Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from April 22 2003

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from April 22 2003

Some Assets of Hartford, Ill., Oil Refinery to Be Sold.
April 22, 2003

Charities May Receive Punitive Damages Award from Philip Morris Case.
April 22, 2003

Fewer Passengers Force Sarasota, Fla.-Area Airport to Rethink Strategy.
April 22, 2003

Bradenton, Fla., Residents' Efforts to Own Club Bear Fruit.
April 22, 2003

Regal Cruises Owes Port Manatee, Fla., $300,000.
April 22, 2003

Charlotte, N.C.-Based Belk's Profits Bucks the Trend.
April 22, 2003

Duke Power to Shed Some Managers.
April 22, 2003

Two Sets of Twins Own Small Businesses in Charlotte, N.C.
April 22, 2003

Second American Airlines Union Calls for Revote on Pay-Cut Package.
April 22, 2003

AMR Corp. Shares See More Trading These Days.
April 22, 2003

Kansas City Southern to Pay $200 Million for Mexico's Largest Railroad.
April 22, 2003

Southwest Airlines Reports 48th Consecutive Profitable Quarter.
April 22, 2003

United Airlines to Settle Mechanic Lawsuit.
April 22, 2003

CORRECTION: Judge Approves U.S. Steel Bid for National.
April 22, 2003

Kmart to Promote Vice President to Treasurer after Bankruptcy Plan is Approved.
April 22, 2003

Detroit Tops Big U.S. Cities in Rate of Pedestrian Deaths.
April 22, 2003

U.S. Steel Uses Software, Science to Make Auto Parts Stronger, Lighter.
April 22, 2003

Judge Approves U.S. Steel Bid for National.
April 22, 2003

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
April 22, 2003

Detroit Free Press Mike Wendland Column.
April 22, 2003

Texas Budget Plan Cuts Touted Programs.
April 22, 2003

Genome Project Survives Budget Cuts, as Texas Lawmakers Push Through Budget.
April 22, 2003

Revised Bill Could Keep Texas School Funding in Place.
April 22, 2003

Continued Period of Slow Growth for Economy Predicted, as Indicators Slip.
April 22, 2003

Restoring Confidence in Stock Market a Work in Progress.
April 22, 2003

Petroleum Heat & Power Abandons Plans to Charge Customers $12 Fee.
April 22, 2003

Ruling Forces Xerox to Take $183 Million After-Tax Charge.
April 22, 2003

Apartment Vacancies Balloon in Colorado Springs, Colo., during First Quarter.
April 22, 2003

The Gazette, Colorado Springs, Colo., On the Beat Column.
April 22, 2003

Venture Capital Funds Become More Cautious after Losses Posted during 2002.
April 22, 2003

U.S. Commerce Secretary to Visit Harrisburg, Pa.
April 22, 2003

Equal Pay Rally Takes Place in Harrisburg, Pa.
April 22, 2003

Wages in Belleville, Ill., Area Head Upward.
April 22, 2003

Legislative Panel Receives Update on Connecticut Business.
April 22, 2003

New York-Based Economic Research Firm Sees Mixed Signals in Forecast.
April 22, 2003

Easton, Conn., Resident Starts Company to Do Paperwork for Doctors.
April 22, 2003

Home Restorers to Compete in TBS Series.
April 22, 2003

Leading Economic Indicators Sag, but with Glimmer of Hope.
April 22, 2003

Delta Nixes Employees' Request to Use Plane.
April 22, 2003

Volunteers Find Rock Border to Restore Garden at Surrey County, Va., Retreat.
April 22, 2003

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Careers Column.
April 22, 2003... By Diane Stafford, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 22--RE-EMPLOYMENT FOR RESERVISTS ISN'T A GUARANTEE: Nearly a quarter of a million reservists and National Guard members have been called to active...

Cendant Sees Travel Slowdown Pull Profits 9.6 Percent Lower in First Quarter.
April 22, 2003

Ridgewood, N.J. Real Estate Firm to Pay $7.4 Million for Newark Office Tower.
April 22, 2003

Princeton, N.J., Telecom Firm Prepares to Fend off Hostile Takeover Bid.
April 22, 2003

Debate Starts on Natural Gas Pricing Reform.
April 22, 2003

Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Authority Approves Two Lobbying Contracts.
April 22, 2003

No More Random Car Searches at Jacksonville, Fla., Airport.
April 22, 2003

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
April 22, 2003

Restaurant Project Wins Initial Approval in Jacksonville, Fla.
April 22, 2003

Service in Quick-Reaction Units in Afghanistan Tests Nerves of U.S. Troops.
April 22, 2003

Interstate Bakeries Starts Re-engineering to Fix Sales, Cut Costs.
April 22, 2003

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
April 22, 2003... By Victoria Sizemore Long, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 22--Kansas City wheat futures prices closed mixed Monday, while Chicago wheat futures advanced. Chicago corn and soybean futures tumbled on...

Kansas City, Mo.-Based Health Information, Technology Firm to Buy Back Stock.
April 22, 2003

Missouri, Health System in Legal Tussle over Proposed Hospital.
April 22, 2003

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Labor Scene Column.
April 22, 2003... By Randolph Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 22--In an effort to convince its work force that concessions were absolutely necessary, American Airlines held employee meetings around the country...

Kansas City Southern to Create New Transportation Company.
April 22, 2003

New Kansas Tourism Chief Draws Mixed Reaction.
April 22, 2003

Food Supplies Begin to Roll into Baghdad.
April 22, 2003

Failure of Competitor Boosts Yellow Corp. Earnings.
April 22, 2003

Lindsborg, Kan., Committee Hopes to Purchase Child-Care Center.
April 22, 2003

Some Salina, Kan., Teachers May Lose Jobs at End of School Year.
April 22, 2003

Carnival's Cruise Ships to Give Boost to Long Beach, Calif.
April 22, 2003

New Tenants to Move onto Former Kmart Site in Lawrence, Kan.
April 22, 2003

Georgia Department of Labor to Hold Workers Compensation Seminar.
April 22, 2003

Analyst Says AK Steel 'May Have Won' in Losing Battle for National.
April 22, 2003

Illegal Florida Storefronts Continue to Offer Seniors Drugs from Canada.
April 22, 2003

U.S., Civilian Accounts Differ As to Number of Muslim Volunteers in Iraq.
April 22, 2003

Saddam's Inner Circle Lived Lavish Lifestyles as Iraq's Poor Suffered.
April 22, 2003

Iraqi Shiites Make Previously Forbidden Pilgrimage to Holy City of Karbala.
April 22, 2003

Closing of Clothing Distribution Center to Cost Memphis, Tenn., about 170 Jobs.
April 22, 2003

University of Memphis, Tenn., to Discontinue Electronic Commerce Degree.
April 22, 2003

Buffalo, N.Y.-Based Wood Treatment Maker to Expand Memphis, Tenn., Operation.
April 22, 2003

Rockwell Automation Aims for Rebound during Centennial Year.
April 22, 2003

Two Milwaukee-Area Industrial Properties Sold for $2.5 Million.
April 22, 2003

Midwest Airlines' Executives Received Bonuses Based on Previous Performance.
April 22, 2003

Shopping Center in Racine, Wis., Sold to Chicago-Area Investors Group.
April 22, 2003

Turbine-Component Maker to Open Location in Oconomowoc, Wis.
April 22, 2003

Nashua, N.H., Chamber Members Ask for Legislative Support during Dinner.
April 22, 2003

Asbury Park Press, N.J., Trouble Shooter Column.
April 22, 2003

Dominion's Air Pollution Settlement Won't Affect 2003 Earnings, Company Says.
April 22, 2003

AOL, Ted Turner in Talks over Sale of Sports Teams.
April 22, 2003

New York Law Prompts Major Companies to Exit Car, Truck Leasing.
April 22, 2003

War Keeps Business Leaders Cautious, Economic Indicator Suggests.
April 22, 2003

Brokerage Lowers Profit Estimates for Large Swatch of Retail Sector.
April 22, 2003