Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from September 14 2004

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from September 14 2004

The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa., Retail Watch column.
September 14, 2004

Allentown, Pa.-area airport stands to lose much if US Airways pulls out.
September 14, 2004

Aberdeen, S.D., picture stores say digital cameras have not affected business.
September 14, 2004

Stamford, Conn., antiques emporium sells off surplus, plans expansion.
September 14, 2004

Stamford, Conn., ballistic vest maker ships body armor worldwide.
September 14, 2004

GE's Wilton, Conn., unit debuts upgrades for container shipping security.
September 14, 2004

GE revs up motorcycle investment by Stamford, Conn.-based finance unit.
September 14, 2004

Greenwich, Conn.-based candlemaker Blyth buys Dutch home decor companies.
September 14, 2004

Stamford, Conn.-based Xerox Corp. changes logo, slogan in image update.
September 14, 2004

Survey says 23 percent of Augusta, Ga., firms plan to hire more workers.
September 14, 2004

Coke's outlook dims.
September 14, 2004

Coke to pay equipment supplier $7 million.
September 14, 2004

Delta Air Lines hopes to head off pilot exodus.
September 14, 2004

First-time jobless claims in Georgia fall in August.
September 14, 2004

Connecticut gas prices drop, but not diesel and heating oil costs.
September 14, 2004

Future Pipe to move research, development operations to Gulfport, Miss.
September 14, 2004

Car dealerships in Bakersfield, Calif., area make room for newer models.
September 14, 2004

Ford executive speaks at Bakersfield, Calif., university campus.
September 14, 2004

Oil, gas producer to join EPA program at ceremony near Taft, Calif.
September 14, 2004

St. Clair County, Ill., jury selection begins in police car suit against Ford.
September 14, 2004

Children's health, recreation center opens in O'Fallon, Ill.
September 14, 2004

Wave of support backs new tea room in Collinsville, Ill.
September 14, 2004

Ace Hardware with greater focus on home decor comes to Lafayette, Colo.
September 14, 2004

Bank card transaction firm to grow by 100, move to Louisville, Colo.
September 14, 2004

Condo sales plummet as prices swell in Bradenton, Fla., area.
September 14, 2004

Plywood refunds on rise in Bradenton, Fla., area.
September 14, 2004

Brownsville, Texas, hospital gets new name, CEO.
September 14, 2004

Northern New Jersey entertainment, retail project gets preliminary green light.
September 14, 2004

Job view in Bergen County, N.J., appears 'bullish'.
September 14, 2004

New Jersey regulators dismiss Verizon appeal over network lease rate increase.
September 14, 2004

Houston Chronicle computing column.
September 14, 2004

Continental now part of international SkyTeam alliance.
September 14, 2004

17,000 Enron pension holders to get paid in full.
September 14, 2004

Freeze on new insurance policies may snarl home closings along Texas' coast.
September 14, 2004

Houston Chronicle Moneymakers column.
September 14, 2004

Kelly-Moore Paints suit says Union Carbide culprit in asbestos problem.
September 14, 2004

Second company questions Jacksonville, Fla., airport agency's bidding process.
September 14, 2004

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis network column.
September 14, 2004

Florida's insurance industry says it can weather the storms.
September 14, 2004

Wachovia names Jacksonville, Fla., businesswoman as regional president.
September 14, 2004

Jacksonville, N.C., airport seeks second airline.
September 14, 2004

US Airways plans still in place for Onslow County, N.C., airport.
September 14, 2004

Kansas City, Mo., gas customers may see higher heating bills.
September 14, 2004

Upscale women's clothing retailer Chico's to open store in north Macon, Ga.
September 14, 2004

Planning & Zoning Commission approves 2 large developments in Bibb County, Ga.
September 14, 2004

Macon, Ga.-area industrial authority sells land to FAA for new radar tower.
September 14, 2004

Longtime Florida contractor to shut down.
September 14, 2004

Cruise lines face struggle to rework itineraries due to hurricanes.
September 14, 2004

Two Connecticut telecommunications providers to merge.
September 14, 2004

Hartford, Conn., office supply business considers sale to Staples.
September 14, 2004

People's Bank chairman recovers from cancer surgery.
September 14, 2004

Pennsylvania governor ponders nomination for utility commission seat.
September 14, 2004

Harrisburg, Pa.-area fitness club offers more than health-building workouts.
September 14, 2004

Orangeburg, S.C., vision center to relocate as part of expansion.
September 14, 2004

Orangeburg, S.C., workshop to answer questions about running a small business.
September 14, 2004

Latin America's turnaround helps South Florida post stronger trade numbers.
September 14, 2004

Miami conference focuses on minority businesses.
September 14, 2004

'Burdines' name to be dropped; stores to be known as Macy's in Florida.
September 14, 2004

Detroit Free Press Mike Wendland column.
September 14, 2004

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh column.
September 14, 2004

Sequel of popular PC game to arrive in stores today.
September 14, 2004

Teamsters leader urges government aid for health-care system.
September 14, 2004

Oprah teams up with General Motors in Pontiac give-away.
September 14, 2004

OPINION: Crumbling system should be topic of election debate.
September 14, 2004

EBay chief has floral roots in transforming Southfield, Mich., co-op.
September 14, 2004

Contact lens implant offers alternative to laser for severely nearsighted.
September 14, 2004

Job market takes turn for the worse in Walnut Creek, Calif., area.
September 14, 2004

Walnut Creek, Calif.-area hospitals fare well in quality survey.
September 14, 2004

Oakville Grocery plans 24 new sites in California.
September 14, 2004

Investors seek to revive Baltimore-area shipyard by salvaging ex-Navy ships.
September 14, 2004

AmeriDebt's asset transfer should be probed, says bankruptcy court examiner.
September 14, 2004

Environmentalists say Yellowstone Park improperly pockets cell-tower fees.
September 14, 2004

The Miami Herald technology queries column.
September 14, 2004... By Tim Henderson, The Miami Herald Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 14--QUESTION: After some changes in my computer setup, the colors on my monitor seem wrong. What could be the matter? --Anonymous ANSWER: You could have...

Trump Hotel, Casino investors want $39 million more for their debt.
September 14, 2004

CKE Restaurants' stock plummets on disappointing earnings.
September 14, 2004

Patient poll praises 3 Orange County, Calif., hospitals.
September 14, 2004

Conflicts confuse Orange County, Calif., job prospects.
September 14, 2004

Pimco to pay $50 million to settle SEC charges.
September 14, 2004

Reeves County, Texas, commission renews lobbyist's contract.
September 14, 2004

Florida department store chain Burdines to take Macy's name.
September 14, 2004

Construction permits are issued in Paducah, Ky., at feverish pace.
September 14, 2004

Pennsylvania governor still supports choice for Gaming Control Board leader.
September 14, 2004

Journal Star, Peoria, Ill., business briefs.
September 14, 2004

Journal Star, Peoria, Ill., Business File column.
September 14, 2004