Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from January 6 2004

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from January 6 2004

The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa., Retail Watch Column.
January 6, 2004

Greenwich, Conn.-Based United Rentals Takes over Building in Stamford.
January 6, 2004

Distilled Spirits Industry Has High Hopes for Sales, Earnings in 2004.
January 6, 2004

Westport, Conn.-Based Marketing Firm Will Tout Time-Warner Cable at CES.
January 6, 2004

Norwalk, Conn.-Based Tour Company Issues Ad Restrictions to Travel Agents.
January 6, 2004

Fox Fattens Lead on CNN in Peak Year for Cable News.
January 6, 2004

Home Depot Investors Focused on Prospects for Growth.
January 6, 2004

U.S. Home Sales in November Generate a Tailwind.
January 6, 2004

Santa Barbara News-Press, Calif., Real Deals Column.
January 6, 2004

East Texas Cattle Auctions Result in Slight Price Decline.
January 6, 2004

Bridgeport, Conn., Hospital Awaits Word from Candidate to Fill CEO Position.
January 6, 2004

South Mississippi Golf Courses Prepare for Onslaught of Tourists.
January 6, 2004

East St. Louis, Ill., Fair Set for Small Business.
January 6, 2004

Maryville, Ill., Hospital Opens New Clinic.
January 6, 2004

Flatiron Marketplace in Broomfield, Colo., Goes for $55.5 Million to Ohio Firm.
January 6, 2004

Florida College of Natural Health to Open New, Larger Campus.
January 6, 2004

Bradenton, Fla., Leaders Receive Lesson in Attracting, Retaining Businesses.
January 6, 2004

Florida Resident Sells Electric Boats.
January 6, 2004

Consumer-Backed Agriculture Movement to Help Small Family Farms.
January 6, 2004

Maryland November Jobless Rate Inches Higher; Weather-Related Slowdowns Cited.
January 6, 2004

Columbia, Md.-Based Health Insurer Magellan Emerges from Bankruptcy.
January 6, 2004

Landmark 'Flume' Restaurant to Change Hands in Mashpee, Mass.
January 6, 2004

Changes on Tap for Charlotte, N.C., Restaurant.
January 6, 2004

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
January 6, 2004... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 6--Be sure to look up before you order a drink at the new Mellow Mushroom in NoDa. Otherwise, you might call for a taxi to take you home at the sight...

Airlines Plan to Add Seats to Boost Income.
January 6, 2004

U.S. Remains Highly Dependent on Illegal Immigrants to Clean Nation's Offices.
January 6, 2004

Mad-Cow Delays Compel Truck Drivers to Abandon Tons of Beef at Mexico Border.
January 6, 2004

Movie Ticket Sales in 2003 Fell from Previous Year's Record Highs.
January 6, 2004

General Motors Seeks to Revitalize Pontiac with Sleek G6 Mid-Size Sedan.
January 6, 2004

Detroit Free Press Cars Column.
January 6, 2004

UAW Workers Take General Motors Bonus to Retire.
January 6, 2004

General Motors' Salaried Job Cuts Won't Be as Deep in 2004.
January 6, 2004

Kmart Posts $250 Million Profit, 13.5 Percent Drop in Sales.
January 6, 2004

Mesaba Contract Talks Restart as Pilots Picket.
January 6, 2004

Mitsubishi Motors Seeks New Image, Consumer Base.
January 6, 2004

Detroit Automakers See Drop in Sales, Market Share, but Are Upbeat about 2004.
January 6, 2004

Toyota Motor Corp.'s Scion Coupe Joins Youthful Lineup.
January 6, 2004

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
January 6, 2004

Glofish Popular with Customers at Monroe, N.Y., Pet Store.
January 6, 2004

Building-Supply Retailer Menards to Expand Three Duluth, Minn.-Area Stores.
January 6, 2004

Sunrise, Fla.-Based Firm to Develop Line of Personal Grooming Products for Men.
January 6, 2004

County Bank of Merced, Calif., to Open Four Branches in Fresno-Clovis Area.
January 6, 2004

American Airlines Sees No Change in Passenger Traffic in December Comparison.
January 6, 2004

Online Travel Site Travelocity Launches Ambitious Advertising Campaign.
January 6, 2004

New Foreign Travel Rules Just Another Threat to Beleaguered Airline Sector.
January 6, 2004

Partners in Company Set to Develop Apartments in South Boston Split Up.
January 6, 2004

The Boston Globe Boston Capital Column.
January 6, 2004

Newton Highlands, Mass.-Based ISP Offers VoIP Services to Broadband Customers.
January 6, 2004

Putnam Investments to Impose Fees to Discourage Market-Timing Behavior.
January 6, 2004

Newton, Mass., Small Businesses Settle on Unpaid Wages, 401 (k) Contributions.
January 6, 2004

Switch to Ethanol Gasoline Additive Goes Smoothly in Connecticut.
January 6, 2004

Health Insurance Stocks Drop after Analyst Downgrade.
January 6, 2004

Magellan Health Services Exits Chapter 11 Reorganization.
January 6, 2004

Connecticut Telecom SBC SNET Announces Job Cuts in Downsizing Move.
January 6, 2004

Montana Chamber Meets in Helena for Annual 'Business Days at Capitol' Event.
January 6, 2004

Carlstadt, N.J., Entrepreneur Extends Business Into Beverages.
January 6, 2004

Cendant Board Pushes Again to Ease Hostile Takeover.
January 6, 2004

New Jersey Consulting Firm Offers Keys to Retaining Generation Xers.
January 6, 2004

Green Acres Grants to Help Keep New Jersey Green.
January 6, 2004

Japanese Photo Giant Pentax Moves U.S. Office to Montvale, N.J.
January 6, 2004

Butler County, Ohio, Drafts Stronger Policy for Businesses with Tax Abatements.
January 6, 2004

Enron Requests New Round of Bonuses to Hold onto Existing Staff.
January 6, 2004

Half of Liquefied Natural Gas Engineering Job to Be Done in Houston.
January 6, 2004

Wells in Gulf of Mexico Now Producing, Shell Says.
January 6, 2004

Alaska Firm Finds Worldwide Hankering for Humus.
January 6, 2004

Jacksonville, Fla., Airport's New Manager Has 'Super Bowl' on Her Resume.
January 6, 2004

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, In the Pipeline Column.
January 6, 2004

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Chris Lester Column.
January 6, 2004... By Chris Lester, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 6--DRINKING UP THE '04 FORECAST: It took a while to track down the Swami -- self-proclaimed seer of all things -- this year. It seems he was in hiding,...

Willpower, Not Technology, in Tracking Nation's Beef Supply.
January 6, 2004

Seven Kansas Communities to Share in $2.1 Million Housing Rehab Grants.
January 6, 2004

Salina, Kan., Commission Backs Possible Changes to Revitalization Program.
January 6, 2004

Saline County, Kan., Planning Commission Gives Go-Ahead for Subdivision.
January 6, 2004

Lindsborg, Kan., Council Approves Contract for Hiking, Bike Trail.
January 6, 2004

Honda Takes on Mobility Challenges Beyond Automobiles.
January 6, 2004

High-Tech Plastics Maker Buys Honeywell Building in Lawrence, Kan.
January 6, 2004

Chairman Resigns from Embattled Kentucky Racing Commissioner.
January 6, 2004

Lexington, Ky., Cattle Market Reopens to Lower Prices, Light Volume.
January 6, 2004

Medical Center Gains State Approval for $17 Million in Parking Improvements.
January 6, 2004

Bank of America to Boost Its Branch Network in South Florida.
January 6, 2004

Former Miami Banker to Pay $1 Million in Restitution.
January 6, 2004

Some Florida Citrus Experts Support Mechanical Harvesting.
January 6, 2004

Airlines Launch Post-Holiday Fare Sales.
January 6, 2004

Retirees Win Round in Suit against Tractor Maker Case Corp.
January 6, 2004

Elkhart Lake, Wis., Resort to Expand.
January 6, 2004