Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from December 16 2003

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from December 16 2003

Darien, Conn.-Based Internet Firm Buys Virginia Technology Firm.
December 16, 2003

Stamford, Conn.-Area Business Group Aids Nonprofts in Function Planning.
December 16, 2003

Greenwich, Conn., Office Building Fetches Extravagant Price.
December 16, 2003

Augusta, Ga., Development Authority Discuss Projects for 2004.
December 16, 2003

Experts Say It's Better to Put Holiday Gifts on Layaway.
December 16, 2003

Athens, Ga., Artists Hope to Make Money from Seasonal Shoppers.
December 16, 2003

Athens Banner-Herald, Ga., Archie B. Carroll Column.
December 16, 2003... By Archie B. Carroll, Athens Banner-Herald, Ga. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 16--Many of you will remember the old nursery rhyme that went as follows: For want of a nail, the shoe was lost; For want of a shoe, the...

Federal Regulators Postpone Restart of Oak Harbor, Ohio, Nuclear Plant.
December 16, 2003

Departure of Newell Rubbermaid Worries Wooster, Ohio, Residents.
December 16, 2003

Atlanta-Based AFC Puts Out Annual Report for 2002.
December 16, 2003

Sources Cite Various Reasons for Sluggish Holiday Retail Sales.
December 16, 2003

Developer Plans Rebirth to Atlanta Hotel for 2005.
December 16, 2003

Most Atlanta-Area Firms Cautious about Hiring in 2004, Manpower Survey Finds.
December 16, 2003

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Small Business Column.
December 16, 2003

Even As Enforcement Is Stepped Up, Deluge of Spam Email Worsens.
December 16, 2003

Super Bowl to Bring Corporate-Meeting Business to Beaumont, Texas.
December 16, 2003

Beaumont, Texas, Nurse Combines Mission, Vocation at Area Churches.
December 16, 2003

Galveston, Texas-Area Students to Get New School as Part of Bond Package.
December 16, 2003

Texas Shrimp Farmer Says Imported Goods Hamper Profits.
December 16, 2003

South Mississippi Hotels Not Expected to See Much Spillover from Sugar Bowl.
December 16, 2003

Investment Partnership Buys Shopping Mall in Gautier, Miss.
December 16, 2003

Illinois to Fund Improvements at Airport near St. Louis.
December 16, 2003

Belleville, Ill., Dealer to Take Over Pontiac Franchise.
December 16, 2003

St. Louis Debt Counseling Firm Advises Consumers on Having Debt-Free Holidays.
December 16, 2003

Retail Sales Unlikely to React Strongly to Saddam Capture.
December 16, 2003

Moderate Growth Expected for Colorado's Economy.
December 16, 2003

Unions, Builder Spar over Hiring for Parrish, Fla., Power Plant Project.
December 16, 2003

Some Bradenton, Fla., Tropicana Employees Have Already Left.
December 16, 2003

Filmmakers Scout Brownsville, Texas, for Series on Mexican Fighter Pilots.
December 16, 2003

Dollar, Stocks Enjoy Burst of Activity on Saddam's Capture, But Rally Fades.
December 16, 2003

Gay-Friendly Provincetown, Mass., Braces for Onslaught of Same-Sex Weddings.
December 16, 2003

Gift Certificates Take on New Shape, Popularity This Holiday Season.
December 16, 2003

Two Health Care Unions Align Goals in California.
December 16, 2003

SBC May Face Lawsuit over Its Practices, California Court Rules.
December 16, 2003

Pleasant Hill, Calif., Man to Forgo Vehicle Fee Discount to Help Government.
December 16, 2003

U.S. Economy Expected to Grow in 2004.
December 16, 2003

Duke Power's Eyes in the Sky Spot Wrecked Insulators.
December 16, 2003

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
December 16, 2003... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 16--British Schools of America plans to open a campus in south Charlotte next fall. The Houston-based private school group has leased the former All...

Charleston, S.C.-Area Hotels Expect Jolly Holiday Tourist Season.
December 16, 2003

BellSouth Vows $1 Million to Help Boost Education, Economy in South Carolina.
December 16, 2003

Columbia, S.C.-Based Gas Grill Company Files for Bankruptcy Protection.
December 16, 2003

South Carolina Continues Hiring Slump in November.
December 16, 2003

Landmark's Conversion to Offer Chic Apartments in Dallas.
December 16, 2003

Some Older Malls Remain Significant Players on Dallas-Area Retail Landscape.
December 16, 2003

More Jobs Are Expected Around Texas, Manpower Survey Says.
December 16, 2003

Health Care Industries to Get New Customers, Revenue Due to Medicare Law.
December 16, 2003

The Dallas Morning News Robert Miller Column.
December 16, 2003

The Dallas Morning News Sales Career Column.
December 16, 2003

Bigger Spending Expected for Auto Show that Takes Place in Detroit.
December 16, 2003

GM Analysts Predict Rise in Auto Sales Next Year.
December 16, 2003

General Dynamics Unit in Sterling Heights, Mich., Wins $2 Billion Army Deal.
December 16, 2003

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
December 16, 2003

The Herald-Sun, Durham, N.C., Business Briefs Column.
December 16, 2003... The Herald-Sun, Durham, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 16--INCARA PHARMACEUTICALS only has enough cash to last it through the end of December, the Durham drug development company said Monday in its year-end financial...

Christmas Tree Sellers Come in as Many Varieties as Their Products Do.
December 16, 2003

Northwest Airlines to Resume Service between Duluth, Minn., and Detroit.
December 16, 2003

Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Tour Operator to Introduce Amphibious Vehicles.
December 16, 2003

Employer Optimism Rising in South Florida; Jobs Expectations Brighten.
December 16, 2003

Florida Lawmakers Tighten Scrutiny of Medicaid, Fraudulent Doctors.
December 16, 2003

Health-Care Industry Could Help Cure Unemployment in Fresno, Calif., Area.
December 16, 2003

Hartford, Conn.-Based Aetna Acts to Ease Relations with Doctors.
December 16, 2003

Fort Lee, N.J., Heart-Valve Developer Accepts $125 Million Buyout.
December 16, 2003

Wayne, N.J., Ink Maker Wins Fight to Get New Fee Erased.
December 16, 2003

Businesses Still Wary of Adding Workers, Manpower Survey Says.
December 16, 2003

Survey Says Hamilton, Ohio-Area Bosses Expect Modest Hiring for Early 2004.
December 16, 2003

Aviation Played Critical Role in Shaping Modern-Day Houston Area.
December 16, 2003

El Paso Corp. Lays Out Plan to Cut Debt.
December 16, 2003

Lawyers for Former Enron Chief Financial Officer to Pitch Change of Venue.
December 16, 2003

New York Official Wants Information from Halliburton on Iran Business Deals.
December 16, 2003

Sales of Used Homes in Houston Reach Record for November.
December 16, 2003

Supreme Court to Consider 21-Year-Old Dispute Over Mexican Trucks, Buses.
December 16, 2003

Contract Approved for Security Master Plan at Port of Houston.
December 16, 2003

BMC Software Acquisition to Beef Up Sales.
December 16, 2003

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, In the Pipeline Column.
December 16, 2003

Jacksonville, Fla., Educator, Charity Leader Jack Henry Jones Dies at 91.
December 16, 2003

Parasite Found in North Carolina Waters May Have Killed Asian Oysters.
December 16, 2003

Kansas City, Mo.-Area Biotechnology Firm Seeks to Issue More Stock.
December 16, 2003

DST Systems Names New President of Account Statement Venture.
December 16, 2003

Kauffman Foundation Grants Go to Eight Universities.
December 16, 2003

Span Towers on Long Beach, Calif., Bridge May Be First in the World.
December 16, 2003

Lexington, Ky., Clock Repairman Keeps Hands-On Trade Alive and Ticking.
December 16, 2003

West Point, Ga., Gasoline Firm Switches Macon Amoco Station to Its Brand.
December 16, 2003

Northwest Follows Industry Trend with New McAllen, Texas-Memphis Service.
December 16, 2003

Northwest Airlines to Offer Service between McAllen, Texas, and Memphis, Tenn.
December 16, 2003

Medford, Ore., Gift Retailers Harry and David Ramp Up New Call Center's Pace.
December 16, 2003