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Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from November 3 2001
More Options to Open Up for Consumers Due to Microsoft Settlement.
November 3, 2001
Turner Broadcasting Unit, Publisher Distributes CNN Video to Schools.
November 3, 2001
Pan American Airways Reconsiders Landing at Bradenton, Fla.-Area Airport.
November 3, 2001
Florida Couple's Career Paths Merge with Tool, Party-Supply Rental Store.
November 3, 2001
Detroit Free Press Terry Lawson Column.
November 3, 2001
Erie, Pa., Is Still a Union Town, for Now.
November 3, 2001
Pennsylvania Regulators Trim More Jobs at Ailing Insurer.
November 3, 2001
Marathon Oil Co. to Pay $993 Million for Energy Properties in Africa.
November 3, 2001
Power Rates May Fall at Start of 2002 in Austin, Texas, Area.
November 3, 2001
Automakers Avoid Slump, Scoring a Record October.
November 3, 2001
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Whistleblower Says He Was Demoted Unfairly.
November 3, 2001
Refinancing Surge Hits Milwaukee Area as Home-Loan Rates Plunge to New Lows.
November 3, 2001
Machinery Designer, Marketer to Relocate to Newport News, Va., Facility.
November 3, 2001
Bill Gates Expresses Satisfaction over Microsoft Deal with Justice Department.
November 3, 2001
Orange County, Fla., Officials Want Siemens Service Center.
November 3, 2001
Unemployed Workers Rally in Pittsburgh for Additional Assistance.
November 3, 2001
Last Lenox Plant in United States to Close in Mount Pleasant, Pa.
November 3, 2001
Providence Journal, R.I., Business Briefs Column.
November 3, 2001
BB&T to Purchase Alabama-Based Wholesale Insurance Broker.
November 3, 2001
Management, Demand Problems Hurt Stock of New Jersey-Based Battery Maker.
November 3, 2001
San Jose, Calif.-Area Competitors Say Little about Microsoft Settlement.
November 3, 2001
Companies Still Waging Battle for Internet Domination.
November 3, 2001
Firm to Sell Former Tomato Processing Property in California.
November 3, 2001
Northwest Airlines Recalls 215 Seasonal Employees.
November 3, 2001
Justice Department Offers Details of Microsoft Settlement.
November 3, 2001
Aviation Officials in Bangkok, Thailand Dispute Claim of Slow Approvals.
November 3, 2001
Relief Food Almost Depleted; Little Access to Clean Water in Afghan City.
November 3, 2001
Hunting Season Dispute Delays Nomination of Fish and Wildlife Service Head.
November 3, 2001
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution Advertising Column.
November 3, 2001
Atlanta Passenger Screening Firm Says It's Reorganizing, Not Folding.
November 3, 2001
Chili's to Open Restaurant in Bakersfield, Calif.
November 3, 2001
Manatee, Fla., Included in Work Survey.
November 3, 2001
North Carolina Law Omits Insurance Coverage for Mental Health.
November 3, 2001
Sales Tax Breaks Debated in South Carolina.
November 3, 2001
South Carolina Thins First Crop to Tap Tobacco Funds.
November 3, 2001
Economists Label Argentina's Bond Plan Close to Default.
November 3, 2001
Some States Express Dissatisfaction with Microsoft, Justice Department Deal.
November 3, 2001
Crude Oil Futures Fall; Gas Prices Likely to Drop.
November 3, 2001
One of Country's Biggest Developers Goes to Court on Charges of Price Fixing.
November 3, 2001
Ford's Quality Slipped with Morale, Seniority.
November 3, 2001
Duluth, Minn.-Area Auto Dealerships Note High Sales for October.
November 3, 2001
Donna Shalala Gives Inaugural Address as University of Miami's New President.
November 3, 2001
Arlington, Texas, Chiropractor to Serve Five Years in Billing Scam.
November 3, 2001
Pennsylvania Blue Shield Selects Players for New Management Team.
November 3, 2001
Merck, Madison, N.J.-Based AHP in Running to Make Smallpox Vaccine.
November 3, 2001
Board Names Chief Executive Officer of Topeka, Kan.-Based Clinic.
November 3, 2001
St. Louis-Area Group Seeks to Revive Guy's Foods.
November 3, 2001
Honeywell to Lay Off about 150 at Olathe, Mo., Facility.
November 3, 2001
New Tariffs Will Raise Home-Building Costs in Medford, Ore., Area.
November 3, 2001
Argentine Government Struggles with Crumbling Economy.
November 3, 2001
Argentine Government's Emergency Finance Program Met with Skepticism.
November 3, 2001
Cancellation of International Art Fair Brings More Bad News to Miami Hotels.
November 3, 2001
Department Store Plans to Grow in Modesto, Calif.
November 3, 2001
Fidelity Investment Company Signs New Jersey Lease.
November 3, 2001
U.S. Postal Service, FedEx, UPS Don't Expect Impact on Holiday Mail.
November 3, 2001
Chicago-Based Technology Firm Posts Third-Quarter Profit.
November 3, 2001
Comfort Suites Hotel to Open Next Summer in Owensboro, Ky.
November 3, 2001
Kentucky Agriculture Official Reports Women Making Strides in Farming Field.
November 3, 2001
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
November 3, 2001
Wexford, Pa., Telecommunication Software Firm Pares 50 More Jobs.
November 3, 2001
Cigna Reports Third-Quarter Sales Drop to $4.8 Billion.
November 3, 2001
The Philadelphia Inquirer Consumer Watch Column.
November 3, 2001
Rhode Island Company Falls Victim to Americans' Fear of Travel.
November 3, 2001
Businesses Plan for Changes in West Reading, Pa.
November 3, 2001
Day Spa Enhanced by Hair Salon in Reading, Pa.
November 3, 2001
Microsoft Continues Battle for Internet Domination with Windows XP.
November 3, 2001
Microsoft to Move Emphasis to Mobile Devices.
November 3, 2001
Microsoft Outcome Frustrates, Disappoints Sun Microsystems CEO.
November 3, 2001
California Governor, Business Leaders Talk State Economy, Tourism.
November 3, 2001
Windows XP Offers Easy Access to Digital Terrain for Unfamiliar Users.
November 3, 2001
St. Louis-Based Brokerage Must Trim, Restate Third-Quarter Earnings.
November 3, 2001
Creve Coeur, Mo., Publisher of Computer-Training Manuals to Cut, Shift Jobs.
November 3, 2001
Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn., Business Beat Column.
November 3, 2001
Regulators Allow Utah Power to Delay Issuing Refunds to Customers.
November 3, 2001
Temporary Job Agency CEO in Salt Lake City Still Upbeat Despite Economic Woes.
November 3, 2001
Ad Campaign Aims to Shine Spotlight on Florida State University Academicians.
November 3, 2001
Bankruptcy Judges Approves Trustee Appointment to Aluminum Plate Business.
November 3, 2001
Real Estate Investment Trust to Foreclose on Chicago Developer's Loan.
November 3, 2001
Consumer Advocacy Groups Among Loudest Critics of Microsoft Settlement.
November 3, 2001
Chicago Tribune Retail Notebook Column.
November 3, 2001
United Airlines Faces Steep Climb to Avoid Losses in Future.
November 3, 2001
Digital Cameras Gaining Popularity.
November 3, 2001
Firm Hopes to Use Thailand Glove Operation to Break into Asia-Pacific Market.
November 3, 2001
Internet Thailand Sees Big Demand for Online Subscription.
November 3, 2001