Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from May 17 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from May 17 2001

Comair Permanently Cuts 200 Pilot Jobs.
May 17, 2001

Cobb County, Ga., Office Tower Planned, Despite Warnings.
May 17, 2001

Egos, Titles Weigh Heavily on Wachovia Merger Bids.
May 17, 2001

Chamber Picks New Head for its East Manatee, Fla., Satellite Office.
May 17, 2001

`Hybrid' Cars Prove Popular in Walnut Creek, Calif., Area.
May 17, 2001

SEC Filing Shows How First Union, Wachovia CEOs Answer Workers' Questions.
May 17, 2001

North Carolina Student to Receive Prestigious USA Today Honor.
May 17, 2001

Industry's Abuzz with Talk of Possible Third Suitor for Wachovia.
May 17, 2001

Columbia, S.C.-Based Voice Technology Firm's New Deal Could Open More Doors.
May 17, 2001

American Airlines CEO Reports "Softer" Air Travel Market.
May 17, 2001

Southwest Airlines Chairman To Remain Active at Company.
May 17, 2001

Dallas Women's Networking Group Emphasizes Rapport-Building.
May 17, 2001

Polaroid Sells Waltham, Mass., Campus for $70 Million.
May 17, 2001

Colorado Springs, Colo., Bowling Alley Shuts Down.
May 17, 2001

Telecom Agreement Could Increase Local Phone Rates in Kansas.
May 17, 2001

Report Says Lexington, Ky.-Based Bookstores Are Worth At Least $12 million.
May 17, 2001

Lands' End to Send Fewer Catalog Pages to Online Customers.
May 17, 2001

General Dynamics Promises Not to Cut Connecticut Shipyard Jobs.
May 17, 2001

Owner of New York-Based Fashion Company Names New CEO.
May 17, 2001

Microsoft Announces Launch Date for Video Game Console.
May 17, 2001

Quarterly Profits Decline for Campbell Soup.
May 17, 2001

Rhode Island Supreme Court Upholds Order for Electric Firm to Refund Money.
May 17, 2001

Hasbro to Sell Mini Race Car Brand to Phoenix Firm.
May 17, 2001

SunTrust Says it Won't Back Down from its Takeover Bid for Wachovia.
May 17, 2001

Diamond Look-Alike Struggles to find Luster among Consumers.
May 17, 2001

Former Richmond, Va.-Based Furniture Executive Goes to Retail Chain.
May 17, 2001

Abingdon, Va., Judge Rules Localities Can Compete for Telecom Services.
May 17, 2001

Transportation Company Blames Human Mistake for Ohio Runaway Train.
May 17, 2001

Hewlett-Packard Posts Lower Revenues, Profits.
May 17, 2001

California Judge Orders Utility To Pay Overdue Property Taxes.
May 17, 2001

Spin Control Dominates Los Angeles Electronic Expo.
May 17, 2001

Missouri-Backed Seed Capital Fund Begins Operating.
May 17, 2001

Nintendo, Microsoft Launch Video Game Consoles.
May 17, 2001

SBC Communications Head Backs Legislation to Ease Internet Service Restraints.
May 17, 2001

Minnesota Survey Finds Teens Share Personal Information on the Internet.
May 17, 2001

Most Kansas Ethanol Producers Let Lobbyists Make Their Case.
May 17, 2001

Wisconsin Printing Companies Consolidate.
May 17, 2001

Bush Plans a Trade Summit with Africa.
May 17, 2001

Canton, Ohio-Based Manufacturer Denies Report of Merger.
May 17, 2001

SFX Entertainment Buys Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Concert Promoter.
May 17, 2001

AirTran Airways Forges Ahead with New Flights, Routes.
May 17, 2001

Scorned in California, Atlanta-Based Energy Company Spinoff Prospers.
May 17, 2001

The Atlanta Journal and Constitution International Business Column.
May 17, 2001

Oil Company Seeks to Develop Green Image by Opening Solar-Powered Gas Stations.
May 17, 2001

Denver Program Gives Insights on Start-Up Survival.
May 17, 2001

Food Safety Concerns May Fuel Demand for Organic Dairy Products.
May 17, 2001

Louisville, Colo.-Based Tech Firm Officials Offer Optimistic Outlook.
May 17, 2001

Profits at Krispy Kreme Swell 88 Percent in First Quarter.
May 17, 2001

New Shopping Center to Be Built on Old Supermarket Site in Charlotte, N.C.,.
May 17, 2001

Columbia, S.C.-Area Conference Focuses on Tourism.
May 17, 2001

Phone Company Official Says There is No Monopoly in Local Service.
May 17, 2001

Shareholders of Southfield, Mich., Spark Plug, Bearings Maker Air Grievances.
May 17, 2001

Industry Giants Unveil New Game Machines at Los Angeles Expo.
May 17, 2001

Auto Union Members Take Various Complaints to Federal Authorities.
May 17, 2001

Workers Allege Dirty Negotiating by United Auto Workers Representatives.
May 17, 2001

Minnesota Agency Employees Help Educate Public about Hybrid Cars.
May 17, 2001

Mortgage Rates, Not Tied to Federal Reserve Rate Cuts, Continue to Rise.
May 17, 2001

World's Fourth-Largest Commercial Jet Maker Expanding in South Florida.
May 17, 2001

South Florida Sun-Sentinel Business Strategies Column.
May 17, 2001

Chicago Restaurant Group Plans to Open Franchise in Pittsburgh.
May 17, 2001

Pittsburgh-Area Software Firm Lays Off Workers.
May 17, 2001

Media, Pa.-Based Software Firm Focuses on Energy Management.
May 17, 2001

The Philadelphia Inquirer New Technology Products Column.
May 17, 2001

CVS to Close Cincinnati Center, Add About 50 Jobs to Rhode Island Facility.
May 17, 2001

Asthma Device Firm to Win Award in Rhode Island.
May 17, 2001

Cary, N.C.-Based Level 8 Systems to Spin Off Cicero Technologies.
May 17, 2001

Riverside, Calif.-Area Advertising Section Doesn't Mention Power Crisis.
May 17, 2001

Kenton, Ohio, Transportation Employee Saves Runaway Train.
May 17, 2001

Real Estate Company Expands Office Projects in Sacramento, Calif.-Area.
May 17, 2001

South Bend, Ind.-Area African American Business Group Meets to Network.
May 17, 2001

Bush Energy Plan Offers Little Help to California.
May 17, 2001

Stanford, Calif., University Questions Fly-Genome Research.
May 17, 2001

Hewlett-Packard Posts 66 Percent Drop in Earnings.
May 17, 2001

Drivers Pay Top Price for Top-of-the-Line Sound.
May 17, 2001

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Term Sheet Column.
May 17, 2001

California Nonprofit Health-Care Provider Settles Fraud Allegations.
May 17, 2001

San Joaquin County, Calif., Home Listings Increase.
May 17, 2001

Mendota Heights, Minn.-Based Analyst Considers the State of 401(k) Plans.
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Tallahassee Democrat, Fla., Business Bazaar Column.
May 17, 2001

Former Salesman Charged with Creating Black Market for Anticancer Drug.
May 17, 2001

Chicago-Based Peoples Energy to Give Some Customers More Choices.
May 17, 2001

Chicago Tribune Inside Media Column.
May 17, 2001

Chicago Tribune Marketing Column.
May 17, 2001

Despite Its Profits, Navistar Warns of Downturn in Truck Industry.
May 17, 2001