Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from November 8 2003

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from November 8 2003

Best Buy Electronics Store to Open in Less Than Two Weeks in Norfolk, Conn.
November 8, 2003

Ohio to Close Small Business Insurance Trust amid Mismanagement Allegations.
November 8, 2003

Ohio Public Radio Stations May Not Share in NPR's $200 Million Windfall.
November 8, 2003

As Share Price Rises, Akron, Ohio, Plastics Firm Executives Cash in Options.
November 8, 2003

Times Union, Albany, N.Y., Business Briefs Column.
November 8, 2003

New York Paper Firm, St. Peter's Health Care to Monitor Workers.
November 8, 2003

Adirondack Tourist Industry Eyes Upscale Bucks.
November 8, 2003

Banks Scuffle to Claim Turf in Atlanta.
November 8, 2003

New Jobs Data Adds Fuel to Hopes of Economic Recovery.
November 8, 2003

Atlanta-Based Fast-Food Chain Revamps Menu, Raises Prices to Boost Bottom Line.
November 8, 2003

Atlanta Law Firm to Relocate 500 Attorneys, Staff from Downtown to Midtown.
November 8, 2003

Unemployment, Job Growth Data Already Factored in Stock Prices, Analysts Say.
November 8, 2003

Upscale Retail Center Opens in Tucson, Ariz.
November 8, 2003

Santa Barbara News-Press, Calif., Business Briefs Column.
November 8, 2003

Holiday Boutique Opens for Its 35th Anniversary in Santa Barbara, Calif.
November 8, 2003

Santa Barbara, Calif.-Based Computer Service Firm Raises New Capital.
November 8, 2003

Texas Business Fund Advances $750,000 to Port Neches, Texas, Contractor.
November 8, 2003

Beaumont, Texas, Jury Reaches Judgment against Wyeth in Diet-Drug Case.
November 8, 2003

Jefferson County, Texas, Lawyers Outraged by Tort Reform Group's List.
November 8, 2003

Jefferson County, Texas, Auditor Questions Payment to Concert Promoter.
November 8, 2003

Mississippi Shrimpers Feel Price Pinch.
November 8, 2003

Bakersfield, Calif., Ford Dealership Uses Sinkhole as Part of Ads, Sales.
November 8, 2003

Bradenton, Fla., Investors Wonder Where to Turn as Mutual Funds Lose Luster.
November 8, 2003

Texas, Mexico Leaders' Meeting Causes Concern for Business Owners, Farmers.
November 8, 2003

Montana State University Graduate Remodels Building to Open His Bookstore.
November 8, 2003

Economists See October Job Gains, Unemployment Drop As Only Beginning.
November 8, 2003

Baltimore Hopes New 500-Space Deck Will Ease Downtown Parking Problems.
November 8, 2003

Shipyard's Revival in Sparrows Point, Md., to Create Up to 1,500 Jobs.
November 8, 2003

Cape Cod, Mass.-Area Technology Spending Reawakens from Doldrums.
November 8, 2003

Ask Jeeves Chief Says New Executive Team Is Ready for Future.
November 8, 2003

Business Group Invests in Low-Income Housing in Contra Costa County, Calif.
November 8, 2003

Doctors' Group Sues to Block California from Cutting Medi-Cal Reimbursements.
November 8, 2003

Schwarzenegger's Entry to Politics Rekindles Interest in California Politics.
November 8, 2003

US Airways, Union Urge Tough Response to Alleged Assault.
November 8, 2003

Glitch Bedevils AT&T Wireless.
November 8, 2003

The Dallas Morning News Collin County Business Column.
November 8, 2003

Cost Called Obstacle to EDS Proposal to Buy Irving, Texas, Consulting Firm.
November 8, 2003

Housing Market Expected to Stay Strong in 2004.
November 8, 2003

Nextel Purchases Nucentrix Broadband Networks Wireless Spectrum.
November 8, 2003

Owner of Dallas Office Building Files for Bankruptcy.
November 8, 2003

U.S. Retailers Put Alternative Formats to the Christmas Test.
November 8, 2003

Detroit Airport Plans to Reduce Landing Fees.
November 8, 2003

Chrysler's Eight-City Tour Aimed to Convince Dealers of Company's Future.
November 8, 2003

DTE Energy Posts Gain Despite Loss During Blackout.
November 8, 2003

Charges Tossed in Kmart Crime Case.
November 8, 2003

Ground Work to Begin for Superior, Wis., Power Plant.
November 8, 2003

Northern Minnesota Steel Workers, Mangers Call for Continued Steel Tariffs.
November 8, 2003

Adelphia Cable Offerings, Rates Increase in Fredericksburg, Va., Region.
November 8, 2003

Fredericksburg, Va., Cell Phone Users Can Switch Carriers, Keep Same Number.
November 8, 2003

Evaluate Auto Insurance Policies Yearly, Virginia Experts Say.
November 8, 2003

Fredericksburg, Va., Retailers Roll Out Toys for Holiday Shopping.
November 8, 2003

Miami Beach, Fla., Auto Show Features Latest in Automotive Design.
November 8, 2003

Miami Braces for Disruption as 34-Nation Free Trade Talks, Protesters Convene.
November 8, 2003

Book Details Immigrants' Struggle to Make It in Miami.
November 8, 2003

Research Institute Gets $500 Million Offer to Open Branch in Florida.
November 8, 2003

Irvine, Calif., Developer Buys Three Apartment Complexes in Fresno.
November 8, 2003

Shoppers Like Renovations at Fresno, Calif., Fashion Mall.
November 8, 2003

FDA Teams with Royal Canadian Mounted Police Concerning Drug Counterfeiting.
November 8, 2003

Boston Financial Firm State Street Contests Employees' Unemployment Benefits.
November 8, 2003

Texas Joins List of Investors to Pull Funds from Boston's Putnam Investments.
November 8, 2003

FDA Review Links Surgical Staplers to 112 Deaths, 2180 Injuries.
November 8, 2003

Wellesley, Mass.-Based Venture Capital Firm Cuts Two Partners, Reduces Fund.
November 8, 2003

Houston Chronicle Computing Column.
November 8, 2003

Former Enron Chairman to Give SEC Records.
November 8, 2003

Putnam's Job as Adviser to Employee Retirement System of Texas Is on the Line.
November 8, 2003

High Point Enterprise, N.C., Business Briefs Column.
November 8, 2003

Dredging Barge Sinks in Jacksonville, Fla.-Area River.
November 8, 2003

Cost Plus Tries Bazaar Concept in Florida.
November 8, 2003

Jacksonville, Fla., Design Committee Approves CSX Building's Renovation.
November 8, 2003

Two Arrested in Check-Kiting Case in Johnson County, Mo.
November 8, 2003

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
November 8, 2003... By Victoria Sizemore Long, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 8--KANSAS CITY, Mo.--Chicago soybean futures prices closed down sharply Friday in a technical setback. Kansas City and Chicago wheat futures...

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
November 8, 2003... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 8--KANSAS CITY, Mo.--If you believe Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan never utters a phrase without calculating the effect his words will have,...

Engineering Firm to Close Office in Wichita, Kan., Citing Slowdown.
November 8, 2003

Tiny Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kan., Struggles under $1.4 Million Deficit.
November 8, 2003

Florida School Staffers Find Good Things about Salina, Kan., Superintendent.
November 8, 2003

Church Tears Down Store for Community Project in Lima, Ohio.
November 8, 2003

Ford Plant in Lima, Ohio, May Cut Shift, Jobs.
November 8, 2003

UAW to Gauge Support for Union at Georgetown, Ky., Toyota Plant.
November 8, 2003

Union Organizer at Georgetown, Ky., Toyota Plant Faces Extortion Charge.
November 8, 2003

Nonprofit Group to Renovate, Reopen Downtown Macon, Ga., Theater.
November 8, 2003

NYSE Interim Chairman Plans to Cross the Country to Discuss Reform Plan.
November 8, 2003

Marina, Calif., Security Firm Slides from Bankruptcy to Liquidation.
November 8, 2003

Judge Allows Monterey, Calif.-Area Water Agency to Intervene in Lawsuit.
November 8, 2003

Real Estate Development Firm Targets Historic Buildings in Ripon, Calif.
November 8, 2003