Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from February 14 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from February 14 2002

AME Info, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Business Briefs Column.
February 14, 2002

AME Info, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Oil and Gas Briefs Column.
February 14, 2002

AME Info, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Technology Briefs Column.
February 14, 2002

AME Info, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Travel Briefs Column.
February 14, 2002

AirTran Airways Flight Attendants Train for Self Defense.
February 14, 2002

Economy Gives Recovery Signs.
February 14, 2002

Stock Market Rises on January's Upbeat Retail Sales Figures.
February 14, 2002

Atlanta-Area Web Site Takes Aim at WestPoint Stevens CEO.
February 14, 2002

Hancock Bank to Hold Gulf Coast Economic Symposium in Gulfport, Miss.
February 14, 2002

St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Belleville, Ill., Halts Patient Visits by Children.
February 14, 2002

Bradenton, Fla.-Area Tape Maker Sells $49 Million in Stock.
February 14, 2002

Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream Shows 13 Percent Sales Increase in Fourth Quarter.
February 14, 2002

With His Software, California Students Impress Bill Gates.
February 14, 2002

Contra Costa County, Calif., Steel Firms Oppose Trade Plan.
February 14, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Carolinas Column.
February 14, 2002... By Stan Choe, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 14--It's a banking town, so it makes sense that Charlotte's tech entrepreneurs are often ex-bankers and that their target customers are often banks. ...

Bank of America, Wachovia Suffer in Enron Fall-Out.
February 14, 2002

NAACP's Border-Patrol Plan Won't Hurt South Carolina Tourism, Governor Says.
February 14, 2002

British Airways, American Ask for Dismissal of Antitrust Immunity Request.
February 14, 2002

Complaint Says Mexico's Trade Barriers Bleed U.S. Telephone Callers.
February 14, 2002

Detroit Airport's New Terminal Welcomes Families.
February 14, 2002

Health-Care Firm to Close Detroit Hospital.
February 14, 2002

Judge Permits Kmart to Drop Sponsorship of Daytona 500.
February 14, 2002

Citing Enron, Senator Wants Stock-Option Tax Loophole Closed.
February 14, 2002

Detroit Free Press Lawrence Ulrich Column.
February 14, 2002

Detroit Free Press Mike Wendland Column.
February 14, 2002

Denver-Based Great-West Life & Annuity Insurance Lays Off 302 Employees.
February 14, 2002

Former Enron Chairman Lay to Get $10 Million for Aspen, Colo., Home.
February 14, 2002

Shareholders of Denver-Based Newmont Mining Approve $5.1 Billion Acquisition.
February 14, 2002

Qwest Defends 'Off-Balance-Sheet' Deals with New Jersey Telecom Company.
February 14, 2002

Congress Wants to Stay Out of United Airlines' Labor Dispute.
February 14, 2002

United Airlines Officials, Mechanics Are Hopeful for Success in Contract Talks.
February 14, 2002

General Meeting to Decide If Carnival Corp. Will Acquire Princess Cruises.
February 14, 2002

Former Enron Chairmen Draws Criticism by Invoking Fifth before Congress.
February 14, 2002

Lawsuit Alleges AT&T, Lucent Tricked Elderly Customers into Paying More.
February 14, 2002

U.S. House Approves Overhaul of Campaign-Finance System.
February 14, 2002

The Boston Globe Boston Capital Column.
February 14, 2002

Boston Officials Seek Ban on Cigarette Vending Machines, Other Tobacco Limits.
February 14, 2002

Boston-Based Financial Services Giant Lays Off 52 Employees.
February 14, 2002

Mental-Health Coverage Prompts Most Complaints by Massachusetts Consumers.
February 14, 2002

New York City Mayor Details Cuts to Slice $4.8 Billion Deficit.
February 14, 2002

Businesses Help to Fuel Gubernatorial Bid by Massachusetts Treasurer.
February 14, 2002

SEC to Propose New Financial-Reporting Rules for Companies.
February 14, 2002

Software Firm Keane to Acquire Irvine, Calif., Company.
February 14, 2002

Tyco Issues Week's Second Profit Warning.
February 14, 2002

Strike Could Devastate United Airlines.
February 14, 2002

Concerns over Accounting Issues Propel Firms to Issue Earnings Restatements.
February 14, 2002

Electricity Marketing Revs Up in Texas' Deregulated Market.
February 14, 2002

Head of Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Ordered to Reveal Enron Contacts.
February 14, 2002

Enron Documents Map Details of Creative Accounting; Executive's Stake Shielded.
February 14, 2002

Enron Executive Urged Chairman Lay to 'Come Clean' about Firm's Woes.
February 14, 2002

Sale of Two Enron Units Is Near; Deals May Bring $3.4 Billion.
February 14, 2002

Request to Judge Seeks Enron Workers' Severance Pay.
February 14, 2002

Harris County, Texas, Taxpayers' Tab to Firefighting Firm Reaches $2 Million.
February 14, 2002

Historic Rehabilitation Hospital in Ottine, Texas, to Close.
February 14, 2002

Philadelphia-Based Insurer Sues Houston School District over Flood Deductible.
February 14, 2002

Lacking Suitor, Houston Manufacturing Firm Plans to Go It Alone.
February 14, 2002

El Paso Energy Plans Pipeline to Texas Coast.
February 14, 2002

Agency's Lawsuit Accuses Houston-Area Firm of Pregnancy Discrimination.
February 14, 2002

Proposed Redevelopment Tool Gets Cool Reception in Harris County, Texas.
February 14, 2002

Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Officials Plan Fact-Finding Trip to Europe.
February 14, 2002

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
February 14, 2002

Vanguard Airlines Expects Quarterly Operating Loss of at Least $6 Million.
February 14, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Your Career Column.
February 14, 2002... By Diane Stafford, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 14--On a day devoted to telling those we care about how much they mean to us, it's appropriate to tell how a Kansas City company tried to convey that...

Economy in California's Antelope Valley on Track for Good Year, Official Says.
February 14, 2002

High-Speed Rail Project in California Gets Back on Track.
February 14, 2002

Nickelodeon Cartoon Favorites Getting into Video Games.
February 14, 2002

Kentucky Lawmakers Could Consider Opening Taxicab Market to Competition.
February 14, 2002

British Airways to Cut 5,800 Jobs; United Mechanics Approve Strike Measure.
February 14, 2002

Brokerage Wants to Reunite Workers in One New York City Office.
February 14, 2002

Viacom Bosses Deny Rumors of Rift, Claim Imminent Upswing.
February 14, 2002

The Orange County Register, Calif., Business Basics Column.
February 14, 2002

Wireless Broadband Internet Slowly Makes Its Way Into Orange County, Calif.
February 14, 2002

Santa Ana, Calif.-Based Managed-Care Firm Posts $26.4 Million Quarterly Loss.
February 14, 2002

Costa Mesa, Calif.-Area Ceramics Firm Tackles Orders from Military.
February 14, 2002

Securities and Exchange Commission Recovers $1.2 Million from Net-Scam Suspect.
February 14, 2002

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
February 14, 2002

Pennsylvania's Home-Computer Tax Holiday Still Scheduled Despite Shortfall.
February 14, 2002

Eckerd Cuts 150 Pittsburgh-Area Workers.
February 14, 2002

Pittsburgh-Area Foundation's Creditors Awarded Pennies on Dollar.
February 14, 2002

Campbell Soup Reports 13 Percent Decline in Quarterly Soup Shipment.
February 14, 2002

Comcast to Discontinue Collecting Customer Information on Web Surfing.
February 14, 2002

Records Show Whistleblower Told Enron's Lawyers Andersen Knew about Deals.
February 14, 2002

The Philadelphia Inquirer Technology Queries Column.
February 14, 2002

Philadelphia Gas Works to Seek Rate Increase.
February 14, 2002