Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from July 10 2004

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from July 10 2004

Federal government still ruminates about mad-cow solutions.
July 10, 2004

Army beefs up contract with University of Michigan.
July 10, 2004

Dana Corp. sells replacement parts unit for $1.1 billion.
July 10, 2004

Detroit hospital regains best trauma rating.
July 10, 2004

Daily Mail, London, business briefs column.
July 10, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Broker Buys and Sells column.
July 10, 2004

UK brewer gains 432 pubs in deal with Deutsche Bank.
July 10, 2004

Branson to keep tabs on Virgin Mobile once it goes to market.
July 10, 2004

Putin stokes fears of Russian meltdown.
July 10, 2004

Fredericksburg, Va., restaurant makes most of space with roofscape.
July 10, 2004

Winery closes Culpeper, Va., location.
July 10, 2004

Fredericksburg, Va., expert says summer heat shouldn't alter business apparel.
July 10, 2004

Poll shows Bush losing support of Cuban-Americans.
July 10, 2004

Specialty companies focus on senior consumers' needs.
July 10, 2004

Retailers discovery that the price is the point at dollar stores.
July 10, 2004

Steadman Hawkins Clinic to open in Spartanburg, S.C., in 2005.
July 10, 2004

Petroleum firm sells more than 150 gas stations, stores in Maryland, Virginia.
July 10, 2004

Fleet receives blessing as shrimping season approaches in Brownsville, Texas.
July 10, 2004

Traveling virtual tour spreads Florida's appeal across U.S.
July 10, 2004

Madison County, Ill., ranks No. 2 in nation in pay increases.
July 10, 2004

Illinois truckers may not get relief soon enough to stem losses.
July 10, 2004

Owner of Bakersfield, Calif., trucking company marvels at own success.
July 10, 2004

Southern California horse owners urged to vaccinate horse against West Nile.
July 10, 2004

Widening project prompts temporary road closure in Gulfport, Miss.
July 10, 2004

KILL STORY: Closure of Wachovia's Shelton, Conn., call center to cost 270 jobs.
July 10, 2004

Pacific Capital Bancorp raises quarterly dividend in Santa Barbara, Calif.
July 10, 2004

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street column.
July 10, 2004

Georgia Public Service Commission approves road map for energy.
July 10, 2004

Federal Reserve policy crimps banks, hedge funds.
July 10, 2004

Credit card rates are on the rise.
July 10, 2004

'Disadvantaged' loophole to be closed in Atlanta airport's contract bidding.
July 10, 2004

Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio, Mad Shopper column.
July 10, 2004

Ohio utility regulators asked to reconsider plan for electricity rates.
July 10, 2004

New eatery hopes to reverse corner's curse in Augusta, Ga.
July 10, 2004

Groton, S.D.-area towns improve roads.
July 10, 2004

Bush tells Pennsylvania audience the nation's economy is growing stronger.
July 10, 2004

President Bush thrills customers with visit to Breinigsville, Pa., diner.
July 10, 2004

Governor of Florida welcomes new FedEx gateway at Miami airport.
July 10, 2004

The Sun, Lowell, Mass., Dave Anderson column.
July 10, 2004

Book maker takes on self-publishing in Lowell, Mass.
July 10, 2004

Store buys, sells high-end used clothing in Macon, Ga.
July 10, 2004

Audit finds Medicaid problems at McAllen, Texas-based rehabilitation chain.
July 10, 2004

Ashland, Ore., entrepreneur tries to sell domain name for Shakespeare festival.
July 10, 2004

Downtown Medford, Ore., barbecue restaurant tones down look of exterior.
July 10, 2004

Rumors swirl around Burger King CEO hunt.
July 10, 2004

FedEx launches Miami facility to expand capacity for Latin America trade.
July 10, 2004

Miami-area businesses' supplies run short as trucker strike goes on.
July 10, 2004

The Modesto Bee, Calif., Wine Notes column.
July 10, 2004... By Tim Moran, The Modesto Bee, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 10--REGION GAINING ITS 'PLACE' FOR WINE: Wine is about "place," many in the industry claim -- the French call it "terroir." It means the wine is defined...

Savers cheer return of 3 percent deposit certificates; rates may climb higher.
July 10, 2004

Milwaukee-based maker of surface mining excavation equipment plans IPO.
July 10, 2004

San Joaquin Valley, Calif., sees increase in jobless rate in June.
July 10, 2004

DeVry University to open classes in downtown Fort Worth, Texas.
July 10, 2004

Fort Worth, Texas, home sales still strong, but taking a bit longer.
July 10, 2004

TXU Corp. fights allegations by energy rival.
July 10, 2004

Boston agency increases affordable housing limit by 30 percent.
July 10, 2004

Racing karts gain popularity, fuel large, lucrative industry.
July 10, 2004

Colorado Springs, Colo., retailers say concern about lead in toys is minimal.
July 10, 2004

Mortgage foreclosures surge higher in El Paso County, Colo.
July 10, 2004

Pennsylvania auditor assesses tuition program.
July 10, 2004

The Hartford Courant, Conn., auto answers column.
July 10, 2004

Glastonbury, Conn.-based Open Solutions buys Indiana financial services firm.
July 10, 2004

Connecticut lawmakers ask why West Hartford firm didn't get shot at new weapon.
July 10, 2004

Former Phoenix Cos. chief has interest in Hartford, Conn., office property.
July 10, 2004

Korean deal eludes Sikorsky.
July 10, 2004

Growth bill provokes anger against governor of New Jersey.
July 10, 2004

Video games fuel passion for creativity at Princeton University camp.
July 10, 2004

Shore property prices soar with demand in New Jersey.
July 10, 2004

Former Hamilton, Ohio, department store sells at auction.
July 10, 2004

New furniture retail showroom planned for High Point, N.C.
July 10, 2004

Onslow County, N.C., credit union submits plans for branch on federal land.
July 10, 2004

Developer purchases third apartment complex in Salina, Kan.
July 10, 2004

Kansas clunkers get taxed on auto's book value, rather than actual sale price.
July 10, 2004

Some 7,900 Kentucky homes, businesses apply for flood-storm damage relief.
July 10, 2004

Kentucky horsewomen break off partnership after poisonings of saddlebreds.
July 10, 2004

Carpet store sues Chicago Tribune parent company over circulation figures.
July 10, 2004... Newsday, Melville, N.Y. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 10--A carpet store headquartered in Chicago filed suit on Thursday against the Tribune Co., alleging that the company's newspapers defrauded advertisers by inflating...

Port of Philadelphia gains spoils of war as shipments to/from Iraq increase.
July 10, 2004

Portland, Maine, firm aims for spectrometer market.
July 10, 2004

Better Business Bureau in Raleigh, N.C., begins watchdog report.
July 10, 2004

Raleigh, N.C., software firm sues its founder after he sues the company.
July 10, 2004

Despite area-code split, Riverside, Calif.-area firms are slow to make switch.
July 10, 2004

Jump in 'permanent' jobs is seen in inland Southern California.
July 10, 2004

Fruit preserves are a family affair in Lamoine, Maine.
July 10, 2004

New London, Conn., businesses look to bounce back from arson.
July 10, 2004

Connecticut congressman to seek federal probe into fake gauges.
July 10, 2004