Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from July 18 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from July 18 2002

Tighter ID Rules Proposed for Banks.
July 18, 2002

Coca-Cola Stock Slips Despite Successful Second Quarter.
July 18, 2002

Greenspan Says Corporate Disclosures Are Nothing to Worry About.
July 18, 2002

Seattle-Based Internet Company Plans Atlanta Relocation.
July 18, 2002

Tucker, Ga., Loan Firm Set to Cut 109 Jobs.
July 18, 2002

Problem-Child Sprite Set to Take Stage at Coke.
July 18, 2002

HSBC Bank USA Moves Some Back Office Work to India.
July 18, 2002

Paperwork Mistake Costs Angola, N.Y.-Based Educational Board $21,000 in Aid.
July 18, 2002

Firm Says Thermal Unit in Lockport, N.Y., Made Money in Quarter.
July 18, 2002

NewMil Bancorp Sees 23 Percent Rise in Second-Quarter Income.
July 18, 2002

New York's Bronx Borough Tries to Bridge Yankees Cable-Network Stalemate.
July 18, 2002

Attendees of Keystone, Colo., High-Tech Conference Wait for Industry Upswing.
July 18, 2002

Manatee County, Fla., Business Park Is Finally Ready to Be Built.
July 18, 2002

Bickering Mars Energy Discussions in San Francisco.
July 18, 2002

California-Based Internet Software Maker Loses $71 Million in Second Quarter.
July 18, 2002

PG&E, California Commission Submit Plans for Ending Utility Bankruptcy.
July 18, 2002

Shippers in Walnut Creek, Calif., Area Reject Union's Proposal.
July 18, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Fare Guy Column.
July 18, 2002... By Ted Reed, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 18--Cash-strapped airlines have eliminated 10 percent discounts for senior citizens and senior citizen coupon books, but seniors can still find ways to save...

Deal with US Airways Saves Midway Airlines.
July 18, 2002

Historic Mansion in South Carolina Gets New Life As a Renovated Restaurant.
July 18, 2002

AMR Corp. Posts $495 Million Quarterly Loss.
July 18, 2002

Universities Hope to Create Biotechnology Sector in Texas.
July 18, 2002

Dell the Only Technology Firm with a Good Business Model, Analyst Says.
July 18, 2002

Electronic Data Systems Tries to Solve Medicaid Dispute in Texas.
July 18, 2002

Mary Kay Convention Opens Today in Dallas.
July 18, 2002

The Dallas Morning News Wired Watch Column.
July 18, 2002

Ford Reassured by Quarterly Profit.
July 18, 2002

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
July 18, 2002

Memphis, Tenn.-Based Financial Firm Posts $285.9 Million in Quarterly Revenues.
July 18, 2002

BAE Systems, Lockheed Aim for New Level of Collaboration.
July 18, 2002

Danvers, Mass.-Based Artificial Heart Maker Restates Earnings.
July 18, 2002

Proposed AT&T-Comcast Merger Garners Support from Boston Mayor's Decision.
July 18, 2002

Princeton, N.J.-Based Company Makes Headway in Boston-Area Cable TV Market.
July 18, 2002

Hopkinton, Mass.-Based Computer Company to Share Codes with Hewlett-Packard.
July 18, 2002

Once-Renowned Attorney Pleads Guilty to $17 Million Client, Coworker Fraud.
July 18, 2002

Chicago Bank Buying Polaroid Is Asked to Explain Firing of Long-Term Disabled.
July 18, 2002

Colorado Springs, Colo.-Based Medical-Device Firm Outlines New Strategy.
July 18, 2002

Harrisburg, Pa.-Area Executive Follows New Career Path in Human Resources.
July 18, 2002

Pennsylvania Offers More College-Savings Options.
July 18, 2002

Harrisburg, Pa.-Area Drugstores Await Parent Chain's Hearing Disposition.
July 18, 2002

McConnellsburg, Pa.-Based Aerial-Platform Maker Expects Bigger Earnings Drop.
July 18, 2002

Cendant Reports Modest Earning in Second Quarter.
July 18, 2002

Honeywell's Earnings Up Sharply for Quarter.
July 18, 2002

Wayne, N.J.-Based Bank to Put Stock Option Costs in Future Earning Reports.
July 18, 2002

Senate Panel to Put Army Secretary on Enron Hot Seat.
July 18, 2002

Both Companies in Houston Texas-Based Energy Partnership Report High Earnings.
July 18, 2002

Ban on Shipping Wine to Individuals May Fall in Texas.
July 18, 2002

Jacksonville, Fla., Chamber to Help Nonprofit Group Aid Disabled.
July 18, 2002

Two Hotel Workers in Jacksonville, Fla., Allege Racial Bias.
July 18, 2002

Applebee's Proposes Buying 21 Eateries from Financially Troubled Franchisee.
July 18, 2002

Kansas City, Mo., Building Maker Reports Sharp Drop in Quarterly Profits.
July 18, 2002

Empire Energy Corp. Plans to Acquire Australian Oil Exploration Firm.
July 18, 2002

Kansas City, Mo.-Based Software Developer Posts Record Quarterly Results.
July 18, 2002

American Stows Long Beach, Calif., Flight-Slot Appeal.
July 18, 2002

Miami Bank Subject of Fraud Probe.
July 18, 2002

Retail Project Takes Shape in Miami Area.
July 18, 2002

The Modesto Bee, Calif., Business Lines Column.
July 18, 2002... By Jack Doo, The Modesto Bee, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 18--EX-WAITRESS OF SOS IS CLUB'S FIRST FEMALE BOARD CHIEF: The SOS Club, which did not open its membership to women until 1986, recently installed the first...

Deloitte & Touche Offers Farmers $6 Million to Settle Suit.
July 18, 2002

Hilmar, Calif., Farmer Nears Thirty Years of Growing, Shipping Sweet Potatoes.
July 18, 2002

Midwest Express Airlines Posts Second-Quarter Profit.
July 18, 2002

SEC's Suit Says SaladShooter Maker Operated Illegally As Mutual Fund.
July 18, 2002

Acquisition to Bring Johnson Bank into Green Bay, Wis., Market.
July 18, 2002

Employment Trends Indicate Classical Recovery for Economy, Says Manpower Inc.
July 18, 2002

Shares in Harley-Davidson Rise 3 Percent in Day of Heavy Trading.
July 18, 2002

General Dynamics' Stock Tanks Despite Better-than-Expected Profits.
July 18, 2002

Cloud Study Affects Newport News, Va.-Based Software Company.
July 18, 2002

Newport News, Va., Officials Say Smithfield Penalty Should Help Clean River.
July 18, 2002

Citigroup, J.P. Morgan Chase Post Rise in Quarterly Profits.
July 18, 2002

New York Post Columnist Says He Was Fired Wrongfully.
July 18, 2002

Alachua County, Fla., Teacher, Former Beer Seller Named Top Teacher in 2002.
July 18, 2002

Groups Again Seek to Polish Pittsburgh's Image across Nation.
July 18, 2002

Alcoa Acquisition Tightens Hold on Fastener Business.
July 18, 2002

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
July 18, 2002

Start-Up Produces College Guidebooks that Promise to Give Inside Scoop.
July 18, 2002

Pittsburgh Gives Credit Card Servicer Funds to Train Laid-Off Retail Workers.
July 18, 2002

CEO Touts Durham, N.C.-Based Firm's Work on Revolutionary New AIDS Drug.
July 18, 2002

Carpenter Technology Corp. Unit Forms Alliance with Titanium-Spring Maker.
July 18, 2002

Organizations Work to Attract Aerospace Industry to Southern California.
July 18, 2002

Available, Affordable Land Attracts Developers to Upland, Calif., Area.
July 18, 2002

Capital One Shares Slide 40 Percent.
July 18, 2002

State Attorney Generals Want Ban of Virginia-Based Company's Tobacco Lozenges.
July 18, 2002

Canadian-Based Auctioneer Seeks Approval for Yolo County, Calif., Facility.
July 18, 2002

Cigna Cancellation Surprises Sacramento, Calif., Firefighter.
July 18, 2002

German Firm to Take Over Immunex Drug.
July 18, 2002