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Editor Charles Crumpley has started reading highlights of the coming week's Los Angeles Business Journal. In the issue dated April 24 are stories on, among other things, William Morris making plans to build a new headquarters building in Beverly Hills, reform of the enterprise zone tax credit and the creators of “Hell Boy” and “Sin City." There's also an inside piece on the Army's moves to auction for development the Brentwood intersection at the southeast corner of Wilshire and Federal Avenue that is already the scene of one of the worst afternoon traffic bottlenecks in the city.
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