Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from April 28 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from April 28 2001

Executives Accused in Lawsuit of "Looting" Massachusetts' RNK Telecom.
April 28, 2001

Pharmaceutical Sales Reps Make Their Sales Pitch Fast and Factual.
April 28, 2001

Texas Regulators Expand Inquiry Into Insurance Price Bias.
April 28, 2001

Cuba Cargo Aboard Jacksonville, Fla.-Based Ship Still a Secret.
April 28, 2001

Manhattan, Kan.-Based Holding Firm Reports Higher Quarterly Income.
April 28, 2001

Kansas City, Mo., Advocates Urge More Support of Minority-Owned Businesses.
April 28, 2001

Massachusetts Work-Life Counselors Prepare to Move to Other Call Centers.
April 28, 2001

Cisco Systems Lays Off 375 Workers in New England.
April 28, 2001

American Airlines, Pilots Agree to Settlement Regarding 1999 Sickout.
April 28, 2001

First Union Picks Its Own to Manage Wachovia Florida Operations.
April 28, 2001

Erie, Pa.-Area Steel Plant to Close in June; More Than 200 to Lose Jobs.
April 28, 2001

Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor Column.
April 28, 2001

Firms Resist Cost of Making Office Furniture Serve Workers, Not Computers.
April 28, 2001

American Airlines Wins Antitrust Case.
April 28, 2001

North Carolina Wineries Want Wine Tastings in Grocery Stores, Shops.
April 28, 2001

Wachovia Executives to Dominate Merged Bank's Carolinas Unit.
April 28, 2001

Public to Weigh In on Duke Energy Plan to Use Plutonium in Power-Plant Fuel.
April 28, 2001

Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo., Tech Buzz Column.
April 28, 2001

University's Entrepreneurial Institute in Beaumont, Texas, to Gain Director.
April 28, 2001

Berlin Senate Approves Firm Sharing Control of German Utility Firm.
April 28, 2001

Underdog Telecommunications Firm Backs Down from Scrap with BellSouth.
April 28, 2001

Atlanta-Area Hospital Eyes Land for New Facility.
April 28, 2001

With Ninth Store Near Opening, Atlanta-Area Grocer's Files to Delay SEC Report.
April 28, 2001

Analyst Places `Sell' Rating on Duluth, Ga., Farm Equipment Maker.
April 28, 2001

Coke Keeps Song in Ads -- Just Don't Call It A Jingle.
April 28, 2001

BellSouth Senior Executive to Retire in August.
April 28, 2001

The Atlanta Journal and Constitution Advertising Column.
April 28, 2001

Knight Ridder Newspaper in Akron, Ohio, Considers Job Reductions.
April 28, 2001

Wholesale Uniform Supply Firm in Augusta, Ga., Stays in the Family.
April 28, 2001

Firm to Close Cat Litter Manufacturing Plant in Wrens, Ga.
April 28, 2001

Changes Afoot for Tax-Friendly Retirement Accounts.
April 28, 2001

Sacramento, Calif., Tennis Team Seeks Sponsors, Prepares for Move.
April 28, 2001

Comair to Lay Off 2,000 Because of Pilot Strike.
April 28, 2001

Coping with Layoffs and Anxiety on Silicon Valley's Baseball Diamonds.
April 28, 2001

Yahoo Says Company Will Remain Independent.
April 28, 2001

American Airlines Aims to Keep TWA Slots at Washington Reagan Airport.
April 28, 2001

Anheuser-Busch Comes to Terms with Teamsters Union.
April 28, 2001

Illinois Gaming Board Shuts Down Some Slot Machines to Fix Problem.
April 28, 2001

St. Louis-Based Genetics Firm Reports Full Mapping of Mouse Genome.
April 28, 2001

Long-Time St. Louis Investment Broker Keeps Cool Head in Bad Times.
April 28, 2001

Workers at Canadian Commercial Printing Plant in Salem, Ill., Await Job News.
April 28, 2001

Texas Negotiates with Five More Insurers over Race-Based Pricing.
April 28, 2001

Cinema Chain Surrenders Keys to Four San Antonio, Texas, Theaters.
April 28, 2001

Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn., Dave Beal Column.
April 28, 2001

Eagan, Minn.-Based Data Storage Service Provider to Cut 105 Jobs.
April 28, 2001

Discount Stock Trading to Begin in June in St. Paul, Minn., Area.
April 28, 2001

Georgia Governor Imposes Partial Hiring Freeze on State Government.
April 28, 2001

Judge Dismisses Charge that American Airlines Treated Startups Unfairly.
April 28, 2001

Arthur Andersen to Pay $110 Million to Settle Sunbeam Shareholder Suit.
April 28, 2001

Chicago Tribune Market Report Column.
April 28, 2001

Chicago-Area Drug Firm to Improve Business Practices, Says Chief.
April 28, 2001

Disappointing Earnings Are Reported by Chicago-Based Energy Company.
April 28, 2001

Southwest Airlines Thrives Despite Industry Slowdown.
April 28, 2001

Tulsa, Okla., Cafe Spreads to Eight States After Humble Start.
April 28, 2001

Lower Natural Gas Prices Expected for Tulsa, Okla.-Based Utility Customers.
April 28, 2001

Firm Bids $9.3 Million for Overland Park, Kan.-Based Jewelers.
April 28, 2001

Kansas Software Developer Reports 43 Percent Increase in Revenues.
April 28, 2001

New Dean Wants South Carolina College to Take Part in Economic Development.
April 28, 2001

Miscalculations Cause First U.S. Cargo Ship to Cuba to Be Cancelled.
April 28, 2001

Calpine Examines Potential Wisconsin Site for Power Plant.
April 28, 2001

Hudson, N.H.-Area Electrical Products Firm Moves Manufacturing Overseas.
April 28, 2001

Home Depot to Open in Late August in Merrimack, N.H.
April 28, 2001

Home Sales Increase in Nashua, N.H., Nation.
April 28, 2001

Newport News, Va., Health System Makes Leadership Changes.
April 28, 2001

New England Lawmakers Fear Virginia Plan Could Hurt Connecticut Shipyard.
April 28, 2001

Disneyland Will Close Popular Ride Because of Costly Maintenance.
April 28, 2001

Sears, Business Partner Pay $2 Million to Settle Charges in California.
April 28, 2001

Pittsburgh-Based Meat Distributor May Sell Strip Building.
April 28, 2001

Ads for Redesigned Pittsburgh, Pa., Roller Coaster Build Scary Mystique.
April 28, 2001

Bowbells, N.D., Sees Population Drop Over Time.
April 28, 2001

New Rhode Island Airport Logo Is Designed to Look Less Formal.
April 28, 2001

Providence Journal, R.I., Business Briefs Column.
April 28, 2001

Shareholders Hold Final Meeting of Longtime Rhode Island Industrial Company.
April 28, 2001

Automotive Parts Manufacturer Will Close Wake Forest, N.C., Plant.
April 28, 2001

Hints Exist That Another Bank Tried to Buy Winston-Salem, N.C.-Based Bank.
April 28, 2001

Raleigh, N.C., Jobless Rate Stays at 2.1 Percent.
April 28, 2001

North Carolina-Based First Union, Wachovia Merge Teams.
April 28, 2001

Creditors Buy Richmond, Va.-Based Technology Company's Assets.
April 28, 2001

Sacramento, Calif., Home Resales Hit Record Median Price.
April 28, 2001

Rising Gasoline Costs Shock Tulsa, Okla., Drivers, Experts.
April 28, 2001

Tulsa, Okla.-Area Unemployment Rate Steady at 2.5 Percent.
April 28, 2001

Kenyan Tribes Fight High-Tech Battle for Land Rights and Forest Conservation.
April 28, 2001

ANALYSIS: Despite Bush Promises to Taiwan, Conflict with China Unlikely.
April 28, 2001

CIA Files Detail How U.S. Hired, Protected Former Nazis to Spy on Soviet Union.
April 28, 2001