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Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from September 7 2002
US Airways Express Counter at Augusta, Ga., Airport Changes Hands.
September 7, 2002
BellSouth Upgrades Equipment in Augusta, Ga.
September 7, 2002
Officials Raise Money for Continental Opening Costs at Augusta, Ga., Airport.
September 7, 2002
Sale of Albuquerque, N.M., Healthcare System Closes.
September 7, 2002
Despite Layoffs, Philips Electronics Stands by Albuquerque, N.M., Chip Plant.
September 7, 2002
New Screeners to Arrive at Atlanta Airport.
September 7, 2002
Atlanta-Based Energy Firm Mirant Sells British-Based Power Distributor at Loss.
September 7, 2002
Atlanta-Area Hospital CEO Steps Down in Shake-Up.
September 7, 2002
`Magic' Johnson Tries to Buy Atlanta Mall.
September 7, 2002
Magic Johnson to Speak on Money Management for African-American Professionals.
September 7, 2002
Falling Mortgage Rates Have Atlanta Homeowners Wondering When to Refinance.
September 7, 2002
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Retailing Column.
September 7, 2002
Airlines, Hotels Expect Slow Business September 11 Week.
September 7, 2002
Despite Dip in Unemployment, Economic Recovery Remains Stagnant.
September 7, 2002
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
September 7, 2002
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
September 7, 2002
WorldCom's Georgia Bid Nullified.
September 7, 2002
Beaumont, Texas, Chamber of Commerce Sponsors Export Seminar.
September 7, 2002
Beaumont, Texas, to Host Export Seminar to Help U.S. Businesses Compete.
September 7, 2002
Security Firm to Pay Connecticut $25,000 in Do-Not-Call Violation.
September 7, 2002
News of Concorde Jet Coming To Biloxi, Miss., Airport Turns Out to Be Untrue.
September 7, 2002
Pascagoula, Miss., Shipyard Workers to Honor Sept. 11 Victims with Warship.
September 7, 2002
Nonprofit Agency Nabs Boulder, Colo.-Area Buildings for $16.5 Million.
September 7, 2002
September Is Banner Month for Flag Sales in Brownsville, Texas.
September 7, 2002
Ruling in Drug Patent Case Favors Biotech Firm Genentech over Rival Chiron.
September 7, 2002
Minnesota Man Sentenced for Breaking into Computers, Causing Damage.
September 7, 2002
Kaiser Permanente Nurses Accept Deal.
September 7, 2002
140 of 936 to Lose Jobs As Charlotte, N.C., Generator Plant Cuts Back.
September 7, 2002
Charlotte, N.C., to Feel Impact of New US Airways Layoffs.
September 7, 2002
Developer, Charleston, S.C., Property Owners Settle Lawsuit.
September 7, 2002
FCC Considers BellSouth Long Distance Service in South Carolina.
September 7, 2002
Detroit Airport Hikes, Cuts Some Parking Costs.
September 7, 2002
Detroit Free Press Mike Wendland Column.
September 7, 2002
Authorities Arrest 29 Workers at South Florida's Three Major Airports.
September 7, 2002
FDA Plans to Unify, Streamline New Drug Evaluation Process.
September 7, 2002
Boston-Area Janitors Union, Property Owners Continue to Disagree over Contract.
September 7, 2002
Drug Chains Divided on Whether They'll Provide Pricing Data to Massachusetts.
September 7, 2002
National Unemployment Rate Drops to 5.7 Percent.
September 7, 2002
High-Tech Distribution Firm to Close Harrisburg, Pa.-Area Facility.
September 7, 2002
New Jersey Transport Businesses Suffer from Rising Auto Insurance Rates.
September 7, 2002
East Brunswick, N.J., Forum Highlights Economic Development Success Stories.
September 7, 2002
Subsidiary of Japanese Drug Firm Thrives in Teaneck, N.J., Headquarters.
September 7, 2002
Texans Have Serious Problems with Homeowners Insurance, Survey Finds.
September 7, 2002
Houston Prosthetics Device Company to Pay $200,000 Harassment Settlement.
September 7, 2002
Aerospace Firm Asks for Financial Incentive to Make Jacksonville, Fla., Move.
September 7, 2002
Jacksonville, Fla., Airport's New Baggage-Screening System Is Near Operational.
September 7, 2002
Jacksonville, Fla., Company's Insurance Problems Put Area Businesses in a Bind.
September 7, 2002
The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Trade Report.
September 7, 2002
Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation to Reorganize, Take Riskier Grant Approach.
September 7, 2002
The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
September 7, 2002... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Sep. 7--As bad a press as the sports business got during baseball's billionaire-millionaire labor pact face-off, it's too bad media types haven't paid more...
Salina, Kan., Business Owners Discuss Assessment Fee Increase.
September 7, 2002
Sunland Park, N.M., Finds Problem Areas in Fiscal Audit.
September 7, 2002
Las Cruces, N.M.-Area Judges Decline to Hear County Clerk Case.
September 7, 2002
Chemical Depot Security Breach Puts White Sands Missile Range, N.M., on Alert.
September 7, 2002
White Sands, N.M., Missile Range to Cooperate in Commercial Space Efforts.
September 7, 2002
Setbacks Delay Upgrade to Sunland Park, N.M., Wastewater Treatment Plant.
September 7, 2002
Lexington, Ky., Airport to Lose about Half of Its US Airways Service.
September 7, 2002
Lexington, Ky., Airport Loses US Airways Flights.
September 7, 2002
State Raids Macon, Ga., Insurance Office.
September 7, 2002
Former Executive to Open Kabob Restaurant in Modesto, Calif.
September 7, 2002
Steelwire Company Accuses Dyersburg, Tenn., Plant Facilities Manager of Fraud.
September 7, 2002
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Wheels Column.
September 7, 2002
CORRECTION: Standoff Continues between Union, Midwest Express Airlines.
September 7, 2002
Wisconsin Energy Corp. Rewards Top Executives, Amends CEO's Contract.
September 7, 2002
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Avrum D. Lank Column.
September 7, 2002
After Slow Start, Walking Poles Gain Momentum.
September 7, 2002
Aerospace, Defense Firm Moves Portion of Mesa, Ariz.-Area Business.
September 7, 2002
Car Sales Rise in Phoenix, Ariz., Area, as Buyers Snatch Low-Interest Offers.
September 7, 2002
High-End Home Sales Slowly Gain Momentum in Arizona Market.
September 7, 2002
Sports Bars in Mesa, Ariz., Ready for Football-Related Business.
September 7, 2002
Mesa, Ariz., Resident Recounts Trials of Television Invention.
September 7, 2002
Sale Nears for Old West Replica Attraction in Scottsdale, Ariz.
September 7, 2002
World's Largest Liquor Company Predicts Network TV Ads in Future.
September 7, 2002
Good Unemployment News Contributes to Stock Market Rally.
September 7, 2002
Long Beach, Calif., Airport Now Flies High.
September 7, 2002
The Orange County Register, Calif., Business Basics Column.
September 7, 2002
California Businesses Win Some Battles during 2002 Legislature.
September 7, 2002
Orange County, Calif., List to Show Property Owners' Possibly Overpaid Taxes.
September 7, 2002
Some Orange County, Calif., Texaco Gas Stations Are Picking Up Brand New Shell.
September 7, 2002
Organizers Plan Expansion of Ogden, Utah, Farmers Market.
September 7, 2002
Caterpillar Plant to Lay Off 470 Employees in Illinois Plants.
September 7, 2002
Ohio-Based Steel Company to Open Kewanee, Ill., Plant.
September 7, 2002
Justice Department Wants Information on Pending Sale of Illinois Utility.
September 7, 2002
The Philadelphia Inquirer Consumer Watch Column.
September 7, 2002