Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from February 26 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from February 26 2002

American News, Aberdeen, S.D., Farm and Business Scene Column.
February 26, 2002

American News, Aberdeen, S.D., Names in the News Column.
February 26, 2002

Augusta, Ga., Woman Opens Dessert Shop Downtown.
February 26, 2002

Georgia Power Names Region Manager in Augusta, Ga., Area.
February 26, 2002

Richfield, Ohio, Employees Say Goodbye to New Jersey-Based Trucking Company.
February 26, 2002

Former Insurance Superintendent Takes New Mexico Blue Cross Job.
February 26, 2002

Firm Wants New Mexico Businesses to Support Defense Research.
February 26, 2002

New Mexico Highway Department Drops Its Challenge to Ranch Annexation.
February 26, 2002

Georgia Tech Accounting Professors' Book Sells Like Hotcakes.
February 26, 2002

British Conglomerate to Acquire Natural Gas Marketer New Power.
February 26, 2002

Four African-American Employees of Georgia Power Contractor Protest.
February 26, 2002

Atlanta-Area College Student Maintains Successful Web-Based Business.
February 26, 2002

Connecticut's Low-Income Customers Feel Squeeze of Checking Fees.
February 26, 2002

Dunkin' Donuts to Open in Super Stop & Shop in Hamden, Conn.
February 26, 2002

GM Dealers in Bridgeport, Conn., Area Prepare for More Cars.
February 26, 2002

Bridgeport, Conn.-Area Home Sales Soar in January.
February 26, 2002

Banking Damages Bill Vetoed in Mississippi.
February 26, 2002

Longmont, Colo., Building Begins Tenant Search.
February 26, 2002

Broomfield, Colo.-Based Health Products Seller Posts Increased Sales for 2001.
February 26, 2002

Level 3 Buys Norwood, Mass.-Based Software Firm for $89 Million.
February 26, 2002

Bradenton, Fla., Company Folds in Latest Dot-Com Bankruptcy.
February 26, 2002

Manatee, Fla.-Area Gas Station Chain to Close.
February 26, 2002

AIDS Vaccine Developer, South Korea Investors in Deal.
February 26, 2002

Big Five Accounting Firms Made Push to Triple Their State Board Representation.
February 26, 2002

Cutbacks at Bank of America, Wachovia Cause Anxiety in Charlotte, N.C.
February 26, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
February 26, 2002... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 26--The general contractor is stopping work on the pink condominium tower in South End, but the developer says the building -- about 80 percent done --...

Attorney General in South Carolina Unveils Plan to Cut Government.
February 26, 2002

South Carolina Existing-Home Sales Higher Than a Year Ago.
February 26, 2002

Sale Plan Poses Questions on Landfill Cleanup in South Carolina.
February 26, 2002

Columbia, S.C.-Based Hazardous Waste Firm Eyes Sale to Massachusetts Company.
February 26, 2002

Market Surge Offers Sign of Recovering Investor Confidence.
February 26, 2002

Animal Rights Group Boycotts Safeway.
February 26, 2002

Sanitation Problems Still Plaguing Debut of New Detroit Terminal.
February 26, 2002

Standstill at Detroit Airport's New Terminal Annoys Business Travelers.
February 26, 2002

Detroit Metro Airport Reports County Can Handle Forecasted Snowstorm.
February 26, 2002

Kmart Wants to Use Ernst & Young for Financial Adviser.
February 26, 2002

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
February 26, 2002

Study Says Thousands of Steelworkers Could Lose Jobs without Federal Help.
February 26, 2002

Florida Legislators Advance Bills to Control Rates for Windstorm Insurance.
February 26, 2002

A Year Before Collapse, Enron President Said Article Was `Without Merit'.
February 26, 2002

Biotechnology Industry Officials Lobby for Changes in Massachusetts Tax Code.
February 26, 2002

The Boston Globe Economic Life Column.
February 26, 2002

Canton, Mass., Maker of Skin Substitute Eliminates 37 Jobs.
February 26, 2002

Internet Site Helps Web Site Operators Make Decisions about Copyright Law.
February 26, 2002

Fiber-Optic Firm Williams Communications Group Says Bankruptcy Filing Possible.
February 26, 2002

Plug in Business Week Magazine Steps Up Sales for Book on Brokerage Fraud.
February 26, 2002

Survey Finds Colorado Springs, Colo., Employers Plan to Hire More Workers.
February 26, 2002

Key Indexes Show Colorado Springs, Colo., Small-Business Trends Lag Nation.
February 26, 2002

The Gazette, Colorado Springs, Colo., Small Wonders Column.
February 26, 2002

Blue Cross, Shield Negotiate Future Operation of Managed-Care Plan.
February 26, 2002

Pennsylvania Steelworkers Demand Hefty Import Tariffs.
February 26, 2002

Utility to Stop Offering Electricity to Customers in Harrisburg, Pa., Area.
February 26, 2002

Bristol-Myers Squibb Hopes to Salvage Cancer Drug.
February 26, 2002

Coalition Calls for Preserving Generic Drug Competition.
February 26, 2002

Continental Airlines Ready for Second Attempt at Spinoff of Unit.
February 26, 2002

Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Authority Looks at Area Firms for Its New Building.
February 26, 2002

BellSouth to Add 50 Jobs in Jacksonville, Fla.
February 26, 2002

Jacksonville, Fla.-Area Projects Move Ahead with Approval for Bonds.
February 26, 2002

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
February 26, 2002

Kansas City, Mo.-Based Vanguard Airlines Moves Ahead with Expansion.
February 26, 2002

Former Executive at Kansas City, Mo.-Area Real Estate Firm Gets Probation.
February 26, 2002

Nurse Practitioners Group Finds Success in Lexington, Ky.
February 26, 2002

South Carolina Governor May Endorse Guidelines for Department of Commerce.
February 26, 2002

House to Vote on Bill Allowing Baby Bells More Freedom in Internet Market.
February 26, 2002

Chevrolet Treats Dealers from Salinas, Seaside, Calif., to Olympic Trip.
February 26, 2002

The Modesto Bee, Calif., Jeff Jardine Job Column.
February 26, 2002... By Jeff Jardine, The Modesto Bee, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 26--There's an old joke about the Boy Scout who, looking to pile up points toward his merit badge, decided to escort an elderly woman across the street. ...

Kilgore Flares in Toone, Tenn., Returns to Full Production after Safety Update.
February 26, 2002

Chicago Law School Hosts Gaming Law Symposium.
February 26, 2002

Higher Sales Boost Lowe's Profits 55 Percent in Fourth Quarter.
February 26, 2002

Land Purchase Would Help Milwaukee Group Achieve Its Home-Development Plan.
February 26, 2002

Former Radio Station Owners to Launch Newspaper in Sheboygan, Wis.
February 26, 2002

Employment May Be on the Rise in Nashua, N.H.
February 26, 2002

Daily News, New York, Publishing Column.
February 26, 2002

Williams Communications Files for Bankruptcy Protection.
February 26, 2002

California Assembly to Listen to Appeals from Non-English Speakers.
February 26, 2002

The Orange County Register, Calif., Jonathan Lansner Column.
February 26, 2002

Cross-Border Trade Stressed at Irvine, Calif., Chamber Conference.
February 26, 2002

Firm Buys Silicon Wafer-Manufacturing Plant in Newport Beach, Calif.
February 26, 2002

Standard-Examiner in Ogden, Utah, Wins Second Place in Print-Quality Contest.
February 26, 2002

Journal Star, Peoria, Ill., Business File Column.
February 26, 2002

Peoria, Ill.-Area Economy Remains Stable.
February 26, 2002

CEO of Pittsburgh's St. Francis Health System Has 12 Months to Fix Problems.
February 26, 2002

Pittsburgh-Based Glucose Meter Maker Seeks Cash to Stay Afloat.
February 26, 2002

Viacom Pulls Landmark Westinghouse Logo Off Pittsburgh Building.
February 26, 2002