Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from June 6 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from June 6 2002

Athens Businessman Buys Former Ward Store Space at Augusta, Ga., Mall.
June 6, 2002

Big Airlines Suffer from Revenue Drop, Analyst Says.
June 6, 2002

Six Continents Hotels Leases Building in Alpharetta, Ga.
June 6, 2002

Houston Astros Accept Minute Maid Pitch to Name Field.
June 6, 2002

Atlanta's Supercomm Attendance Is Off 25 Percent.
June 6, 2002

Three Executives Resign from Atlanta CBS Affiliate.
June 6, 2002

Beaumont, Texas, Residents Flood Insurers with Requests for Federal Coverage.
June 6, 2002

Oil Refiner to Decide on Contractor to Build Port Arthur, Texas, Plant.
June 6, 2002

Port of Beaumont, Texas, Needs ExxonMobil's Cooperation for Property Trade.
June 6, 2002

Lawyers Want Madison County, Ill., Court to Stop AT&T from Spinning Off Unit.
June 6, 2002

California Auditor Blames Company for Pushing Oracle Deal.
June 6, 2002

Krispy Kreme to Open 30 Stores in Australia, New Zealand.
June 6, 2002

Charlotte, N.C., Stockbroker Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud.
June 6, 2002

South Carolina Site to Be Studied for Possible DaimlerChrysler Plant.
June 6, 2002

South Carolina Signs Settlement with Two Georgia Life Insurance Firms.
June 6, 2002

University of South Carolina President-Elect Vows to Work with City.
June 6, 2002

Stock in Perot Systems Corp. Falls after California Senator's Accusations.
June 6, 2002

Firms Ponder Less-Than-Healthy Workers' Output.
June 6, 2002

Detroit, Other Major Airports Let Chosen Few Non-Flyers In.
June 6, 2002

German Automotive Supplier, U.S. Owner Struggle.
June 6, 2002

Life-Science Ideas Win Michigan Grants.
June 6, 2002

Compuware Predicts Growth, Improvement.
June 6, 2002

United Auto Worker Elects Staff Lawyer to Secretary-Treasurer's Seat.
June 6, 2002

UAW Elects New President; Delegates Await His First Speech.
June 6, 2002

Dominion Virginia Power, Union Spar over Contract.
June 6, 2002

Texas Gets Lion's Share of Funds for Mexican Truck Inspections.
June 6, 2002

Texas Christian University Hopes to Attract Strong Candidates for Chancellor.
June 6, 2002

The Boston Globe Boston Capital Column.
June 6, 2002

Cancer Drugs from Cambridge, Mass.-Based Pharmaceutical Make FDA Fast Track.
June 6, 2002

Inc. Magazine Editor in Chief to Resign.
June 6, 2002

Tyco Shares Bounce Back for Second Consecutive Day.
June 6, 2002

Verizon Seeks to Increase Residential Phone Service in Massachusetts.
June 6, 2002

The Gazette, Colorado Springs, Colo., Best Kept Secrets Column.
June 6, 2002

Four Members of Family that Founded Adephia Business Solutions Resign.
June 6, 2002

Mediator Arranges More Contract Talks for Hershey, Union.
June 6, 2002

Harrisburg, Pa., Employers Hold Out for Best, Brightest Summer Interns.
June 6, 2002

New Jersey Tax Amnesty Yields $63 Million, with Four Days to Go.
June 6, 2002

Union Members Reject Contract Offered by Hamilton, Ohio, Paper Mill.
June 6, 2002

Task Force Pushes for Commuter Rail in Hamilton, Ohio, Region.
June 6, 2002

Conoco Will Get $28 Million for Sale of Some U.K. Stakes.
June 6, 2002

Stadium Name a Healthy Deal for Houston Baseball Complex, Minute Maid.
June 6, 2002

Natural-Gas Companies Deny Involvement in Controversial Trades, Mostly.
June 6, 2002

Reliant Energy's Chief Tells Shareholders that Improper Acts Have Ended.
June 6, 2002

Houston-Based Seismic Company Beefs Up Board, Shuffles Top Management.
June 6, 2002

Woman Accuses T.G.I. Friday's of Discrimination.
June 6, 2002

Gold's Gym Closes in Jacksonville, Fla.
June 6, 2002

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
June 6, 2002

In Kansas City, Mo., Commerce Secretary Extols Virtues of International Trade.
June 6, 2002

Long Beach, Calif., High-Tech Company Closes.
June 6, 2002

Kentucky Governor Encourages Development of Biotechnology Industry.
June 6, 2002

Former Kentucky Governor to Preserve Historic Farmland.
June 6, 2002

Firm Tries to Bar Sale of Georgetown, S.C., Steel Mill.
June 6, 2002

Florida Agriculture Commissioner Defends Citrus Canker Eradication Program.
June 6, 2002

Citibank Latin America Appoints Chief Executive.
June 6, 2002

Florida Governor Takes $110 Million Out of Lawmakers' Projects in 2003 Budget.
June 6, 2002

Former Employee Buys Computer Store in Modesto, Calif.
June 6, 2002

End of Trade Embargo Could Mean Millions for California Farmers, Lawmakers Say.
June 6, 2002

Senate Panel Approves California Water Bill.
June 6, 2002

Dyersburg, Tenn., Financial Firm Acquires Munford Union Bank.
June 6, 2002

Hotel Group Buys Out Partner in Memphis, Tenn., Area.
June 6, 2002

People Flock to See New Grocery in Memphis, Tenn.
June 6, 2002

Entrepreneurial Award Honors Portage, Ind., Electrical-Services Company.
June 6, 2002

U.S. Steel to Let National Options Expire.
June 6, 2002

Unilever Eyes Expansion at Hammond, Ind., Plant.
June 6, 2002

Accounting Firm Grant Thornton Opens Milwaukee Office.
June 6, 2002

FDA Decides against Approval of Prescription for Common Cold.
June 6, 2002

Television Station's Technicians Hold 'Informational Pickets' in Nashua, N.H.
June 6, 2002

Connecticut Veterans Affairs Office at Electric Boat Is Getting Business.
June 6, 2002

Government Wraps Up Its Case against Andersen, Awaits Jury's Verdict.
June 6, 2002

Tyco CEO Helped to Halt Proposed Income Tax System in New Hampshire.
June 6, 2002

Vivendi Universal Boss Took Home $4.8 Million Salary, Bonus Despite Huge Loss.
June 6, 2002

Judge Delays Trial in World Trade Center Insurance Issue.
June 6, 2002

Home Depot Teams Up with Career Centers to Help Find, Keep Workers.
June 6, 2002

Water Supply Measure Would Reauthorize California Federal Bay-Delta Program.
June 6, 2002

Clothing Maker Quiksilver Notes Quarterly Net Income of $13.4 Million.
June 6, 2002

Irvine, Calif.-Based Homebuilder to Make Largest Acquisition in Its History.
June 6, 2002

Orange County, Calif.-Area Firms with Operations in India Stay Calm.
June 6, 2002

Mission Viejo, Calif., Teenager Returns Cash to Settle Stock-Scheme Charge.
June 6, 2002

Florida Governor Wields Budget-Veto Knife.
June 6, 2002

Florida's Classroom-Spending Dispute Could Prove Costly for Poorest Schools.
June 6, 2002

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
June 6, 2002

Pittsburgh Sites for More Businesses Sought.
June 6, 2002

Women Business Experts to Offer Tips to Entrepreneurs in Pittsburgh Area.
June 6, 2002

Exton, Pa., Firm to Decide Future of Its Common Cold Drug.
June 6, 2002