Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from November 16 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from November 16 2002

Gateway Computer Is Target of Two-Year Probe by SEC.
November 16, 2002

Aberdeen, S.D., Heating Costs to Stay Stable, Utility Says.
November 16, 2002

Georgia Auto Body Industry Seeks More Clout with Regulators.
November 16, 2002

Federal Agency Forecasts Heating Costs Increase.
November 16, 2002

St. Marys, Ga., Paper Mill Workers Collect Next-to-Last Paychecks.
November 16, 2002

Akron, Ohio-Based Advertising Agency Won't Bring Back Joe Isuzu Anytime Soon.
November 16, 2002

Restaurant, Retail Chains to Replace Tallmadge, Ohio, Landmark.
November 16, 2002

Atlanta Advertising Agency Loses Its Chief Creative Officer.
November 16, 2002

Latin Chicken Chain Heads North.
November 16, 2002

Cigna HealthCare to Cut Jobs, Keep Atlanta Office.
November 16, 2002

Delta Air Lines Chief Financial Officer Says Recovery a `Marathon'.
November 16, 2002

Delta Air Lines Alliance Plan Gets Pilots' Blessing.
November 16, 2002

War Buildup Boosts Georgia Military Suppliers.
November 16, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Retailing Column.
November 16, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
November 16, 2002

Executive Takes Marketing Post at University of Arizona Technology Park.
November 16, 2002

Beaumont, Texas-Area Jobless Rate Drops to 7.6 Percent in October.
November 16, 2002

Mississippi Senators Itch for Special Session to End.
November 16, 2002

Kern County, Calif., Cattle Show No Signs of Bovine Tuberculosis.
November 16, 2002

Bakersfield, Calif.-Area Retailers Offer Array of Harry Potter Games, Toys.
November 16, 2002

Another Schiappa's Italian Restaurant to Open in Swansea, Ill.
November 16, 2002

Jobless Rate Falls in Brownsville, Texas, Area.
November 16, 2002

Jobless Rate Drops Again in Brownsville, Texas, Area.
November 16, 2002

Christmas Rush Provides Temporary Jobs for Brownsville, Texas, Area.
November 16, 2002

Required Screening at Airport Gates May Stop in 2003.
November 16, 2002

Former Rock Hill, S.C., Banker Pleads Guilty to Fraud.
November 16, 2002

Incentives Ease Way for Charlotte, N.C.-Area Pollution Cleanup, Redevelopment.
November 16, 2002

Duke Power Co. Whistleblower Files Complaint.
November 16, 2002

Columbia, S.C., Bank Offers Saturday Hours.
November 16, 2002

Client Seeks Egg Donor in Aberdeen, S.D., Campus Ad, Offers $80,000.
November 16, 2002

Army Corps of Engineers Sets Dike Project Timeline for Aberdeen, S.D.
November 16, 2002

American News, Aberdeen, S.D., Calendar Column.
November 16, 2002

American News, Aberdeen, S.D., Names in the News Column.
November 16, 2002

Chicago Tribune Technology Notebook Column.
November 16, 2002... By Jon Van, Chicago Tribune Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 16--Edward Whitacre Jr., the Texan who heads SBC Communications Inc., raised many eyebrows among state utility regulators a few months back when he linked his firm's...

Pop Songs Become New Vehicle for Product Placement, Advertising.
November 16, 2002

San Diego to Host Corporate Real Estate Summit.
November 16, 2002

The San Diego Union-Tribune Business People Column.
November 16, 2002... The San Diego Union-Tribune Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 16--MIKE FOLEY has been named vice president and regional credit officer for Community First Bankshares. Foley will be based out of the El Cajon offices and be...

Health Plans Detail Bonuses.
November 16, 2002

Boston-Based BioTransplant Warns It May Lay Off Entire Staff.
November 16, 2002

Proposed Hotel in Downtown Appleton, Wis., Will Feel Like Home, Partner Says.
November 16, 2002

Pepsi Bottling Plant in Wythe County, Va., Will Offer about 200 Jobs.
November 16, 2002

Roanoke, Va., Eatery Serves Its Last Meal after 27 Years.
November 16, 2002

Popular Proposed Roanoke, Va., Development May Not Meet City's Standards.
November 16, 2002

To Save Money, Hospitals Often Reuse Single-Use Surgical Tools.
November 16, 2002

Former Head of Joint Chiefs Launches Raleigh, N.C., Business-Leadership Forum.
November 16, 2002

South Dakota Winter Heating Costs to Rise Somewhat, NorthWestern Energy Says.
November 16, 2002

Wisconsin Battle against Deer Disease Shadows Michigan Hunting Season.
November 16, 2002

U.S. Ambassador Dismisses Reports of Rift with Mexico.
November 16, 2002

Coral Springs, Fla., Man Wins $14 Million in Rail Wreck.
November 16, 2002

Office Complexes Struggle to Find Tenants at South Beach, Fla., Location.
November 16, 2002

Latin Leaders Discuss Politics, Economy at Summit in the Dominican Republic.
November 16, 2002

Experts Question Verdict in Case against Sunrise, Fla.-Based Gun Distributor.
November 16, 2002

Fort Benning, Ga., Slashes Hundreds of Civilian Jobs.
November 16, 2002

Coke Test Markets Flavored, Vitamin-Enriched Water in Charleston, S.C.
November 16, 2002

FleetBoston Proposes Settlement in Probe of Former Investment-Banking Unit.
November 16, 2002

Massachusetts' Jobless Rate Holds Steady in October at 5.2 Percent.
November 16, 2002

WorldCom Names New Chairman, Chief Executive.
November 16, 2002

Cost of Living in Colorado Springs, Colo., Drops to Lowest Level in Two Years.
November 16, 2002

Cost-Cutting at Paris-Based Electronics Firm Hits Pennsylvania Operations.
November 16, 2002

Comcast Will Keep Its Name in Cable Merger, Drop AT&T's.
November 16, 2002

Cruise Line Stands Firm on No-Refund Policy for Canceled Trips.
November 16, 2002

Median Home Price in Bergen, Passaic Counties, N.J. Rises to $351,000.
November 16, 2002

Drugmaker Schering-Plough Changes CEOs, Struggles to Regain Earlier Growth.
November 16, 2002

Supermarkets Face Challenging Times as They Warn of Declining Earnings, Sales.
November 16, 2002

Hackensack, N.J.-Area Wine Distributor Overcomes Debt to Become Leader.
November 16, 2002

Houston Chronicle Computing Column.
November 16, 2002

Dynegy's New CEO Gets $2.25 Million Signing Bonus, $1 Million Annually.
November 16, 2002

Shares in Tulsa, Okla.-Based Energy Firm Sink after Release of Documents.
November 16, 2002

Texas Officials Restrict Who Can Say What on Job Figures.
November 16, 2002

Thomasville Furniture Notifies 425 North Carolina Workers of Layoffs.
November 16, 2002

Observers Say Market Can Handle Growth of Apartments in Duval County, Fla.
November 16, 2002

Jacksonville, Fla.'s Jobless Rate Is Still Dropping.
November 16, 2002

Panel Aims to Raise Florida's Profile for Technology.
November 16, 2002

Overland Park, Kan., Convention Center to Open Amid Uncertain Economic Times.
November 16, 2002

Charleston, S.C.-Based Polymer Group Presents Bankruptcy Reorganization Plan.
November 16, 2002

Charleston, S.C.-Based Real Estate Investment Trust Pares Losses.
November 16, 2002

Specialty Item Firm Sees Third-Quarter Sales Jump.
November 16, 2002

Eatery 'Excited' about Selling Barbeque at University of South Carolina Arena.
November 16, 2002

BMW Plans to Continue to Expand Greer, S.C., Plant.
November 16, 2002

Columbia, S.C.-Based Insurance Firm Sells Flood Business.
November 16, 2002

Charities Squeezed by Needs of Middle Class, Working Poor in North Texas.
November 16, 2002

Dallas Convention Bureau to Return Part of City Loan.
November 16, 2002

Delta Air Lines Plans to Cut More Costs.
November 16, 2002

Stock Market Affected by Mixed Signals.
November 16, 2002