Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from November 11 2004

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from November 11 2004

Southeast Airlines may relocate some operations to Allentown, Pa., airport.
November 11, 2004

Popular Science lists Bethlehem, Pa., firm's HIV test among top innovations.
November 11, 2004

Allentown, Pa.-based insurer posts $41.8 million net income.
November 11, 2004

Norwalk, Conn., banquet facility operator hands control over to sons.
November 11, 2004

Small advertising agency merges with Akron, Ohio-based firm.
November 11, 2004

Economist says population provides best gauge of Akron, Ohio-area economy.
November 11, 2004

Another good quarter for Goodyear could lead to profitable year.
November 11, 2004

Ohio universities provide students with practical financial market experience.
November 11, 2004

North Canton, Ohio, maker of voting machines attempts settlement.
November 11, 2004

Wildwater Kingdom to fill former SeaWorld space at Aurora, Ohio, amusement park.
November 11, 2004

Delta pilots likely to approve pay cuts.
November 11, 2004

Home Depot tops list of friends of the military.
November 11, 2004

Fed reaffirms 'measured' pace for rate increases.
November 11, 2004

Georgia Power wins ruling in bias case.
November 11, 2004

More retailers plan to hire additional staff for holidays.
November 11, 2004

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Maria Saporta column.
November 11, 2004

SunTrust Banks fires 3 loan executives.
November 11, 2004

Euro is up as dollar sags.
November 11, 2004

Banks' prime rates notch up.
November 11, 2004

Train operators argue about derailment near New Haven, Conn.
November 11, 2004

Hurricane Ivan eats into revenue of Mississippi coast casinos.
November 11, 2004

Bakersfield, Calif., custom home will use cement boards for outside walls.
November 11, 2004

Oil industry executives fret over California's uncertain energy future.
November 11, 2004

Aera Energy believes northwestern Kern County, Calif., oil well blew out.
November 11, 2004

Economist says Longmont, Colo., area experiencing job growth, steady sales.
November 11, 2004

Boulder, Colo., firm says timing is right for its surgical safety devices.
November 11, 2004

Lakewood Ranch, Fla., specialty shop caters to canine tastes.
November 11, 2004

Bradenton, Fla., selects construction firm to build parking garage.
November 11, 2004

Manatee County, Fla., farmer buys ranch for $15 million.
November 11, 2004

Brownsville, Texas, students are encouraged to pursue religious vocations.
November 11, 2004

China lifts import ban on U.S. poultry products from many states.
November 11, 2004

Fast-food restaurant operator gets volunteer award from Cape Cod, Mass., group.
November 11, 2004

Interest rate hike likely to hit Walnut Creek, Calif.-area home buyers.
November 11, 2004

PeopleSoft rejects Oracle's hostile takeover bid again.
November 11, 2004

Firm to begin making spherical airships at Columbus, Ga., facility.
November 11, 2004

Grand juries probe Halliburton's work in Iraq, Iran, Nigeria.
November 11, 2004

Personal computer sales rate drop could signify industry rut.
November 11, 2004

Judge to rule on proposed fee for Detroit airport shuttle.
November 11, 2004

Ford, Chrysler shrug off GM's latest incentive program.
November 11, 2004

Detroit Free Press cars column.
November 11, 2004

Strike ends at Redford, Mich., engine plant after 1 day.
November 11, 2004

Merck CEO says its voluntary recall of Vioxx drug was ethical choice.
November 11, 2004

Mitsubishi signs 3-year contract with Detroit-based portal service provider.
November 11, 2004

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh column.
November 11, 2004

Daily Mail, London, business briefs column.
November 11, 2004

Daily Mail, London, Alex Brummer column.
November 11, 2004

British frozen food retailer Iceland to show new losses.
November 11, 2004

Daily Mail, London, market report column.
November 11, 2004

British mobile phone services Cable & Wireless, Vodafone see different results.
November 11, 2004

Financial Times newspaper to break even for first time over three years.
November 11, 2004

British port operator holds takeover negotiations.
November 11, 2004

UK-based retailer's sales rise 14 percent.
November 11, 2004

Cable and Wireless cuts 600 jobs in Europe to pursue cost-reduction strategy.
November 11, 2004

Safety is first, says stunned FirstGroup train chief after U.K. rail crash.
November 11, 2004

Lower-than-expected U.S. power consumption dims profits at British utility.
November 11, 2004

Music downloads purported to be fast with Vodafone's 3G launch in U.K.
November 11, 2004

The Herald-Sun, Durham, N.C., business briefs column.
November 11, 2004... The Herald-Sun, Durham, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 11--ADHEREX TECHNOLOGIES has received permission from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to list its stock on the American Stock Exchange. The company...

After slashing costs, cigarette company Vector Group reports third-quarter gain.
November 11, 2004

Nonprofit breathes new life into former bank building in Durham, N.C.
November 11, 2004

Duluth News-Tribune, Minn., business briefs column.
November 11, 2004... Duluth News-Tribune, Minn. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 11--CLEVELAND-CLIFFS REINSTATES DIVIDEND, WILL SPLIT SHARES: Cleveland-Cliffs' board of directors has reinstated a quarterly cash dividend and authorized a two-for-one...

Stafford, Va., Meineke dealer is named Franchisee of the Year.
November 11, 2004

Woman withdraws request for Christian retreat in Fredericksburg, Va.
November 11, 2004

Downtown Fredericksburg, Va., retailers gear up for annual Christmas open house.
November 11, 2004

West Palm Beach, Fla.-based television firm posts $58 million quarterly loss.
November 11, 2004

Miramar, Fla.-based call center service's 'cyberagents' can work from home.
November 11, 2004

Office Depot plans more job cutbacks.
November 11, 2004

California's Tulare, Fresno counties can resume orange exports to South Korea.
November 11, 2004

Nurses at Fresno, Calif., university hospital put strike on hold.
November 11, 2004

Shredding machines show prowess at Firebaugh, Calif., almond orchard.
November 11, 2004

Food Lion buys 10 Winn-Dixie grocery stores in Virginia, North Carolina.
November 11, 2004

Canada threatens to halt shipments of drugs to U.S.
November 11, 2004

Economic forecast says Massachusetts won't recoup all lost jobs till 2008.
November 11, 2004

Federal Reserve raises federal funds rate to 2 percent.
November 11, 2004

Microsoft zoo game taps wide appeal.
November 11, 2004

Bank fires founder of Peabody, Mass.-based mortgage firm.
November 11, 2004

Marsh & McLennan says Putnam Investments isn't on block.
November 11, 2004

Legislative leaders support embryonic stem-cell research.
November 11, 2004

Prices soar on produce, Harrisburg, Pa.-area grocers say.
November 11, 2004

Roofing-material maker in Carlisle, Pa., celebrates its production.
November 11, 2004

Proposed revisions to utility rules draw fire in Pennsylvania.
November 11, 2004

Danbury, Conn.-based FuelCell Energy plans private stock offering.
November 11, 2004

Connecticut home heating oil prices dip 5 cents, but remain painfully high.
November 11, 2004

Forecast for Connecticut employment is cut back in regional economic report.
November 11, 2004

Workers' comp rates are set; premiums to drop for employers in Connecticut pool.
November 11, 2004