Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from February 6 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from February 6 2001

Penn State University Master Plan May Push Parking Off-Campus.
February 6, 2001

Environmentalists Expect to Win Fight against W.Va. Power Deregulation Plan.
February 6, 2001

Columbus, Ga., Software Developer Overcomes Hard Times with New Product.
February 6, 2001

Home News Tribune, East Brunswick, N.J., Drive Column.
February 6, 2001... By Phil Hartman, Home News Tribune, East Brunswick, N.J. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 6--MONTERO IS BETTER LOOKING AND JUST AS CAPABLE: Marking its first wholesale redesign since 1992, the Mitsubishi Montero is an improved SUV...

North Brunswick, N.J., Marketing Firm's Workers Reject Offer, Go on Strike.
February 6, 2001

Tulare, Calif., Farm Show Expands, Takes New Name.
February 6, 2001

California Businesses Unclear about Reduced Outdoor Lighting Policy.
February 6, 2001

The News-Gazette, Champaign-Urbana, Ill., Business People Column.
February 6, 2001

Hoteliers Try to Prevent, Compensate for Thefts.
February 6, 2001

Judge Clears R.J. Reynolds in Wrongful-Death Lawsuit.
February 6, 2001

Trucking Company Changes Name after Move from Charleston, S.C., to Kentucky.
February 6, 2001

Electronic Data Systems Supplies Tools, Space for Troy, Mich., Incubator.
February 6, 2001

Lane County, Ore., Experts to Discuss Economic Situation.
February 6, 2001

Yearling Thoroughbreds with Equine Disease to Sell at Auction in Kentucky.
February 6, 2001

Evening Standard, London, Business Notes Column.
February 6, 2001

Manchester United's Retail Shop, Cafe in Singapore Are Off to Slow Start.
February 6, 2001

CEO of Ireland-Based Budget Airline to Sell 3 Million of His Shares.
February 6, 2001

Lloyds TSB, Goldman Sachs Pair Up to Offer Wealth-Management Service.
February 6, 2001

British Consumers Group Rips into With-Profits Life Insurance Industry.
February 6, 2001

Sun Herald, Port Charlotte, Fla., Jack Fanning Column.
February 6, 2001... By Jack Fanning, Sun Herald, Port Charlotte, Fla. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 6--Maybe it's just coincidence, but lately I seem to be having a lot of problems with medical bills. Billie, my wife, has been totally disabled...

Union Pacific Corp. Hearing Postponed; Order against Strike Still Stands.
February 6, 2001

Delta-Continental Airlines Merger Would Enhance Salt Lake City Airport.
February 6, 2001

Members of Savannah, Ga., Commune Hope to Brighten Neighborhood.
February 6, 2001

Vindicator, Youngstown, Ohio, Business Briefs Column.
February 6, 2001

Southern Illinois Farmers Try Their Hand at Raising Catfish.
February 6, 2001

Investor Shows Interest in St. Louis Division of Bridge Information Systems.
February 6, 2001

The Santa Fe New Mexican Bob Quick Column.
February 6, 2001

California Governor Uses Powers to Buy Emergency Electricity.
February 6, 2001

Redding, Calif.-Based Company Accused of Polluting from Mill in Lincoln.
February 6, 2001

Granite Bay, Calif., Mansion Sells to Livonia, Mich,-Based Telecom Firm.
February 6, 2001

Gas Companies Express Wish to Operate at Indiana Toll Road Plaza Stations.
February 6, 2001

Florida Firm Challenges Microsoft's Right to Use Xbox Name for New Game.
February 6, 2001

Austin, Minn., Council Votes to Annex Site of Planned Housing Development.
February 6, 2001

Toshiba to Move Irvine, Calif., Manufacturing Processes to Asia.
February 6, 2001

Houston-Based Stage Clothing Company to Close Five Stores in Nebraska, Iowa.
February 6, 2001

Omaha, Neb.-Based Title Agent Faces License Revocation.
February 6, 2001

Profits Rise At Greensboro, N.C.-Based Insurance Provider Jefferson-Pilot.
February 6, 2001

Nebraska Pork Farmers' Co-Op Plans to Build Plant near Petersburg.
February 6, 2001

Dillard's Departure Won't Hurt Memphis, Tenn., Mall, Merchants Say.
February 6, 2001

Analysts Say Toshiba's Move from California to Asia Overdue.
February 6, 2001

Wisconsin Legislature Approves $2.5 Million Tax Cut for State-Based Airlines.
February 6, 2001

IRS Contacts Nearly Three-Fourths of Tax Filers with New Electronic Guide.
February 6, 2001

Selma, Ala., Officials Announce Plans for $10 Million Nursing Home.
February 6, 2001

Grand Forks Herald, N.D., Datelines: Business Column.
February 6, 2001... Grand Forks Herald, N.D. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 6--JAROLIMEK HEADS FOR FED: Earl Jarolimek, vice president and corporate compliance officer for Community First Bankshares in Fargo, was recently named to the Federal Reserve...

Grand Forks, N.D.-Area Truckers Protest Diesel Prices.
February 6, 2001

Rampant Grade Inflation Seen at Harvard, Other Institutions.
February 6, 2001

Hamilton Crossroads, Ala., Go-Cart Maker Stays in Business after Two Fires.
February 6, 2001

Safety Concerns Follow Snow-Tubing Death at Beech Mountain, N.C.
February 6, 2001

Charleston, S.C., Federal Jury Considers Tobacco Lawsuit.
February 6, 2001

Redwood City, Calif.-Based Air Cargo Firm Refutes Competitors' Claims.
February 6, 2001

Chief of Atlanta-Based Search Firm Says CEO Leadership Talent is Scarce.
February 6, 2001

Continental Airlines May Consider Buying Delta Air Lines.
February 6, 2001

Delta Air Lines, Pilots Union Clash over Regional Jet Flying Limits.
February 6, 2001

Performance of Real Estate Investment Trusts Improves.
February 6, 2001

Profits Are off 92 Percent at Buffalo, N.Y.-Based Info Tech Firm.
February 6, 2001

British Telecom Buys Rest of Irish Digital Company.
February 6, 2001

The Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Business Briefs Column.
February 6, 2001

Douglas County, Colo., Hospital Struggles to Meet Demand for Medical Services.
February 6, 2001

Colorado Lawmakers Reject Denver Growth-Control Plan.
February 6, 2001

Arapahoe, Colo., Foundation to Honor Business Leader.
February 6, 2001

White Men Hold Disproportionate Number of Top State Jobs in South Carolina.
February 6, 2001

Management Firm for Orlando, Fla., Sandwich Chain Becomes Publicly Traded.
February 6, 2001

Clermont, Fla.-Area Residents Cope with High Natural Gas Bills.
February 6, 2001

Fate of Delta Air Lines Is Unclear.
February 6, 2001

Evening Standard, London, Anthony Hilton Column.
February 6, 2001

Northern Ireland-Based Pharmaceuticals Firm Plans More Acquisitions.
February 6, 2001

Machine that Cashes Checks Arrives in Federal Way, Wash.
February 6, 2001

Portland, Ore.-Based Paper Firm Continues to Fight Hostile Takeover.
February 6, 2001

Savannah, Ga.-Based Retail Chain Closes Landmark Store.
February 6, 2001

The Seattle Times Business Digest Column.
February 6, 2001

Some Mutual Fund Managers Have `Safety-First' Approach.
February 6, 2001

West Virginia Agency Postpones Medicaid Estate Recoveries.
February 6, 2001

Charleston, W.Va., Economic Developers Woo International Firm.
February 6, 2001

Charleston, W.Va., Council Allows Coal Company to Land Helicopters.
February 6, 2001

The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash., Business Briefing Column.
February 6, 2001

Diversity Increases Odds of Success for Sumter County, Fla., Ranchers.
February 6, 2001

Television Comedy Writer, Producer to Buy Tacoma, Wash., Hockey Team.
February 6, 2001

Electricity Rates Appear to Be Uneven in Tacoma, Wash., Area.
February 6, 2001

Washington, D.C., Considers Robot Cable Runners.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
February 6, 2001

Kanawha City, W.Va., Man Introduces Own Line of Auto Cleaning Products.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
February 6, 2001

Energy Company May Sell Boone County, W.V., Synthetic Fuel Facility.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
February 6, 2001

Restaurant Owner Buys West Virginia. Kentucky Chain.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
February 6, 2001

West Virginia Road Fund Lags Behind Expected Collection Levels.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
February 6, 2001

Federal Commssion Approves Union Carbide, Dow Chemical Merger.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
February 6, 2001