Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from August 6 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from August 6 2002

American News, Aberdeen, S.D., Farm and Business Scene Column.
August 6, 2002

Richmond County, Ga., Leaders Continue to Discuss Unified Development Group.
August 6, 2002

Ardent Health Services to Buy Albuquerque, N.M.-Area Hospital Systems.
August 6, 2002

Georgia Ups Ante in Hunt for DaimlerChrysler Plant.
August 6, 2002

Cox Communications Shares Drop after Analyst Downgrade.
August 6, 2002

Delta Hunts for Partner to Counter United-US Airways Alliance.
August 6, 2002

SEC Probes Accounting of Atlanta-Based Energy Trader.
August 6, 2002

Bias Suit vs. Norcross, Ga.-Based Waffle House Eatery Is Dismissed.
August 6, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
August 6, 2002

Stratford, Conn.-Based Sikorsky Aircraft Gives Bridgeport Group $5,000.
August 6, 2002

Bridgeport, Conn.-Based Metal-Cutting Tool Manufacturer Lays Of 140 Workers.
August 6, 2002

Lockheed Martin Mississippi Space and Technology Center Holds Grand Opening.
August 6, 2002

Jackson County, Miss., Chamber's Trade Show Important to Businesses.
August 6, 2002

Settlement Expected Today in AT&T, Lucent Lawsuit.
August 6, 2002

Belleville, Ill., Golf Course Opening Is Delayed.
August 6, 2002

Colorado Drug Discovery Firm Hits Sales Target, Continues Plans for Growth.
August 6, 2002

'Hot' Eatery Plans Manatee, Sarasota, Fla., Sites.
August 6, 2002

Texas Tax Holiday Called a Success Despite Confusion.
August 6, 2002

Tough Pollution Standards Possible for San Francisco-Area Motorists.
August 6, 2002

California Biotechnology Firms Go to Court over Cancer Therapy Royalties.
August 6, 2002

California Laboratories Aim to Create New Computers with Advanced Power.
August 6, 2002

PG&E Corp. Scrambles to Extend Financing.
August 6, 2002

Clean Air Program Fosters Shift in Contra Costa County, Calif., Pollution.
August 6, 2002

Census Shows Suburban Poverty Rates Edged Up, as Urban Poverty Fell.
August 6, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Business Briefs Column.
August 6, 2002... The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 6--UNITED COMMUNITY BUYS NORTH WILKESBORO BANK: BANKing Hickory's United Community Bancorp agreed Monday to buy Community Bancshares Inc. of North Wilkesboro. ...

Charlotte, N.C., to Join Civic Seminars.
August 6, 2002

North Carolina Pension Funds Plan Push for Reform.
August 6, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
August 6, 2002... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 6--In most condominium projects the signature unit is the penthouse, but at the Boxwood on Queens Road the must-see condo is "the treehouse." The...

Fort Worth, Texas-Built V-22 Tiltrotor Gets Mixed Review from Air Force.
August 6, 2002

Bad Economic News Hurts Already Anemic Stock Market.
August 6, 2002

Troy, Mich., Auto Supplier's Investors Bail.
August 6, 2002

Top Auto Executives Discuss Incentives at Annual Retreat in Michigan.
August 6, 2002

Detroit's Automakers Slow Up on Electronic Commerce Expansion.
August 6, 2002

GM Awards Merit Raises to 53,000 White-Collar Employees.
August 6, 2002

Chrysler Pacifica Put in Minivan Plant.
August 6, 2002

Nissan's Mississippi Plant to Add 400,000 Units of Excess Capacity.
August 6, 2002

Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor Column.
August 6, 2002

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
August 6, 2002

Study Shows Demand for Higher-Paid Workers Grows in Northern Minnesota.
August 6, 2002

Scientists Keep Watch on Impact of Global Warming on Oregon Woodlands.
August 6, 2002

Timber Companies Consider Carbon Storage in Light of Global-Warming Treaty.
August 6, 2002

Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-Based Tech Firm Says Its Troubles Are Over.
August 6, 2002

Texas Sues Insurance Company on Claims of Deception.
August 6, 2002

AOL Time Warner Inc. May Name New America Online CEO.
August 6, 2002

Gillette Co., Executives, Independent Auditors Certify Their Financial Reports.
August 6, 2002

Andover, Mass.-Based High-Tech Firm Gives Up Naming Rights to NFL Stadium.
August 6, 2002

Lawrence, Mass.-Based Textile Maker Plans to Emerge from Bankruptcy Protection.
August 6, 2002

Venture Capital Firms Return More Money to Investors, Take In Less.
August 6, 2002

Colorado Springs, Colo., Sees 8.7 Percent Decline in Sales Tax Revenue.
August 6, 2002

Pilots at Middletown, Pa.-Based Allegheny Airlines Face Job Crunch.
August 6, 2002

Sell-off of Cablevision Systems' Programs Hinted.
August 6, 2002

More Buyers Are Looking for a House with a Mouse.
August 6, 2002

Bear Market Mauls Mutual Funds.
August 6, 2002

Dynegy, Reliant Resources Suits Await Ruling.
August 6, 2002

Houston Gas-Compression Firm Reports Revisions to Financial Statements.
August 6, 2002

Texas Health Care Plan Dissolves Two Hospital Deals.
August 6, 2002

Rapid City, S.D., Energy Firm Purchases Assets of Pipeline System from Shell.
August 6, 2002

Negative Factors Gang Up on Stock Market.
August 6, 2002

Port of Houston Has Eye on Growing Trade.
August 6, 2002

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, In the Pipeline Column.
August 6, 2002

Three Kansas City, Kan.-Area Banks to Combine Operations.
August 6, 2002

CarMax to Break Ground on Its First Kansas City, Mo., Area Store.
August 6, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
August 6, 2002... By Victoria Sizemore Long, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 6--Kansas City wheat and Chicago wheat futures prices closed higher Monday, and Chicago corn futures were mixed and soybeans lower. Weather...

Firm Buys Prairie Village, Kan., Insurance Claims Company.
August 6, 2002

Cancer Institute in Kansas City, Mo., Area Appoints Interim Officer.
August 6, 2002

Analyst Becomes Bigger Fan of American Italian Pasta Stock.
August 6, 2002

Power Industry Faces Market Where Supply Has Outrun Demand.
August 6, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Workplace Column.
August 6, 2002... By Diane Stafford, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 6--Employers -- especially those who hire entry-level or young workers -- tell me they are sadly surprised at the ill-prepared and unkempt job...

Long Beach, Calif.-Area Harbor Officials Oppose Anti-Pollution Bill.
August 6, 2002

Delphos, Ohio, Wastewater Treatment Plant Settles Violation by Paying Fine.
August 6, 2002

Sprint PCS to Build Tower in Lawrence, Kan.
August 6, 2002

Kentucky Chemicals Firm CEO to Miss Increase in Annual Pension Payments.
August 6, 2002

Couple Operates One of Kentucky's Largest Vineyards, Wineries.
August 6, 2002

Steelworkers Found in Contempt of Court in Richland County, Ohio.
August 6, 2002

Patients Learn Broward County, Fla., Plastic Surgeon Filed for Bankruptcy.
August 6, 2002

Shenandoah Growers of Virginia Acquires Homestead, Fla., Herb Grower.
August 6, 2002

Nonprofit Group to Rank Best Individual Policies.
August 6, 2002

The Modesto Bee, Calif., Jobs Column.
August 6, 2002... By Jeff Jardine, The Modesto Bee, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 6--While colleges and universities all over the country are working to educate students about career opportunities in the federal government, a listing of...

Lodi, Calif., Wine Cooperative Is Up for Auction.
August 6, 2002

Milwaukee County, Wis., Sees Probable Rise in Annual Tenant Evictions.
August 6, 2002

J.C. Penney Defends Plan to Fire, Rehire Workers at Wauwatosa, Wis., Center.
August 6, 2002

Manpower Inc. Enhances Benefits for All Employees, Including Temporary Workers.
August 6, 2002

University of Wisconsin Hospital Wrongly Denied Nurses Access, Examiner Says.
August 6, 2002

Arizona Call Center Looks to Add Workers.
August 6, 2002