Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from November 7 2003

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from November 7 2003

Norelco Decides to Keep North American Headquarters in Stamford, Conn.
November 7, 2003

Augusta, Ga., Hotels Increase Viability of Wireless Internet Services.
November 7, 2003

CNN Doubles Viewership with 'Rock the Vote' Debate.
November 7, 2003

Warmer Weather in October Muffles Retail Sales.
November 7, 2003

Late Buyers Push Market to Gains Across the Board.
November 7, 2003

Texas Wildcatters Hockey Player Develops Own Line of Activewear.
November 7, 2003

Jury Foreman Delights in Acquittals of Port Arthur, Texas, Plant Managers.
November 7, 2003

Texas Specialty Chemicals Eyes Buna Site for Power Generation Facility.
November 7, 2003

Roy Anderson Corp. Gets Contract for Repairs at Naval Station Pensacola.
November 7, 2003

Kern County, Calif., Inventory Specialist Says Wildfires Taught Harsh Lesson.
November 7, 2003

Belleville News-Democrat, Ill., Business Beat Column.
November 7, 2003... By Will Buss, Belleville News-Democrat, Ill. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 7--FISH FARMERS ASK FOR LESS FROM STATE: The Illinois Fish Farmers Co-op said it is helping the state of Illinois save $500,000 by only requesting half...

Collinsville, Ill., Sees Increased Retail, Commercial Development.
November 7, 2003

Asian Market to Open in Former Broomfield, Colo., Albertsons.
November 7, 2003

The Brownsville Herald, Texas, Business Briefs Column.
November 7, 2003... The Brownsville Herald, Texas Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 7--FORMER BEDC HEAD NAMED TO STATE BOARD: Marie McDermott, former president and CEO of the Brownsville Economic Development Council, was named 2004 chairman of the...

Cross-Border Traffic Down at Cameron County, Texas-Owned Bridges.
November 7, 2003

Brownsville, Texas, Housing Market Continues to Expand.
November 7, 2003

Oversight Board's Chairman Wants to Restore Confidence in Accounting.
November 7, 2003

Comcast Cable to Test Interactive Game Channel in Maryland Counties.
November 7, 2003

New CEO of Baltimore Convention Bureau Eyes Varied Strategies to Lure Visitors.
November 7, 2003

Son of Baltimore Colt Great Fights for Sports Marketing, Memorabilia Firm.
November 7, 2003

Wellfleet, Mass., Firm's Dispute with Internet Providers Moves Closer to Trial.
November 7, 2003

New Electricity Rules in California Could Cost $10 Billion.
November 7, 2003

Energy Officials Criticize Security Lapses at Lawrence Livermore, Calif., Lab.
November 7, 2003

First Do-Not-Call List Suit Is Filed in California.
November 7, 2003

Strikers to Call for Northern California Safeway Boycott.
November 7, 2003

Insurers Assail Plan to Cut California Workers' Comp Rate.
November 7, 2003

Bank of America Chair's Portfolio Shrinks since FleetBoston Merger News.
November 7, 2003

American Airlines' Chief Refuses to Talk Specifically about 'Revenue Premium'.
November 7, 2003

Jobless Claims Drops Sharply in U.S.
November 7, 2003

The Dallas Morning News Real Estate Column.
November 7, 2003

Electronic Equipment Maker Sponsors Job Fair in Richardson, Texas.
November 7, 2003

Credibility of Former Kmart Official's Testimony in Fraud Case Challenged.
November 7, 2003

Freed Mall Developer Looks Back, Forward at University of Michigan Forum.
November 7, 2003

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
November 7, 2003

Detroit Free Press Mike Wendland Column.
November 7, 2003

Williams-Sonoma Set for Flagship in Troy, Mich.
November 7, 2003

Daily Mail, London, Business Briefs.
November 7, 2003

Dollar Pounds Sterling Despite Rise in Rates.
November 7, 2003

Daily Mail, London, Earnings Briefs.
November 7, 2003

Interest Rate Change in Britain May Signal Farewell to Easy Money.
November 7, 2003

Barclay Twins Revalue Ritz Hotel in London.
November 7, 2003

Daily Mail, London, Market Report.
November 7, 2003

Music Publishing, Recording Giants Eye Mergers amid Piracy, Losses.
November 7, 2003

Head of British Retail Chain "in Utopia" as He Snaps Up UKpound 201 Million.
November 7, 2003

Surprising Probe into London Stock Exchange Charges Is Revealed.
November 7, 2003

Sheridan, Colo., Voters Approve Ban on Nude Dancing.
November 7, 2003

Federal Judge Rejects Charges Accusing Men of Trying to Sell Phony Bonds.
November 7, 2003

Metropolitan State College in Denver Fires Its Lobbyist.
November 7, 2003

New Olive Garden Sparks Restaurant War in Duluth, Minn.
November 7, 2003

South Florida International Auto Show to Feature Newest Car Models.
November 7, 2003

Cities Submit Bids for Headquarters of Free Trade Area Americas Pact.
November 7, 2003

Nordstrom to Open Third South Florida Location.
November 7, 2003

Fresno, Calif., Downtown Merchants Plan to Profit from New Arena.
November 7, 2003

More Cuts Ahead for American Airlines, CEO Says.
November 7, 2003

American Airlines Must Cut More Costs, Boost Efficiency, Chief Says.
November 7, 2003

Texas' Lone Star Beer Brand, Rest of San Antonio-Based Pabst Is for Sale.
November 7, 2003

Bell Helicopter Speeds Up Aircraft Work to Gain Share of Military Market.
November 7, 2003

Two General Motors SUVs to Be Offered with Gas-Electric Engines in 2007.
November 7, 2003

North Texans Become Acquainted with New Loan.
November 7, 2003

FDA Considers Prosecution for States That Arrange Canadian Drug Imports.
November 7, 2003

The Boston Globe Downtown Column.
November 7, 2003

Experts Say Technological Improvements Slowing New England Economic Recovery.
November 7, 2003

Boston Horticultural Group Vies to Save Troubled Winter Garden Project.
November 7, 2003

Harvard Agrees to Buy Apartments Proposed near Boston's Fenway Park.
November 7, 2003

Penn State University, Napster Team Up to Deliver Digital Music to Students.
November 7, 2003

Music Labels Sony Music, BMG Look to Create Joint Venture.
November 7, 2003

Colorado Springs, Colo., Country-Style Restaurant Closes.
November 7, 2003

Takeover Rumors Sends Philadelphia Bank's Shares Soaring.
November 7, 2003

New Haven, Conn.-Based Utility's Customers May See Rates Raise.
November 7, 2003

The Hartford Courant, Conn., Dan Haar Column.
November 7, 2003

Montana Business Group Considers Efforts to Lure Entrepreneurs to State.
November 7, 2003

Ridgefield Park, N.J., Company Preserves Film, Tape.
November 7, 2003

Spending, Hiring Whisper of Economic Rebound.
November 7, 2003

Veteran Returns to Grocery Battlefield to Become President of Dominick's.
November 7, 2003

Halliburton Gets Cap on Asbestos Payouts.
November 7, 2003

Houston Port Project Secures $35 Million a Year.
November 7, 2003

Houston Chronicle Working Column.
November 7, 2003

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, In the Pipeline Column.
November 7, 2003

Subcontractors Responsible for Verifying Immigrant Workers.
November 7, 2003

Camper Tie-Downs at North Topsail Beach, N.C., Cross FEMA's 'Road Ready' Rule.
November 7, 2003

Head of Jacksonville, N.C., Downtown Redevelopment Group Steps Down.
November 7, 2003

Passenger Traffic up at Kansas City, Mo., International Airport.
November 7, 2003

Aquila Reports $170 Million Quarterly Loss.
November 7, 2003

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
November 7, 2003... By Victoria Sizemore Long, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 7-- KANSAS CITY, Mo.--WHEAT FUTURES CLOSE LOWER: Kansas City and Chicago wheat futures prices closed mostly lower Thursday in a technical...