Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from March 13 2004

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from March 13 2004

Carbon County, Pa., Chambers to Consolidate.
March 13, 2004

Single Women Find Saving for the Future Can Be Challenging.
March 13, 2004

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Advertising Column.
March 13, 2004

Georgia, A.G. Edwards Close to a Settlement.
March 13, 2004

Giant Runway Bridge over I-285 Is Under Way in Atlanta.
March 13, 2004

Delta Air Lines' President to Leave.
March 13, 2004

Georgia-Pacific to Sell One of Oldest Operations.
March 13, 2004

New Office Tower to Be Built in Midtown Atlanta.
March 13, 2004

Georgia Ports to Handle Big-Ticket Cars.
March 13, 2004

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
March 13, 2004

California Communities Mull Inclusionary Zoning.
March 13, 2004

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Creates Plan for Schools' Nutrition Incentives.
March 13, 2004

Beaumont, Texas, Businessman Will Pay for Taking Advantage of Bank Error.
March 13, 2004

Louisiana Residents Receptive to Cheniere Energy's Proposed LNG Terminal.
March 13, 2004

Indigent Patients Left without Jefferson County, Texas, Pharmacist's Services.
March 13, 2004

Port of Beaumont, Texas, Executive Director Invests in Open-Air Storage Space.
March 13, 2004

Boom in Poker Plays into Biloxi, Miss., Writer's Hand.
March 13, 2004

Mississippi State Port at Gulfport Will Hire Cruise Ship Consultant.
March 13, 2004

University of Southern Mississippi Committee Will Hear Professors' Appeals.
March 13, 2004

New Construction in Kern County, Calif., Gets off to Slow Start for Year.
March 13, 2004

Kern County, Calif.'s Unemployment Rate Inches up in February.
March 13, 2004

Bakersfield, Calif., Businessmen Hope to Capitalize on Wakeboarding Interest.
March 13, 2004

Pontoon Beach, Ill., Restaurant Closes; Owners to Focus on Convenience Stores.
March 13, 2004

Zinc Plant Workers Extend Contract in Sauget, Ill.
March 13, 2004

Federal Employee Drug Tests to Include Hair, Saliva, Sweat.
March 13, 2004

Manatee River Community Bank Grows Along with Palmetto, Fla.
March 13, 2004

Florida Decorating Business More Than Window Treatments.
March 13, 2004

Gas Prices in Manatee County, Fla., May Not Come down until Summer.
March 13, 2004

Recruiters Aim to Make Baltimore Attractive to Businesses, Academic Stars.
March 13, 2004

Maryland Senate Votes for Bill to Stop Gift Cards from Expiring, Losing Value.
March 13, 2004

Market to Advance, but Global, Domestic Issues to Have an Effect, Analysts Say.
March 13, 2004

California Firm to Lease Baltimore Building for Next 10 Years.
March 13, 2004

Massachusetts Congressman Faults Governor on Looming Summer Labor Shortage.
March 13, 2004

Cape Cod Businesses Hope to Capitalize on Boston's Democratic Convention.
March 13, 2004

Love 'Em or Hate 'Em, This Electronics Retailer Sparks Emotion in California.
March 13, 2004

Walnut Creek, Calif., Area Suffers Jobs Downturn.
March 13, 2004

Fry's Expected to Revitalize Concord, Calif., Shopping Center.
March 13, 2004

Lawsuit Becomes More Likely in San Francisco Bay Area Transit Dispute.
March 13, 2004

Retired United Airlines Flight Attendants Picket over Cuts to Medical Benefits.
March 13, 2004

Apple Computer Fans Line Up at New Store at Charlotte, N.C., Mall.
March 13, 2004

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Health Business Column.
March 13, 2004... By Mike Stobbe, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 13--LINE BETWEEN NONPROFIT, FOR-PROFIT BLURRY: In North Carolina's health-care industry, the term "nonprofit" is becoming something of a misnomer. ...

US Airways Prepays $250 Million on Loans.
March 13, 2004

Georgia Residents Find Ways to Conserve Gasoline as Pump Prices Climb.
March 13, 2004

American Airlines Flight Attendants Narrowly Re-Elect their Union President.
March 13, 2004

MCI Officially Reduces Its Income by More Than $74 Billion.
March 13, 2004

Mexico Car Market Is Enjoying Smooth Ride.
March 13, 2004

WTO Rules that Telmex Must Lower Access Fees for U.S. Companies.
March 13, 2004

General Motors Predicts Sporty Profits Even from Fewer Sales.
March 13, 2004

Loft, Retail Project in Detroit Gains Its First Tenant.
March 13, 2004

Port Jervis, N.Y., Laborer Finds Manufacturing a Tough Field to Stay In.
March 13, 2004

South Florida Businesses Fined for Violating State 'Do-Not-Call' Registry.
March 13, 2004

South Florida Senior Voters Have Trouble with Electronic Voting Machines.
March 13, 2004

Florida Lawyer to Head Office Depot's Human Resources Department.
March 13, 2004

Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Area Hosted 8.1 Million Overnight Visitors in 2003.
March 13, 2004

High Unemployment Rates Fall in San Joaquin Valley, Calif.
March 13, 2004

President of American Airlines' Flight Attendants' Union Re-Elected.
March 13, 2004

Texans See Gasoline Prices Continue to Climb.
March 13, 2004

Texas Governor's Trade Trip to Italy Draws Fire.
March 13, 2004

RadioShack CEO Will Gradually Sell Some Holdings in Electronics Chain.
March 13, 2004

Texas Executive to Become Chief of Skin-Care Firm's Worldwide Operations.
March 13, 2004

Hershey Foods Reports Executive Pay.
March 13, 2004

Aetna Earnings Forecast Sends Share Value Up Almost 6 Percent.
March 13, 2004

The Hartford Courant, Conn., Auto Answers Column.
March 13, 2004

The Hartford Courant, Conn., Auto Review Column.
March 13, 2004

Connecticut Bank and Trust Opens New Era.
March 13, 2004

Distributed Energy Systems Corp. Reports Rise in Fourth-Quarter Revenue.
March 13, 2004

Nuclear Regulatory Panel Accepts Petitions for Plant Hearing in Connecticut.
March 13, 2004

Possible Novartis-Aventis Drug Merger Could Hurt New Jersey.
March 13, 2004

Aetna, Houston-Area Clinic a Pair again, Sign Three-Year Deal.
March 13, 2004

Another Year's Wait -- Till 2006 -- for Big Enron Case.
March 13, 2004

Wife of Former Enron CFO, Citing Holiday, Wants Delay in Sentencing.
March 13, 2004

Halliburton Cheers Up Investors with News that Cash Position Is Strong.
March 13, 2004

Atlantic Beach, N.C., Summer Parking Meter Rates Are Lower This Year.
March 13, 2004

Lenexa, Kan.-Based Cable-TV Co-Op Wields as Much Clout as Cable Giants.
March 13, 2004

Missouri Governor Criticizes Polices that Threaten Medicaid.
March 13, 2004

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Miriam Pepper Column.
March 13, 2004... By Miriam Pepper, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 13--SAVE HEALTH LEVY FOR PATIENT CARE: City Manager Wayne Cauthen hasn't been in Kansas City long enough to know the history of the city's health levy....

Kansans May See Gasoline Prices Go Even Higher Than They Are Now.
March 13, 2004

Kentucky Economist Says Fuel Prices Offset by Healthy Economy.
March 13, 2004

Investors Get Chance to Buy Share in Kentucky Thoroughbred Stable.
March 13, 2004

Connoisseurs Get Pumped up over New Upscale Shoe Store in Macon, Ga.
March 13, 2004

Myrtle Beach, S.C., Tourism Officials Hope Dollar Favors Canadian Visitors.
March 13, 2004

McAllen, Texas, Hospital System Restructuring Eliminates 45 Positions.
March 13, 2004

Sales of Homes in Jackson County, Ore., Slow as Prices Rise.
March 13, 2004

South Florida Blossoms as Hot Spot for Business.
March 13, 2004