Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from November 6 2004

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from November 6 2004

Annual list lauds best work places in Pennsylvania.
November 6, 2004

Habitat for Humanity home in Aberdeen, S.D., to be dedicated to late director.
November 6, 2004

U.S. furniture manufacturers' lobby invites importers to join.
November 6, 2004

Akron, Ohio-based Goodyear Tire & Rubber predicts another positive quarter.
November 6, 2004

Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio, Mad Shopper column.
November 6, 2004

Coke's soft drink market slice falls during year.
November 6, 2004

Delta Air Lines reveals job cut details.
November 6, 2004

Shares of small-caps often come up big in Georgia.
November 6, 2004

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street column.
November 6, 2004

Non-farm jobs increase in October in U.S.
November 6, 2004

Fall foliage slows down train work in Bridgeport, Conn., area.
November 6, 2004

Gulfport, Miss., paving company pins hopes on new asphalt emulsions process.
November 6, 2004

Unions approve Northrop Grumman 4-day week at Mississippi, Louisiana operations.
November 6, 2004

California diesel prices are highest in nation; farmers among those affected.
November 6, 2004

Retail furniture, home design shops are under 1 roof in Bakersfield, Calif.
November 6, 2004

Belleville News-Democrat, Ill., business beat column.
November 6, 2004... By Will Buss, Belleville News-Democrat, Ill. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 6--THERMOSTAT PREDICTS WORKER OUTPUT: Low temperatures in the office might mean lower employee output. Cornell University ergonomics professor Alan...

Louisville, Colo.-based wholesale distributor stirs up Italian coffee bar.
November 6, 2004

Retailers eye redeveloped street in Boulder, Colo.
November 6, 2004

Office building work to start by New Year's in Bradenton, Fla.
November 6, 2004

Times-News, Burlington, N.C., business briefs column.
November 6, 2004

Texas delays estate-recovery rules for Medicaid patients' families.
November 6, 2004

Helena, Mont., newspaper publisher named publisher of Twin Falls, Idaho, paper.
November 6, 2004

Montana State University student may have ID compromised by stolen computers.
November 6, 2004

Malpractice insurer says Maryland fund to freeze premiums could disrupt market.
November 6, 2004

Manufacturing workers at Maryland aircraft firm ready to strike.
November 6, 2004

California appeals court ruling could change Richmond's industrial development.
November 6, 2004

Gourmet lip balm business a sweet diversion for California owner.
November 6, 2004

Charlotte, N.C., chamber's manufacturing guru to retire.
November 6, 2004

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., health business column.
November 6, 2004... By Mike Stobbe, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 6--HEALTH CARE'S WINNERS, LOSERS: The 2004 elections are over. Some politicians won, and some lost. Let's not talk about them. Let's look at who...

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Flying Standby column.
November 6, 2004... By Tony Mecia, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 6--CEO: LET'S KEEP TRYING: In his weekly recorded message to employees, US Airways CEO Bruce Lakefield said Friday he remains optimistic that the airline...

DaimlerChrysler's Detroit Diesel runs without labor contract.
November 6, 2004

Northwest Airlines' pilots approve 15 percent wage cut.
November 6, 2004

SBC specifies Michigan job cuts.
November 6, 2004

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh column.
November 6, 2004

Chairman of UK bank Cazenove wants to remain at helm a while longer.
November 6, 2004

Daily Mail, London, business briefs column.
November 6, 2004

Budget carrier easyJet tempts customers as British Airways adds fuel tariff.
November 6, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Broker Buys and Sells column.
November 6, 2004

Talk of executive shake-up at Cable & Wireless' UK operations may mean trouble.
November 6, 2004

Bond buy back signals stabilising finances for UK insurer.
November 6, 2004

Last independent English merchant bank to merge with JP Morgan.
November 6, 2004

Huge windfall as British stockbroker Cazenove teams up with JP Morgan.
November 6, 2004

Daily Mail, London, market report column.
November 6, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Brian O'Connor column.
November 6, 2004

British engineering firm moves automotive work to India.
November 6, 2004

Poor quarter doesn't dim long-term prospects for UK-based International Power.
November 6, 2004

Shareholders, lawyers try to stop US sports tycoon's bid for Manchester United.
November 6, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Ruth Sunderland column.
November 6, 2004

Oil prices prompt New York state firms to seek alternative energy sources.
November 6, 2004

Minnesota electric cooperatives raise rates.
November 6, 2004

Founder of Duluth, Minn.-based aviation software firm plans to leave positions.
November 6, 2004

University of Oregon scholarship brings recognition to man of modest means.
November 6, 2004

Public gets look at Hummer H3 version at South Florida International Auto Show.
November 6, 2004

Jupiter, Fla., biotech venture Dyadic raises $25 million.
November 6, 2004

SEC chairman praises securities industry's corporate governance overhaul.
November 6, 2004

Coast Guard to restrict anchoring of ships off Fort Lauderdale, Fla., beach.
November 6, 2004

Slot machine opponents consider filing legal challenge to Florida amendment.
November 6, 2004

Allegiant Air is booking flights from Fresno, Calif., to Las Vegas for $29.
November 6, 2004

California hospitals applaud attempt to postpone implementing nurse ratios.
November 6, 2004

Haltom City, Texas-based drug-testing company PharmChem to cease business.
November 6, 2004

Investment firm's purchase cuts into Fort Worth, Texas, realty's stake.
November 6, 2004

Commerce Insurance of Webster, Mass., auto discounts under regulators' scrutiny.
November 6, 2004

Macworld Expo is moving to the Hynes Convention Center in Boston.
November 6, 2004

Opening of Fall River, Mass., drug development facility stirs political debate.
November 6, 2004

New luxury hotels planned for Boston.
November 6, 2004

Purported spyware-killing software displays its own ads.
November 6, 2004

Colorado grocery union says strike against 3 major chains is imminent.
November 6, 2004

Colorado Springs, Colo., Lockheed Martin unit will vie for Air Force contract.
November 6, 2004

Hamilton Sundstrand to chop 600 jobs, 85 of them in Connecticut.
November 6, 2004

Connecticut Light & Power utility prepares for strike as talks continue.
November 6, 2004

The Hartford defends executive's massive stock sale, withholds details.
November 6, 2004

Insurer Hartford Financial Services Group to reform broker, agent compensation.
November 6, 2004

Delaware judge upholds ouster of Goya Foods chief.
November 6, 2004

Continental Airlines to add lucrative international routes to lineup.
November 6, 2004

Halliburton raises bribe possibility in Kuwait deals.
November 6, 2004

Battle of park versus parking begins in Houston.
November 6, 2004

North Carolina elections board seeks voting machine maker's help on lost votes.
November 6, 2004

Plan outlines vision for unified downtown in Kansas City, Mo.
November 6, 2004

Medical malpractice claims show sharp drop in Missouri.
November 6, 2004

Experts find no cure for ending medical mistakes.
November 6, 2004

Affordable housing apartment complex in Salina, Kan., takes applications.
November 6, 2004

Security Savings Bank of Kansas announces reorganization at top.
November 6, 2004

Capital City Bank asks for land for branch office in Macon, Ga.
November 6, 2004

Time-share industry report seeks to avert fee in Myrtle Beach, S.C., area.
November 6, 2004