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Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from August 18 2001
Albuquerque, N.M.-Based Supermarket Chain to Close Stores at Month's End.
August 18, 2001
Aiken, S.C., National Medical Referral Firm to Allow Anyone to Use Service.
August 18, 2001
Augusta, Ga.-Based Golf Cart Maker Makes Food, Beverage Venture.
August 18, 2001
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution Advertising Column.
August 18, 2001
Scientific-Atlanta Shares Fall as Much as 22 Percent.
August 18, 2001
Midrange Condo Project Scrapped in Atlanta.
August 18, 2001
Web Sessions Extend Atlanta-Based Consumer Credit Counseling Service's Reach.
August 18, 2001
Sponsors Use Golf Championship to Cultivate Clients in Atlanta.
August 18, 2001
Sauces, Salsas, Jellies Set Fire to Taste Buds in Palmetto, Fla.
August 18, 2001
Oakland, Calif.-Based Software Maker Cuts More Workers.
August 18, 2001
Computers Key to Health of South Carolina Blue Cross, Shield.
August 18, 2001
DaimlerChrysler Subsidiary to Open Van Headquarters in Charlotte, N.C., Area.
August 18, 2001
Flight Attendants Consider Strike at One of US Airways' Regional Carriers.
August 18, 2001
South Carolina Blue Cross, Blue Shield To Discontinue HMO.
August 18, 2001
Columbia, S.C., Retailers Drop Prices to Hoping Shoppers Will Spend Rebates.
August 18, 2001
Owner of South Carolina Tech Firm Says Lack of Tax Incentives Will Force Move.
August 18, 2001
American Airlines Slashes Commissions it Pays Travel Agents.
August 18, 2001
Cincinnati-Based Airport Consultants Map a Larger, Better Terminal.
August 18, 2001
Big Three Automakers Likely to Keep Struggling, Analysts Say.
August 18, 2001
Delays of Models Could Trim Automakers' Profits.
August 18, 2001
Ford Employees React with Mixed Feelings to News of Layoffs.
August 18, 2001
With 5,000 Job Cuts in the Works, Ford's Belt May Get Even Tighter.
August 18, 2001
Health System Gets Consulting Group to Oversee Detroit Hospital.
August 18, 2001
Wisconsin Puts Kmart on Notice for Overcharges.
August 18, 2001
Last DC-9 Jet Leaves Town from Erie International Airport.
August 18, 2001
Haitian Population Triples in Broward County, Fla., Census Shows.
August 18, 2001
Florida Governor Lobbies Bush Administration to Stop Oil Drilling.
August 18, 2001
Internet Infrastructure Company Terremark Buoyed by $48 Million Cash Infusion.
August 18, 2001
Harrisburg, Pa.-Area Rail Yard Expects More Business with Intermodal Service.
August 18, 2001
Reston, Va.-Based Telecommunications Company Has Fiber to Ride Out Adversity.
August 18, 2001
Verizon's 6-Month Net Income Declines.
August 18, 2001
Head of Butler, N.J., Brewery Models His Product on German Wheat Beers.
August 18, 2001
New Jersey Technology Firms Rank Among Highest Revenue Growth List.
August 18, 2001
Houston Chronicle Computing Column.
August 18, 2001
Exxon Subsea Gulf of Mexico Project Claims World Record.
August 18, 2001
North Carolina Budget Crisis Prompts Closings for Bus Manufacturer.
August 18, 2001
Davison County, N.C., Unemployment Claim Filings Increase.
August 18, 2001
Plans for a Cruise Ship Terminal in Jacksonville, Fla., Steam Full-Speed Ahead.
August 18, 2001
Winn-Dixie to Debut Fall Ad Campaign.
August 18, 2001
Lee's Summit, Mo.-Based Payless Tries to Get Goods Flowing from Suppliers.
August 18, 2001
Kansas City, Mo., Lawyer to Be Ombudsman for Small Business Administration.
August 18, 2001
Long Beach, Calif., Economic Development Bureau Gets New Manager.
August 18, 2001
Auction of Lexington, Ky., Bookstore's Property Doubles Original Estimate.
August 18, 2001
General Electric to Temporarily Lay Off Workers at Two Lexington, Ky., Plants.
August 18, 2001
Florida Group Fails in Bid to Buy Macon, Ga., Alliance Aerospace Plant.
August 18, 2001
Four Restaurant Chains To Open Locations in Warner-Robins, Ga.
August 18, 2001
American Airlines Reduces Commission Travel Agents Can Make on Tickets.
August 18, 2001
Miami-Based Computer Supplier Files for Bankruptcy Protection.
August 18, 2001
Atlanta-Based Firm's Memphis, Tenn., Auto Parts Distribution Center To Move.
August 18, 2001
Gilbert, Ariz.-Based Satellite Systems Developer May Receive More Funds.
August 18, 2001
Furniture Chain Buys Nashua, N.H.-Area Store.
August 18, 2001
National Program to Help Businesses in Poor Areas Works for Norfolk, Va., Firm.
August 18, 2001
The Orange County Register, Calif., Business Briefs Column.
August 18, 2001
Chinese Auto Bosses Get Crash Course in Marketing at University of California.
August 18, 2001
Orange County, Calif., Group Gives Away Energy-Efficient Lightbulbs.
August 18, 2001
Revamped Ford Thunderbird Back to Two-Seat Roadster Configuration.
August 18, 2001
Bankrupt Hoffman Estates, Ill.-Based Furniture Retailer Frustrates Customers.
August 18, 2001
Survey Says Orange County, Calif., Has Most Hotels Under Construction.
August 18, 2001
Orange County, Calif., District Attorney Wants Outside Help in Oil Spill Case.
August 18, 2001
St. Louis-Based Department Store Firm Authorizes Stock Repurchase.
August 18, 2001
Mall to Open in Orlando, Fla., in 2002.
August 18, 2001
Western Kentucky University's Board of Regents Increases Tuition.
August 18, 2001
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
August 18, 2001
Providence Journal, R.I., Business Briefs Column.
August 18, 2001
Raleigh, N.C.-Area Biotech Firm To Begin Licensing of Drug Technology.
August 18, 2001
Another Film Lab to Close; Qualex to Shut Down Pittsburgh Site.
August 18, 2001
North Carolina Jobless Rate Increases.
August 18, 2001
Demand for Midway Airlines' Tickets Remains Strong in Raleigh, N.C., Area.
August 18, 2001
Reading, Pa.-Area Caterer Victimized By Thieves Gets a Helping Hand.
August 18, 2001
Jacksonville, Fla.-Based Retail Chain To Open Store in Riverside, Calif.
August 18, 2001
Virginia Moratorium on State Milk Pricing To Expire.
August 18, 2001
Virginia Utility's Deregulation Plans Draw Criticism.
August 18, 2001
Manteca, Calif., Kmart Works Glitches Out of `Self-Checkout Counter'.
August 18, 2001
Grower Cooperative Buys Former Del Monte Plant in Woodland, Calif., Area.
August 18, 2001
Rotational Grazing Offers Way to Sustain Cows By Wise Use of Land in Indiana.
August 18, 2001
'Plenty of Opportunity' at Wakarusa, Ind., Job Fair.
August 18, 2001
State College, Pa.-Based Software Developer To Break Ground on Headquarters.
August 18, 2001
Appeals Court Rejects Microsoft Delay.
August 18, 2001
San Jose, Calif.-Area Officials Meet with Chinese Counterparts.
August 18, 2001
Cabinet Door Maker Moves Operations to Stockton, Calif.
August 18, 2001
Developer Displays Plans for University Campus in Stockton, Calif.
August 18, 2001
The Record, Stockton, Calif., Eric Grunder Column.
August 18, 2001
Cable Industry Benefits from New Products, Upgrades.
August 18, 2001
AT&T to Cut 600 Jobs at San Antonio, Texas, Call-Processing Center.
August 18, 2001