Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from April 6 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from April 6 2001

Differing Cultural Views of Apology Fuel U.S.-China Standoff.
April 6, 2001

American News, Aberdeen, S.D., Farm and Business Scene Column.
April 6, 2001

Supervalu to Cut 4,500 Jobs As Part of Restructuring.
April 6, 2001

Japanese Health Food Company Plans American Headquarters in Augusta, Ga.
April 6, 2001

Edgewood, N.M., Furniture Maker Builds Reputation for His Crafts.
April 6, 2001

Albuquerque, N.M.-Based Utility Sees Shares Rise More Than 8 Percent.
April 6, 2001

Alton, Ill.-Area Lock To Reopen.
April 6, 2001

Belleville, Ill., Students Read To Raise Money for Development Projects.
April 6, 2001

San Francisco-Based Biotech Firm Celebrates Anniversary.
April 6, 2001

Opponents of University of Missouri Arena Do Little to Dampen Support.
April 6, 2001

Columbia, Mo., Council Approves Mixed-Use Development Plan.
April 6, 2001

Ashland, Mo., Man Denies Links to U.S. Senator.
April 6, 2001

Columbia, Mo., Officials Break Ground on Recreation Center.
April 6, 2001

Columbia, Mo., Mayor Vows Balanced Deposit Task Force.
April 6, 2001

Missouri House Approves Plan for Road Tax.
April 6, 2001

ABC Station in Columbia, Mo., Fills Slot on Evening News.
April 6, 2001

Representative Dissents in Vote on University of Missouri Arena.
April 6, 2001

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Carolinas Column.
April 6, 2001... The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 6--RUDDICK PREDICTS LOSS FOR QUARTER: Ruddick Corp., parent company of Harris Teeter grocery stores and American & Efird Inc. thread manufacturer, warned it would report...

Duke Energy Sees Earnings Growth of 10 Percent to 15 Percent This Year.
April 6, 2001

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
April 6, 2001... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 6--Brackett Co. has started grading for a two-story medical office building on Park Road near Mercy South Hospital in Pineville. Construction...

Charleston, S.C.-Area Dairy Firm to Get New Owner in Dean, Suiza Foods Deal.
April 6, 2001

Trade Index Finds South Carolina's Exports Increased in 2000.
April 6, 2001

Charleston, S.C., Hosts Regional Economic Outlook Conference.
April 6, 2001

Columbia, S.C., Developers Plan an Upscale Multi-Use Project.
April 6, 2001

President Bush Seeks to Secure Release of American Air Crew in China.
April 6, 2001

Dell Computer's Optimism Leads Tech Rally.
April 6, 2001

Wall Street Rebounds Slightly as Battered Stocks Regain Some Ground.
April 6, 2001

Detroit Free Press Doron Levin Column.
April 6, 2001

Wisconsin Transportation Company Merges with Canadian Firm.
April 6, 2001

Wireless Provider Consolidates, Closes Boca Raton, Fla., Office.
April 6, 2001

Broward County, Fla., Convention Addresses Diversity, Disparity.
April 6, 2001

Transportation Research Group Praises the State of Florida Roads.
April 6, 2001... By Michael Turnbell, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 6--On the surface, it's not that hard to see or feel from behind the wheel. In a climate practically free of freezing and thawing, Florida's...

Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas, Business Book Review Column.
April 6, 2001... By Cecil Johnson, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 6--DALLAS AD AGENCY RETHINKS ROLE OF MANAGEMENT TO SIDESTEP STICKY SITUATIONS: "The Peaceable Kingdom" By Stan Richards with David Culp ...

Owner, Manager of New Jersey Airports Debate Contract.
April 6, 2001

CORRECTION: Owner, Manager of Pennsylvania Airports Debate Contract.
April 6, 2001

Pennsylvania Hospital Firm's Timing Pays Off with Initial Public Offering.
April 6, 2001

Verizon's 'Freeze' Practice Riles Phone Competitor in Pennsylvania.
April 6, 2001

Swiss Pharmaceutical Company Reviews Nutley, N.J.-Based Drug Division.
April 6, 2001

New Jersey-Based Real Estate Company Founders Deny Role in Fraud.
April 6, 2001

Houston-Based Energy Company's Broadband Division Pares 250 from Work Force.
April 6, 2001

Sugar Land, Texas-Based Medical Device Manufacturer Sells Assets.
April 6, 2001

Houston-Based Energy Company Plans Two Plants in Nevada.
April 6, 2001

Houston-Based Software Maker Beats Expectations But Cuts Jobs.
April 6, 2001

Houston Chronicle Working Column.
April 6, 2001

Winston-Salem, N.C., Airport Adds Canadian Flights.
April 6, 2001

Jacksonville, Fla., Bond Issues Rate among Highest in Country.
April 6, 2001

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Karen Brune Mathis Column.
April 6, 2001

Jacksonville, Fla., Real Estate Company Partners with Boston-Based Firm.
April 6, 2001

SEC Approves Initial Public Offering By Kansas City, Mo.-Based Gas Marketer.
April 6, 2001

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
April 6, 2001... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 6--The market found itself on a sentimental journey recently when a money supply bulge became the basis for a buzz among media types, investment mavens...

Sprint PCS Adds More Than 1 Million Subscribers; Stock Shoots Up.
April 6, 2001

Kansas City, Mo., Steel Plant Lays Off Hourly Workers.
April 6, 2001

Highest-Paid CEOs Don't Deliver Excellence in Stock Performance, Group Says.
April 6, 2001

TWA Deal with Machinists Union Smoothes American Airlines' Purchase.
April 6, 2001

Chief Financial Officer of Smith, Ark., Health Care Firm Resigns.
April 6, 2001

Nephew of Former Kentucky Governor Files for Bankruptcy.
April 6, 2001

Electronics Company Begins Long-Term Layoffs at Myrtle Beach, S.C.-Area Plants.
April 6, 2001

South Carolina Wetlands Regulation Incites Controversy.
April 6, 2001

The Miami Herald Business Book Review Column.
April 6, 2001... By Richard Pachter, The Miami Herald Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 6--Communication among humans is like water to fish; omnipresent, life-sustaining and almost never thought of -- except in its absence. The ways we communicate...

Consumer Group Bemoans the State of Americans' Credit Card Debt.
April 6, 2001... By Michele Chandler, The Miami Herald Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 6--Misleading credit card offers and increasingly hard-nosed practices are plunging more people than ever into credit card debt, says a national survey by a...

Beleaguered FedEx Executives Address Financial Analysts in Memphis, Tenn.
April 6, 2001

Cold Weather Cools Wauwatosa, Wis., Engine Manufacturer's Business.
April 6, 2001

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Land & Space Column.
April 6, 2001

Milwaukee-Based Insurance Company Offers Personal Trust Services.
April 6, 2001

Connecticut Lawmakers Reconsider Electric Deregulation Law.
April 6, 2001

Shopping Center Convention Discusses `Shoppertainment' at Connecticut Casino.
April 6, 2001

Authorities Charge Vitamin Company Founder with Peddling Experimental Drug.
April 6, 2001

Executive Vice President to Retire from Kia Motors in Irvine, Calif., Area.
April 6, 2001

The Orange County Register, Calif., Business Briefs Column.
April 6, 2001

California Business Owners Say China Tensions Haven't Stopped Trade.
April 6, 2001

Anaheim, Calif., Cancels Fiber-Optic Network Contract with Denver Firm.
April 6, 2001

The Orange County Register, Calif., Wall Street Column.
April 6, 2001

Costa Mesa, Calif., Mortgage Firm Fires 20 Workers for Web Policy Violations.
April 6, 2001

Japanese Automotive Airbag Company Breaks Ground on Beaver Dam, Ky., Plant.
April 6, 2001

Pittsburgh-Based Aluminum Company Earnings Outpace Estimates.
April 6, 2001

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
April 6, 2001

Electric Deregulation Allows Pennsylvania Consumers to Make a Choice.
April 6, 2001

Pennsylvania Regulators Release Audit of Philadelphia Natural Gas Utility.
April 6, 2001

Rhode Island-Based Technology Stocks Rally.
April 6, 2001

Chamber of Commerce Names Riverside, Calif., Builder Citizen of the Year.
April 6, 2001

Riverside, Calif.-Area Experts Dismiss Chinese Trade Retaliation Spy Plane.
April 6, 2001

The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, Calif., Andy McCue Column.
April 6, 2001

Non-Profits Hope to Tap into Billions Raised from Airwave Auctions.
April 6, 2001

Humans Take Center Stage on Computer Design at Seattle Conference.
April 6, 2001