even tougher
   • For Whitburn the Math Didn't Pan Out
   • Foreclosures down 13% in 2010 31% from '08 peak
   • Formation of New Tech Start-Ups in San Diego Down Almost 40%
   • From the Publisher
   • Gas Prices Spike Over $4 a Gallon
   • Gaslamp's tax contributions to city come to $86M
   • Genesee interchange widening delayed
   • Get Used to Unemployment
   • Golf Beats Aerospace in Local Economic Impact
   • Golf industry boots San Diego's economy
   • Golf Industry Generates Billions For S.D. Economy
   • Golf industry hopes for return to pre-recession glory days
   • Golf Industry Impact
   • Government job cuts ravage California
   • Half SD Households Can Afford Homes
   • Health or wealth?
   • Here We Go Again ...
   • Hidden economy a hidden danger
   • High-speed rail offers many benefits
   • Higher expectations for 2010
   • Hiring outlook brightest since '07
   • Home Prices Rise So Does Unemployment
   • Home sales down prices up in county
   • Housing picture not all gloomy
   • Housing prices in county rise but sales down
   • Housing Turnaround? Retailers Hope So
   • HOUSING: San Diego County prices fall for second month
   • How Budget Cuts Haven't Impacted Police
   • If Business Blinks On Prop. D
   • Imagining life on the other side of recession
   • Industry and Residents Can Coexist in Barrio Logan
   • INNOVATION: MiraCosta to host student innovator finals Thursday
   • INNOVATION: Venture funding higher than expected
   • Is Comic-Con really worth the hype?
   • Is the economy turning Japanese?
   • Jobless rate in county hit 11% in January
   • Kelly Cunningham on the stimulus and San Diego's economy
   • La Jolla called most expensive housing market in U.S. again
   • Landscape shifted for small businesses in U.S.
   • Latino Unemployment Reaches Record Levels
   • LEISURE: Golf courses on sale amid rough conditions
   • Lights Camera Marketing Action Make This Movie
   • Local Economy Could Take Hit from Government Shutdown
   • Local employment situation predicted to gradually improve in 2011
   • Local GM dealers await changes.
   • Local golf courses get big boost from US Open
   • Luring more meetings to San Diego is focus of new campaign
   • MANUFACTURING: Employment Declines But Clean Energy Creates Jobs
   • Massive Budget Deficit In San Diego Presents Opportunity
   • Mayor's Message: It's the Recession's Fault
   • Mayor: Schoobrary Price Tag Slightly Lower Than 2005
   • Mayoral hopeful DeMaio sees base closure coming
   • Median home price up in June
   • Military and Other Federal Payrolls Bolstered San Diego Income
   • Military buildup booming
   • Military saves the day for San Diego's GDP
   • Military work locally jumped 22 percent in 2008
   • Military's bootprint in region is a big one
   • MILITARY: Pentagon plans to rein in spending
   • Millions in Tax Credits Going Uncollected
   • Money in the Morning June 15 2009
   • More than 300 tech start-ups create 1070 jobs in region
   • Morning Report: The Great Pension Rivalry of 2011
   • NASSCO lays off nearly 300 employees
   • New Home Construction Appears To Be in a Modest Rebound
   • New report takes pulse of San Diego's tech sector
   • New Stadium May Be Beyond CCDC's Budget
   • Next on the Chopping Block: Public Safety
   • No change in median home price
   • No Place for Sissies
   • NUSIPR Smoking Poll Cited in Recent Op-Ed
   • OC Outspends San Diego County for Firefighting
   • Officials say region much better prepared to stop wildfires
   • Officials say region much better prepared to stop wildfires
   • On the local economy's score card golf's a winner
   • Opting to stay in college because of economy
   • Owners' Arrogance Sinking Football
   • Panelists attendees divided on redevelopment at community forum
   • Pension Woes: Not Just San Diego
   • Pentagon Payrolls Fuel Nation's Fattest Income Growth
   • Pentagon Spending Shelters Regional Economy From Recession
   • Pentagon Spent $14.7B Locally in 2007
   • Point Loma Nazarene sharpens economic team
   • Political Analysis: County Address
   • POLITICS: Hunter: Maintaining defense spending top priority
   • Preparing for the worst
   • President Obama's propsed tax cuts
   • Previewing the Redevelopment Discussion
   • Price Increases Rapidly In Spite Of Increasing Number of Foreclosures in San Diego
   • Project labor agreements
   • Prop D Could Create New Predominately Asian District
   • Qualcomm Seeks Spark for Brew MP & More San Diego BizTech News
   • Rally seeks help for homeowners
   • Rare unity on overhaul of Pentagon contracting
   • Red flag rai$ed about fire funding
   • Reform Adds Up to Less Revenue for Health Care Groups
   • Region's Ability to Get Defensive Gives Economy Shot in the Arm
   • REGION: Water shortage triggers search for new sources
   • Remember the Economy of September 2006?
   • Report indicates golf industry big contributor to county economy
   • Report indicates golf industry big contributor to county economy
   • Report: Home Prices Set to Rise Over Next 12 Months
   • Report: Slower recovery in state
   • Republicans reclaim registration lead
   • Retail sales are rising in San Diego but not to pre-recession levels
   • S.D. County home prices inch higher
   • S.D. County jobless rate declines
   • S.D. County jobless rate holds steady
   • S.D. County's population tops 3.2 million
   • S.D. home prices up 12.4% in May
   • S.D. military payroll tops in the nation
   • S.D.-area trade is topped by many other metro areas
   • Sale of fairgrounds
   • Sales Activity Data Shows Extent of Consumer Caution
   • San Diego leads nation in rising home prices
   • San Diego approves expansion of Horton Plaza park
   • San Diego Benefits From Navy's Pacific Fleet Buildup
   • San Diego economic recovery could stay stagnant for years
   • San Diego Economy Earns More Through Earned Income Tax Credits Than From Comic-Con
   • San Diego Economy Still Staggering
   • San Diego firefighters prepared for season despite lack of funds
   • San Diego found state's cheapest area for business
   • San Diego Gets Deflation Whiff
   • San Diego Job Creation Outlook
   • San Diego Leads Nation In Military Expenditures
   • San Diego Metropolitan Magazine: SeaWorld Sold
   • San Diego News Network April 6 Feature
   • San Diego News Network's Pocket Change Series
   • San Diego ranks 2nd in Case-Shiller July housing index
   • San Diego real estate news
   • San Diego Report on Innovation Economy Still Shows Mixed Picture of Economic Recovery
   • San Diego Scene 10.09
   • San Diego self-starters
   • San Diego Tech Jobs are Growing
   • San Diego to see strongest growth in 5 years
   • San Diego voters move towards a Republican stance
   • San Diego's average income rises 3.7%
   • San Diego's Fire Resources Not Catching Up
   • San Diego's Golf Economy
   • San Diego's manufacturing industry continues recovery
   • San Diego's venture capital investments nearly doubled in Q2
   • San Francisco Fed chief takes stock of economy
   • Schools Parks and Safety Services Pay for the Chargers
   • SD Economy May Suffer With Federal Wage Freeze
   • SDBJ Insider Column
   • SeaWorld may get new ownership
   • SeaWorld ready to dive into new era
   • SeaWorld To Eliminate 350 Jobs Including 80 In San Diego
   • SeaWorld Other Anheuser-Busch Theme Parks Sold
   • Shaking Up Estimates for Downtown Redevelopment
   • Shopping malls show signs of life
   • Signs Point to Recovery and Recovery Means New Jobs
   • Slow Economic Growth Ahead Forecaster Says
   • Slow Recovery Predicted for San Diego County
   • Snail Pace
   • Some signs local slump near bottom
   • Speech of a lunchtime
   • State budget increases financing possibilities for Chargers stadium
   • State jobless rate fell 0.2 percent in April
   • State's jobless rate stuck near record
   • State regional rankings for job growth decline
   • Strong mayor antes up
   • Study looks at golf economy
   • Study: Freezing federal pay will affect local economy
   • Study: Military Income Helping Local Economy
   • STUDY: San Diego Spends Less For Fire Protection
   • Tax credit brings 315 million dollars to San Diego County
   • Taxable sales plummet in state
   • Technology sector is in a hiring mood
   • The Battle for Clairemont Mesa
   • The County Line: San Diego's major economic forces
   • The effect of golf on local economy
   • The Good News and the Bad
   • The Hispanic and Black Communities the 21st Century and Immigration
   • The Lab Rats at the Bottom of Biotech's Food Chain
   • The Manpower Workforce Report
   • The Two Big Ones
   • Three-Year SD Consumer Spending Drop Worst Since Great Depression
   • Trends in Defense Spending Boost San Diego
   • Trip Report: Corruption Awareness Prevention and Prosecution Krasnodar krai
   • Unemployed facing new kind of job hunt
   • Unemployment in California hits post-World War II high
   • Unemployment reaches 26 year high
   • Unemployment Rose to 10.5 Percent in June
   • Up But Not Way Up
   • Updated Report Criticizes Fire Spending
   • Upside-down owners play waiting game
   • US Open: $142 Million Golf Blockbuster
   • Water's Monopoly Game — Public? Private?
   • What Are Our Choices on the Chargers?
   • With Signs of Life
   • Wonks Unite: Redevelopment Wow!
   • Your stimulus at work (or not)
4. Econometer: No 'double-dip' ahead for San Diego, economists say