Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from February 18 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from February 18 2001

Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio, Diane Evans Column.
February 18, 2001

Goodyear Puts Chairman under Pressure to Turn Company Around.
February 18, 2001

Woman Sells Fairbanks, Alaska, Bar on Internet Auction Site.
February 18, 2001

Alaska Oil Executive to Take Position with BP in Los Angeles.
February 18, 2001

Oil Company Executive Addresses Route of Proposed Pipeline.
February 18, 2001

Albuquerque, N.M., Banks Change Hands to New Company.
February 18, 2001

Opponents of Proposed Cell-Phone Tower Get Expert's Support in Las Vegas, N.M.
February 18, 2001

Santa Fe, N.M., Proposal Would Double Fees for Prospective Developers.
February 18, 2001

New Mexico Health Care System Afflicted by Lack of Public Funds.
February 18, 2001

Albuquerque, N.M.-Based Nursing Home Operator to Cut 112 Jobs.
February 18, 2001

BellSouth Set to Expand High-Speed Data Service.
February 18, 2001

Firms Guard Against Valued Employees Going to Greener Pastures.
February 18, 2001

Three More Austin, Texas, Companies Announce Layoffs.
February 18, 2001

Job Market Tightens in Austin, Texas.
February 18, 2001

Austin, Texas, Communications Company Needs Money to Stay Afloat.
February 18, 2001

New York Energy Companies Strike Buyout Deal.
February 18, 2001

High-Speed Internet Companies Pull Out of Western New York.
February 18, 2001

Report Shows That New York Residents Pay Highest Combined Taxes in Nation.
February 18, 2001

Fishermen Compete in D'Iberville, Miss., Event.
February 18, 2001

Boulder, Colo., Restaurateur Holds Contest to Give Away Restaurant.
February 18, 2001

Seniors Seek Answers after Ontario, Calif.-Area Medicare HMO Cancels Contract.
February 18, 2001

Butte, Mont.-Area Residents Try to Alleviate High Utility Bills.
February 18, 2001

Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif., Business Listing Column.
February 18, 2001

New California Regulations to Impact Paralegals.
February 18, 2001

Judge Extends Order, Forces Power Firms to Sell Electricity to California.
February 18, 2001

Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif., User Friendly Column.
February 18, 2001

Silicon Valley Technology Firms Still Draw Funding.
February 18, 2001

Berkeley, Calif., Communications Firm Marches Ahead.
February 18, 2001

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
February 18, 2001... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 18--NEW OFFICES WILL MELD WILMORE, SOUTH END: A new office development planned off South Tryon Street will double the size of the Design Center of the...

Global Steel Glut Drops Prices, Forces Charlotte, N.C., to Close.
February 18, 2001

Charleston, S.C.-Area Economy Is Still Thriving Despite National Slowdown.
February 18, 2001

Dallas-Based Triad Hospitals Likes Prognosis in Wake of Acquisition.
February 18, 2001

The Dallas Morning News Ideas at Work Column.
February 18, 2001

Big Three U.S. Automakers Steadily Losing Market Position to Foreign Brands.
February 18, 2001

The Dallas Morning News Robert Miller Column.
February 18, 2001

The Dallas Morning News Real Estate Column.
February 18, 2001

Richardson, Texas, Technology Firm Looks to Ease Web Logjam.
February 18, 2001

The Denver Post Advertising and Marketing Column.
February 18, 2001

The Denver Post Al Lewis Column.
February 18, 2001

Outdoor Shopping Center Would Be First in Denver Area.
February 18, 2001

Qwest Works Diligently to Erase Bad Memories of Recent Acquisition.
February 18, 2001

Qwest Looks to Reclaim Long-Distance Service Divested in US West Merger.
February 18, 2001

Qwest Looks to Placate Disgruntled Customers, Please Federal Regulators.
February 18, 2001

Hedging on Rise after Stocks Stumble.
February 18, 2001

New Bi-Monthly Real Estate Magazine to Debut in North Dakota.
February 18, 2001

North Dakota University Leaders Clamor for More State Investment in Research.
February 18, 2001

The Boston Globe Business Notebook Column.
February 18, 2001

Iraq's Oil Smuggling Challenges Bush, United Nations.
February 18, 2001

Analysts: Many Companies Slashing Jobs to Please Wall Street.
February 18, 2001

Roslindale, Mass., Law Firm Meets Clients More Than Half Way.
February 18, 2001

The Boston Globe David Warsh Column.
February 18, 2001

Colorado Springs, Colo., Shopping Malls Compete for Consumers' Attention.
February 18, 2001

New Jersey Bankruptcy Lawyers Experience Increase in Business.
February 18, 2001

Calls Take a Big Toll on New Jersey Budgets.
February 18, 2001

Independent Movie Theater in Ridgefield Park, N.J., Struggles to Survive.
February 18, 2001

Surge in `Megaplex' Movie Theaters Crowds out Smaller Cinemas.
February 18, 2001

Houston Chronicle Jim Barlow Column.
February 18, 2001

New Houston-Area Developments Design Housing for Divorced Women with Children.
February 18, 2001

Houston Neighborhood Features Bungalows, Cottages.
February 18, 2001

Houston Chronicle Real Estate Column.
February 18, 2001

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
February 18, 2001

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Web Watch Column.
February 18, 2001

CORRECTION: The Kansas City Star, Mo., Paul Wenske Column.
February 18, 2001... By Paul Wenske, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 18--The Kansas City Star, Mo., has moved a new version of the story slugged KC-WENSKE-COL filed by KRT Business News for Feb. 18. The new version...

The Kansas City Star, Mo., At Your Service Column.
February 18, 2001... By Angela D. Curry, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 18--COMPAQ AGREES TO REPLACE COMPUTER: AT YOUR SERVICE: This letter is to express total and complete dissatisfaction with our latest Compaq...

The Miami Herald Business Book Review Column.
February 18, 2001... By Richard Pachter, The Miami Herald Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 18--Sadly, it appears that a new wave of employee layoffs has begun. Ill-run entities trim "fat," newly merged megaconglomerates consolidate and eliminate...

The Miami Herald Technology Briefs Column.
February 18, 2001... The Miami Herald Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 18--GOODBYE CARDS, HELLO WIRELESS: John Falcone and Larry Cohen tout the technology that allows a cellphone to communicate with other devices. Like magic, company finds more doors...

Increase in Natural Gas Prices Hammers Restaurants in California.
February 18, 2001

Not All Bond Funds Safe, as Some Investors Have Painfully Learned.
February 18, 2001

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Avrum D. Lank Column.
February 18, 2001

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Street Smart Stock Analysis Column.
February 18, 2001

New Woman Takes the Reins at Wisconsin-Based Underwear Maker Jockey.
February 18, 2001

The Day, New London, Conn., Kenton Robinson Column.
February 18, 2001

Banking Newspaper Honors Utah Technology Pioneer.
February 18, 2001

Standard-Examiner, Ogden, Utah, Business People Column.
February 18, 2001

Products Related to Deceased NASCAR Driver Dale Earnhardt Sell Out.
February 18, 2001

More Latin Flights Take Off from Orlando, Fla., Airport.
February 18, 2001

The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., Tourism Column.
February 18, 2001

Kentucky Legislative Session Passes Annual Midpoint.
February 18, 2001

NASCAR Poised to Explode onto National Scene with New TV Deals.
February 18, 2001

Owensboro, Ky., Park Will Get Additional 228 Acres.
February 18, 2001

Paducah, Ky., Nuclear Fuel Supplier Hits Record-High Level of Production.
February 18, 2001

Natural Gas Prices to Decline for Customers of Benton, Ky.-Based Utility.
February 18, 2001

Activists Lose in Effort to Delay Philadelphia Stadium Projects.
February 18, 2001

Recreational Fishing Is Exempt from Florida Ban on Grouper.
February 18, 2001