Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from January 17 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from January 17 2002

Alcoa to Close Jonesboro, Ga., Aluminum Plant, Cut Most of 253 Jobs.
January 17, 2002

Intel's Forecast Chips at Stocks.
January 17, 2002

Georgia Agency Reports 89,000 Jobs Lost in 2001.
January 17, 2002

Weak Rivalry, Delinquent Consumers Keep Natural Gas Prices High in Georgia.
January 17, 2002

UPS Enters South African Fruit Venture.
January 17, 2002

Official Announces Soaring Value for Beaumont, Texas, Building Permits.
January 17, 2002

CORRECTION: Director Resigns from Beaumont, Texas, Port Authority.
January 17, 2002

Casino Barge to Move from D'Iberville, Miss., to State Port in Gulfport, Miss.
January 17, 2002

Problems Continue to Stymie Redevelopment of Boulder, Colo., Mall.
January 17, 2002

Johnson & Johnson Subsidiary Deal to Boost Production of Boulder, Colo., Firm.
January 17, 2002

Houston-Based Food Distributor Trumpets Sales Rebound.
January 17, 2002

Buyers of Payphone Firm Say They Will Keep Operations in Manatee County, Fla.
January 17, 2002

Site near Target Poses Challenges to Columbia, Mo., Developer.
January 17, 2002

American Airlines' Parent Company Posts Its Biggest Losses Ever.
January 17, 2002

Study Analyzes What Shoppers Want.
January 17, 2002

Midwest Banking Giants Comerica, Bank One Post Solid Profits in Glum Quarter.
January 17, 2002

Closing of Detroit-Based Ford Health Clinics to Cause Disruptions.
January 17, 2002

Martha Stewart's Possible Exit from Kmart Stirs Retail World.
January 17, 2002

Kmart Makes No Comment after Board of Directors Meeting.
January 17, 2002

Chief of Online Automotive Exchange Forecasts 2002 Profit.
January 17, 2002

Michigan Ranks Last in Use of Tobacco-Settlement Funds for Smoking-Prevention.
January 17, 2002

IBM's Senior Executive in North Carolina Takes on Bigger Job.
January 17, 2002

Durham, N.C.-Based Linux Software Maker to Relocate to Raleigh, N.C., Campus.
January 17, 2002

Durham, N.C., Pharmaceutical Company's Stock Drops on Drug-Testing News.
January 17, 2002

Superior, Wis., Cabinet-Making Facility Cuts 20 Jobs for Now.
January 17, 2002

Erie, Pa., Plants Not Expected to Be Affected by U.S. Industries Selloff.
January 17, 2002

Web Site Serves Laid-Off Cruise Employees in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Area.
January 17, 2002

South Florida Sun-Sentinel Business Strategies Column.
January 17, 2002

Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas, Bob Ray Sanders Column.
January 17, 2002... By Jim Fuquay, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 17--Just as the bombing is coming to an end in ravaged Afghanistan, fallout from an explosion -- actually "implosion" -- that hit this country...

The Gazette, Colorado Springs, Colo., Business Briefs Column.
January 17, 2002

Chip-Maker LSI Logic to Eliminate 1,400 Jobs Globally.
January 17, 2002

Colorado Springs, Colo.-Based Internet Software Maker Names New CEO.
January 17, 2002

Super Saver Cinema Closes in Colorado Springs, Colo.
January 17, 2002

Valley National Banks on Strong Loan Growth.
January 17, 2002

Governor's Medicare Plan Could Impact Jacksonville, Fla., Hospital's Budget.
January 17, 2002

Kansas City, Mo.-Based Commerce Bancshares Notes $182 Million in Net Earnings.
January 17, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
January 17, 2002... By Victoria Sizemore Long, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 17--Chicago soybean futures prices closed higher Wednesday, boosted by a late rally. Chicago wheat and corn closed mostly higher on spillover...

Moody's Investors Service Raises Credit Ratings for Farmland Industries.
January 17, 2002

Kansas City, Mo.-Based National Farms to Sell Feedlots.
January 17, 2002

Trustee Asks Court to Cancel Stock in Embattled Kansas City, Mo.-Area Retailer.
January 17, 2002

Big Payout on Nickel Slot Machine Surprises Kansas City, Mo., Casino.
January 17, 2002

Vanguard Airlines Looks to Add 100 Jobs.
January 17, 2002

Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky., Business Briefs Column.
January 17, 2002... Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 17--BANK ONE CORP. yesterday reported fourth-quarter earnings of $541 million, or 46 cents a share, a significant turnaround from a year earlier when it lost $512...

Developer to Convert Macon, Ga., Apartments into Upscale Condominiums.
January 17, 2002

Macon, Ga., Job Fair Designed to Help Minority Businesses.
January 17, 2002

Georgetown, S.C., Wiring Plant Closing to Cost 354 Jobs.
January 17, 2002

Judge to Allow Hamilton Bancorp Shareholders to Sue Deloitte & Touche.
January 17, 2002

American Airlines' Parent AMR Reports $1.8 Billion Record Loss for 2001.
January 17, 2002

Train to Run through Center of Flatiron Building Planned for Miami.
January 17, 2002

First Tennessee National Reports $89.2 Million in Fourth-Quarter Earnings.
January 17, 2002

Electronics Firm Hopes to Keep Tax Break in Memphis, Tenn., Expansion.
January 17, 2002

Glow-in-the-Dark Miniature Golf Club to Open in Memphis, Tenn.
January 17, 2002

Memphis, Tenn.-Based Cellulose Maker Reports First Ever Quarterly Loss.
January 17, 2002

Struggling Kmart Proceeds with Plans for Milwaukee Store.
January 17, 2002

Arizona Takes Aim at Qwest's Privacy Policy.
January 17, 2002

Group Makes Women's Finances a Priority with Consumer Education Campaign.
January 17, 2002

Connecticut Drug-Plan Beneficiaries May Still Qualify for Pfizer Plan.
January 17, 2002

Analysts Praise Pfizer's New Flat-Rate Drug Discount Plan.
January 17, 2002

Martha Stewart Could Bailout on Kmart if Retailer Files for Bankruptcy.
January 17, 2002

Government Says Trump's Hotel, Casino Overstated Profits in 1999.
January 17, 2002

Lender Sues New York Developer over Control of World Trade Center Funds.
January 17, 2002

Ogden, Utah-Area Cost of Living Falls Slightly in December.
January 17, 2002

AAA Utah Predicts Stable Gas Prices Throughout State.
January 17, 2002

The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., Nuts and Bolts Column.
January 17, 2002

The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., Test Drive Column.
January 17, 2002

Bayer Lauded for Boosting Ranks of Women Executives.
January 17, 2002

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
January 17, 2002

Forest Hills, Pa., Firm's `Buying' Club Saves Smaller Businesses Money.
January 17, 2002

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Tech Notes Column.
January 17, 2002

Pittsburgh Consultant Has No Regrets About Entering Hard-hit Tech Arena.
January 17, 2002

Rumsfeld's Remarks Show U.S. Is Ready to Broaden War against Terrorism.
January 17, 2002

Founder of Philadelphia Brewing Firm Resigns as CEO.
January 17, 2002

The Philadelphia Inquirer Personal Finance Column.
January 17, 2002

Organization Settles Last Major Suit from Rhode Island Banking Crisis.
January 17, 2002

Providence Journal, R.I., Business Briefs.
January 17, 2002

Drug Maker Plans to Expand Raleigh, N.C.-Area Operation.
January 17, 2002

Professor Says Raleigh, N.C.-Area Economic Planners Should Diversify.
January 17, 2002

Enron's Debacle Sparks Talk of Reform.
January 17, 2002

Durham, N.C., Pharmaceuticals Firm's Shares Drop 73 Percent after Tests Fail.
January 17, 2002

Heat-N-Glo Plant in Lake City, Minn., Has New Name, Expanded Mission.
January 17, 2002

Land O'Lakes to Lay Off 20 Percent of its Pine Island, Minn., workers.
January 17, 2002

Reading, Pa., College Offers Unemployed Free Tuition to Attend Classes.
January 17, 2002

Ontario and Palm Springs, Calif., Airports Heighten Security Measures.
January 17, 2002

Calpine Puts Proposed Riverside County, Calif., Power Plant on Hold.
January 17, 2002