Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from October 12 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from October 12 2002

Aberdeen, S.D., Airport Manager Resigns.
October 12, 2002

American News, Aberdeen, S.D., Names in the News Column.
October 12, 2002

Debate for South Dakota House Seat Produces Few Barbs, Little Disagreement.
October 12, 2002

South Dakota Gubernatorial Candidates Debate Economic Issues.
October 12, 2002

Aberdeen, S.D., Conference Differentiates Generational Learning Styles.
October 12, 2002

Utility Considers Bamboo Powered Electric Plant in Jacksonville, Fla.
October 12, 2002

84 Lumber Plans Return to Augusta, Ga., Market.
October 12, 2002

DOE Quibbles with Environmental Cleanup Efforts at Aiken, S.C., Nuclear Plant.
October 12, 2002

Bio-Tech Imaging Plans to Build $3 Million Plant in New Mexico.
October 12, 2002

New Mexico Banking Sector's Quarter Reports Show Economic Slump Spreading.
October 12, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Advertising Column.
October 12, 2002

New Hartsfield, Ga., Airport Screeners Patiently Wait for Late Paychecks.
October 12, 2002

Dash of Vanilla Gives Coke Shot in Arm.
October 12, 2002

Most Georgia Suburban Convention Facilities Lose Money.
October 12, 2002

Bargain-Hunting Analysts See Value in Delta, Airline Sector.
October 12, 2002

Georgians to Get $9 Million from Pact with Mortgage Lender.
October 12, 2002

Rumors Swirl Around Possible Closings of Northwest Airline Facilities.
October 12, 2002

Atlanta Sears Collections Facility to Close before Christmas.
October 12, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
October 12, 2002

Raytheon Wins Two Military Satellite Contracts.
October 12, 2002

Goleta, Calif., Footwear Company Signs Deal to Buy Sport Sandal Maker Teva.
October 12, 2002

Duke Energy to Pay Fine for 12 Alleged Air Violations in Port Arthur, Texas.
October 12, 2002

Texas Environmental Commission Offers Free Toxic Waste Disposal.
October 12, 2002

CEO of Toronto Media Firm Talks Strategy in Fairfield, Conn., Speech.
October 12, 2002

Bakersfield, Calif., Business Conference Raises Major Interest but Loses Money.
October 12, 2002

Occidental Petroleum Corp. Executive Talks about Companies Present, Future.
October 12, 2002

United States Increases Laser Visa Fee to $100.
October 12, 2002

Texas Railroad Commission Candidate Makes Tracks in Brownsville.
October 12, 2002

United States Increases Laser Visa Fee to $100.
October 12, 2002

University of Missouri Health Care Hires Well-Known Doctor to Overhaul System.
October 12, 2002

BB&T Announces Higher Earnings.
October 12, 2002

Charlotte, N.C., Computer School Folds Because It Can't Meet Bond Requirements.
October 12, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Health Business Column.
October 12, 2002... By Mike Stobbe, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 12--I don't mean to sound like a late-night commercial, but if you're looking for a job, health-care workers are in demand. The vacancy rate for...

Annexations Are Likely Cause of Population Boom in Charlotte, Va.
October 12, 2002

North Charleston, S.C.-Based Polymer Group Bankruptcy Examiner Gets Access.
October 12, 2002

Crisis in UK Electricity Market Causes Problems for Dallas-Based Power Giant.
October 12, 2002

Holiday Retail Season Faces Many Disadvantages.
October 12, 2002

Southwest Mechanics Approve New Contract.
October 12, 2002

Stock Market Posts Two Impressive Days.
October 12, 2002

Auto Profits Strong, But Stock Prices Don't Follow Earnings Gains.
October 12, 2002

Retiring Chamber President Was Key to Development in Traverse City, Mich.
October 12, 2002

Leader of Canadian Auto Workers Union Warns of Strike against DaimlerChrysler.
October 12, 2002

Facing Charge of Deception, Household International Settles.
October 12, 2002

Erie Times-News, Pa., People on the Move Column.
October 12, 2002

Pennsylvania Manufacturers Attempt New Treatment for Rising Health Costs.
October 12, 2002

GE Locomotive Plant in Lawrence, Pa., Shows Signs of Recovery.
October 12, 2002

Settlement to Provide Florida Homeowners Relief from Unfair Mortgage Deals.
October 12, 2002

Miami Is a Finalist for ESPN Summer X Games.
October 12, 2002

Sanger, Calif., Businessmen Launch Organic Baby Food Company.
October 12, 2002

Hershey Considers Stock Buyback.
October 12, 2002

Nurse Turns Frustration into Private Ambulance Service in Sparta, N.J.
October 12, 2002

Supermarket Industry Takes Notice As Grocery Shoppers Spend Carefully.
October 12, 2002

Analysts Find It Difficult to Predict If Stock Market Rally Points to Revival.
October 12, 2002

Houston Chronicle Computing Column.
October 12, 2002

Standard & Poor's Lowers Credit Rating on Houston's CenterPoint Energy.
October 12, 2002

Houston, Texas-Based Oil Company Buys Offshore-Equipment Firm.
October 12, 2002

Houston Energy Firm El Paso Sells Alliance Pipeline Interest for $165 Million.
October 12, 2002

Houston-Based Reliant Resources Denounces California Energy Regulators' Report.
October 12, 2002

High Point, N.C.-Area Airport Agency Plans $203 Million in Structural Projects.
October 12, 2002

Lucent Targets 10,000 Layoffs.
October 12, 2002

Craft Stores Find the Pace Is Picking Up in Jacksonville, Fla.
October 12, 2002

Hooters Comes to Roost in Jacksonville, N.C.
October 12, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
October 12, 2002... By Stephen Byrd, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 12--Corn and soft red winter wheat prices fell and soybean futures prices were higher in trading Friday at the Chicago Board of Trade. Hard red...

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
October 12, 2002... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 12--Those who claim the bear market proves the folly of allowing personal Social Security accounts don't know what they're talking about. While the...

Pro Bono Video Wins Public-Relations Award at Kansas City, Mo., Ceremony.
October 12, 2002

Kansas City, Mo.-Area Energy Firm Closes Sale of Its Stake in New Zealand Firm.
October 12, 2002

Drought Forces Elephant Butte, N.M., Farmers to Conserve Irrigation Water.
October 12, 2002

Anthony, N.M., School District Upgrades Computer Systems.
October 12, 2002

Private Equity Firms to Buy Lexington, Ky.-Based High-Tech Mattress Maker.
October 12, 2002

Kentuckians to Get $3 Million in Consumer-Finance Giant's National Settlement.
October 12, 2002

Kentucky to Use Grant Funds to Beef Up Teacher Preparation Programs.
October 12, 2002

Prospect Heights, Ill.-Based Lender to Pay Florida Consumers $22.7 Million.
October 12, 2002

Weston, Fla., Houses Sell Well Despite Rising Prices.
October 12, 2002

Stock Market Ends Volatile Week on Upbeat Note.
October 12, 2002

California Wineries Applaud New Legislation Passed by Congress.
October 12, 2002

Alliant Energy Offers Fixed Monthly Price Program for Wisconsin Customers.
October 12, 2002

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Avrum D. Lank Column.
October 12, 2002

Pewaukee, Wis.-Based Printing Firm Donates $1 Million to Technical College.
October 12, 2002

Lucent Technologies Announces 10,000 Additional Job Cuts.
October 12, 2002

Lucent to Cut 10,000 More Jobs in Next 12 Months.
October 12, 2002

Stocks Post Terrific Two Days.
October 12, 2002

California's John Wayne Airport Expects to Meet Federal Bag-Screening Deadline.
October 12, 2002

The Orange County Register, Calif., Business Basics Column.
October 12, 2002

The Orange County Register, Calif., Chris Cobbs Column.
October 12, 2002