Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from October 25 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from October 25 2001

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
October 25, 2001... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 25--The Sears, Roebuck & Co. catalog house is ready to make a comeback in Charlotte. And this time, you don't have to order the pieces in a kit and...

AMR Reports $414 Million in Net Losses for Third Quarter.
October 25, 2001

Detroit Free Press Lawrence Ulrich Column.
October 25, 2001

Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-Based Cruise Line to Cut 73 Jobs.
October 25, 2001

South Florida Sun-Sentinel Business Strategies Column.
October 25, 2001

The Boston Globe Boston Capital Column.
October 25, 2001

Massachusetts Semiconductor Equipment Companies Announce Merger.
October 25, 2001

AT&T Wireless to Dump High-Speed Internet, Phone Service Package.
October 25, 2001

Continental Airlines Eliminates Online Commissions for Ticket Sales.
October 25, 2001

Kansas City, Mo.-Based Data Services Firm Notes 8.5 Percent Earnings Gain.
October 25, 2001

Retirement Savings Expert Says Workers Need Better Information about Plans.
October 25, 2001

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Workplace Column.
October 25, 2001... By Diane Stafford, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 25--Gregg Levoy has rewritten a famous saying. His version: The buck starts here -- with self-reflection. Levoy shucked his day job to become a...

Florida Poll Indicates Mild Concern about Anthrax, Economic Optimism.
October 25, 2001

Milwaukee Group Tries to Increase Private Company Presence at Economic Meeting.
October 25, 2001

AT&T Sets November Deadline for Offers for Cable, Internet Divisions.
October 25, 2001

Hershey Announces Cost-Saving Plan to Cut over 1,000 Jobs, Close Three Plants.
October 25, 2001

Philadelphia's Public Defenders Get New Home; Site Free for Development.
October 25, 2001

Philadelphia Staffing, Recruiting Firm Announces Quarterly Loss, Cutbacks.
October 25, 2001

Passenger Traffic at Boston's Logan Airport Fell by 42.5 Percent Last Month.
October 25, 2001

Newport, R.I., Business Changes from Museum to Educational Toy Store.
October 25, 2001

California Unit Gives $250,000 Check for Children of Killed N.Y. Firefighters.
October 25, 2001

Abbott Laboratories to Buy Biotech Company in Downers Grove, Ill.
October 25, 2001

Chicago Tribune Barbara Rose Column.
October 25, 2001

Sears Chief Executive Offers Cost-Cutting Plan for 2002.
October 25, 2001

Dealership Agreement with Mazda Sales in Thailand Could End with Group.
October 25, 2001

Former Thai Minister Advises No Delay for Petroleum-Authority Share Trade.
October 25, 2001

Thai Telecommunications Firm to Sign Agreement for Restructuring Debt.
October 25, 2001

Coca-Cola's 2002 Annual Meeting Set for New York City.
October 25, 2001

Cox Interactive Media Unit to Lay Off 70.
October 25, 2001

Hoteliers Suffering Tough Year.
October 25, 2001

Lockheed, Boeing Await Key Decision by Pentagon.
October 25, 2001

Real Estate Executive Resigns from Atlanta Firm to Join Another.
October 25, 2001

The Atlanta Journal and Constitution Maria Saporta Column.
October 25, 2001

Sears to Switch to Discount Look.
October 25, 2001

Car Repair Shop Opens Especially for Hispanics in Charlotte, N.C.
October 25, 2001

Charlotte, N.C.-Area Radio Station Retakes Top Spot after Decade.
October 25, 2001

Continental Airlines Announces End of Commissions for Travelocity.com.
October 25, 2001

Electronic Data Systems Corp. to Pay Less to Fired Workers.
October 25, 2001

Detroit Trade Conference Focusing on U.S., Middle East Commits to New Dates.
October 25, 2001

American Airlines' Parent Reports $525 Million Quarterly Losses.
October 25, 2001

Stock in Online Travel Sites Take Hit after Move by Continental Airlines.
October 25, 2001

Microsoft to Formally Unveil Windows XP Today in Manhattan.
October 25, 2001

Boxborough, Mass.-Based Telecom Hardware Firm Closes Operations, Cuts 127 Jobs.
October 25, 2001

German Energy Trading Company Leases Space in Downtown Houston.
October 25, 2001

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
October 25, 2001... By Stephen Byrd, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 25--Harvest delays caused by Midwest rains and traders' short covering sent corn and soybean futures higher Wednesday at the Chicago Board of Trade. Soft...

Kansas City, Mo.-Based Financial Firm Reports 84 Percent Earnings Decline.
October 25, 2001

Kansas City, Mo.-Based Rail Company Reports $9 Million in Quarterly Earnings.
October 25, 2001

New Parent of Kansas City, Mo., Utility Reports Record Quarterly Revenue.
October 25, 2001

American Airlines' Parent Reports $414 Million Loss in Third Quarter.
October 25, 2001

Lake Forest, Ill., Leisure-Products Firm to Buy Yacht Line for $80 Million.
October 25, 2001

Wisconsin-Based OshKosh B'Gosh Wants to Offer Line of Men's Casual Clothing.
October 25, 2001

Wisconsin Expects Terrorist Attacks to Change State Employment Figures.
October 25, 2001

Lands' End, Oshkosh Re-examine Mailing Practices after Anthrax Scares.
October 25, 2001

Another Round of Job Cuts Begins.
October 25, 2001

Ad Downturn Forces Humility on Media Moguls.
October 25, 2001

Pittsburgh-Based Robot Maker Turns Focus to Hospital Delivery System.
October 25, 2001

New Way for Newly Laid Off to Network Comes to Pittsburgh.
October 25, 2001

Providence Journal, R.I., Business Briefs Column.
October 25, 2001

Justice, Defense Departments Oppose General Dynamics Bid for Shipbuilder.
October 25, 2001

Sacramento, Calif.-Based Music Wholesaler Cuts Jobs, Scales Back.
October 25, 2001

Santa Cruz, Calif., May Leave Berkeley to Stand Alone against Military Action.
October 25, 2001

Deadlocked Jury Leads to Mistrial in $445 Million Suit against Genentech.
October 25, 2001

San Jose, Calif., Regroups after Cisco Cancels World-Headquarters Project.
October 25, 2001

Hewlett-Packard Raises Bid for Data-Recovery Operation to $750 Million.
October 25, 2001

Critics Try to Cloud Windows XP Debut.
October 25, 2001

Missouri State Advocate Claims AmerenUE Could Be Overcharging in Thousands.
October 25, 2001

Attorneys Work Out Details of Pillsbury Acquisition.
October 25, 2001

Government to Make Decision in Dogfight over Defense Contract.
October 25, 2001

Chicago Tribune Media Talk Column.
October 25, 2001

Chief of United Airlines' Largest Union Says CEO Must Go.
October 25, 2001

Thai State Savings Bank to Finance New Business Ideas.
October 25, 2001

Thailand Hypermarket Plans to Offer In-House Beer Brand.
October 25, 2001

Thai Electronics Firm Ready to List, Hopes to Raise 69 Million Baht.
October 25, 2001

Thailand Seeks to Register Certification Mark for Rice.
October 25, 2001

Thai CEO Forum Emphasizes Harmony between Staffing, Business Strategies.
October 25, 2001

Thai Export-Import Bank Eases Conditions for Some Small, Medium-Sized Firms.
October 25, 2001

NATO Says It Foiled Terrorist Plot to Attack Two U.S. Military Posts.
October 25, 2001

Pentagon Believes Taliban Might Be Poised to Position Humanitarian Food Supply.
October 25, 2001

UN Says U.S. Left `Bomblets' Scattered in Afghan Village.
October 25, 2001

Winter in Afghanistan Is Brutal.
October 25, 2001

Israelis Kill Five Palestinians, Injure 20 during Raid on West Bank Village.
October 25, 2001

Madison, Wis., Biotechnology Firm Shows Confidence in Future at Annual Meeting.
October 25, 2001

Madison, Wis., High-Tech Convention Points to Wireless Future.
October 25, 2001

Bayer Approves Discount on Cipro.
October 25, 2001