Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from March 5 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from March 5 2002

Coca-Cola Executive Reaps More Earnings as Stock Stumbles.
March 5, 2002

Atlanta's Northside Hospital Seeks to Buy Medical Center.
March 5, 2002

Lockheed Martin Told of Strike Date; Mediators Will Try to Help Craft Deal.
March 5, 2002

Porsche Unveils New SUV.
March 5, 2002

Steelworkers Hope President Bush Enacts a Tariff.
March 5, 2002

Agweek Magazine Agriculture Briefs.
March 5, 2002

Expansion at Beaumont, Texas, Postal Center Could Bring 600 Jobs.
March 5, 2002

Stamford, Conn., Ranked as Top City for Women by Magazine.
March 5, 2002

Global Investment Firm Buys Real Estate in Boulder, Colo.
March 5, 2002

OPINION: Enron Case Underscores Energy Dilemma.
March 5, 2002

Fifth Palmetto, Fla., Gas Station Calls It Quits, Blames Price Competition.
March 5, 2002

Tampa, Fla., Judge Blocks Anti-Tax Material.
March 5, 2002

Houston-Based Aluminum Firm Cuts Retired Workers' Medical Benefits.
March 5, 2002

California City, County Advocates Prepare for Battle over Local Revenues.
March 5, 2002

Pleasanton, Calif.-Based Firm Wins Recommendation for Heart Device.
March 5, 2002

Safeway Expands Online Service.
March 5, 2002

Competition Brings Out Best in Missouri Meats.
March 5, 2002

Former Owner of Columbia, Mo.-Area Radio Stations Fails to Regain Licenses.
March 5, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
March 5, 2002... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 5--Charlotte has landed its first headquarters relocation of 2002: A Silicon Valley distributor of industrial printers. Sato America Inc., which...

Charleston, S.C.-Area Banks to Merge Under First Federal Title.
March 5, 2002

Insurance Firm Seeks Rate Increases in South Carolina.
March 5, 2002

Verizon to Eliminate 10,000 Jobs.
March 5, 2002

Young Engineers Have High Hopes for Future, Wait Patiently at Present.
March 5, 2002

GM's Opel Vectra to Occupy Focal Point at Geneva Auto Show.
March 5, 2002

Head of Durham, N.C.-Area Biotechnology Firm's Board Speaks about CEO Firing.
March 5, 2002

Wake County, N.C., Man Sues Entrepreneurs over Software, Idea.
March 5, 2002

Duluth, Minn.-Area Taconite Plant Reopens.
March 5, 2002

McDonald's Gives a Lift to the Air, Sea Show in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
March 5, 2002

Farm Bill's Proposed Ban Generates Heat.
March 5, 2002

Texas Lags in Aid for Jobless.
March 5, 2002

Boston Advertisement Agency's Campaign for Insurer Changes with Times.
March 5, 2002

Harvard Publishing Editorial Director Vows to Update Ethical Policies.
March 5, 2002

Massachusetts General Hospital Eyes Two Physicians for Top Job.
March 5, 2002

Colorado Springs, Colo., Dealership Charged with Illegally Repossessing Cars.
March 5, 2002

Tax Assistance Groups Abound in Colorado Springs, Colo., Area.
March 5, 2002

Commerce Bank/Harrisburg Discusses Pennsylvania Expansion Plans.
March 5, 2002

Comcast Admits to E-Mail Service Problems in Harrisburg, Pa., Area.
March 5, 2002

Pennsylvania Group Releases Survey on Fiscal State of Health Care Industry.
March 5, 2002

International Paper to Shut Lock Haven, Pa., Plant Earlier Than Planned.
March 5, 2002

Bank Profits Rose to Record in 2001; Low Interest Rates Helped Boost Margins.
March 5, 2002

Three Chains Vie for Rights in Supermarket Industry Battle for Power.
March 5, 2002

Houston Chronicle Jim Barlow Column.
March 5, 2002

Ice Storm in Kansas, Missouri Prompts IRS to Offer Filing, Payment Relief.
March 5, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Chris Lester Column.
March 5, 2002... By Chris Lester, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 5--I have a checkered past as a cable television customer. MTV nearly lulled me into a permanent stupor during college. Then I lived -- quite happily,...

Medical Information-System Firm, University of Kansas Nursing School Team Up.
March 5, 2002

Eastern Kentucky University to Inaugurate First Female President.
March 5, 2002

Modesto, Calif.-Area Farmers' Group Soldier On with $145 Million Lawsuit.
March 5, 2002

Ogden, Utah, Pioneer of Modern Rocketry Dies at 89.
March 5, 2002

Journal Star, Peoria, Ill., Business File Column.
March 5, 2002

New Fund Helps Illinois Parents Pay Cost of College Tuition.
March 5, 2002

Organic Farming Foundation Buys Land in Woodford County, Ill.
March 5, 2002

Peoria, Ill., Pasta Maker Looks to Expand Business.
March 5, 2002

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
March 5, 2002

Developer to Add Strip Center to Booming Retail, Office Complex in Pittsburgh.
March 5, 2002

Pennsylvania Hospitals Report Better Fiscal Health.
March 5, 2002

Reopening of Steel Mills Not Likely to Bring Import Relief from Bush.
March 5, 2002

Richmond, Va., Lawyers Serve Poorer Communities.
March 5, 2002

Verizon Moves Closer to Offering Long Distance to Virginia Customers.
March 5, 2002

Bangkok Billed as Global Fashion Hub.
March 5, 2002

Thai Registrar to Offer Service to Mutual Fund Managers.
March 5, 2002

Thailand Telephone Chief Selection Might Be Scrapped in Face of Merger Plan.
March 5, 2002

Oakwood, Ohio, Bank Fraud Could Worsen to Tune of $24 Million.
March 5, 2002

Coca-Cola Seeks New Foothold for Old Product.
March 5, 2002

Fairfield County, Conn., Doctors Group to Tackle Medical Malpractice Issues.
March 5, 2002

Chase Manhattan to Provide Fairfield County, Conn., Families with Mortgages.
March 5, 2002

Florida Legislators Weigh Wider Use of DNA Science.
March 5, 2002

Supreme Court Ruling Adds New Variables to Battle for More Wireless Channels.
March 5, 2002

Seasonal Workers Make Up Crew of Colorado Springs, Colo., Tax Prep Services.
March 5, 2002

Deal Grants Houston-Based Firm Use of Shell Pipe Technology.
March 5, 2002

Kansas City, Mo.-Area Cooling Tower Maker, Rival Settle Lawsuit.
March 5, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Women at Work Column.
March 5, 2002... By Jilian Mincer, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 5--Newspapers are doing a lousy job covering child care issues even though child care has a significant economic impact on all Americans, according to a...

Martin County, Ky., Coal Company Criticized after Black-Water Spill.
March 5, 2002

Kentucky Legislature Passes Tough Anti-Telemarketing Bill.
March 5, 2002

Estate of Golden Beach, Fla., Businessman Is at Stake in Lawsuit.
March 5, 2002

Telecommunications Industry Still Suffering Despite Signs of Economic Recovery.
March 5, 2002

The Modesto Bee, Calif., Jeff Jardine Column.
March 5, 2002... By Jeff Jardine, The Modesto Bee, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 5--Some folks collect unemployment checks. Doris Cargill collects W-2 statements. The 42-year-old Stevinson woman survived a broken relationship that...

Tennessee-Based Health System Makes Long-Term Deal to Operate Medical Center.
March 5, 2002

Memphis, Tenn.-Area Medical Center to Convert to Internet Protocol Telephony.
March 5, 2002

Bars in 17 States Tap Beer from Munster, Ind., Brewery.
March 5, 2002

Development Meeting in Munster, Ind., Area to Focus on Technology Center.
March 5, 2002

Nashua, N.H., Specialty Papers Firm Makes $40 Million Financing Deal.
March 5, 2002

Pfizer May Sell Aquarium, Pond-Supplies Unit.
March 5, 2002

Agency Says New London, Conn.-Area Ports Eligible for Security Funding.
March 5, 2002

Supreme Court Frustrates Hungry Cellular-Phone Firms in Wake of Rival's Fall.
March 5, 2002