Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from February 14 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from February 14 2001

Atlanta-Based AGL Resources to Sell Billing Arm of Its Gas Marketer.
February 14, 2001

Georgia Insurance Official Orders Humana to Refund $1 Million to Businesses.
February 14, 2001

Whistle-blower Wins Ruling in Case against Georgia Power Co.
February 14, 2001

Buffalo, N.Y.-Based Gibraltar Steel Acquires Heat-Treating Business.
February 14, 2001

Poll Says Workers Frown on Supervisor/Employee Romances.
February 14, 2001

Pan Am Airways May Start Service at Bradenton, Fla., Airport.
February 14, 2001

California Officials Struggle to Prevent Energy Crisis.
February 14, 2001

Gas Prices Continue to Decline in Northern California.
February 14, 2001

Columbia Daily Tribune, Mo., Street Talk Column.
February 14, 2001

Air Carriers Uncertain of Future for Columbia, Mo., Flights.
February 14, 2001

University of Missouri Health Care Makes Final Round of Job Cuts.
February 14, 2001

Columbia, Mo., Job Market Remains Strong despite Dip in National Figures.
February 14, 2001

Top Managers Get No Raises at First Union as Bank Freezes Their Salaries.
February 14, 2001

Salisbury, N.C.-Based Supermarket Operator's Quarterly Earnings Plunge.
February 14, 2001

Court Hears Appeal on Rezoning for Proposed Wal-Mart in Hickory, N.C.
February 14, 2001

Computer Column.
February 14, 2001

Expert Predicts Real Estate Market Headed for Downward Spiral.
February 14, 2001

Acquisition of Blythewood, S.C.-Based Systems Firm Cost More than Announced.
February 14, 2001

American Airlines Pilots Vote to Discontinue Shares Frequent Flier Miles.
February 14, 2001

Dallas-Based Blockbuster's Net Loss Widens in Quarter.
February 14, 2001

The Dallas Morning News E-Commerce Column.
February 14, 2001

Nation Not In Recession, Greenspan Tells Congress.
February 14, 2001

Southern Methodist University Renames Law School after Donors.
February 14, 2001

Developer Trammell Crow Plans to Build Office Park in Allen, Texas.
February 14, 2001

Consulting Group Expects Increase in World's Oil Supply.
February 14, 2001

Mexican President Taps Private-Sector Leaders to Overhaul State Oil Agency.
February 14, 2001

Census Bureau Estimates Missed, Overcounted People.
February 14, 2001

African Americans Begin to Bridge the Digital Divide.
February 14, 2001

Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor Column.
February 14, 2001

Detroit Free Press Mike Wendland Column.
February 14, 2001

Landowner Vows to Put Homes, Mines, Clear Cuts on Scenic Colorado Mountain.
February 14, 2001

Canadian Ski Magazine Enters U.S. Market.
February 14, 2001

Duluth News-Tribune, Minn., BizBuzz Column.
February 14, 2001

Superior, Wis., Lab Puts Fuel to the Test.
February 14, 2001

New Kia Lot Gets OK from Duluth, Minn., Commission.
February 14, 2001

Arlington, Texas, Mall Requests Extension of Deadline for Expansion Project.
February 14, 2001

Nike Teams with Fort Worth, Texas, Designer to Produce Golf Clubs.
February 14, 2001

Southwest Airlines Enacts Changes in Effort to Reduce Missed Connections.
February 14, 2001

The Boston Globe Downtown Column.
February 14, 2001

Boston-Area Hospital Seeks Deal with Drug Company.
February 14, 2001

Greenspan Says Economy Not in Recession.
February 14, 2001

New England Leaders Dismiss Foreshadowing of California Energy Crisis.
February 14, 2001

Boston-Based Mutual Fund Giant Offers `Virtual Adviser' Service with GM.
February 14, 2001

Andover, Mass., Telecom Company Announces Partnership.
February 14, 2001

Authority Approves Budget for Operation of Harrisburg, Pa.-Area Airports.
February 14, 2001

Pennsylvania-Based Bank Fights Suit Filed by Fired CEO.
February 14, 2001

Union Urges Pennsylvania Legislature to Oppose Breakup of Verizon.
February 14, 2001

Wayne, N.J.-Based Grand Union Sale Delayed by Red Tape.
February 14, 2001

Merged Bank Plans to Close 17 Branches in Texas.
February 14, 2001

Texas Judge Refuses to Lift Injunction against Houston Light-Rail Line.
February 14, 2001

Houston Chronicle Marketing Column.
February 14, 2001

Galveston, Texas, Judge Admonishes, Fines Wal-Mart for Pretrial Conduct.
February 14, 2001

Entrepreneur Finalizes Purchase of Anderson, Ind., Car-Parts Maker, Names CEO.
February 14, 2001

Jacksonville, Fla., Brokerage Hopes NFL Clientele Will Raise Its Profile.
February 14, 2001

Lawsuit Filed against Maker of Hip Implant.
February 14, 2001

Hallmark's Revenues Rise 3 Percent.
February 14, 2001

Kansas City, Kan., Specialty Foods Company Acquires Local Sauce Maker.
February 14, 2001

Missouri Public Service Commission Asks Bell to Lower Charges to Competitors.
February 14, 2001

Los Angeles-Area Newspapers Host Dating Web Site.
February 14, 2001

Ohio-Based Food Company Profits Continue to Tumble.
February 14, 2001

Long Beach, Calif., Farmer's Market Changes Locales.
February 14, 2001

Miami-Based Company Plans to Sell Cigarettes with Reduced Carcinogen Levels.
February 14, 2001

EDITORIAL: Napster Decision Proves Copyrights Exist in the Virtual World.
February 14, 2001

Exxon Mobil Faces Class-Action Suit from Gas Station Dealers.
February 14, 2001

Napster Ruling Incites Disputes Among Miami Consumers.
February 14, 2001

The Miami Herald Promotions Column.
February 14, 2001... The Miami Herald Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 14--SIMON ROY has been named vice president of marketing at Zodiac Pool Care. He will be responsible for all aspects of marketing for Zodiac, including product development,...

The Monterey County Herald, Calif., Business Briefs Column.
February 14, 2001... The Monterey County Herald, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 14--REFERRAL GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS: Dr. John H. Coleman of Coleman Chiropractic has been appointed president of the Professional Referral Organization, a Monterey...

Parent of Memphis, Tenn., Scrap Metal Business Struggles with Bankruptcy.
February 14, 2001

Milwaukee, Minneapolis-Based Banks' Shareholders Approve Merger.
February 14, 2001

Chrysler Offers Workers Car Discounts as an Early Retirement Incentive.
February 14, 2001

Developer Converts Milwaukee Warehouse to Condo Complex.
February 14, 2001

Increased Fertilizer Costs Hit Wisconsin Farmers.
February 14, 2001

Board Charges Milwaukee Steel Company with Violations against Organized Labor.
February 14, 2001

Gateway Sues Defunct Williamsburg, Va., Store over Computers.
February 14, 2001

Tribune Co. Acquires Seven Virginia Weekly Newspapers.
February 14, 2001

Two Promoted Johnson & Johnson Executives Look Like Future CEO Material.
February 14, 2001

Lucent to Begin Laying Off 16,000 Workers.
February 14, 2001

Investors Have High Hopes in Newark, N.J., Office Tower.
February 14, 2001

Prudential, Other Insurers Join Forces to Create Web Site that Sells Policies.
February 14, 2001

New Jersey House Prices Soar in 2000.
February 14, 2001

Chatham, N.J., Redeveloper Shifts Gears so Investor Can Bow Out.
February 14, 2001

Retirees Fill in as New Jersey Schools Find Fewer Available Principals.
February 14, 2001

Outside New Jersey, 56 Percent of Seafood Plants Don't Meet Rules.
February 14, 2001

Sesame Street Magazine Lays Off 60.
February 14, 2001