Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from July 13 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from July 13 2002

Aberdeen, S.D., Airport Construction Stays On Schedule.
July 13, 2002

Aberdeen, S.D., Hires Minneapolis-Based Firm to Craft Vision Statement.
July 13, 2002

Dry Conditions Likely to Affect Aberdeen, S.D., Wheat Yields.
July 13, 2002

Informational Meetings Are Scheduled on Wind Energy for South Dakota.
July 13, 2002

New Restaurant Opens in Augusta, Ga., Airport.
July 13, 2002

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
July 13, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
July 13, 2002... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 13--The problem with the proposed reforms to help avert future accounting scandals is that they don't address the inherent problem of accounting firms...

Historic Kansas City, Mo., Schoolhouse Is Converted to Antique Showcase.
July 13, 2002

Miami-Based Home Builder Buys Two California Firms.
July 13, 2002

Milwaukee-Area Mall Awaits Approval for Italian Restaurant.
July 13, 2002

AOL's CEO Is on the Way Out.
July 13, 2002

Reaction Is Mixed in Ocala, Fla., over New Small Business Loan Program Rule.
July 13, 2002

The Orange County Register, Calif., Business Basics Column.
July 13, 2002

Boeing Engineers in Southern California Dump their Union.
July 13, 2002

General Manager of Orlando, Fla., ABC-TV Affiliate Resigns.
July 13, 2002

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
July 13, 2002

The Philadelphia Inquirer Consumer Watch Column.
July 13, 2002

CSX Transportation Office Relocation Not Likely to Raise Profile.
July 13, 2002

EPA Introduces Cleanup Proposal for Davidson County, N.C., Site.
July 13, 2002

Hollywood Legend's Son Visits Furniture Factory in North Carolina.
July 13, 2002

North Carolina-Based Bank Announces Better Earnings for Second Quarter.
July 13, 2002

Houston Grand Jury Subpoenas Duke Energy, El Paso Corp. for Trade Records.
July 13, 2002

President Bush Holds First Meeting of Anti-Corporate Crime Team.
July 13, 2002

Small Business Administration Expand Loan, Educational Programs.
July 13, 2002

GE Transportation Systems Posts Gains in Second Quarter.
July 13, 2002

GE Rally Provides Respite to Battered Portfolios.
July 13, 2002

Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor Column.
July 13, 2002

Kmart Works to Boost Morale.
July 13, 2002

Marriott, Others Tour Vacant Detroit Hotel and Consider Possibilities.
July 13, 2002

Creditors Object to Detroit Managed-Care Company's Rehabilitation Plan.
July 13, 2002

American Automakers Are Likely to Post Profits for Second Quarter.
July 13, 2002

Stock Market Still in Need of a Rescue.
July 13, 2002

Irmo, S.C., Motocross Shop Owner Finds Success with Vintage Bikes.
July 13, 2002

Brunswick Picks Tennessee for Its Boating Group Headquarters.
July 13, 2002

North Carolina Shoppers to Get Sales Tax Break on School Items.
July 13, 2002

Charlotte, N.C.-Based Food Service Giant Puts Off Headquarters Site Selection.
July 13, 2002

Kern County, Calif., Sees Unemployment Rate Rise, Hosts Job Fair.
July 13, 2002

Domestic Sag Hurts Earnings at UPS.
July 13, 2002

Home Depot Shares Dip Further.
July 13, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Supermarket Column.
July 13, 2002

Judge Approves Southern Co. Gas Deal.
July 13, 2002

Circuit City Reorganizes Corporate Merchandising Department.
July 13, 2002

Owner Sells Lodi, Calif., Bar and Grill.
July 13, 2002

St. Louis-Based Chemicals Firm Will Rejoin the Nasdaq 100.
July 13, 2002

Auditor-Company Connections Continue to Exist in Post-Andersen Era.
July 13, 2002

Madison, Wis.-Based Energy Company Tries to Escaped Utility Act Restrictions.
July 13, 2002

McDonald's Adds Outside Brands of Yogurt, Fruit Snacks, to Menu.
July 13, 2002

Motorola Gains Market Share from Rival Cell-Phone Maker Nokia.
July 13, 2002

Chicago Tribune Retail Notebook Column.
July 13, 2002... By Susan Chandler, Chicago Tribune Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 13--It's hardly a revelation that retail employees are largely an unhappy lot. Many make little more than minimum wage, few receive such traditional benefits as...

Chicago Tribune Workplace Buzz Column.
July 13, 2002... By T. Shawn Taylor, Chicago Tribune Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 13--Saving for a rainy day means putting away enough money in good times so that the bad times aren't so bad. That's the idea behind state trust funds....

WorldCom Faces Suit from Illinois' Pension System for Public School Teachers.
July 13, 2002

Supermarket Group Tries to Lure Produce Shoppers to Thai Stores.
July 13, 2002

Chattanooga, Tenn., Heart Institute Names New Chief Executive.
July 13, 2002

Chattanooga, Tenn., Jeweler Waits to Learn Moving Date for Business.
July 13, 2002

Credit Ratings Get Tougher to Protect.
July 13, 2002

Northeast Ohio Emerges Slowly from Recession.
July 13, 2002

Federal Agencies Want Bird DNA Database to Avoid Aviation Accidents.
July 13, 2002

Deficit Rise Pits White House against Both Parties on Hill.
July 13, 2002

Verizon Looks to Compete in Washington, D.C., Long-Distance Market.
July 13, 2002

USDA Approves Emergency Haying for Franklin County, Idaho.
July 13, 2002

Loan Rates Start Debate among Southern Idaho Wheat Growers.
July 13, 2002

Gilby, N.D., Student Sells Potatoes at Local Farmers Market for Tuition.
July 13, 2002

Idaho Potato Commission Plans to Appeal Ruling in Trademark Infringement Case.
July 13, 2002

San Antonio, Texas-Based Petroleum Firm Files Suit Against Defense Department.
July 13, 2002

Commercial Real Estate Vacancies Hit 8.5 Percent in Colorado Springs, Colo.
July 13, 2002

San Diego Online Data Storage Company Sells Assets to Washington, D.C., Firm.
July 13, 2002

Growers Groups Work to Promote Idaho Dry Beans Abroad.
July 13, 2002

More Beet Acres Reflect Production Problems for Idaho Farmers.
July 13, 2002

Federal Assistance Aids Beet Growers with Crops Damaged by Misused Herbicide.
July 13, 2002

Idaho Cereal Farmers Thwarted by Drought Can Apply for Graze-Out Provision.
July 13, 2002

Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn., Dave Beal Column.
July 13, 2002

Minnesota Business Executives Upset by Fraud, Want Investors' Trust Back.
July 13, 2002

Northwest Airlines Drops 10-Percent Senior Discounts.
July 13, 2002

Food Retailer Endorses Quality of Thailand Chicken.
July 13, 2002

Milford, N.H., Meat Shop May Grow Under New Ownership.
July 13, 2002

Teens, Young Adults Find Summer Jobs at Orange County, Calif., Fair.
July 13, 2002

St. Louis Mayor, Housing Advocates Reach Compromise on Spending Issue.
July 13, 2002

Thailand Prime Minister Speaks at Investor Fair, Sees Opportunity for Growth.
July 13, 2002

Thailand Finance Ministry to Review Changes to SEC Act.
July 13, 2002

North Carolina on Track for First Sales Tax Holiday.
July 13, 2002

Houston Apartments to Utilize Developer's Bayou Feel.
July 13, 2002

Jacobson Stores Inc. to Know Its Fate on July 25.
July 13, 2002

Problems Revealed by ICN Pharmaceuticals Boss Reminiscent of PacifiCare.
July 13, 2002

Union in Rhode Island Calls for Boycott of Budweiser.
July 13, 2002