Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from September 4 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from September 4 2001

Near Collision Causes Change in Air Traffic Control at Dallas-Area Airport.
September 4, 2001

Activists Hope Firms' Involvement Boosts Battle against AIDS in Africa.
September 4, 2001

The Boston Globe Boston Capital Column.
September 4, 2001

Cambridge, Mass., Tech Tenants Suffer as Race for Office Space Ends.
September 4, 2001

The Boston Globe David Warsh Column.
September 4, 2001

New Auto Auction in North Texas Bucks Industry Trends.
September 4, 2001

Entrepreneurs Hope Night Life in Fort Worth, Texas, Will Boost City's Image.
September 4, 2001

Houston Leaders Work to Change City's Image.
September 4, 2001

Exxon Mobil Refinery Tends to Baytown, Texas, Cemetery.
September 4, 2001

Hewlett-Packard to Buy Compaq in $25 Billion Deal.
September 4, 2001

Ammonia Leak Hurts St. Paul, Minn., Ethanol Plant's Case.
September 4, 2001

Mt. Prospect, Ill., Firm Finds New Uses for Superconductivity Technology.
September 4, 2001

Shark Populations Threatened Worldwide.
September 4, 2001

Boeing Lands in Chicago Airport Battle.
September 4, 2001

Time Magazine Honors Seattle School with `College of the Year' Award.
September 4, 2001

Seattle-Area Hospital Gambles on Emergency-Room Renovation.
September 4, 2001

Lynnwood, Wash., Theater Patrons Find Movie's Missing Scene Maddening.
September 4, 2001

New Pipeline Will Keep Water Flowing to Seattle Utilities' Customers.
September 4, 2001

Idaho Specialist Details Elaborate Health Codes for Potato Processing.
September 4, 2001

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
September 4, 2001

Reading, Pa.-Area Organic Warehouse Grows a Business from Natural Products.
September 4, 2001

South Bend Tribune, Ind., Action Line Column.
September 4, 2001

Staffing Agency in South Bend, Ind., Diversifies Into New Industries.
September 4, 2001

Disputes Over Exports to Mexico May Lead to Losses for California Growers.
September 4, 2001

In Face of Stiff Competition, Intel Puts Out Speediest Chip Yet.
September 4, 2001

IBM to Unveil Servers Priced to Battle Dell.
September 4, 2001

Texas Workers' Comp Agency Gets New Chief.
September 4, 2001

University of Colorado Dean Names Himself Director of Technology Institute.
September 4, 2001

Hewlett-Packard to Buy Compaq.
September 4, 2001

Eugene, Ore., Fast-Food Restaurateur Exercises Business Savvy.
September 4, 2001

Scanner Maker PSC Lays Off 60 Workers in Eugene, Ore.
September 4, 2001

Slowdown Hits Oregon Harder due to Ties to High-Tech Industry.
September 4, 2001

Chevron-Texaco Monster Merger Likely to Receive Go-Ahead; Job Cuts Loom.
September 4, 2001

Raleigh, N.C.-Area Employees Forsaken by Market, Employers, Health Insurance.
September 4, 2001

The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C., Technology Column.
September 4, 2001... By Christina Dyrness, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 4--You've heard of road rage. What about bidder's rage? That's the problem Steve Zimmerman and his partners are out to solve. President...

San Antonio-Based Lender Plays Key Role in Mexico's Development.
September 4, 2001

Workers Need Motivation in a Slow Economy.
September 4, 2001

FBI, High Point, N.C., Police, Round Up Suspects in First Union Robberies.
September 4, 2001

Austin, Texas-Based Furniture e-Tailer Lives Fast, Dies Young.
September 4, 2001

Mississippi-Based Kensington Furniture to Sell Sophia, N.C., Facility.
September 4, 2001

Sale of Shaw Furniture Galleries Throws Randleman, N.C., Consumers for Loop.
September 4, 2001

(B) OPINION: Stopping Free Speech Won't Stop Racism.
September 4, 2001

The Dallas Morning News Robert Miller Column.
September 4, 2001

U.S. Foodservice Buys Former Kraft Foods Unit Alliant for $1.45 Billion.
September 4, 2001

The Philadelphia Inquirer Loose Change Column.
September 4, 2001

Philadelphia Mayor's Pension Board Representatives Ignore Advice on Firm.
September 4, 2001

York County Council, S.C., Ponders Environmental Trade-Off for Developers.
September 4, 2001

Plan Outlines Reducing Dye Discharge in North Carolina's South Fork River.
September 4, 2001

Independent Hardware Stores in Fort Worth, Texas, Aim for Specialized Service.
September 4, 2001

Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas, Real Estate Report.
September 4, 2001... Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 4--FORT WORTH--PROJECT ADDS INDUSTRIAL SPACE NEAR DOWNTOWN: Interstate Industrial Properties, a Fort Worth-based firm that specializes in industrial space, has built...

Miami-Area Woman Goes From Claims to Sales.
September 4, 2001

Milwaukee-Based Bank May Expand to Chicago Area.
September 4, 2001

New York Restaurant To Launch Spin-Off Location.
September 4, 2001

The Orange County Register, Calif., Small Business Column.
September 4, 2001

New Denver Fed Executive Aims to Raise Bank's Profile.
September 4, 2001

Victims of `Fake Prize' Scams are Frequently over 60.
September 4, 2001

Pledge on Taxes Splits Charlotte, N.C., GOP Mayor, Council Members.
September 4, 2001

Boulder, Colo.-Based Tape Drive Maker Snags a Deal with Hewlett Packard.
September 4, 2001

Indianapolis-Based Firm Says Ethics Lapses By Boss, Staff Prevail.
September 4, 2001

Kansas City-Area Information Technology Firm Cuts Staff.
September 4, 2001

Canoe Business Finds Success on Lawrence, Kan.-Area River.
September 4, 2001

Scottsdale, Ariz.-Based Technology Firm Denies Reports of Job Cuts.
September 4, 2001

Alternative Medicine Goes Mainstream in Quest for Health.
September 4, 2001

Fisherman Still Angered over Government Action in Oregon's Klamath Basin.
September 4, 2001

Seattle, Wash., Candy Company Finds Life Still Sweet after Quake.
September 4, 2001

Santa Fe, N.M., Economy Slugs Through Tough Times.
September 4, 2001

Intel Zooms Ahead of AMD with Fastest Chip Ever.
September 4, 2001

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Wiretap Column.
September 4, 2001

Chicago Tribune Market Report Column.
September 4, 2001

Chicago Tribune David Greising Column.
September 4, 2001

Shipping Firm Moves Headquarters to Norfolk, Va.
September 4, 2001

West Virginia Sole BMW Dealership Adds Inventory.
September 4, 2001

CEO of Internet Start-Up Resigns Due to Downsizing.
September 4, 2001

Santa Barbara County, Calif., Retailers Profit from Return to School.
September 4, 2001

Sale of Apartment Complexes Increases in Second Quarter.
September 4, 2001

Former Georgetown University Basketball Coach May Seek Gambling License.
September 4, 2001

Nevada Representative Wants to Reduce Fee for Maintenance of Mining Claim.
September 4, 2001

Two Experts Speak about Electricity Situation in Texas.
September 4, 2001

Two Offshore Oil Drilling Contractors Plan to Merge.
September 4, 2001

Texas Companies Help New York Stock Exchange Assert Tech Predominance.
September 4, 2001

Liggett Group to Produce 'Safer' Cigarettes in Durham, N.C.
September 4, 2001

Florida International University to Open Fraternity Row.
September 4, 2001

Fort Worth, Texas-Area Teamsters Experience Political Divisions.
September 4, 2001

Little Chute, Wis., Label Printing Company Recognized for Success.
September 4, 2001