Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from October 18 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from October 18 2002

New Schedule for Belleville, Ill., Firefighters Means More Work, Consistency.
October 18, 2002

Collinsville, Ill., School District Awaits Teachers Vote on Agreement.
October 18, 2002

Broomfield, Colo.-Based Data Storage Firm Beats Revised Expectations.
October 18, 2002

Boulder, Colo.-Area Local Organizations Nab Ethics Awards.
October 18, 2002

Remodeled Dairy Queen Nears Reopening in Bradenton, Fla.
October 18, 2002

Security Company Pilots Surveillance System at Florida's Port Manatee.
October 18, 2002

Illinois Development Group to Reconsider Eminent Domain Procedures.
October 18, 2002

Subscription Data Allegations Hurt Charter Communications' Bond Ratings.
October 18, 2002

Kern County, Calif., Cotton Growers Join Marketing Cooperative.
October 18, 2002

Tunica, Miss., Marks 10th Anniversary of Casinos.
October 18, 2002

Shares Drop for Shelton, Conn.-Based Computer Chip Maker.
October 18, 2002

Third-Quarter Earnings Rise for Bridgeport, Conn.-Based People's Bank.
October 18, 2002

Sikorsky Aircraft Sales Fuel Profits for United Technologies Corp.
October 18, 2002

Buffalo, N.Y.-Based Food Company Wins $21.2 Million from Insurer over Recall.
October 18, 2002

Erie County, N.Y., Development Agencies Make Progress on Unifying Policies.
October 18, 2002

Hibernia Bank Runs Stock-Market Game for Beaumont, Texas, Fifth Graders.
October 18, 2002

Southeast Texas Experiences End-of-Summer Drop in Unemployment.
October 18, 2002

Emissions Figures Are High for Southeast Texas Refineries, Chemical Plants.
October 18, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
October 18, 2002

Nation's Mayors Embark on Tourism Mission.
October 18, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Residential Real Estate Column.
October 18, 2002

Atlanta-Based Energy Firm Aims to Fill Wholesale Natural Gas Void.
October 18, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Georgia Stocks Report.
October 18, 2002

Asbestos Suits Scorch Georgia-Pacific.
October 18, 2002

Delta Cuts Likely to Ripple through Atlanta-Area Economy.
October 18, 2002

Lawrenceville, Ga.-Based Cable TV Equipment Maker Falls Below Expectations.
October 18, 2002

Canton, Ohio-Based Ball-Bearings Firm's Stock Rises on Acquisition News.
October 18, 2002

Ruling on Health Insurance Benefits Many Athens-Clarke County, Ga., Workers.
October 18, 2002

Habitat for Humanity Sells Second-Hand Building Materials in Augusta, Ga.
October 18, 2002

American News, Aberdeen, S.D., Farm and Business Scene Column.
October 18, 2002

Lucent Technologies Lays Off Some 125 Workers in Hyannis, Mass.
October 18, 2002

Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-Area Summit Seeks to Buoy Recreational-Marine Industry.
October 18, 2002

Southwest Airlines Posts $75 Million Fourth-Quarter Profit.
October 18, 2002

American Airlines to Have about 1,000 Fewer Flight Attendants in November.
October 18, 2002

Texas Braces for $285 Million Loss from Children's Health Program.
October 18, 2002

Texas Jobless Rate Nearly Unchanged in September.
October 18, 2002

Finnish Mobile Phone Maker Nokia Continues Recovery with Strong Third Quarter.
October 18, 2002

Sabre Holdings' Shares Increase 10 Percent.
October 18, 2002

Provincetown, Mass., Planning Board Mulls Nextel Antennas.
October 18, 2002

Massachusetts Attorney General Tries to Put Wind-Power Projects on Hold.
October 18, 2002

Fans Line Up for San Francisco Giants Merchandise at Concord, Calif., Store.
October 18, 2002

Martinez, Calif., Shell Refinery Agrees to Pay $675,000 Fine.
October 18, 2002

Pleasanton, Calif.-Based Business Software Maker's Shares Rise As Profits Fall.
October 18, 2002

More Women Needed for Passenger Screening at Charlotte, N.C., Airport.
October 18, 2002

Fashion Icon Promotes Fragrance in Charlotte, N.C., Area.
October 18, 2002

New Law Aims to Provide Investors Unbiased Advice.
October 18, 2002

Probe Finds Military Personnel with High Number of Delinquent Travel Cards.
October 18, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
October 18, 2002... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 18--Latta Pavilion's developers now have a flagship restaurant to anchor the Dilworth residential/commercial project. Red Star Tavern, specializing...

US Airways May Attract More Bids.
October 18, 2002

Judge Tentatively Approves Settlements with South Carolina Insurance Agents.
October 18, 2002

Columbia, S.C., Retailers Anticipate Slow Halloween Sales.
October 18, 2002

Columbia, S.C.-Area United Way Demands Results from Agencies Served.
October 18, 2002

South Carolina Regulators Consider Utility's Rate Hike Request.
October 18, 2002

Modest Third-Quarter Profit Puts Southwest Airlines Way Ahead of Its Peers.
October 18, 2002

Dell Overtakes Hewlett-Packard with Most Third-Quarter PC Shipments.
October 18, 2002

Nokia Sees Increase in Third-Quarter Revenue, Earnings.
October 18, 2002

Textron Plans to Cut 2,000 Jobs.
October 18, 2002

Farmington Hills, Mich.-Based Compuware Climbs Out of Earnings Slump.
October 18, 2002

Kmart Tests New Store Designs.
October 18, 2002

President of Farmland Industries' Meat Businesses Is Let Go.
October 18, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
October 18, 2002... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 18--The "man bites dog" story of this election season is House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt's call this week for a $75 billion tax cut as part of an...

New Approach Has Kansas City, Mo., Mall Poised for a Revival.
October 18, 2002

Economic Pinch Forces Kansas City, Mo., Foundation to Rethink Grant Options.
October 18, 2002

In Third Quarter, Sprint Moves Back in Black with $519 Million Profit.
October 18, 2002

Sprint Tries to Negotiate End to Suits over Proposed WorldCom Deal.
October 18, 2002

New Chief of Sprint Wireless Unit Pledges to Treat Customers Better.
October 18, 2002

Kansas City, Mo.-Based UMB Financial Has Drop in Third-Quarter Net Earnings.
October 18, 2002

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
October 18, 2002

Wood, Paper Business Stays Slow.
October 18, 2002

Florida Utility's Third Quarter Earnings Fall.
October 18, 2002

Trial Begins in Suit Involving Fatality at Six Flags Over Texas.
October 18, 2002

Textron Posts $71 Million Third-Quarter Profit.
October 18, 2002

TXU Pays Bill for British Subsidiary Three Days Late.
October 18, 2002

The Boston Globe Downtown Column.
October 18, 2002

EMC Corp. Posts $21 Million Profit for Third Quarter.
October 18, 2002

Union Member Disputes Legitimacy of Boston Janitors Strike's Leaders.
October 18, 2002

Miami-Area Marine Industry's Mission to Expand Faces Obstacles.
October 18, 2002

End of Alliance between Miami Herald, TV Station Upsets Area's Partnerships.
October 18, 2002... By Christina Hoag, The Miami Herald Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 18--Partnerships among South Florida newspapers and television stations are set for a major realignment after WTVJ-NBC 6 abruptly canceled its alliance with The...

Monterey County, Calif., Mayors, City Leaders Discuss Housing Issues.
October 18, 2002

Monterey, Calif., Mixed-Use Developments Concern Some Neighborhood Groups.
October 18, 2002

Monterey, Calif., Naval Postgraduate School Aeronautic Program May Fly Away.
October 18, 2002

Stanislaus County, Calif., Supervisor Gets Award for Agriculture Contribution.
October 18, 2002

The Modesto Bee, Calif., Wine Notes Column.
October 18, 2002... By Tim Moran, The Modesto Bee, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 18--Scott Heron is floating around on Cloud 9 these days. That's the name of the ultrapremium blended red wine Modestan Heron and his partners are...

Economist Tells Memphis, Tenn., Audience Globalization Benefits Poor Nations.
October 18, 2002