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Tribune, whose flagship is The Chicago Tribune, bought the Times Mirror Company in 2000, acquiring its crown jewel, The Los Angeles Times, one of the nation's largest newspapers and long regarded as one of the best.

And on State Route 27, a surfboard standing upright on the sidewalk announces the location of Screaming Mimi's, a vintage clothing shop whose flagship is on Lafayette Street in NoHo and which is in its third season here.

"Lately there's been this real activity on the Lower East Side of great little restaurants, a great food scene, a really great bar scene," said Stephen Brandman, a co-owner of Thompson Hotels, a chain whose flagship is 60 Thompson in SoHo.

India-born, Middle East construction tycoon Ravi Pillai controls the $3.5 billion RP Group whose flagship is Nasser Al-Hajri Corp., a construction heavyweight in Saudi Arabia.

(Harold had helped his brother Alfred, Lord Northcliffe, establish the press empire whose flagship was the Daily Mail).

It's also a note of optimism for Delmonico's, whose flagship was badly flooded last week but will reopen Friday.

Its reach expanded alongside that of a rival family company, the Packer family's Australian Consolidated Press, whose flagship was the Daily Telegraph until it was bought by media mogul Rupert Murdoch in 1972.

It's made its first acquisition — Zopim, a Singapore-based startup whose flagship product is live chat software that is used by some 120,000 websites in 140 countries.

The island's best-known distillery is probably Laphroaig, whose flagship dram is pungently smoky and startlingly medicinal, with a flavor that is sometimes compared to TCP, a European antiseptic.

The other is Whole Foods, which was born here and whose flagship store is so big that one longs for a global positioning device just to buy some (organic) milk.

With vintage sweaters hanging from the ceiling and art books lining the walls, this is the nerve center of the Brooklyn Circus, whose flagship store is just a few dozen steps away, and which is a key collaborative partner for Street Etiquette, which began as a basic beautiful-things blog in 2008 but is now one of the foremost online repositories of black style.