Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from August 6 2003

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from August 6 2003

Advertising Veteran Offers Companies Multicultural Market Advice.
August 6, 2003

Pepsico Brand, 7-Eleven Team Up on Slurpee Flavor.
August 6, 2003

Stamford, Conn.-Based i3 Mobile Agrees to Sell Itself.
August 6, 2003

Discount Stores Thrive in Augusta, Ga., Area.
August 6, 2003

Augusta, Ga., Area Revises Revenue Estimates from Hotels during Masters.
August 6, 2003

New Pro-business Group Gains Support in Albu...uer...ue, N.M.
August 6, 2003

Presbyterian Healthcare Services Boots Blue Cross, Blue Shield.
August 6, 2003

Standard & Poor's Gives Low Grade to Ardent Health Services.
August 6, 2003

Federal Regulation of Lending Irks States.
August 6, 2003

Atlanta-Based Home Builder Names CEO.
August 6, 2003

Krispy Kreme Heads across the Pond to Britain's Harrods.
August 6, 2003

Ten from Atlanta Law Group Leave to Launch Own Firm.
August 6, 2003

Discounters' Encroachment Leads to Vacancies at Atlanta-Area Malls.
August 6, 2003

Rising Bond Yields Begin to Eat into Stock Market Gains.
August 6, 2003

Neighbors of Beaumont, Texas, Arena Complain about Elevated Noise.
August 6, 2003

Wayne, N.J.-Based Chemical Firm Reopens Port Neches, Texas Plant, Rehires 150.
August 6, 2003

General Electric to Buy Transamerica for $5.4 Billion.
August 6, 2003

Chairman Retires from Shelton, Conn.-Based Latex Company.
August 6, 2003

Trumbull, Conn.-Based Oxford Health Posts Higher Quarterly Earnings.
August 6, 2003

Women's Leadership Group Gathers in Stratford, Conn., for Annual Conference.
August 6, 2003

Casino Firm Partners with CB Richard Ellis.
August 6, 2003

Tupelo, Miss., Paper Hires Former Biloxi Sun Herald Editor.
August 6, 2003... By Patrick Peterson, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 6--BILOXI, Miss.--Advertising executive, professor and journalist Mike Tonos, 51, will leave South Mississippi this month to become managing...

Restaurateur Buys Building to Stay Open in Granite City, Ill.
August 6, 2003

Fish Co-Op Adopts 'Illinois Pride' Label.
August 6, 2003

Erie, Colo., Woman 'Stages' Homes to Help Them Sell.
August 6, 2003

Boulder, Colo., Hotel Brings Area Fresh Outlook.
August 6, 2003

Bradenton, Fla.-Area New Home Starts More Than Quadruple National Rate.
August 6, 2003

Cellular Company Settles on Eastern Side of Manatee County, Fla.
August 6, 2003

Florida Subdivision Inches toward Completion.
August 6, 2003

Census Classifies Baby Boomers as 'Near Old'.
August 6, 2003

Baltimore Economic-Development Group Releases City 'Scorecard'.
August 6, 2003

Salaries for Maryland Region Move Only Slightly Higher in Last Year.
August 6, 2003

Higher U.S. Demand, Lower Supply Cause Price Spikes in Global Vanilla Market.
August 6, 2003

Former Labor Secretary to Discuss Economy's Future in Eastham, Mass., Lecture.
August 6, 2003

Rules for California Governor Recall May Change by Week's End.
August 6, 2003

Construction Gets Underway on Columbus, Ga., Cancer Center.
August 6, 2003

Encouraged by Economic Recovery, Columbia, S.C., Firm to Build New Hotel.
August 6, 2003

State of Bond Market May Hurt Banks' Earnings.
August 6, 2003

Frito-Lay, Dallas Fitness Guru Unite to Promote Smart Snacks.
August 6, 2003

Experts Say Telephone Access Charges System Should End.
August 6, 2003

SBC to Target Hotels, Convention Centers for Wireless Technology Campaign.
August 6, 2003

New Michigan Airport Terminal to Get Grand Opening.
August 6, 2003

Carmakers Pass Over Fuel Cell and Hybrid Technology to Focus on the Present.
August 6, 2003

Michigan-Based Travel Service No Longer Open.
August 6, 2003

Detroit Free Press Home Computing Column.
August 6, 2003

Northwest's Airbus Debuts.
August 6, 2003

SBC to Offer Wireless Internet Subscriptions.
August 6, 2003

Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor Column.
August 6, 2003

National Football League Teams Cash in on Fashion.
August 6, 2003

Royal Bank of Scotland Set for Buying Spree as Profits Surge.
August 6, 2003

Daily Mail, London, Business Briefs.
August 6, 2003

British Airways Planes 'One-Third Empty in July Peak'.
August 6, 2003

Daily Mail, London, Alex Brummer Column.
August 6, 2003

Burberry Boss Ready to Move On.
August 6, 2003

London Market Bucks Dow's Downward Trend.
August 6, 2003

Financial Services Authority in Britain Warns Football Clubs to Release Data.
August 6, 2003

UK Hotels Chief to Check Out after Hectic 10 Years.
August 6, 2003

British Department Store Chain Reveals 24 Percent Pay Raise for Chief.
August 6, 2003

Dynamic UK Telecommunications Duo Rake In Cash.
August 6, 2003

Biomanufacturing Startup Appears Ready to Make Its Home in Durham, N.C.
August 6, 2003

Durham, N.C.-Based Poultry Vaccine-Maker Posts $3.88 Million Profit.
August 6, 2003

Developers to Invest $9.2 Million in Duluth, Minn., Senior Condo Project.
August 6, 2003

Despite Steep Losses, AOL Latin America Has Enough Funds for Another Year.
August 6, 2003

Florida Firm's Software Links Key Players on Construction Projects.
August 6, 2003

Judge Dismisses Florida Charges against Two America West Pilots.
August 6, 2003

Mega Millions Gets Nod over Powerball in Texas.
August 6, 2003

Boston Officials Push Reconstruction, Preservation of Bridge.
August 6, 2003

Massachusetts Threatens Penalties for Internet Buyers Evading Cigarette Taxes.
August 6, 2003

The Boston Globe Downtown Column.
August 6, 2003

Citizens Financial Group Posts Higher Earnings for First Half of Year.
August 6, 2003

Massachusetts Blue Cross to Raise Premiums for Senior Citizens.
August 6, 2003

Software Company Demands Payment from Linux Users, Threatens Lawsuits.
August 6, 2003

US Airways to Add Round-Trip Saturday Service between Boston, Las Vegas.
August 6, 2003

Halifax, Pa., Car Dealer Holds 'Hail Sale' to Move Storm-Damaged Inventory.
August 6, 2003

The Hartford Courant, Conn., Business Briefs Column.
August 6, 2003

Health Insurers Suffer Wall Street Losses despite Some Good Earnings News.
August 6, 2003

New Jersey-Based Hudson United Bank Prepares Itself to Be Sold.
August 6, 2003

The Hartford Courant, Conn., Inside Pitch Column.
August 6, 2003

Manufacturing Job Cutbacks in Connecticut Speed Up.
August 6, 2003

SBC Plans 6,000 Wi-Fi 'Hotspots'.
August 6, 2003

Future of Butte, Mont, Mine Brightens.
August 6, 2003

Mahwah, N.J.-Based Bank May Be on the Auction Block.
August 6, 2003

The Record, Hackensack, N.J., Openings and Expansions Column.
August 6, 2003

The Record, Hackensack, N.J., Business People Column.
August 6, 2003