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Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from August 28 2004

Dallas official blames moratoriums on lack of land-use plan.
August 28, 2004

Dallas-area school district workers still has no paychecks.
August 28, 2004

Officials say chemicals at Ferris, Texas, metalworking shop not documented.
August 28, 2004

Auto industry members to share info on regulation, technology in Detroit.
August 28, 2004

Sony's boutique stores target upscale women.
August 28, 2004

Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor column.
August 28, 2004

US Airways, pilots plan talks this morning.
August 28, 2004

Workers' compensation reforms spur Pleasanton, Calif.-area physician networks.
August 28, 2004

New monthly costs chip away at savings for some California residents.
August 28, 2004

Cape Cod, Mass., restaurateurs try to keep fish on menus as fishing curtailed.
August 28, 2004

Delegates, visitors for Republican convention are welcomed via CD-ROM.
August 28, 2004

Hardin, Mont., power plant to help area economic development.
August 28, 2004

Power plant just one development boosting Hardin, Mont.'s economy.
August 28, 2004

Brownsville, Texas, irrigators seek $500 million from Mexico.
August 28, 2004

Restaurant chain sells properties, including Bradenton, Fla., location.
August 28, 2004

Kohl's comes to Florida market.
August 28, 2004

Boulder, Colo.-area franchises increasingly combine fast-food concepts.
August 28, 2004

Two Illinois businesses earn major honors.
August 28, 2004

Tehachapi, Calif., contains largest wind energy resources in state.
August 28, 2004

Bakersfield, Calif., ambulance service gets seal of national standards group.
August 28, 2004

Astronauts discuss past, future of exploration at Mississippi space center.
August 28, 2004

Fairfield County tops others in Connecticut for existing home sales in quarter.
August 28, 2004

Bridgeport, Conn., gains $1.5 million to start new cargo-barge service.
August 28, 2004

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street column.
August 28, 2004

Atlanta homeownership highest in quarter century.
August 28, 2004

British ad guru eyes US rival, special effects firm.
August 28, 2004

Oil on back burner in political polls.
August 28, 2004

Massachusetts lawmakers still hold hope for water conservation features in bill.
August 28, 2004

Colorado Springs, Colo.-based technology firm wins Air Force contract.
August 28, 2004

Hershey Foods and Harrisburg, Pa., Chamber answer ministers group's criticisms.
August 28, 2004

The Hartford Courant, Conn., auto answers column.
August 28, 2004

Connecticut ob-gyns back off charging extra fees.
August 28, 2004

Hartford, Conn.-based media firm hopes to air first radio broadcast soon.
August 28, 2004

United Technologies head gains $16.8 million selling shares, exercising options.
August 28, 2004

Lab on wheels to serve as high-tech bloodhound for New Jersey port authority.
August 28, 2004

Continental, other airlines aim to cut the amount they spend on ticket fees.
August 28, 2004

Enron defense laments the lack of help.
August 28, 2004

Jacksonville, Fla., apartments to be converted into condos.
August 28, 2004

Development limited in Beaufort, N.C.'s historic district.
August 28, 2004

Cable channel operator may get $300 million for its international division.
August 28, 2004

The Kansas City Star, Mo., commodities column.
August 28, 2004... By Victoria Sizemore Long, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 28--WARM FORECASTS COOL PRICES: Chicago corn and soybean futures prices closed lower Friday on forecasts for warmer weather in U.S. growing...

Ban on sexually oriented highway billboards in Missouri gets challenge.
August 28, 2004

Ecologist explains importance of trade to Ohio's farmers.
August 28, 2004

Nicholasville, Ky., car dealership to pay $37,500 for false business practices.
August 28, 2004

Pikeville, Ky., commissioners approve off-track-betting parlor.
August 28, 2004

Kentucky attorney general balks at water utility's rate increase.
August 28, 2004

Developers to turn Lowell, Mass., department store into condos.
August 28, 2004

New aircraft crucial to future of Warner Robins, Ga., air logistics center.
August 28, 2004

New Bibb County, Ga., subdivision to include a variety of choices, amenities.
August 28, 2004

University of Texas to host event to get younger students interested in science.
August 28, 2004

U.K. Finance union steps up campaign against HSBC's jobs outsourcing.
August 28, 2004

Daily Mail, London, business briefs column.
August 28, 2004

Cancellation of flights to cost British Airways up to UKpound 10m.
August 28, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Broker Buys and Sells column.
August 28, 2004

Vehicles get protective treatment from British firm and its SupaGlass.
August 28, 2004

London-based WH Smith reveals incentives for executives.
August 28, 2004

Flotation of South African furniture business may be smart move for GUS.
August 28, 2004

Milk supplier gets dropped by another British retailer.
August 28, 2004

JD Wetherspoon set for third profit warning.
August 28, 2004

Daily Mail, London, market report column.
August 28, 2004

Marks & Spencer rewards shareholders with vouchers.
August 28, 2004

King of the Sofas gets no comfort from Britain's pension fund group.
August 28, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Ruth Sunderland column.
August 28, 2004

Durham County, N.C., unemployment rate drops.
August 28, 2004

Flagstaff, Ariz., charter students outscore peers on statewide test.
August 28, 2004

Hewlett-Packard unveils portable music player in Miami Beach.
August 28, 2004

Upscale jewelry store seeks site for outlet in Fresno, Calif.
August 28, 2004

National economy grows at sluggish 2.8 percent rate.
August 28, 2004

Fidelity discloses its proxy votes.
August 28, 2004

Economy slows down significantly.
August 28, 2004

Delta Air Lines creditor group unhappy with data provided by carrier.
August 28, 2004

Founder of Atlanta-based apartment company quits after long feud.
August 28, 2004

Connecticut, Rhode Island officials warn consumers to shop around for home oil.
August 28, 2004

New London, Conn.-area housing growth healthy.
August 28, 2004

Nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Enterprise to enter Newport News, Va., yard.
August 28, 2004

Norfolk, Va., airport marks its highest monthly passenger traffic total.
August 28, 2004

Huge cranes from China come to ports in Norfolk, Va., area.
August 28, 2004

Connecticut housing permit applications cool, but still top levels of year ago.
August 28, 2004

The Orange County Register, Calif., What's Your Problem column.
August 28, 2004

Orange County, Calif., MBA students watch, learn from corporation film.
August 28, 2004

Santa Ana, Calif., police chief retires, will leave post next summer.
August 28, 2004

Teen clothing retailer Wet Seal faces second class-action lawsuit.
August 28, 2004

Columbus, Ohio, venture-capital firm sues country of Venezuela over notes.
August 28, 2004

Victoria's Secret Beauty to add Zalia line of cosmetics for Latinos.
August 28, 2004

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