Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from February 9 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from February 9 2002

President of South Dakota Agriculture Group Hopes to Promote Dairy Industry.
February 9, 2002

South Dakota Official Warns Residents about Deer, Elk Disease.
February 9, 2002

Aberdeen, S.D., Company Helps Elderly Residents Live On Their Own.
February 9, 2002

President Bush's Budget Proposal Contains Deductible for Some Veterans.
February 9, 2002

Goodyear to Cut Another 3,500 Positions.
February 9, 2002

New York Advertising Giant Plots Major Splash to Debut Atlanta Branch.
February 9, 2002

As Jordan Flies on Court, Retailers Expect His Shoes to Fly Off Their Shelves.
February 9, 2002

Mediation Board Investigates Union Charges over Vote at Delta.
February 9, 2002

Atlanta Software Firm Receives $18 Million from Boston Venture Capital Company.
February 9, 2002

Mississippi's Gulf Coast Sees Increase in Hotel Bookings over Mardi Gras.
February 9, 2002

Biloxi, Miss., Shopping Center Continues to Have Troubles as Tenants Leave.
February 9, 2002

Bakersfield, Calif.-Area Almond Growers Continue to Work after Harvest.
February 9, 2002

California Lawnmower Servicing Firm Plans to Remain Despite Departing Stores.
February 9, 2002

California Voters to decide Fate of Bond Issue for Open Space, Parks.
February 9, 2002

Transit Agency Puts Security Cameras in San Jose, Calif.-Area Tunnels, Bridges.
February 9, 2002

Andersen Under Investigation by State Regulators.
February 9, 2002

Bank of America Settles Merger Suits for $490 Million.
February 9, 2002

Veteran Executive Joins Charlotte, N.C., Business School.
February 9, 2002

First Union Tie to Enron Falls under Scrutiny of Congressional Investigators.
February 9, 2002

Georgia Federal Jury Awards Lowe's Over $20 Million in Lawsuit against GE.
February 9, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Mike Stobbe Column.
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South Carolina Board Could Lose Control of $18 Million Incentive Fund.
February 9, 2002

Electronic Data Systems Unveils New Ad Campaign During Winter Olympics.
February 9, 2002

Economic Rebound Could Bring Dip in Housing Market.
February 9, 2002

Bear Market Starts to Have Impact on Texas High-Tech Service Providers.
February 9, 2002

Builders Prepare to Troubleshoot at New Detroit Terminal.
February 9, 2002

Cleveland-Cliffs Appoints Manager to Taconite Plant in Hoyt Lakes, Minn.
February 9, 2002

Duluth, Minn., Company to Merge Telecommunications Arm with Network Services.
February 9, 2002

Electronics Firm Prepares for Move to Erie, Pa.
February 9, 2002

Oregon Lawmakers Seek Solutions for Budget Woes.
February 9, 2002

Stafford Regional Airport in Virginia Reports Better-Than-Expected Traffic.
February 9, 2002

Number of Workers Over 65 Continues to Grow.
February 9, 2002

Princess Cruises Says No to Fourth Bid from Carnival.
February 9, 2002

Florida-Based Security Company Notes Revenues of $2.8 Billion for 2001.
February 9, 2002

Vermont, Massachusetts among States Cracking Down on Fake Drivers Licenses.
February 9, 2002

Olympic Event Managers Struggle to Insure against Risk of Terrorism.
February 9, 2002

Former New Mexico Police Officer Makes Crime Identification Equipment.
February 9, 2002

Dog Race to Take Place at Pueblo, Colo., Track Again in 2002.
February 9, 2002

Manitou Springs, Colo., Newspaper Publishes Last Edition.
February 9, 2002

Colonial Park, Pa., Restaurateur to Open Location in Downtown Harrisburg.
February 9, 2002

Investors Seek Removal of Former Enron Executive in Partnership.
February 9, 2002

Earnings Dip Spurs Supermarket Chain to Cut Workers in Houston Area.
February 9, 2002

Tampa, Fla., Port Plans to Compete with Jacksonville Port for Car Business.
February 9, 2002

Clay County, Fla., Utility Agency May Start Paying for Mainline Construction.
February 9, 2002

Kansas City, Mo., Downtown Development Group to Push Improvement Plan.
February 9, 2002

Overland Park, Mo., Gaming Firm's Gambling Trade Show Disappears.
February 9, 2002

President Picks Sprint Lawyer for Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Post.
February 9, 2002

Federal Relief Is on Way for Ice Storm Sufferers in Kansas City, Mo., Area.
February 9, 2002

Kentucky Senate Agrees Phone Sales Rules Are Closer to Reality.
February 9, 2002

Miami Cable Maverick Arrested in Australia on Fraud Charges.
February 9, 2002

Florida Carpenters Union Complains about Losing Airport Jobs to Out-of-Towners.
February 9, 2002

Practices Explain Why Enron Board of Directors Failed to See Problems.
February 9, 2002

Report Says Low Prices Drive Cotton Farmers to Plant Fewer Crops.
February 9, 2002

Over 200 Retailers Gather to Preview Memphis, Tenn., Software Firm's New Line.
February 9, 2002

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Files Suit against Target.
February 9, 2002

Embattled Nashua, N.H., Box Manufacturer Shuts Down.
February 9, 2002

Norwich, Conn.-Area Chamber Honors Retired Law Firm Partner.
February 9, 2002

Conseco Threatens to Remove Donald Trump's Name as GM-Building Feud Continues.
February 9, 2002

Disney Marks the Latest Park's Anniversary by Announcing Two New Attractions.
February 9, 2002

Leader Shocks Irvine, Calif., Financial Services Firm with Abrupt Resignation.
February 9, 2002

Orange County, Calif.-Area Real Estate, Banking Industries Engage in Turf War.
February 9, 2002

Irvine, Calif., Company Loses Deal for Sale of Hamburger Hamlet Chain.
February 9, 2002

Utah Business Leaders to Open Day's Trading on New York Stock Exchange.
February 9, 2002

Orlando, Fla., Businessman Expresses Interest in Buying Basketball Team.
February 9, 2002

Longwood, Fla., Restaurant Caters to Business Breakfast Clientele.
February 9, 2002

Atmos Energy Corp. Is No Enron, CEO Says.
February 9, 2002

Tollgrade Communications Trio Opts to Keep Stock.
February 9, 2002

Family Toy Store Chain Files for Chapter 11, Starts to Close Stores.
February 9, 2002

The Philadelphia Inquirer Consumer Watch Column.
February 9, 2002

Philadelphia Food Container Manufacturer to Close Facilities, Sell Operations.
February 9, 2002

Progress Seen in Gas Dispute in Providence, R.I., Area.
February 9, 2002

New York Presence Is Motive Behind Providence, R.I.-Area Law Firm Merger.
February 9, 2002

Stop & Shop Supermarket Answers Call for Diversity.
February 9, 2002

Housing Research Firm to Open Office in Riverside, Calif.
February 9, 2002

Riverside, Calif.-Area Discount Retailer Changes Moniker.
February 9, 2002

Recreational-Vehicle Industry Accelerates in New Era.
February 9, 2002

Richmond, Va.-Based Health Insurer Posts Rise in Earnings in Fourth Quarter.
February 9, 2002

Tobacco Leaf Merchant Moves Operations to Rocky Mount, N.C.
February 9, 2002

EEOC Settles Suit against Wal-Mart.
February 9, 2002

Enron Tried Venture into Water Trading with Deal in Madera, Calif.
February 9, 2002

California Winegrape Growers Suffer as Demand for Product Decreases.
February 9, 2002

Auto Grille Attorneys Prepare for Case in South Bend, Ind.
February 9, 2002

Target Will Close One South Bend, Ind., Store.
February 9, 2002

Members of National Grape Cooperative Discuss Hypothetical Selling of Welch's.
February 9, 2002