Austin American-Statesman (Austin, TX) articles from October 2003

Austin American-Statesman (Austin, TX) archives from October 2003

University of Texas to Tout HIV-Testing Technology That's Ready for Market.
October 2, 2003

Austin, Texas, Hotel Faces Accusation of Sexual Harassment.
October 3, 2003

Survey: Family Health Care Is Costly for Workers in Austin, Texas.
October 4, 2003

Houses on Small Plots in Texas Lure Baby Boomers Weary of Lawn Care.
October 4, 2003

Texans Need to Do Homework before Taking Out Credit Line on Home.
October 5, 2003

Dell Forges Ahead with Linux Cluster at University of Texas Supercomputing Lab.
October 6, 2003

Encore Medical Corp. Gets Approval for Spinal Device.
October 7, 2003

Motorola's Employees Ponder Murky Future.
October 7, 2003

Motorola to Spin Off Embattled Austin, Texas, Chip Unit.
October 7, 2003

Texas Governor Pitches State to New York Businesses.
October 7, 2003

San Marcos, Texas, Telecommunications Firm Gains Extra $45 Million in Funding.
October 7, 2003

Motorola Spinoff's Future Lies in Details.
October 8, 2003

Austin, Texas, Digital-Amplifier Startup Gets $15.5 Million in Venture Capital.
October 8, 2003

New $20 Bill to Arrive in Austin, Texas, Today.
October 10, 2003

Motorola Sales Rise 4.5 Percent in Third Quarter.
October 14, 2003... Byline: Kirk Ladendorf Oct. 14--Motorola Inc. felt good enough about its third-quarter earnings to release them Monday, a day earlier than scheduled. The results, which included a 4.5 percent gain in sales compared with a year earlier,...

Texas Discount Real-Estate Brokers May Face Changes.
October 14, 2003... Byline: R. Michelle Breyer Oct. 14--When Dan Washburn hired Texas Discount Realty to sell his Waxahachie house in June, all he needed was someone to list his house on the Multiple Listing Service and on Realtor.com, an Internet listing...

Texas Teachers Pension Fund Considers New Strategy.
October 14, 2003... Byline: Robert Elder Jr. Oct. 14--The Texas teachers pension fund might soon plow billions of dollars of retirement savings into real estate and hedge funds to make sure it has enough money to pay benefits. The investment staff of the...

Austin, Texas-Area Companies Win Recognition for Ethical Standards.
October 15, 2003... Byline: Shonda Novak Oct. 15--Business ethics need not be an oxymoron, and five Central Texas winners of the second Samaritan Center Ethics in Business awards prove it. Winners were honored in three categories at a dinner Tuesday night...

Motorola to Sell Flat-Panel Televisions.
October 15, 2003... Byline: Kirk Ladendorf Oct. 15--It's been nearly three decades since Motorola Inc. sold off its television manufacturing business, but now the big communications conglomerate wants back in the game. Motorola is partnering with a Hong...

Corporate Raider Hopes for River of Green in Texas Panhandle.
October 15, 2003... Byline: Robert Elder Jr. Oct. 15--Corporate raider Boone Pickens wants to sell his next fortune down the river. Pickens and the Brazos River Authority have agreed to explore the possibility of using the river to transport billions of...

New Dell Hand-Held Computers Fix Flaws, Add Wireless.
October 15, 2003

Nipponkoa Insurance to Help Japanese Firms Create Units in Shanghai, China.
October 16, 2003

Transit Expert: Light-Rail System Is Vital to Development of Austin, Texas.
October 16, 2003

Worldwide PC Sales Surge in Third Quarter; Shipments Rose 15.7 Percent.
October 16, 2003

Chip Maker Advanced Micro Devices Looks ahead, Hopes to Profit in Next Quarter.
October 17, 2003

Austin, Texas, Event Spotlights Hispanic Role Models in Education, Science.
October 17, 2003

Central Texas Unemployment Rate Drops in September amid Slow Job Growth.
October 17, 2003

San Marcos, Texas-Based Grande Communications to Offer Services in Dallas Area.
October 17, 2003

Austin American-Statesman, Texas, Austin Inc. Column.
October 17, 2003

Investors in Texas-Based Capstar Broadcasting Win Little in Fraud Lawsuit.
October 17, 2003

Toyota Breaks Ground in San Antonio.
October 18, 2003

Austin, Texas-Area Spanish Press Spreads Out.
October 19, 2003

Wall Street Awaits Austin, Texas-Based Software Firm's Third-Quarter Results.
October 20, 2003

Sales of Existing Homes Rise 34 Percent in Austin, Texas, Area.
October 21, 2003

Austin, Texas-Based High-Tech Firm Gets $24 Million in Stock Sale.
October 21, 2003

Austin, Texas, Telecommunications-Chip Maker Sees Earnings Soar 76 Percent.
October 21, 2003

Dell Makes Televisions Available Online from October 28.
October 22, 2003

Foreclosures Hit Costlier Austin, Texas-Area Homes.
October 22, 2003

West Texas Water Talks Continue Despite Swell of Opposition.
October 22, 2003

Austin, Texas, Auto Show Features New Models Available for Test Drives.
October 24, 2003

Motorola Will Sell Tianjin, China, Chip Plant to Shanghai Company.
October 24, 2003

Austin, Texas, Internet Software Firm Vignette Corp. Still Waiting for Profit.
October 24, 2003

Builder Visiting Austin, Texas, Outlines Hassle-Free Custom House Experience.
October 27, 2003

Dell Gets Ready to Debut Its Digital Music Lineup.
October 27, 2003

Internet Companies Dial Up New Phone-Service Technology.
October 27, 2003

Co-founder of Austin, Texas, Software Firm Vignette Takes School Reins.
October 27, 2003

Austin, Texas-Area Venture Funding Slips in Third Quarter.
October 28, 2003

Developers Plan to Build Austin, Texas, Apartment Building in Early 2003.
October 29, 2003

Dell's Top Lawyer to Leave in 2004.
October 29, 2003

Community Is Poised to Rise at Site of Former Austin, Texas, Airport.
October 30, 2003

Strong Sales of MP3 Players Help Chip Maker SigmaTel Break into Black.
October 30, 2003

Texas Issues Water-Sale Guidelines.
October 30, 2003

Austin American-Statesman, Texas, Austin Inc. Column.
October 31, 2003

Texas-Based Insurer Financial Industries Announces Investigation, Suspension.
October 31, 2003

Toyota Supplier Picks Central Texas.
October 31, 2003