Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from February 17 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from February 17 2001

Few Aberdeen, S.D.-Area Farmers Ask for Compensation from Corn Biotech Firm.
February 17, 2001

Man from Groton, S.D., Climbs Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.
February 17, 2001

Belgium-Based UCB Chemicals to Expand Plant in North Augusta, Ga.
February 17, 2001

Alaska Airlines Mechanic Catches Supervisor Admission of Record Falsification.
February 17, 2001

Anchorage Daily News, Alaska, Inside Alaska Business Column.
February 17, 2001... Anchorage Daily News, Alaska Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 17--TESORO ALASKA NAMES NEW CEO: Gene Burden has been named president of Tesoro Alaska Co., in charge of the Nikiski refinery, marketing and distribution. He previously...

Alaska Sees Big Increase in Unemployment Throughout State in January.
February 17, 2001

Alaska Representative Rankled by Oil Company Delays over Natural Gas Pipeline.
February 17, 2001

Anchorage, Alaska-Based Power Company May Raise Rates Significantly.
February 17, 2001

Alaska Paper Company Wins Victory over Forest Service in Federal Claims Court.
February 17, 2001

The Atlanta Journal and Constitution Advertising Column.
February 17, 2001

Early Investor Sells Stake in Atlanta-Based EarthLink, Curbing Takeover Rumors.
February 17, 2001

Georgia Supreme Court's Ruling Favors Atlanta in Lawsuit against Gun Makers.
February 17, 2001

Home Depot Institutes New Calm in Its Warehouse Stores.
February 17, 2001

Lucent Could Sell Its Norcross, Ga., Fiber-Optics Unit to Raise Needed Cash.
February 17, 2001

Plan for Midtown Atlanta Office Building Collides with Transportation Agency.
February 17, 2001

Goleta, Calif., Guidance Firm Works with NASA to Build Comet-Reaching Craft.
February 17, 2001

Santa Barbara, Calif., Experiences Dueling Trends in Corporate Construction.
February 17, 2001

Santa Barbara, Calif., Economy Bucks National Trend, Continues to Grow.
February 17, 2001

Investment, Stocks Topic of Meeting in Santa Barbara, Calif.
February 17, 2001

Kmart Settles Prosecution for California Scanner Overcharges.
February 17, 2001

Oil Companies Use Extended-Reach Drilling near Santa Barbara, Calif.
February 17, 2001

Stock Market Slows Real Estate in Santa Barbara, Calif., Area.
February 17, 2001

Santa Barbara County Calif., Tourism Braces for Lackluster Summer.
February 17, 2001

Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association Asks Port in Gulfport, Miss., to Join.
February 17, 2001

Levi's Jeans Return to General Merchandise Store in Kern County, Calif.
February 17, 2001

Bakersfield, Calif., Telecom Firm Perfects Web-Based Transmission System.
February 17, 2001

Niwot, Colo.-Based Company's Technology Helps Read, Sort Documents.
February 17, 2001

Napster Introduces Plans to Protect Copyrights of Songs.
February 17, 2001

Lights May Be Going Out at Emeryville, Calif.-Based Utility Company.
February 17, 2001

San Francisco-Based Utility Rejects California Governor's Power Plan.
February 17, 2001

European Union Ambassador Courts Trading Partners in Charleston, S.C.
February 17, 2001

Two Columbus, Ga., Furniture Stores Change Locations.
February 17, 2001

South Carolina Factories, Utilities Protest Plan to Reduce Waterway Pollution.
February 17, 2001

Dallas-Based Legend Airlines Seeks Auction to Sell FAA Operating Certificate.
February 17, 2001

Turbulent Times Leave Dell Computer Leery of Longer-Range Estimates.
February 17, 2001

Plano, Texas-Based Drugstore Chain Closes Most Stores in Area.
February 17, 2001

Expansion Project by Dallas' Sixth Floor Museum Focuses on Disputed Tower.
February 17, 2001

Dallas-Area Realty Company to Buy Two Waxahachie, Texas, Firms.
February 17, 2001

The Dallas Morning News Sports Business Column.
February 17, 2001

Stock Market Hit by Tech Company Reports, Inflation Indicator.
February 17, 2001

Ford Sued on Diversity.
February 17, 2001

Taylor, Mich.-Based Home Products Maker Reaches Quarter Forecast.
February 17, 2001

Northwest Airlines Plans for Big Move at Detroit Airport.
February 17, 2001

U.S. Acquisition Helps Drag Down Profits at British Computer-Services Firm.
February 17, 2001

British Property Group May Go Private in Takeover Deal.
February 17, 2001

Information-Technology Chief at Atlantic Telecom Departs Board.
February 17, 2001

Cancer Takes Toll on Uninsured Coloradans.
February 17, 2001

Research Firm Expects Single-Family Home Sales to Drop in Denver Area.
February 17, 2001

Chief of Denver-Based Internet Firm to Sell Company Shares.
February 17, 2001

Aspen, Colo., Development Controversy Could Lead to Land-Use Overhaul.
February 17, 2001

Loan Demand, Availability Remain Strong in Colorado.
February 17, 2001

Denver-Based Real Estate Investment Group to Save Winter Park, Colo., Lodge.
February 17, 2001

Environmental News Network, Sun Valley, Idaho, Business Briefs Column.
February 17, 2001

Boca Raton, Fla., Physician to Buy Troubled HMO.
February 17, 2001

Starbucks, Magic Johnson Open Store in Lauderdale Lakes, Fla.
February 17, 2001

Bush Administration's Weapons Review Worries Texas Defense Contractors.
February 17, 2001

Investor Scales Back Dallas Office Tower.
February 17, 2001

Texas Legislator Proposes Bills to Change State's Workers Comp Program.
February 17, 2001

Arena Owner Asks Grand Forks, N.D., to Delay Bureau Merger.
February 17, 2001

Massachusetts Parents Put $138 Million into State's College Investing Plan.
February 17, 2001

Napster, Recording Association Await Revised Injunction.
February 17, 2001

Colorado Springs, Colo., Group to Treat Senior Citizens When HMO Severs Ties.
February 17, 2001

Pacificare HMO Patients in Colorado Springs, Colo., Accepted by Clinic Network.
February 17, 2001

Kenilworth, N.J.-Based Pharmaceutical Company Sees Difficult Year.
February 17, 2001

Mount Laurel, N.J.-Based Internet Firm Faces Charge in Sale of Customer Lists.
February 17, 2001

Proposed Houston Business Park Could Boost Local Biotech Industry.
February 17, 2001

Newly United Duo Offers Houston Site with a View for Celebrations.
February 17, 2001

Furloughs at Troy, Mich., Auto-Parts Company to Increase to 381.
February 17, 2001

Drugmaker Eli Lilly Plans $55.5 Million Expansion of Indianapolis Complex.
February 17, 2001

Indianapolis Insurance Company Faces Scrutiny over Annuity Sales Practices.
February 17, 2001

Jacksonville, Fla., Women's Health Outreach Center Set to Open.
February 17, 2001

Winn-Dixie Bond Rating Lowered to Junk Status.
February 17, 2001

Snack Maker Halts Production, Leaving Liberty, Mo., Plant's Future in Doubt.
February 17, 2001

Kansas City, Mo., Gas Utility's Hedging Program Ends Up Costing Consumers.
February 17, 2001

Teamsters Will Return to Work at Independence, Mo., Lipton Plant.
February 17, 2001

Southwestern Bell Revises Its Long-Distance Application for Missouri.
February 17, 2001

Los Angeles Cargo Boom Continues.
February 17, 2001

Intrust Bank to Invest $2 Million in Downtown Lawrence, Kan., Branch.
February 17, 2001

Kentucky Governor Announces Appointees to Manage Cigarette Settlement.
February 17, 2001

The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C., Business Briefs Column.
February 17, 2001... The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 17--BUGLE BOY INDUSTRIES INC. HAS announced it will close its entire 215-store chain, including the Bugle Boy store at Waccamaw Factory Shoppes. The apparel...

Airbus to Introduce Super-Jumbo Jet Similar to Cruise Ship.
February 17, 2001

Boca Raton, Fla., Physician to Buy Money-Losing HMO.
February 17, 2001

Starbucks, Magic Johnson Open Store in Lauderdale Lakes, Fla.
February 17, 2001

Modesto, Calif.-Area Farmers May Receive Fraction of Contracted Water Supply.
February 17, 2001