Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from March 16 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from March 16 2002

New Lord & Taylor Hits Houston Mall.
March 16, 2002

Sports Bar Opens at Jacksonville, Fla., Marketplace.
March 16, 2002

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, First Coast Ticker Column.
March 16, 2002

GE Considers Selling Overland Park, Mo.-Based ERC in Public Stock Offering.
March 16, 2002

Sprint CEO's 2001 Compensation Fell Short of 1999 Earnings.
March 16, 2002

Lexington, Ky., Health Plan Supplies Doctors, Patients with Drug Information.
March 16, 2002

Kentucky's Horse Industry Puts Almost $107,000 into Lobbying for Video Slots.
March 16, 2002

U.S. Is Close to Resuming Program to Shoot Down Suspected Drug Planes.
March 16, 2002

Nonprofit Organization to Present Florida Seminars on Gay-Oriented Ads.
March 16, 2002

Antiguan Government Takes Over Derelict U.S.-Owned Hotel, Golf Resort.
March 16, 2002

Florida House Approves Phone Service Measure That Could Increase Local Fees.
March 16, 2002

The Monterey County Herald, Calif., Business People Column.
March 16, 2002... The Monterey County Herald, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 16--PAMPURO JOINS PAN AMERICAN REAL ESTATE: Janet Struve Pampuro has recently joined Pan American Real Estate in Carmel. Pampuro worked for nearly 20 years in...

Delta's End of Commissions Concerns Travel Agents in Memphis, Tenn., Area.
March 16, 2002

Kroger's Fourth-Quarter Earnings Drop by 5 Percent.
March 16, 2002

LTV's New Management Is `In It to Make Steel'.
March 16, 2002

Calumet Steel Closes Facility in Chicago Heights, Ill.
March 16, 2002

Eatontown, N.J., Burger King Surprises Customers with Veggie Burger.
March 16, 2002

Students Attend Construction Industry Career Day in Middeltown, N.J.
March 16, 2002

Smithfield Foods Unit Extends Newport News, Va.-Area Workers' Contracts.
March 16, 2002

Healthcare System in Houston to Close In-Patient Psychiatric Facility.
March 16, 2002

More Million-Dollar Condos Come to Houston.
March 16, 2002

KPMG, Andersen Sale Still Alive, but Liability Hangs Up Deal.
March 16, 2002

New York-Based Supermarket Company Moves to Fore in Bid on British-Owned Chain.
March 16, 2002

Department Stores Seek to Reinvent Themselves.
March 16, 2002

Woman in Colorado Springs, Colo., Offers Kilt Rentals Through Web Site.
March 16, 2002

The Gazette, Colorado Springs, Colo., Business Briefs Column.
March 16, 2002

Association Reports December Iron Ore Consumption Drops to 3.9 Million Tons.
March 16, 2002

Enron Executive Who Raised Questions to Address Detroit Women's Economic Club.
March 16, 2002

Blue Cross Has Deep, Strong Support in Michigan.
March 16, 2002

Texas Official Warns Employers of Fraudulent Low-Cost Health-Care Plans.
March 16, 2002

Firm with Columbia, S.C., Ties Plans Purchase of East Coast Shopping Centers.
March 16, 2002

Executive Director of Florida Home Builders Group Resigns after Funds Missing.
March 16, 2002

Illinois Supreme Court Rules for New Trial in Auto Dealer Case against Toyota.
March 16, 2002

Berry Petroleum Co. Moves to Bakersfield, Calif.
March 16, 2002

February Unemployment Rate Hits 12.7 Percent in Kern County, Calif.
March 16, 2002

Kennesaw, Ga., Processor of Donor Tissue Sees Stock Drop after Federal Report.
March 16, 2002

St. Patrick's Event in Savannah, Ga., Is Nation's Second Largest Celebration.
March 16, 2002

Atlanta Falcons' Board of Directors Reflects City's Diversity.
March 16, 2002

Hospital System Receives State's Approval to Build in Fulton County, Ga.
March 16, 2002

Ending Travel Agent Commissions Would Cover Security Costs, Analyst Says.
March 16, 2002

Andersen Staff Vows to Fight with 'Gloves Off'.
March 16, 2002

Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Pharmacy Enters Age of High-Tech Automation.
March 16, 2002

American News, Aberdeen, S.D., Regional Briefs Column.
March 16, 2002

New York Pension Fund to Vote against HP-Compaq Merger.
March 16, 2002

CORRECTION: Close Vote on HP-Compaq Could Bring Flashback.
March 16, 2002

Close Vote on HP-Compaq Could Bring Flashback.
March 16, 2002

California Agency Sells Piece of Coastline to Longtime Farmer.
March 16, 2002

U.S. Coast Guard Prepares to Clean Up Oil Spill from San Mateo, Calif., Area.
March 16, 2002

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Letter from Sacramento Column.
March 16, 2002

Former American Indian College Recruiter at Stanford University Dies at Age 67.
March 16, 2002

Los Angeles-Developer Plans to Build Retail Center in Tracy, Calif.
March 16, 2002

Travel Agents Left to Ponder Future as Delta Halts Base Commissions.
March 16, 2002

Executive Says Lead-Mining Firm Failed to Pay Interest Due on Junk Bonds.
March 16, 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch David Nicklaus Column.
March 16, 2002

Houston-Based Company Makes Money with On-Line Classes for Drivers.
March 16, 2002

San Antonio, Texas, Energy Official Aims to Follow New Efficiency Law.
March 16, 2002

Truck Driving School's Closures to Leave One Texas Facility in Palmer.
March 16, 2002

Medina, Minn.-Based Snowmobile Maker to Drop Andersen.
March 16, 2002

Stearns Bank Opens Temporary Branch in Bloomington, Minn.
March 16, 2002

Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn., Dave Beal Column.
March 16, 2002

National Association of Securities Dealers Fines RBC Dain Rauscher, Subsidiary.
March 16, 2002

Medical-Device Firm to Move Headquarters from New York to Brooklyn Park, Minn.
March 16, 2002

'Pet Therapists' Help Out in Westminster, Calif.
March 16, 2002

The Orange County Register, Calif., Business Basics Column.
March 16, 2002

Regulators Warn of Fraudulent Orange County, Calif.-Area Credit-Card Companies.
March 16, 2002

Travel Agencies React to Delta's Commission Cut.
March 16, 2002

Wells Fargo Celebrates 150th Anniversary.
March 16, 2002

Owensboro, Ky.-Based AREA Bancshares Shareholders to Vote on BB&T Purchase.
March 16, 2002

Western Kentucky Energy to Invest $70 Million at Hancock County, Ky., Station.
March 16, 2002

Bill Focusing on Unmined Minerals Tax Moves to Kentucky Senate.
March 16, 2002

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
March 16, 2002

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Heard Off the Street Column.
March 16, 2002

Incoming President of Pittsburgh-Based Coatings Firm Sees Opportunity in China.
March 16, 2002

Group of Women Executives Share How They Got and Stay on Top.
March 16, 2002

Sports-Architecture Firm's Role in Pittsburgh-Area Stadiums Raises Questions.
March 16, 2002

Aircraft Maker in Providence, R.I., Notes Lower Compensation for Chair in 2001.
March 16, 2002

Financially Troubled Cranston, R.I., Wants to Prevent State Takeover.
March 16, 2002

CVS Chief Executive Officer Receives Small Raise, No Bonus in 2001.
March 16, 2002

Verizon Seeks Endorsement to Offer Long-Distance Service from Virginia Agency.
March 16, 2002

Rumsfeld Says He Doubts Peacekeeping Force Will Be Expanded Beyond Kabul.
March 16, 2002

Despite Looming Problems, China's Premier Says He's Pleased with His Legacy.
March 16, 2002

American Taliban Wanted to Leave Unit after Hearing about Attacks, Lawyers Say.
March 16, 2002

Economist Says Wisconsin Recovery to Lag behind Nation's.
March 16, 2002

Winston-Salem, N.C., Textile Firm Reports Quarterly Net Loss of $2.27 Million.
March 16, 2002