Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from July 23 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from July 23 2002

About 12,000 Pounds of Meat Linked to E. Coli Bacteria Is Returned to ConAgra.
July 23, 2002

California Energy Specialists See No Evidence of Wrongdoing by Perot Systems.
July 23, 2002

Analyst Says Stock Market's Bottoming Process May Take Months.
July 23, 2002

Probe to Try to Get to Bottom of WorldCom Collapse.
July 23, 2002

CMS Energy's Financial Chief Steps Down Amid Scandal.
July 23, 2002

Comcast Plan to Feature High-Speed Downloading.
July 23, 2002

Detroit Free Press Home Computing Column.
July 23, 2002

General Motors Seeks to Sell Military-Defense Business.
July 23, 2002

Kmart Ends Relationship with Arkansas Consulting Firm.
July 23, 2002

Kmart Posts $137 Million Net Loss in June.
July 23, 2002

International Speedway Attracts Growing Indy Racing League to Brooklyn, Mich.
July 23, 2002

Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor Column.
July 23, 2002

Comair to Offer Direct Flights from West Palm Beach, Fla., to Tallahassee.
July 23, 2002

Miami-Based Kos Pharmaceuticals Seeks Niaspan Approval for Diabetics.
July 23, 2002

Dallas-Area Brokers Endure Stressful Days in Financial Industry.
July 23, 2002

Alcatel Dismisses 400 Workers in Dallas, Area, Plans to Cut More.
July 23, 2002

High-Ranking U.S. Officials Tout Aerospace Programs at British Air Show.
July 23, 2002

Morganton, N.C., Officials Celebrate Textile-Mill Opening.
July 23, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
July 23, 2002... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 23--Two of Charlotte's largest privately owned construction companies have formed a strategic alliance to pursue business throughout the Carolinas. ...

North Carolina Lawyers Fight for Real-Estate Niche.
July 23, 2002

BellSouth Stock Falls after Lackluster Report.
July 23, 2002

PG&E, for Now, Won't Have to Pay for Bankers.
July 23, 2002

Longshoremen Union in Walnut Creek, Calif., Area Expected to Nix Port Pact.
July 23, 2002

Judge Orders Strict Dioxin Release Limits from Contra Costa, Calif., Refinery.
July 23, 2002

City Officials Advise against Plan to Include Oakland A's in Ballpark Talks.
July 23, 2002

Boulder, Colo.-Based Music Disc Maker Says Products Finally on the Way.
July 23, 2002

Level 3 Communications to Be Sole Broadband Provider for Microsoft Venture.
July 23, 2002

Bid by Singapore Firm's Subsidiary for Mississippi Shipyards Angers Rival.
July 23, 2002

Hancock Bank Investment Funds Rank in Top 20 Equity Funds for 2002.
July 23, 2002

WorldCom Seeks Likely Re-Emerging from Chapter 11.
July 23, 2002

WorldCom Holds On to Customers, So Far.
July 23, 2002

Quarterly Profits Rise Along with Heat for Atlanta-Based Utility Holding Firm.
July 23, 2002

Stocks' Fall Dims Retirees' Dreams.
July 23, 2002

Fox News Victor over CNN's Chung, MSNBC's Donahue.
July 23, 2002

Downtown Atlanta Landmarks Could Have High-Rise Future.
July 23, 2002

Protest Targets Coke in Africa, Colombia.
July 23, 2002

TV Hosts Puts Public Broadcasting in Uncomfortable Position.
July 23, 2002

American News, Aberdeen, S.D., Farm and Business Scene Column.
July 23, 2002

Stocks Take Another Roller Coaster Ride.
July 23, 2002

Mechanicsburg, Pa., Merchant Touts Practicality of Sturdy Weed.
July 23, 2002

Audit Firms Miss Many Irregularities, Report Finds.
July 23, 2002

Consumer Prices Rose 0.1 Percent in June.
July 23, 2002

Parsippany, N.J.-Based Supermarket Chain Is Purchased for $160 Million.
July 23, 2002

Mexican Cement Giant Combines Money Transfers, Building Materials.
July 23, 2002

Standard & Poor's Slashes Dynegy Rating to Junk Status.
July 23, 2002

Senate Investigators Say Major Banks Participated in Enron's Deceptions.
July 23, 2002

Records Show Big Legal Tally in Enron Case.
July 23, 2002

American National Insurance Company's Enron Lawsuit May Soon Come to Court.
July 23, 2002

Farmers Insurance, Allstate Have Tight Deadline for Answering Texas Subpoenas.
July 23, 2002

Port of Houston, Texas, Authority Grants Request for Container Cranes.
July 23, 2002

Former Jacksonville, Fla., Bank Executive Dies after Battle with Leukemia.
July 23, 2002

Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla., Now Part of Comprehensive Cancer Center.
July 23, 2002

News of Top Executives' Loan Forgiveness Sinks AMC Entertainment Inc.'s Stock.
July 23, 2002

With Earnings Soaring, Interstate Bakeries Seems to Be on Track.
July 23, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Commodities Column.
July 23, 2002... By Victoria Sizemore Long, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 23--Kansas City wheat and Chicago wheat, corn and soybean futures prices closed up sharply Monday amid forecasts for potentially crop-damaging...

Kansas City, Mo., Home-Building Permits Set Record in June.
July 23, 2002

Air Force Seeks Broader Role for Lockheed Martin Raptor Plane.
July 23, 2002

Financial Advisers Fight to Console Investors -- If They Can.
July 23, 2002

Development Firm to Build Storage Area in Arlington, Texas.
July 23, 2002

Safeway Grocery Unit Buys Stores in Fort Worth, Texas, Area.
July 23, 2002

Halliburton to Post Charge against Quarterly Earnings, $119 Million Loss.
July 23, 2002

Arlington, Texas, Homebuilder Posts Increase in Third-Quarter Net Income.
July 23, 2002

Future of MCI, Skytel and UUNet Still Up in the Air.
July 23, 2002

Dow Jones Closes at 7,784.88.
July 23, 2002

WorldCom Collapse Could Impact MCI Customers.
July 23, 2002

Plan Calls for Fort Wayne, Ind. To Get Regional Department of Commerce Office.
July 23, 2002

The Boston Globe Economic Life Column.
July 23, 2002

National Engineer, Technology Group Seeks Study of Industry Jobless Rate.
July 23, 2002

GE Capital Admits Error in Denying Quincy, Mass., Women's Long-Term Care Claim.
July 23, 2002

Research Firm Finds Investors Plunging Into Bond Funds Rather Than Stocks.
July 23, 2002

Dow Jones Industrial Average Drops Another 234 Points.
July 23, 2002

MCI Customers May Wish to Start Lining Up Backup Carriers.
July 23, 2002

Congressmen Assail Polaroid's Treatment of Long-Term Disabled Employees.
July 23, 2002

New Universal Server Software Challenges Microsoft's Market.
July 23, 2002

As WorldCom Files for Bankruptcy, Telecommunications Stocks Drop.
July 23, 2002

Colorado Springs, Colo., Suffers Temporary Loss of Fanciest Restaurant.
July 23, 2002

With WorldCom as Major Employer, Colorado Springs, Colo., Economy Will Suffer.
July 23, 2002

Crayon Giant Plans Lebanon County, Pa., Distribution Center.
July 23, 2002

Philip Morris Aims to Regain Public's Trust, Officer Says.
July 23, 2002

Bethlehem Steel Corp.'s Bottom Line Shows Losses in Second Quarter.
July 23, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Bits and Bytes Column.
July 23, 2002... By David Hayes, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 23--If you own a business, doing nothing in the next week could cost you a bundle. Starting Aug. 1, Microsoft Corp. will drop the 30 to 50 percent...

Asbury Park Press, N.J., Trouble Shooter Column.
July 23, 2002

Tinton Falls, N.J., Hospital Holds Grand Opening.
July 23, 2002

Newport News, Va., Hospital to Build High-Tech Operating Rooms.
July 23, 2002