Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from August 2 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from August 2 2002

Augusta, Ga., Airport Officials Try to Track Flight Habits of Local Businesses.
August 2, 2002

Coke Snags Deal with Six Flags.
August 2, 2002

FedEx Roots Out Alleged Infringement.
August 2, 2002

Trade Increases Mutual Funds' Costs.
August 2, 2002

Utilities Act As Georgia's Natural-Gas Market Gets More Competitive.
August 2, 2002

Atlanta Becomes a Bigger Player in Public Relations Field.
August 2, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Residential Real Estate Column.
August 2, 2002

UPS' Asia Business Is `Gangbusters'.
August 2, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
August 2, 2002

Austin, Texas, Company Irks High-Tech World with Claim to Digital-Photo Patent.
August 2, 2002

Economy's Woes Slow Down Construction of Beaumont, Texas, Theater.
August 2, 2002

Senate Approves $355.4 Billion Defense Bill.
August 2, 2002

Stamford, Conn.-Based Energy Provider Posts Net Loss in Third Quarter.
August 2, 2002

Trumbull, Conn.-Based Office Systems Firm Sees Earnings Rise in Second Quarter.
August 2, 2002

World Wrestling Entertainment Starts Film, TV Venture.
August 2, 2002

Gulfport, Miss., Office Building Going Up.
August 2, 2002

Some Dairy Farmers in California Upset about New Bill.
August 2, 2002

Sword Store Opens in Bakersfield, Calif.
August 2, 2002

Edwardsville, Ill., Hospital Employees Complain of Losing Accrued Sick Leave.
August 2, 2002

Family-Owned Tavern Celebrates 50 Years in Belleville, Ill.
August 2, 2002

Real Estate Development Firm Not Included in Sale Plans in Indiana.
August 2, 2002

Officials Say Wal-Mart Could Choose Boulder, Colo., Site, Too.
August 2, 2002

California Auditors Project Bay-Bridge Project to Go Millions over Budget.
August 2, 2002

California Activists Plan to Commemorate Protests against Federal Laboratory.
August 2, 2002

King of Pop's Loans from Bank of America at Center of Former Adviser's Suit.
August 2, 2002

CEOs, Financial Officers in the Carolinas Prepare to Certify Numbers' Truth.
August 2, 2002

Duke Energy Fires Two Workers as More 'Round Trip' Trades Found.
August 2, 2002

Critics Upset at North Carolina's Rush to Lure New Industry.
August 2, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
August 2, 2002... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 2--Developer David Furman of Boulevard Centro is on a 2 1/2-year roll in First Ward. He's ready to launch his fifth condominium project -- the...

Predatory Snakehead Fish Find Their Way to Charlotte, N.C.
August 2, 2002

U.S. Firms Settled with Treasury on Charges of Outlawed Customers.
August 2, 2002

AT&T Executive Disputes WorldCom's Claim Concerning Internet Traffic.
August 2, 2002

Corporate Confession Day Nears.
August 2, 2002

Leaders of Black Press in Dallas Optimistic of Preserving Craft.
August 2, 2002

Operator of Grand Prairie, Texas, Performance Hall Seeks to Reorganize.
August 2, 2002

Exxon Mobil Posts 41 Percent Decline in Second-Quarter Earnings.
August 2, 2002

Dallas Mall's Conversion Behind Schedule.
August 2, 2002

The Dallas Morning News Robert Miller Column.
August 2, 2002

The Dallas Morning News Real Estate Column.
August 2, 2002

Tax Holiday Takes Hold in Texas; Elsewhere, the Reviews Are Mixed.
August 2, 2002

Zero-Percent Deals Drive Car Sales, Economy.
August 2, 2002

Troy, Mich.-Based Automotive Supplier Shakes Up Its Management.
August 2, 2002

Former Sotheby's Chief Could Be Trailblazer for Corporate Jail Sentences.
August 2, 2002

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
August 2, 2002

Public-Private Deal to Save Steel Firm Could Save 220 Jobs in Erie, Pa.
August 2, 2002

Parent of Sunrise, Fla.-Based Direct Mail Firm Files for Chapter 11.
August 2, 2002

Speed Curbs Lifted for Trains; South Florida Trains Back Up to Speed.
August 2, 2002

Nation's Third-Largest Trash Hauler Scoops Up Rise in Net Income.
August 2, 2002

CORRECTION: American Airlines to Remember Victims on Sept. 11.
August 2, 2002

Stock in Irving, Texas-Based Health-Management Firm Drops amid Fraud Inquiry.
August 2, 2002

Companies Are Doling Out Fewer, Smaller Pay Raises, Survey Shows.
August 2, 2002

Senate Passes Bill Increasing President Bush's Trade-Negotiating Authority.
August 2, 2002

The Boston Globe Downtown Column.
August 2, 2002

FleetBoston's Stock Falls amid Speculation on Possible Buyers.
August 2, 2002

Century-Old Boston Law Firm's Partners Likely to Announce Major Restructuring.
August 2, 2002

Federal Studies Raise Questions in Massachusetts about Pharmacy Drug Pricing.
August 2, 2002

E-Mail Sets Off Pension Panic among Polaroid Employees.
August 2, 2002

Boston Redevelopment Authority Approves Two Residential Projects.
August 2, 2002

New Head of Tyco Says Chief Financial Officer Will Resign.
August 2, 2002

FBI Arrests Two Top Former WorldCom Financial Executives.
August 2, 2002

Construction Firm Workers in Colorado Springs, Colo., Build Charity Playhouse.
August 2, 2002

Colorado Springs, Colo.-Area Housing Fares Well Despite Job Cuts, Layoffs.
August 2, 2002

Harrisburg, Pa.-Area Medical Center to Jettison Health Plan.
August 2, 2002

Two Tyco Officials to Leave.
August 2, 2002

Men Sue American Airlines over Search.
August 2, 2002

Butler County, Ohio, Commissioners Court Nordstrom.
August 2, 2002

Former Andersen Auditor's Sentencing Is Delayed, Given to Another Judge.
August 2, 2002

BP to Spend $15 Billion for Gulf of Mexico Oil, Gas Operations.
August 2, 2002

Tulsa, Okla.-Based Energy Firm Avoids Filing for Bankruptcy.
August 2, 2002

Regulators Say Enron Lied about Capacity during California Electricity Crisis.
August 2, 2002

Houston-Based Landry's Restaurants Plans to Turn Office Building into Hotel.
August 2, 2002

Texas Ends Effort to Deny Benefits to Laid-Off J.C. Penney Workers.
August 2, 2002

Stock Drops 44 Percent for Kingwood, Texas, Personnel Management Company.
August 2, 2002

Houston-Based Waste Management Company Has $217 Million Quarterly Net Income.
August 2, 2002

Houston Chronicle Working Column.
August 2, 2002

Florida Officials, Convenience Store Question Gas Prices at Three Sites.
August 2, 2002

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
August 2, 2002

Topeka, Kan.-Based Clinic Delays Decision on Future Home.
August 2, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
August 2, 2002... By Victoria Sizemore Long, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 2--Kansas City wheat and Chicago wheat, corn and soybean futures prices closed moderately higher Thursday after climbing sharply early because...

AMC Entertainment Lists Compensation for Executives.
August 2, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
August 2, 2002... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 2--You don't have to be a fan of government help for private enterprise to believe Vanguard Airlines took a royal shafting when the Air Transportation...

Kansans Say School Districts Troubled, but Disfavor Tax Increase to Help.
August 2, 2002

Stranded Vanguard Airline Ticket Holders Look in Vain for Special Discounts.
August 2, 2002

Missouri Helps Laid-Off Vanguard Airlines Workers with Job Search, Retraining.
August 2, 2002