Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from July 14 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from July 14 2001

Economic Development Is Helping to Lure New Firms to New Mexico.
July 14, 2001

Earnings Fall 54 Percent at Atlanta-Based Citizens Bancshares.
July 14, 2001

Wall Street's `Mr. Fixit' to Head Split National Service Industries.
July 14, 2001

Gaston County, N.C., Tourism Department Pays for Segment on Travel Channel.
July 14, 2001

Talbot's Clothing Chain to Renovate Charleston, S.C., Building.
July 14, 2001

MGM Grand Detroit Less Dominant in the Face of Competition.
July 14, 2001

Material Arrives for Compuware's World Headquarters in Detroit.
July 14, 2001

Plantation, Fla., Customer Service Firm Buys Orlando, Fla., Company.
July 14, 2001

Sarasota, Fla.-Based Airline's Future in Limbo.
July 14, 2001

Carnival Sells Two Smallest Ships to Streamline, Refocus Fleet.
July 14, 2001

Florida Hospitals Donate Funds to Attract More Students to Nursing.
July 14, 2001

Mexican Restaurant to Close Downtown Location in Modesto, Calif.
July 14, 2001

Modesto, Calif., Area Unemployment Rates Drop in June.
July 14, 2001

Arizona Mortgage Lenders Add Staff, Technology in Strong Housing Market.
July 14, 2001

Florida Strip-Mall Builder to Move into Arizona Markets.
July 14, 2001

Hampton, Va., Names Development Chief.
July 14, 2001

Smithfield Foods Execs' Pay Increases.
July 14, 2001

Plan to Rescue Energy Company Would Hit California Businesses with Rate Hikes.
July 14, 2001

Gateway Orange County, Calif.-based Business Unit Focuses on Small Companies.
July 14, 2001

Fast Rise in Orange County, Calif., Jobless Rate Surprises Many.
July 14, 2001

Organization Taps General Contractor to Build Omaha, Neb., Campus.
July 14, 2001

Doughnut Chain Closes 'Most Difficult' Omaha, Neb., Store.
July 14, 2001

First Data Clocks 13 Percent Gain in Profits.
July 14, 2001

Major Hotels Charge Guests Fee to Cover Energy Costs.
July 14, 2001

Firm Seeks 350 Workers for Omaha, Neb.-Area Meat Products Plant.
July 14, 2001

Development Team to Renovate Pittsburgh, Pa., Office Tower.
July 14, 2001

Experts Say Regulators Would Likely Approve Comcast, AT&T Merger.
July 14, 2001

HomeLife Furniture Will Not Reopen Its Stores, Warehouses.
July 14, 2001

Boston-Based Mutual Fund Firm Cuts 160 Jobs.
July 14, 2001

Survey Finds Millionaires Constantly Worry About Losing Money.
July 14, 2001

North Carolina Mutual Insurance Hit with Racial Suit.
July 14, 2001

Best Buy in Sacramento, Calif., Seeks Applicants.
July 14, 2001

Chicago Venture Capitalist to Head California Software Company.
July 14, 2001

San Antonio, Texas, Insurance Firm to Restructure Job Functions.
July 14, 2001

Earthgrains CEO Says He'll Stay On to Run Division for Sara Lee.
July 14, 2001

The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif., Wine Notes Column.
July 14, 2001... By Raven J. Railey, The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 14--The KCBX Central Coast Wine Classic is sharing the spotlight this year with a rebuilding beach town that has been its stomping ground...

Two Longtime Friends Hope Fun and Games Will Bring Success.
July 14, 2001

Arden Hills, Minn., Firm May Yet Gain FDA Approval of Heart-Failure Device.
July 14, 2001

Customers Seek Answers About HomeLife Furniture's Closing.
July 14, 2001

Motorola Plant Never Produced Expected Boom in Harvard, Ill.
July 14, 2001

Chicago-Based Online Music Company Strikes Distribution Deal With EMI.
July 14, 2001

Navy to Help Train Shipbuilding Contractors.
July 14, 2001

Bush Says He's Working on a Plan to Combat Global Warming.
July 14, 2001

Beijing Chosen to Host 2008 Summer Olympics.
July 14, 2001

Dry Farmland Spurs Wisconsin Governor to Declare State of Emergency.
July 14, 2001

Eighteen States Keep United Front, to Continue with Microsoft Antitrust Case.
July 14, 2001

Athens Banner-Herald, Ga., Business Briefs Column.
July 14, 2001... Athens Banner-Herald, Ga. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 14--COLLEGE INTERN PROGRAM SEEKING HOST BUSINESSES: The Piedmont College Athens Center is seeking Athens-area businesses interested in working with business student interns....

Falling Price of Steel, Other Metals Hurts Businesses in Athens, Ga., Area.
July 14, 2001

Albuquerque, N.M., Healthcare Group Asks Finance Executives to Step Down.
July 14, 2001

Albuquerque, N.M.-Based Loan Provider Touts Relationships with Banks, People.
July 14, 2001

Investors Remain in Optimistic Mood.
July 14, 2001

SunTrust Faces a Key Court Date.
July 14, 2001

Beaumont, Texas, Electrical Equipment Company Learns to Do Business in Russia.
July 14, 2001

Bakersfield, Calif., Communications Business Shows Off Antique Electronics.
July 14, 2001

Bank's Branches in Manatee, Fla., Strive for Business As Usual.
July 14, 2001

AMC Entertainment Makes Surprise Bid for Smaller Theater Group.
July 14, 2001

Judge Won't Allow California Power Company's Creditors to Hire PR Firm.
July 14, 2001

Walnut Creek, Calif.-Area Technology-Staffing Firms Feel the Pinch Too.
July 14, 2001

Phenix City, Ala., Firefighters Demand Chief, City Manager Resign.
July 14, 2001

KILL-STORY: Shoppers Abandon Tom Thumb after Boar's Head Pulls its Cold Cuts.
July 14, 2001

Some Shoppers Abandon Tom Thumb Stores after Boar's Head Pulls its Cold Cuts.
July 14, 2001

Chrysler Counts on Ram Pickups.
July 14, 2001

Book Tells Tale of Failed Fort Worth, Texas-Area Development Project.
July 14, 2001

Feds Ask Court to Speed Up Legal Process against Microsoft.
July 14, 2001

Harrisburg, Pa.-Area Lobbying Firms to Merge.
July 14, 2001

Pennsylvania Utility Commission's Ex-Chairman on Payroll Past Term.
July 14, 2001

Construction Groups Form Industry Safety Program in Edison, N.J.
July 14, 2001

Veteran Home Builders Launch New Venture in Jacksonville, Fla.
July 14, 2001

Paramount Studios Is Not Participating in AMC Entertainment Movie Pass Program.
July 14, 2001

Chairman of Missouri-Based Building Systems Producer to Leave at Year's End.
July 14, 2001

Lone Star Steakhouse Posts Net Loss for a Second Quarter in 2001.
July 14, 2001

Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky., Business Briefs Column.
July 14, 2001... Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 14--NOBEL WINNER TO SPEAK AT HERITAGE HALL: Nobel Prize-winning chemist Harry Kroto will speak at the 25th American Carbon Society Conference at 9 a.m. Sunday in...

Senator Boosts Debated Airport-Industrial Park Project in Bowling Green, Ky.
July 14, 2001

Automotive Firm May Move Stamping Operation from Milwaukee.
July 14, 2001

Kimberly, Wis., Union Paper Workers Approve New Contract.
July 14, 2001

Wall Street Journal's Finance Editor Takes Job with British Marketing Firm.
July 14, 2001

U.S. Companies Take Lead Role in Beijing's Successful Bid for 2008 Olympics.
July 14, 2001

Orange, Calif.-Based Credit Reporting Firm Experian Lays Off 150.
July 14, 2001

HomeLife Furniture Stores Are Closing for Good.
July 14, 2001

Laguna Beach, Calif., Wedding Planner Closes without Notifying Customers.
July 14, 2001

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
July 14, 2001

Judge Rules Exclusive Providence, R.I., Neighborhood Can't Keep Out Horse.
July 14, 2001

Plastic Film Sales Decline Causes Profits of Richmond, Va.-Based Firm to Fall.
July 14, 2001

States, Justice Department Request Fast Track for Microsoft Case.
July 14, 2001