Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from September 11 2004

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from September 11 2004

Remodeling begins at old Aberdeen, S.D., high school.
September 11, 2004

Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio, consumer bonus column.
September 11, 2004

Goodyear cuts to leave 20-30 in Akron, Ohio, without jobs.
September 11, 2004

Couples hold off on getting married on Sept. 11 in Akron, Ohio, area.
September 11, 2004

Peach City, Ga.-based airline's stock soars on misinformation.
September 11, 2004

Delta fears too many pilot retirements may force Chapter 11.
September 11, 2004

Home Depot opens different kind of store in Manhattan, N.Y.
September 11, 2004

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street column.
September 11, 2004

Port of Beaumont, Texas, gets $2 million in federal homeland security funds.
September 11, 2004

Canadian company to acquire North Star Steel plant in Beaumont, Texas.
September 11, 2004

Cablevision's discount for seniors excludes some areas in Connecticut.
September 11, 2004

Businessman, former governor rally support for Mississippi education program.
September 11, 2004

Mississippi researchers may get tax break.
September 11, 2004

Workers at Bakersfield, Calif., nursing home vote for union representation.
September 11, 2004

Hot weather affects outdoor businesses, workers in Bakersfield, Calif.
September 11, 2004

Belleville News-Democrat, Ill., business beat column.
September 11, 2004... By Will Buss, Belleville News-Democrat, Ill. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 11--HMOS' PROFITS DOUBLE: The nation's HMOs saw last year's profits grow to $10.2 billion -- twice the amount reported in 2002. That's an 86...

Former Hardee's is pummeled as redevelopment project starts in Boulder, Colo.
September 11, 2004

Major challenges may force airlines to reinvent themselves to survive.
September 11, 2004

Baltimore home prices jump 33 percent.
September 11, 2004

Two Baltimore-area homebuilders, executives to pay $605,362 to 7 customers.
September 11, 2004

Barnstable, Mass., telecom software firm is acquired by Canadian company.
September 11, 2004

Contra Costa Times newspaper launches 'Big' online auction.
September 11, 2004

PeopleSoft CEO dismisses court ruling.
September 11, 2004

Pleasant Hill, Calif., couple acquires unique bottle etching business.
September 11, 2004

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., health business column.
September 11, 2004... By Mike Stobbe, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 11--A GERM GROWS IN CHARLOTTE: Todd Steck gazed at four petri plates, glowing ultraviolet in a laboratory darkroom. Two plates appeared blue and...

Charleston, S.C., judge hands down stiff sentence for credit card fraud.
September 11, 2004

Columbus, Ga., mall wraps up renovations, additions in time for holiday.
September 11, 2004

Firms struggle to give workers health plans.
September 11, 2004

Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor column.
September 11, 2004

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh column.
September 11, 2004

Three UK accounting firms to merge.
September 11, 2004

Amazon may take over Marks & Spencer website.
September 11, 2004

Spanish bank Santander launches charm offensive for financial intermediaries.
September 11, 2004

Daily Mail, London, business briefs column.
September 11, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Alex Brummer column.
September 11, 2004

New chairman raises hopes for British chocolate maker.
September 11, 2004

Food equipment maker cooks up plan for continental sales drive.
September 11, 2004

British fund manager's boss set for windfall of UKpound 12.9 million.
September 11, 2004

Daily Mail, London, market report column.
September 11, 2004

Two executives resign from UK nightclub operating firm.
September 11, 2004

British nightclub operator to offer minimum price levels.
September 11, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Brian O'Connor column.
September 11, 2004

British grocer Sainsbury sees shares rise for second day in a row.
September 11, 2004

Duluth, Minn., company assists with Sept. 11 monument.
September 11, 2004

Rent-Way chief visits damaged Florida stores.
September 11, 2004

Tourists flee from Cuba as Hurricane Ivan approaches.
September 11, 2004

Fresno, Calif.-area residents call for governor to sign pesticide drift bill.
September 11, 2004

Fresno, Calif., shopping center to offer upscale experience.
September 11, 2004

Governor signs bill allowing Tulare County, Calif., to extend tax boundaries.
September 11, 2004

Fort Worth-based Texas Pacific Group to sell most shares in Del Monte Foods.
September 11, 2004

Plano, Texas-based Electronic Data Systems may slash up to 20,000 jobs.
September 11, 2004

Sprint, AT&T agree to pay FTC $1.5 million to settle on credit rating charges.
September 11, 2004

New Grand Forks, N.D., business provides variety of in-home services.
September 11, 2004

Former reporter returns to Grand Forks, N.D., newspaper from TV station.
September 11, 2004

Colorado grocery workers vote to approve contract extension to avert strike.
September 11, 2004

Insurance firm to building data center in Colorado Springs, Colo.
September 11, 2004

Pennsylvania regulator backs $2,541 phone bill for teen's use of AOL disk.
September 11, 2004

Third hurricane in a month for Florida may test insurers' mettle.
September 11, 2004

Newark, N.J.-based phone card seller sues Morgan Stanley over failed deal.
September 11, 2004

The Woodlands, Texas-based oil company near asset sale goal.
September 11, 2004

Fraud findings get Houston leader banned from Teamsters.
September 11, 2004

Jacksonville, Fla., NAACP seeks hiring survey of hospitality industry.
September 11, 2004

Onslow County, N.C., commission, hospital authority hash out deed issues.
September 11, 2004

North Carolina coastal group installs monitors in Williston oyster reefs.
September 11, 2004

North Carolina tobacco farmers wait to see what crops are worth.
September 11, 2004

Interstate Bakeries reaches deal on new loan.
September 11, 2004

Sprint to pay $1.1 million in consumer credit case.
September 11, 2004

Salina, Kan., country radio station switches format to target Hispanics.
September 11, 2004

Long Beach, Calif., club owner wants float as moving stage for business area.
September 11, 2004

Downey, Calif., inks deal for retail center on part of former NASA site.
September 11, 2004

Family keeps horse at Lexington, Ky., city farm.
September 11, 2004

Business owner renovates homes for future residential uses in McAllen, Texas.
September 11, 2004

Middletown, Ohio, hospital is first in state to get ISO certification.
September 11, 2004

Middletown, Ohio, steelmaker AK Steel sees stock bounce higher.
September 11, 2004

State official says California is in danger of losing ability to produce.
September 11, 2004

The Modesto Bee, Calif., Wine Notes column.
September 11, 2004... By Tim Moran, The Modesto Bee, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 11--Suppose you wanted to introduce a new wine label to compete with the thousands of wines in the market. To add to the challenge, you choose to develop a...

Centier Bank moves down the street in Highland, Ind.
September 11, 2004

Always 99 Cents stores to make overdue payments for produce equipment.
September 11, 2004

Bank One cuts 100 jobs from Milwaukee office.
September 11, 2004

Director of Arizona Biodesign Institute says infectious diseases pose dangers.
September 11, 2004

Arizona real estate professionals observe Realtor Safety Week with seminars.
September 11, 2004

Toys showroom open in Mesa, Ariz.
September 11, 2004

Manhattan, N.Y., gets its first Home Depot.
September 11, 2004

Tribune Co. announces reductions in circulations for Newsday, Hoy newspapers.
September 11, 2004... By James T. Madore, Newsday, Melville, N.Y. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 11--The parent company of Newsday and Hoy announced Friday substantial reductions in their respective circulations that are more than double earlier...