Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from September 12 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from September 12 2002

Augusta, Ga.-Area Workers Commemorate Sept. 11 and Move on.
September 12, 2002

Goodyear to Drop Worker Evaluation System after Age-Discrimination Complaints.
September 12, 2002

Medina, Ohio, Medical Center to Offer Traditional, Alternative Skin Treatments.
September 12, 2002

Computerization Helps Albuquerque, N.M., Hospitals Run Smoothly.
September 12, 2002

Economic Recovery Looks Faint, Federal Reserve Says.
September 12, 2002

More Companies Consider Public Relations Blitz Better Tactic Than Ads.
September 12, 2002

Atlanta-Area Radio Scene Crackles with Life.
September 12, 2002

Major Chains Dominate Atlanta Radio Landscape.
September 12, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Maria Saporta Column.
September 12, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
September 12, 2002

Tucson, Ariz.-Based Second-Hand Clothing Chain Aims for Fast Growth.
September 12, 2002

Firm Serves Up Royalties of Santa Barbara, Calif., Food Packaging Firm.
September 12, 2002

Montecito, Calif., Resort Loses Top Manager.
September 12, 2002

Solvang, Calif., Internet Site Developer Ranks Third on Technology List.
September 12, 2002

Sept. 11 Prompts Houston Compaq Employee to Quit Job, Attend Fire Academy.
September 12, 2002

It Has Been an Up and Down Year for Beaumont, Texas, Flag Sales.
September 12, 2002

T.J. Maxx Parent Closes All Stores on Morning of Sept. 11 Anniversary.
September 12, 2002

Mississippi Attorney General Breaks Legislative Logjam on Tort Reform.
September 12, 2002

Larry Flynt Opens Hustler Club in Washington Park, Ill.
September 12, 2002

Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind., On the Menu Column.
September 12, 2002... By Brian Werth, Herald-Times, Bloomington, Ind. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 12--OKTOBERFEST WINE DINNER: Throughout the year, several Bloomington restaurants routinely come up with interesting international wine dinners...

New Trash Service Set to Start in Monroe, Ind.
September 12, 2002

Colorado Marketers Hesitate to Release Corporate News on Sept. 11 Anniversary.
September 12, 2002

Manatee County, Fla., Businesses Are Recovering from Sept. 11.
September 12, 2002

Tampa, Fla.-Based Fitness Club Company Expands Manatee County Operations.
September 12, 2002

Bridges Report Slow Day, Less Traffic in Brownsville, Texas.
September 12, 2002

Expansion of University of California Business School Reflects Changing Times.
September 12, 2002

Stock Markets Pause to Remember.
September 12, 2002

Web Sites Pay Homage to Sept. 11 Victims.
September 12, 2002

Bank of America Seeks Approval to Trade in Power.
September 12, 2002

Dole Proposed Ceasefire in Ugly Campaign Ads in North Carolina.
September 12, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
September 12, 2002... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 12--Office tenants leased 60,000 square feet of space in the BB&T Center over the past year, giving the uptown leasing market a confidence boost. ...

Consolidated Freightways Bankruptcy Takes Small Firms by Surprise.
September 12, 2002

Big Three Trucking Firms Fill Gap Left by Consolidated Freightways.
September 12, 2002

Charleston, S.C., Airport Traffic Is Down; Other Businesses Have Ordinary Day.
September 12, 2002

Columbus, Ga., Lawyer Represents Ambulance Service Firms in Lawsuit.
September 12, 2002

Columbia, S.C., Airport to Begin Passenger, Baggage Screening Sept. 23.
September 12, 2002

FCC Likely to Review Media Ownership Rules.
September 12, 2002

The Dallas Morning News Robert Miller Column.
September 12, 2002

Power Company Seeks to Shut 16 Texas Plants.
September 12, 2002

Grand Prairie, Texas, Likely to Approve Deal for Performance Theater.
September 12, 2002

Passengers at Detroit's Airport Range in Mood on Sept. 11 Anniversary.
September 12, 2002

Former Boss of Failed Detroit Auto Supplier Files for Bankruptcy.
September 12, 2002

Kmart Praises Apparel Control.
September 12, 2002

Tax Credits Create Jobs at Four Michigan High-Tech Firms.
September 12, 2002

Detroit Free Press Lawrence Ulrich Column.
September 12, 2002

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
September 12, 2002

Superior, Wis., Docks See Increase in Maritime Commerce.
September 12, 2002

New Bidder Joins Steel Firm Fight in Erie County, Pa.
September 12, 2002

Two Votes in Oregon Legislature on State Budget Yields Zero Answers.
September 12, 2002

Opponents Claim Antidiscrimination Vote Results Are Fraudulent.
September 12, 2002

South Florida Sun-Sentinel Business Strategies Column.
September 12, 2002

Dallas-Area Automobile Insurance Rates Rose in 2002.
September 12, 2002

Canton, Mass., Biotechnology Firm Temporarily Shuts Down Operations.
September 12, 2002

Buyout Firms Stand Ready as Big Companies Look to Sell.
September 12, 2002

The Boston Globe Boston Capital Column.
September 12, 2002

Boston Cleaners Union, Unicco Stall on Contract Talks.
September 12, 2002

Tyco International Hires New Chief Financial Officer.
September 12, 2002

Attorneys Debate Role of Hershey Trust Co.
September 12, 2002

Pennsylvania Attorney General Becomes 'Super Trustee' in Hershey Foods Dispute.
September 12, 2002

A&P Supermarket Replaces Deloitte & Touche with PricewaterhouseCoopers.
September 12, 2002

CEOs Express Confidence in Seeing Economic Recovery in 2003.
September 12, 2002

Mechanics Blame Honeywell for Lung Disease in $100 Million Asbestos Suit.
September 12, 2002

Toyota's Hybrid Vehicle Makes Inroads in Hamilton, Ohio-Area Auto Market.
September 12, 2002

Patriotism Takes Precedence Across Houston.
September 12, 2002

Texas Commission Fears Bankrupt Electric Company Will Leave Customers in Lurch.
September 12, 2002

Houston-Based Landry's to Buy Dallas-Based Saltgrass Steak House Chain.
September 12, 2002

Patriotism, Remembrance the Order for Advertisers.
September 12, 2002

Boeing's Contract Extension Won't Require New Jacksonville, Fla., Workers.
September 12, 2002

Growing Pains of Jacksonville, Fla.-Based Credit Union Hit Accounts.
September 12, 2002

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
September 12, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
September 12, 2002... By Victoria Sizemore Long, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 12--Kansas City and Chicago wheat futures prices closed mostly lower Wednesday, reflecting a second day of consolidation after the recent rally....

Health Midwest Narrows Suitors to Two For-Profit Hospital Giants.
September 12, 2002

H&R Block to Treat Stock Options As an Expense.
September 12, 2002

Recent Profits Prompt Kansas Dog, Horse Track to Offer Free Admission.
September 12, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Workplace Column.
September 12, 2002... By Diane Stafford, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 12--It was a telling juxtaposition. Right under an article in the New York Times business section that described the perks paid former General Electric...

Salina, Kan., Furniture Store to Go Out of Business.
September 12, 2002

Dona Ana County, N.M., Approves Law to Seize Vehicles after Third DWI.
September 12, 2002

Dona Ana County, N.M., Officials Nix Pay-Raise Plan.
September 12, 2002

Mesilla, N.M., Officials, Residents Seem to Favor Tax Increase.
September 12, 2002

Mesilla, N.M., Approves Increase in Water Bills.
September 12, 2002

Lancaster New Era, Pa., Business Briefs Column.
September 12, 2002

Lexington, Ky., Tobacco Growers Cooperative Guts Affiliate Organization.
September 12, 2002

Garden City Beach, S.C., Condo Association Asks Resident to Remove U.S. Flag.
September 12, 2002

Ashland, Ore., Manufacturer to Produce Millionth Drill Doctor Sharpening Tool.
September 12, 2002