Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from July 6 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from July 6 2002

Spotsylvania County, Va., Brewery Finds Its Niche.
July 6, 2002

Union Accuses Dominion Virginia Power of Bad-Faith Bargaining.
July 6, 2002

Missouri Governor's Participation in Utility Case Unnerves Some.
July 6, 2002

Ex-Cable Chief Switches Gears, Opts Out of Time Warner Position in Connecticut.
July 6, 2002

The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif., Business Buzz Column.
July 6, 2002... The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 6--Starbucks Coffee is popping up in yet another San Luis Obispo spot, this time in the Marigold Center location recently vacated by the Nutty Bean. The...

Andersen Abandons Peachtree Center Office in Atlanta.
July 6, 2002

Minor-Brand Soft Drinks Can Be Found on Back Roads of the Net, the Carolinas.
July 6, 2002

Texas Rice Farmers Plant Fewer Acres; Beaumont Prepares to Observe Rice Day.
July 6, 2002

Port Arthur, Texas-Based Marine Maintenance Business Acquires Shipyard.
July 6, 2002

School Brings Busy Season for Port Arthur, Texas, Technical Help Center.
July 6, 2002

Borders Books & Music Arrives in Bakersfield, Calif.
July 6, 2002

Trucking Company Moves Headquarters from Los Angeles to Bakersfield, Calif.
July 6, 2002

Developers in Fairview Heights, Ill., Hope to Buy 100 Acres for More Homes.
July 6, 2002

Market in Alorton, Ill., Area Closes Doors after Failed Effort to Find Owner.
July 6, 2002

Belleville, Ill.-Area Waiters Depend on Tips for Economic Lifeblood.
July 6, 2002

Brownsville, Texas, Building Purchase Leaves 81-Year-Old Woman without Home.
July 6, 2002

Livermore, Calif., Fails to Break World Record with Crowd Dancing to YMCA.
July 6, 2002

Law Firm Sues California School District for Teaching Islamic Religion.
July 6, 2002

Rock Hill, S.C., Bank Shaken by President's Firing.
July 6, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Mike Stobbe Column.
July 6, 2002... By Mike Stobbe, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 6-- HEALTH PLAN LETS WORKER MANAGE COSTS: It's all a bit confusing, Rick Huggins said. All these HRAs, PHAs and other acronyms used lately to describe...

Agency to Probe BellSouth's Decision to Boost Rates in South Carolina.
July 6, 2002

Charleston, S.C., Consumer Group Offers Credit Course.
July 6, 2002

Northbrook, Ill.-Based Company Says It Won't Certify Deep-Fat Turkey Fryers.
July 6, 2002

Trucks Tracked to Improve Security at Canadian Border.
July 6, 2002

Acrobatic Airplane Maneuvers in Fall Creek, Ore., Anger Airport Neighbors.
July 6, 2002

Oregon Coast Aquarium Director Departs with Little Explanation.
July 6, 2002

Boca Raton, Fla.-Based NetByTel Plans to Keep WorldCom Connection.
July 6, 2002

Massachusetts Company Wins Large Award to Link Cancer Staff, Patients Online.
July 6, 2002

Nine-Month Blitz to Improve Power System Prevented Failures in Boston.
July 6, 2002

Nursery Northeast of Colorado Springs, Colo., Offers Variety of Roses.
July 6, 2002

Optimist Economic Forecasts Include Contradictory Notes.
July 6, 2002

Former Rite Aid Executives Face Fraud, Obstruction Charges in Federal Court.
July 6, 2002

Senior Citizens in Norwood, N.J., Will Soon Have Low-Priced Condominiums.
July 6, 2002

New Jersey Is Site of Three Credit Union Mergers in Past Six Months.
July 6, 2002

In Its 25th Year, Family-Owned Ethnic Food Business Keeps Expanding.
July 6, 2002

Federal Agency Names Security Director for Jacksonville, Fla., Airport.
July 6, 2002

Kansas Optics Firm Buys Rival's Trade Name, Product Line.
July 6, 2002

Salina, Kan.-Area Diet-Drug Users Earn Rights to Share of Settlement.
July 6, 2002

Salina, Kan., Veterinarian Featured in Advertisement for Dog Food.
July 6, 2002

TV Show, Interest in Classic Cars Accounts for Attention Drawn to Vehicle.
July 6, 2002

Argentine Investors Win $1.4 Million Arbitration Award against Miami Broker.
July 6, 2002

Mississippi Airport Manager Honored by Federal Aviation Administration.
July 6, 2002

Memphis, Tenn.-Based Real Estate Trust Acquires Apartment Property in Atlanta.
July 6, 2002

Memphis, Tenn., Doctors Work to Get Drugs Safely, Quickly to Patients.
July 6, 2002

Retail Federation Study Shows Sales Associates Lack Loyalty to Employers.
July 6, 2002

Andersen's Partners in Milwaukee Business Consulting Unit Set to Disperse.
July 6, 2002

Andersen Partners in Milwaukee Set to Disperse among Competing Firms.
July 6, 2002

Stocks Fall for Lakewood, N.J.-Based Medical Supplier with Investigation News.
July 6, 2002

Smithfield Foods of Smithfield, Va., Acquires Catalog Company.
July 6, 2002

Tulsa, Okla., $40 Million Hotel Is Three-Fourths Complete.
July 6, 2002

Pennsylvania Gamblers Flock to Chester, W.Va., to Play Money-Making Machine.
July 6, 2002

The Philadelphia Inquirer Consumer Watch Column.
July 6, 2002

Non-Muggy Weather Boosts Maine's Tourist Business.
July 6, 2002

Time Warner Offers 'Video on Demand' Service in Raleigh, N.C., Area.
July 6, 2002

Job Seekers Come to Raleigh, N.C., Area Despite High Unemployment Rate.
July 6, 2002

Reading, Pa., Bank Opens Interim Financial Center.
July 6, 2002

Richmond, Va.-Based Bank to Post $2.9 Million First-Quarter Loss.
July 6, 2002

European Companies Continue to Invest Heavily in Virginia.
July 6, 2002

Sacramento, Calif.-Area Home Prices Still in Safe Zone, Reports Suggest.
July 6, 2002

Passenger Loads Rise at Stockton, Calif., Airport in June.
July 6, 2002

Entrepreneur Says San Antonio, Texas, Business Travelers Will Like His Airline.
July 6, 2002

San Luis Obispo, Calif., Farm Tries to Meld Tourism, Interest in Organic Foods.
July 6, 2002

Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn., Dave Beal Column.
July 6, 2002

Claims for Unemployment Insurance in Minnesota Fell during June.
July 6, 2002

Wyndham Hotel in Salt Lake City Offers In-Room Net Service over TV.
July 6, 2002

Utah's Unemployment Rate Improves Slightly in June.
July 6, 2002

Albertson's Considers Grocery Store Targeted at Chicago's Hispanic Population.
July 6, 2002

Qwest Executive Says Firm Is Not Subject of Federal Criminal Probe.
July 6, 2002

Chicago Tribune Retail Notebook Column.
July 6, 2002... By Susan Chandler, Chicago Tribune Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 6--Mayor Daley knows what he wants in downtown Chicago: more trees, fewer fast-food restaurants and a Harrods store on Block 37. The last part is still a long...

Management Gives Weak Support for Customer Relationship Software, Survey Says.
July 6, 2002

SBC Ameritech Offers Free Computer-Ready Phone Directory in Chicago Area.
July 6, 2002

Chicago Tribune Workplace Buzz Column.
July 6, 2002... By T. Shawn Taylor, Chicago Tribune Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 6--Kevin Stringer has been without a job since October. His wife is unable to work due to a medical condition and his unemployment benefits are almost gone. ...

Bangkok Airways in Deals to Run Airports.
July 6, 2002

Hong Kong Heads Off Thailand in Race to Be Fashion Hub.
July 6, 2002

Thai Glove Maker Plans IPO.
July 6, 2002

Sale of Thailand's Banpu Power Co Hits Delay.
July 6, 2002

Cheap Shoes, Casual Workplaces Erode Chattanooga, Tenn., Shoe Repair Business.
July 6, 2002

Vancouver, Wash., Entrepreneurs Took Over, Renovated Saloon.
July 6, 2002

Government Mulls Putting More Police in Airport Lobbies, at Ticket Counters.
July 6, 2002

Wichita, Kan., Aerospace Plant Will Manufacture Newest Learjet.
July 6, 2002

Wichita, Kan., Movie Theater Owner Plans to Refurbish West-Side Palace.
July 6, 2002

Fast Growing Dallas Pizza Chain to Open Store in Wichita, Kan.
July 6, 2002

Sleek Cheese Factory in Waterloo, Wis., Represents Future of Family Farm.
July 6, 2002

Analysts Surprised as Milk Used in Cheese Production Drops in Price.
July 6, 2002