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The Record, Bergen County, NJ, May 14, 2006

Op-Ed; Column

No Sugar Coating for Ex-Drug Rep's Film

It took two existential crises for filmmaker Kathryn Slattery- Moschkau to complete her debut movie "Side Effects," a loosely autobiographical account of her 10 years as a drug company sales representative. The first led her to quit her good-paying job with Johnson & Johnson and start work on a screenplay about her experiences on the front lines of the pharmaceutical industry.

Drink a Toast to the Smoking Ban

I had dinner at the 101 Pub in Bogota last weekend and still smelled good afterward. The place, aptly described as a "friendly neighborhood tavern" in a three-star review in The Record a few years back, has a lot going for it. The food is good, prices are reasonable and the 15 television sets are tuned to just about every sporting event you can image.

Branding the Box ; Colors and Shapes, Not Signs, Establish Retail Identity

A neon orange awning. A bright blue wedge jutting out of a storefront. A red stripe around a building. For retailers, these are the signs of the times. As retail corridors like Routes 4, 17 and 23 grow more crowded, and municipalities clamp down on the number and size of the signs that stores use to draw shoppers, "branding the big box" has become a top concern of retailers and their architects.

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Going Global

The rapid rise of the global economy is reshaping the way New Jersey companies do business, creating new opportunities and challenges. This weekly column explores the growing ties between Garden State businesses and the rest of the world. KSI Capital aids Mexican resort

Breaking the Chocolate Mold ; Sweet Shop Owners Boost Annual Sales

Lucille Skroce liked the chocolates at Matisse Chocolatier so much, she bought the company. Skroce was a medical sales representative in 1994 when she learned that the Englewood shop that was her favorite source for chocolate-covered strawberries and other gourmet gifts for customers and business associates was going out of business.