Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from October 16 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from October 16 2001

Golf Cart Manufacturer in Augusta, Ga., Signs Contract with Dealer.
October 16, 2001

Augusta, Ga., Hotels to Unveil Conference Center, Lodging Facility.
October 16, 2001

BellSouth Admits Layoffs Are Possible.
October 16, 2001

Boulder, Colo.-Area Online Firm Lures Client with Its New Strategy.
October 16, 2001

Oakland, Calif., Airport Reveals Plan to Boost Security.
October 16, 2001

Texas Plans to Increase Unemployment Insurance Tax Rates to Help Fund.
October 16, 2001

Buyers Paying Big Bucks as Luxury Homes Sales Boom in South Florida.
October 16, 2001

Ultralights, High-Tech Plane Fuel Idea for Jacksonville, Fla., Entrepreneur.
October 16, 2001

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
October 16, 2001

Kansas Insurance Official Urges State to Make Coverage Affordable.
October 16, 2001

Daily News, New York, Business Briefs Column.
October 16, 2001

U.S. Bankers Put Brakes on Provisions for Tougher Money-Laundering Laws.
October 16, 2001

California Governor Vetoes Workers Compensation Bills.
October 16, 2001

Index Finds Rhode Island in Economic Recession Since August.
October 16, 2001

Providence Journal, R.I., MoneyLine Column.
October 16, 2001

FCC Hears Virginia Phone Case on Competitors' Interconnection Agreements.
October 16, 2001

Honeywell International to Expand Facility in Colonial Heights, Va.
October 16, 2001

Plans for Creve Coeur, Mo., Development Easily Survive Slump.
October 16, 2001

Baxter Tells Doctors to Stop Using Dialysis Filters after Deaths in Croatia.
October 16, 2001

Chicago Tribune Marketing Column.
October 16, 2001

Report Shows Rise in Listeners for Varied Group of Chicago-Area Radio Stations.
October 16, 2001

Travelers Soon to Feel Effects of United Airlines' Downsized Flight Schedule.
October 16, 2001

Prime Land to Become Bangkok's First Night Bazaar.
October 16, 2001

Green Public Phones to Go Offline Soon in Thailand.
October 16, 2001

Thailand Hoteliers Must Face Reality of Big Losses.
October 16, 2001

General Dynamics' Bid for Shipbuilder Appears to Be Losing Shareholder Support.
October 16, 2001

Argentines Pull Support for Unpopular Economic Reforms.
October 16, 2001

Defense Department Pushes Biomachine Research to Combat Terrorism.
October 16, 2001

Indian Leaders Frustrated, Upset with U.S., Pakistan Alliance.
October 16, 2001

New Mexico Utility Asks Court to End Deal to Buy Electric Firms.
October 16, 2001

Delta Eliminates Some Upscale Perks in Order to Cut Costs.
October 16, 2001

Safety Law Hits Home Depot, Wal-Mart.
October 16, 2001

Online New Sites See Increase in Traffic Following Terrorist Attacks.
October 16, 2001

Cingular, VoiceStream Agree to Network-Sharing Deal for Three Markets.
October 16, 2001

Gamblers Stay Away from Detroit-Area Casinos in Wake of Attacks.
October 16, 2001

Detroit Free Press Home Computing Column.
October 16, 2001

Ford, GM Get Lowered Credit Ratings.
October 16, 2001

Minnesota Plant Unsure What Bethlehem Steel Bankruptcy Protection Filing Means.
October 16, 2001

Florida University Leaders Request Legislative Check on Tuition, Fees.
October 16, 2001

October Brings Rise in Percentage of Seats Filled on Continental Jets.
October 16, 2001

Promotion Backfires for Search Engine Company in Overland Park, Kansas.
October 16, 2001

$6.5 Million Lofts Projects Adds to Kansas City, Mo., Residential Revival.
October 16, 2001

Former Mexican President Says Attacks on U.S. Will Harm Developing Economies.
October 16, 2001

Florida Energy Commission Studies Possibilities for Electricity Generation.
October 16, 2001

Milwaukee-Area Advertising Agency Spins Off Public-Relations Unit.
October 16, 2001

Wisconsin Governor Orders Officials to Shop within State Borders First.
October 16, 2001

Developers Plan to Construct Housing Complex in Downtown Milwaukee.
October 16, 2001

Framingham, Mass.-Based Telecommunications Firm Buys Lucent Unit.
October 16, 2001

Struggling British Music Giant EMI Hires New Chief.
October 16, 2001

Developer in Charge of World Trade Center Hires Top Lawyer for Insurance Cases.
October 16, 2001

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
October 16, 2001

America's No. 3 Steelmaker Files for Bankruptcy Protection.
October 16, 2001

United Steelworkers' President Calls for U.S. to Help Ailing Industry.
October 16, 2001

Bethlehem Steel Files for Bankruptcy Protection.
October 16, 2001

Investment Manager Makes Offer to Campbell Soup at Below-Market Price.
October 16, 2001

Americans Using Credit Cards More, but Can't Afford to Pay.
October 16, 2001

Safeguard Scientifics Hires Veteran Industry Executive.
October 16, 2001

Unisys to Cut 3,000 Jobs.
October 16, 2001

Providence Journal, R.I., Business Briefs Column.
October 16, 2001

Some Businesses in Rhode Island Reconsider Travel Policies Following Attacks.
October 16, 2001

Agricultural Biotechnology Firms Make Their Mark in Raleigh, N.C., Area.
October 16, 2001

Closings, Spending Contribute to Losses for Richmond, Va.-Based Manufacturer.
October 16, 2001

AT&T Broadband to Close Two Indiana Customer Service Call Centers.
October 16, 2001

Legal Scholars Say Microsoft Case Mediator Could Offer New Perspective.
October 16, 2001

Planning, Diversity Keep St. Charles, Mo.-Based Aircraft Supplier Afloat.
October 16, 2001

Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn., Northwest Airline Column.
October 16, 2001

U.S. Retailers Rethink Ads, Promotions As They Try to Gauge Consumer Moods.
October 16, 2001

Chicago Tribune Inside Health Care Column.
October 16, 2001

IMC Global to Sell Salt Business for $640 Million.
October 16, 2001

Chicago Tribune Carol Kleiman Worklife Column.
October 16, 2001

Creditors of Embattled Thai Cement Firm May Need More Time.
October 16, 2001

Japanese Joint Venture Eyes Opportunities in Thai Data Communications Market.
October 16, 2001

Former Thailand Prime Minister Criticises Government Record.
October 16, 2001

Powell, Pakistani Foreign Minister Review Growing Crisis.
October 16, 2001

Taliban Foreign Minister Defects from Kabul Regime.
October 16, 2001

Colwich, Kan., Charts Sorghum's Future with Better Hybrids.
October 16, 2001

WTO Meeting to Move from Qatar.
October 16, 2001

Additions Will Help Belleville, Ill., Air Force Base Avoid Closing.
October 16, 2001

Pleasanton, Calif.-Based Online Software Maker to Slash More Jobs.
October 16, 2001

Local Calling Area Expands for Ameritech, Verizon Customers in Michigan.
October 16, 2001

Houston-Area African-American Firms Win Achievement Awards.
October 16, 2001

Investor Seeks End to Compaq-HP Deal.
October 16, 2001

Profits of Houston-Based Energy Trader Are Up 62 Percent, Surpassing Estimates.
October 16, 2001

Houston Home Sales Hit Slump after Sept. 11.
October 16, 2001