Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from June 8 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from June 8 2002

Cigna Corp. Closes Northlake, Ill., Facility.
June 8, 2002

Georgia Power to Expand Generation Capacity through Electricity Purchase.
June 8, 2002

Atlanta, Ga., Hospitals Reach Settlement in Lawsuit over Market Dominance.
June 8, 2002

Ice Cream Shops Flock to Atlanta Area.
June 8, 2002

Debt-Rating Company Rejects Plea by Atlanta-Based Mirant Corp.
June 8, 2002

Proposal Offering Use of Rail Yard in Beaumont, Texas, Turned Down.
June 8, 2002

Union Planters Chief Wins Award from Greater Belleville, Ill., Chamber.
June 8, 2002

U.S. Steel Says Some Issues Need Resolution for National Steel Buy.
June 8, 2002

California Lawmakers Debate Releasing Criminals to Save State Money.
June 8, 2002

EPA to Order Chemical, Treatment Facilities to Lower Terrorist Vulnerability.
June 8, 2002

Former Executive Blasts Allegations against Hospital-Supply Purchasing Giant.
June 8, 2002

School Music Cuts in Charlotte, N.C., Area Mute Instrument Business, Too.
June 8, 2002

US Airways Set to Seek Loan Guarantees from Government.
June 8, 2002

Questions Surround Document that May Tie Perot Systems to Energy Scandal.
June 8, 2002

The Dallas Morning News Sports Business Column.
June 8, 2002

United States and Mexico Still Disagree on Border Water Delivery after Talks.
June 8, 2002

Many Investors Stay Clear of Auto Stocks.
June 8, 2002

New UAW Chief Takes Tough Line.
June 8, 2002

San Diego-Based Defense Contractor to Make Stafford, Va., Its East Coast Base.
June 8, 2002

Spotsylvania Mall Owners Await Approval to Erect 50-Foot Tall Sign.
June 8, 2002

Fredericksburg, Va., Community Has Muted Reaction to Wal-Mart Construction.
June 8, 2002

Parkland, Fla., Receives Trade Center Pieces for Possible Use in Buildings.
June 8, 2002

Finalist Designs Include Palm, Space Shuttle for Florida Quarter.
June 8, 2002

Dallas Developer Plans to Buy Montgomery Ward Building in Fort Worth, Texas.
June 8, 2002

Shares Improve for Perot Systems.
June 8, 2002

Authority Offers Rent-Free Meetings at Boston Convention & Exhibition Center.
June 8, 2002

Plans for $400 Million Mixed Development Project in Boston Are Reconfigured.
June 8, 2002

Tyco Shares Plunge 30 Percent after Bond-Downgrade by Credit-Rating Agencies.
June 8, 2002

NYSE to Delist Bethlehem Steel Stock.
June 8, 2002

Parties Expect Approval of Hershey Contract.
June 8, 2002

Medical Center to Buy Site for Hospital in Carlisle, Pa., Area.
June 8, 2002

Andersen Jury Reviews Enron Auditor's Plea Testimony.
June 8, 2002

SEC Asks Houston- and Charlotte, N.C.-Based Utilities about Round-Trip Trades.
June 8, 2002

Company Considers Possible Hotel for Historic Texaco Building in Houston.
June 8, 2002

Physicians Donate Defibrillator to Jacksonville, Fla., Transportation Workers.
June 8, 2002

Atlanta-Based HomeBanc Mortgage to Open Facility in Jacksonville, Fla.
June 8, 2002

Former CEO Cites Kansas City, Mo.-Based Farm Cooperative's Miscalculations.
June 8, 2002

Overland Park, Kan., Financial Firm Loses Early Round in $25 Million Appeal.
June 8, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
June 8, 2002... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jun. 8--While reports of an improving employment situation met with considerable skepticism from economists Friday, their doubts hardly seem justified. ...

Kansas City, Mo., Merchant Says Japanese Slot Machines Are Legal.
June 8, 2002

Downtown Development Group in Salina, Kan., Nears Executive Director Pick.
June 8, 2002

Long Beach, Calif., Fits into Hino Motor Ltd.'s Big Plans.
June 8, 2002

Barnes & Noble to Open Store in Las Cruces, N.M., in 2003.
June 8, 2002

Mortgage Giant Apologizes for Disastrously Refinancing Georgetown, Ky., Home.
June 8, 2002

Advertising Maven Addresses Rapt Audience at Miami Conference.
June 8, 2002

Proposal Means Joint Jurisdiction of Small Island for Puerto Rico.
June 8, 2002

South Florida Nuclear Power Plant Gets 20-Year License Renewal.
June 8, 2002

Crocker Realty Trust Sells 14 Miami-Area Buildings.
June 8, 2002

Modesto, Calif.-Area Beekeeper Stumbles onto Wealth of Lavender.
June 8, 2002

Labor Department Sues Trustees of Portage, Ind., Longshoreman's Pension Plan.
June 8, 2002

East Chicago Steelworkers Complain about New Owners' Hiring, Firing Practices.
June 8, 2002

Housing Resale Market Jumps 9.1 Percent in Milwaukee Region.
June 8, 2002

Milwaukee-Area Enjoys Strong Housing Resale Market, Report Says.
June 8, 2002

Hudson, N.H.-Based Printing Business Cuts 49 Jobs, Plans Facility Closure.
June 8, 2002

Norfolk, Richmond, Va., Airport Workers Charged with Hiding Criminal History.
June 8, 2002

Iowa Lawmaker Says Justice Department Would Examine Farmland Purchase.
June 8, 2002

Northrop Grumman Corp. Eyes Stake in German Submarine Company.
June 8, 2002

Congressional Hearing to Examine Trade in New York-Based Drug-Maker's Stock.
June 8, 2002

As Stock Plummets 30 Percent, Bruised Tyco Seeks Help from Legal Superstar.
June 8, 2002

Irvine, Calif.-Based Computer-Security Provider Expects Revenue Decline.
June 8, 2002

$40 Million Is Set Aside to Compensate Californians with Flawed Furnaces.
June 8, 2002

May Unemployment Rate Increases in Weber, Davis Counties, Utah.
June 8, 2002

Florida Committee Narrows List of Quarter Designs.
June 8, 2002

Malvern, Pa.-Based Electronic-Component Maker Settles Lawsuit.
June 8, 2002

High Volume of Selling Batters Major U.S. Stock Indexes.
June 8, 2002

Philadelphia University's Venture, High-Tech Fair Brings in Major Players.
June 8, 2002

Verizon Rates to Increase in Rhode Island, Elsewhere.
June 8, 2002

Mold Becoming Widely Recognized as Health Problem in U.S. Buildings.
June 8, 2002

Rail Access Helps Imperial Freezer Services' Choose Sanford, N.C.-Area Site.
June 8, 2002

GlaxoSmithKline Drug for Irritable Bowel Syndrome Makes Unprecedented Comeback.
June 8, 2002

Internet Media Firm in Durham, N.C., Cuts Jobs.
June 8, 2002

Wilson, N.C.-Based Tobacco, Wool Processor Restates Earnings by $1.5 Million.
June 8, 2002

Hawaiian Airlines Kicks Off Service from Ontario, Calif., Airport.
June 8, 2002

Capital Management Firm Adopts New Name, Relocates in Henrico County, Va.
June 8, 2002

Weather Hurts Strawberries in State College, Pa., Region.
June 8, 2002

Pleasanton, Calif., Police Arrest Fugitive in Stock Scam.
June 8, 2002

Overland Park, Kan. Lawn, Garden Product Maker Forms Alliance with Bayer.
June 8, 2002

Omaha, Neb., Investment Firm Gets Larger Stake in Charter Communications.
June 8, 2002

U.S. Military, Aerospace Industry Adapts to New War Environment.
June 8, 2002

Abduction Prompts Rise in Calls to Salt Lake City Home-Security Businesses.
June 8, 2002

May Unemployment Rate Drops to 5.3 Percent in Utah.
June 8, 2002

CORRECTION: Former Tyco CEO's Case Pushes State Auditors to Focus on Deals.
June 8, 2002

Chicago Tribune Retail Notebook Column.
June 8, 2002... By Susan Chandler, Chicago Tribune Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jun. 8--OshKosh B'Gosh Inc. was once a pioneer. The Oshkosh, Wis.-based apparel-maker upgraded the style quotient of baby clothing and captured the fancy of an...

Sara Lee Gives Poor Performance on Wall Street.
June 8, 2002