Politics
In this election year, California corporations and their executives will spend millions of dollars to influence the outcome of hundreds of elections--from city councils to the United States Congress.
Oct. 26, 1986
California
A San Diego Police Department report released Wednesday calls for sweeping reform of the police bureaucracy by thinning its top-heavy management and doing away with its paramilitary culture.
May 2, 1991
Betting that he can squeeze big savings out of City Hall without hurting services, Mayor Richard Riordan on Thursday unveiled a $3.9-billion budget that continues his drive to beef up the Los Angeles Police Department, adds some new programs, provides tax relief for businesses and eliminates 1,200 jobs.
April 21, 1995
World & Nation
Most nights, when many corporate executives his age are home relaxing and having a drink, Air Force Col.
Feb. 23, 1992
Business
Ed Petry is to corporate America what the Maytag repairman is to washing machines.
July 8, 2002
Corporations employ about 1,200 Americans full time to give money away to charities.
April 26, 1985
A year’s heated debate over an issue that has divided the county’s biggest developers and could influence the shape of Irvine’s emerging downtown is expected to culminate tonight when the Irvine City Council decides whether to allow companies to develop office parks on land designated for their own corporate use.
Jan. 14, 1986
American Savings Bank owns and leases a lot of office space statewide--about 2.8 million square feet altogether.
Oct. 7, 1992
Compensation: Female executives in the Fortune 500 earn 68% of what male colleagues get, a new study shows.
Nov. 10, 1998
Money & Company
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June 15, 2011