Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from February 16 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from February 16 2001

Computer Company Layoffs Affect Augusta, Ga.-Area.
February 16, 2001

New Owner of Control Component Maker to Close Hudson, Ohio, Operations.
February 16, 2001

Coke, Pepsi See Market Share Flatten.
February 16, 2001

Port Arthur, Texas, Officials Approve Business Park Proposal.
February 16, 2001

Expert Predicts Mississippi Will Fare Better Than Nation in Economic Downturn.
February 16, 2001

Blue Cross of California Settles Legal Dispute with Investment Agreement.
February 16, 2001

Bakersfield, Calif.-Area Chevron Executive to Hold Similar Job after Merger.
February 16, 2001

Court Approves Sale of Boulder, Colo-Based Newspaper to Iowa Businessman.
February 16, 2001

Manatee County, Fla., Awaits Approval for Port Warehouse Project.
February 16, 2001

Furniture Maker La-Z-Boy Enters Information Age with New `E-Cliner'.
February 16, 2001

California Wants to Buy Power Lines.
February 16, 2001

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
February 16, 2001... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 16--CONDOS, RETAIL A STARTING POINT FOR S. TRYON REVIVAL: If you drive as far south on Tryon Street as the Stonewall Street intersection, there's a good...

US Airways Fixes Arrival Problem at New York's La Guardia Airport.
February 16, 2001

Diesel-Engine Manufacturer Plans to Phase out North Charleston, S.C., Division.
February 16, 2001

South Carolina Grand Jury Indicts Former University Think Tank Leader.
February 16, 2001

Mexican Businessman Asks Dallas Court to Set Aside Verdict.
February 16, 2001

Dell Computer Corp. Lays Off 1,700 Employees in Central Texas.
February 16, 2001

Houston Hosts Conference on Energy Deregulation.
February 16, 2001

Mexico Announces Economic Growth of 6.9 Percent in 2000.
February 16, 2001

Theater Chain Closes Screens, Agrees to be Purchased by Group of Investors.
February 16, 2001

Detroit-Area Black Architects Face New Set of Challenges.
February 16, 2001

Chrysler Workers Question Cash Drain.
February 16, 2001

Kmart Installs New Speedy Cash Registers.
February 16, 2001

Detroit Free Press Doron Levin Column.
February 16, 2001

Morrisville, N.C.-Based Gemstone Maker Extends Stock Offering Time.
February 16, 2001

Research Triangle Park, N.C., Nonprofit's Sale of Spin-Off Raises Flags.
February 16, 2001

Duluth, Minn., Motel Hits the Dust.
February 16, 2001

Florida-Based Office Depot Earnings Decline.
February 16, 2001

Dell Computer Cuts Jobs at Texas Headquarters.
February 16, 2001

Austin, Texas-Based Internet Service Provider Merges Systems.
February 16, 2001

Advertising Firm Hill Holliday Announces Layoffs at Boston Office.
February 16, 2001

Cancer Drug Developed in Boston Expands Human Trials.
February 16, 2001

The Boston Globe Boston Capital Column.
February 16, 2001

South Boston Legislators Welcome Plan for a Smaller Convention Center.
February 16, 2001

The Boston Globe Downtown Column.
February 16, 2001

Boston Publisher Buys More Community Newspapers.
February 16, 2001

Lexington, Mass.-Based Defense Contractor Doubles Bonus for CEO.
February 16, 2001

Director of Colorado Springs, Colo., Chamber of Commerce Resigns.
February 16, 2001

Colorado Springs, Colo., Firms Receive $14.5 Million in Venture Capital Funds.
February 16, 2001

Pennsylvania Legislators Criticize Plan to Split Verizon.
February 16, 2001

Livingston, N.J., Brokerage Firm Announces Return of Former Stock Analyst.
February 16, 2001

Securities Dealer Group Suspends, Fines Retired Hawthorne, N.J., Stockbroker.
February 16, 2001

Houston Chronicle Computing Column.
February 16, 2001

Motorist Cutbacks Squeeze Pennzoil's Annual Earnings.
February 16, 2001

Houston Chronicle Working Column.
February 16, 2001

FDA Discloses October Recall of Coke Products Bottled in Jacksonville, Fla.
February 16, 2001

New Kansas City, Mo., Chamber Mentor Program Aids Minority Entrepreneurs.
February 16, 2001

Citicorp Sells Shares of Kansas City, Mo., Pasta Company.
February 16, 2001

Former Employee Accuses Overland Park, Mo., Tech Company of Fiscal Instability.
February 16, 2001

Long Beach, Calif.-Based Jet Developer Cancels Deal with Los Angeles Firm.
February 16, 2001

Commission Reviews Long Beach, Calif., Hangar Work.
February 16, 2001

Kentucky-Based Bookstore Chain Fails to Repay Company for Promotional Items.
February 16, 2001

South Carolina Senate Ratifies Referendum on Cutting Car Taxes.
February 16, 2001

Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-Based Execs Renounce Plans for Laundry Superstore Chain.
February 16, 2001

Contractor with Florida Electric Utility Faces Safety Controversy.
February 16, 2001

Tomato Farmers in San Joaquin Valley, Calif., Look to Other Crops.
February 16, 2001

The Modesto Bee, Calif., Wine Notes Column.
February 16, 2001... By Tim Moran, The Modesto Bee, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 16--The Modesto Bee The crush numbers are in, and we have a new record, 3.3 million tons of wine grapes. What does that mean? It depends on who you are,...

Lexington, Tenn.-Based Bank Opening Memphis Branch Office at Wal-Mart.
February 16, 2001

London-Based Orthopaedics Firm May Expand Memphis, Tenn., Operations.
February 16, 2001

International Paper CEO Discusses Recession in Cordova, Tenn., Speech.
February 16, 2001

The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tenn., Wise Consumer Column.
February 16, 2001

Cable Service Delays Entry into Milwaukee Market.
February 16, 2001

Supermarket Wholesaler Plans to Employ New Format in 10 Milwaukee-Area Stores.
February 16, 2001

Underwriters Announce End of Milwaukee Revitalization Loan Rate.
February 16, 2001

Milwaukee Mortgage Lenders Group Closes Increased Amount of City Loans.
February 16, 2001

Peshtigo, Wis., Paper Mill Seeks Concessions from Workers.
February 16, 2001

Wisconsin Officials, Business Executives Prepare for Venture Capital Summit.
February 16, 2001

Attendees at Manchester, N.H., Telecom Conference Discuss Changes in Industry.
February 16, 2001

Grocery Store Enlarges, Relocates in Hampton, Va.
February 16, 2001

Analyst Advises Investors to Sell Amazon Stock.
February 16, 2001

Business News Cable Network CNBC Lays Off 45 Employees.
February 16, 2001

New York-Based Movie Theater Chain Files for Bankruptcy.
February 16, 2001

Nokia Widens Its Lead in Mobile-Phone Market.
February 16, 2001

New York Discount Theater Closes.
February 16, 2001

EDITORIAL: Proposed California Law Micromanages Families.
February 16, 2001

Pill Manufacturer's Layoffs Hit Workers at Garden Grove, Calif., Factory.
February 16, 2001

Ogden, Utah, Shopping Mall Experiences Store Closures, Increased Visits.
February 16, 2001

Settlements Entitle Florida-Based Vacation Firms' Customers to Refunds.
February 16, 2001

Philadelphia Hotel May Reconvert to Residential Building.
February 16, 2001

Philadelphia-Based Web Portal Closes Doors.
February 16, 2001

Providence, R.I., Airport Chief Develops a 20-Year Plan.
February 16, 2001

Hopkinton, Mass.-Based High-Tech Company's Directors Diversify, Sell Shares.
February 16, 2001

North Carolina Health Plan Proposes Cuts in Payments to Hospitals, Doctors.
February 16, 2001

Kmart to Update Stores with IBM-Made Checkout Devices.
February 16, 2001