Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from September 4 2004

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from September 4 2004

Food Lion strategy is to reinvent 70 stores.
September 4, 2004

Wachovia Securities to switch Prudential accounts.
September 4, 2004

North Carolina probes Advance America's loans in state.
September 4, 2004

Columbus, Ga., asked to contribute utility workers for expected Florida need.
September 4, 2004

Natural-gas prices rise in Cheyenne, Wyo.
September 4, 2004

Tribe explains why it hasn't paid liaison share in Cheyenne, Wyo.
September 4, 2004

August unemployment report exceeds some analysts' expectations.
September 4, 2004

Mesquite, Texas, radio station celebrates 20 years.
September 4, 2004

Texas bar suspended school district's attorney twice.
September 4, 2004

Honda celebrates 25th American anniversary.
September 4, 2004

Daily Mail, London, business briefs column.
September 4, 2004

Long-haul flights take British Airways above the clouds.
September 4, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Broker Buys and Sells column.
September 4, 2004

Shareholders to seek update from broking firm Cazenove.
September 4, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Alex Brummer column.
September 4, 2004

JP Morgan is likely to be merger favourite for Cazenove.
September 4, 2004

JD Wetherspoon goes flat in the cut-price lager war with Britain's grocers.
September 4, 2004

London-based leisure company unveils disposal plan for media subsidiary.
September 4, 2004

Daily Mail, London, market report column.
September 4, 2004

Richmond, Calif., business software maker picks new merger partner.
September 4, 2004

Summit Hospital in Oakland, Calif., shuts down birthing center.
September 4, 2004

Fishermen in Harwich, Mass., area suffer through slow bluefin tuna season.
September 4, 2004

Director credited with reinventing Baltimore's Maryland Science Center resigns.
September 4, 2004

U.S. gains 144,000 jobs in August; Bush, Kerry offer differing perspectives.
September 4, 2004

Lawsuit over Mebane, N.C., grocery is dismissed.
September 4, 2004

Manatee County, Fla., stations hope gasoline supplies will last all weekend.
September 4, 2004

Manatee County, Fla., business owners board up, sit back as Frances nears.
September 4, 2004

Approaching Hurricane Frances disrupts some airline service in Florida.
September 4, 2004

Revamped Old Main farmers market in Bradenton, Fla., draws vendors.
September 4, 2004

Downtown Boulder, Colo., plaza attracts law firm.
September 4, 2004

O'Fallon, Ill., YMCA expansion starts soon.
September 4, 2004

New home construction activity is hot in Kern County, Calif.
September 4, 2004

Bakersfield, Calif., woman hopes to fatten wallet with handbag shop.
September 4, 2004

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street column.
September 4, 2004

Transportation Department awards China flights to UPS.
September 4, 2004

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution retailing column.
September 4, 2004

Weakening jobs growth ends after 4 months.
September 4, 2004

As hurricane nears, Home Depot keeps eye on Florida.
September 4, 2004

Fox News emerges as GOP week winner.
September 4, 2004

American Airlines to beef up in Dallas; Delta expected to retreat.
September 4, 2004

Coke edges closer to settlement with EU in antitrust case.
September 4, 2004

Manufacturers may avoid Ohio if tax incentive program is not continued.
September 4, 2004

Developer seeks to fill Evans, Ga., commercial space with restaurants.
September 4, 2004

CEO gets ready to leave post at London-based media firm.
September 4, 2004

Storm reports for Florida have impact on North Carolina coast tourism.
September 4, 2004

The Kansas City Star, Mo., commodities column.
September 4, 2004... By Victoria Sizemore Long, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 4--KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Chicago soybean futures prices closed down sharply Friday on forecasts for better crop weather. Kansas City wheat and...

Northwest Kansas wheat farmers to get insurance payments.
September 4, 2004

Check-writers who enjoy the 'float' will not have the luxury much longer.
September 4, 2004

Rapid growth forces optoelectronic firm to open larger shop in Bedford, Mass.
September 4, 2004

Organic foods cafe opens in Lowell, Mass., and serves up health information.
September 4, 2004

Armstrong World Industries union merges with Steelworkers in Macon, Ga.
September 4, 2004

First Tennessee Bank rolls out University of Memphis Tigers checking account.
September 4, 2004

Tennessee cotton producers hope Hurricane Frances doesn't dump rain in state.
September 4, 2004

Bush displays confidence on trip through battleground states.
September 4, 2004

Medical cases like Clinton's are not uncommon, doctors say.
September 4, 2004

In Wisconsin, Democratic candidates criticize Bush on economy.
September 4, 2004

Wisconsin-made generators sent to Florida to help meet power demands.
September 4, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Brian O'Connor column.
September 4, 2004

Russian officials demand back taxes from oil behemoth Yukos.
September 4, 2004

Waste treatment provider Virotec seeks orders as executives get share options.
September 4, 2004

Middletown, N.Y.-area businesses affected by cooler-than-normal summer.
September 4, 2004

Vandals delay plans to open tug boat as bed and breakfast in Duluth, Minn.
September 4, 2004

Hundreds of union activists go door to door for Kerry in Eugene, Ore., area.
September 4, 2004

Operator of former Dinuba, Calif., hospital plans return from bankruptcy.
September 4, 2004

San Diego-based discount retailer Factory 2-U Stores to close 172 stores.
September 4, 2004

Colorado Springs, Colo., couple makes sweet living in candy industry.
September 4, 2004

Terror-software push blasted by Pennsylvania state treasurer.
September 4, 2004

Company that built wireless network in Harrisburg, Pa., files for bankruptcy.
September 4, 2004

East Hartford, Conn.-based Pratt & Whitney gets engine order from Korean Air.
September 4, 2004

Job growth gains some strength across nation.
September 4, 2004

Former Pratt & Whitney workers seek update on cancer study.
September 4, 2004

Better-prepared insurers' coffers, armies of adjusters are fortified for storm.
September 4, 2004

OSHA proposes $113,500 fine for West Hartford, Conn., tool plant.
September 4, 2004

New jobs in August fall short of hopes.
September 4, 2004

Pfizer agrees to settle asbestos claims.
September 4, 2004

August sales wilt for most major retailers.
September 4, 2004

Biopharmaceutical firm gets $1 million grant for muscular dystrophy treatment.
September 4, 2004

Continental Airlines puts pension funding on hold.
September 4, 2004

Enron turnaround expert makes bid for $25 million 'success fee'.
September 4, 2004

Florida residents unable to add, adjust coverage before hurricane arrives.
September 4, 2004

North Topsail Beach, N.C., is undecided on beach nourishment project.
September 4, 2004

Consumers should know what to do if they're victims of identity theft.
September 4, 2004

The Philadelphia Inquirer Consumer Watch column.
September 4, 2004

Unemployment rate drops to 5.4 percent, 144,000 jobs created in August.
September 4, 2004