Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from February 28 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from February 28 2001

Insurance Company Cancels Coverage for Augusta, Ga., State Employees.
February 28, 2001

Ohio IRS Officials Work to Reduce Illegal Trusts.
February 28, 2001

New Mexico Utility Increases Price of Natural Gas.
February 28, 2001

Atlanta-Based Forest Products Company's Ad Campaign Highlights Strategy Shift.
February 28, 2001

Aircraft Manufacturing Company Plans Headquarters in Jasper, Texas.
February 28, 2001

Texas Clean Air Committee Chairman Predicts Stricter Air Quality Regulations.
February 28, 2001

Charlotte, N.C.-Area Homebuilders Predict Robust Sales.
February 28, 2001

Charlotte, N.C.-Area Builders Predict a Robust Spring Economy.
February 28, 2001

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
February 28, 2001... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 28--PAY TO RENOVATE OVENS AND GET NAME IN LIGHTS: Ovens Auditorium is preparing to go the route of its companion entertainment facility on Independence...

Bank of America Begins Designating Market Presidents.
February 28, 2001

South Carolina Summit Addresses Future of Organic Farming.
February 28, 2001

Texas Tech Company Shares Blame with Nike for Software Problems.
February 28, 2001

RadioShack, Blockbuster Video Agree to Partnership.
February 28, 2001

German Motor City Shrugs over DaimlerChrysler's U.S. Layoffs.
February 28, 2001

American Clout Fades within the DaimlerChrysler Corporation.
February 28, 2001

Ford Unveils Small Jaguar to Compete with BMW.
February 28, 2001

Durham, N.C., Financier Sues former Business Partner.
February 28, 2001

Durham, N.C., Software Company Buys Consulting Firm.
February 28, 2001

Duluth News-Tribune, Minn., BizBuzz Column.
February 28, 2001

Duluth, Minn., University Class Attracts Young Entrepreneurs.
February 28, 2001

Duluth, Minn., Remembers Businessman who Strived to Strengthen Downtown.
February 28, 2001

Minnesota Steel Companies Announce Executive Shuffles.
February 28, 2001

Outgoing Florida University Chancellor Diminishes Reliance on SAT Scores.
February 28, 2001

Florida Jury Orders DuPont to Pay Shrimp Farm for Chemical Damage.
February 28, 2001

Fast Food Industry Anticipates Increasing Incidents of Customer Violence.
February 28, 2001

Miami-Area Officials to Seek Judge's Aid in Dispute over Antigay Petition.
February 28, 2001

Miami Shopping-Entertainment Complex Opens in Already-Hot Market.
February 28, 2001

American Urges TWA Employees to Abandon Provisions in Labor Contracts.
February 28, 2001

Boston Cancer Institute Places Greater Emphasis on High-Tech Research.
February 28, 2001

The Boston Globe Boston Capital Column.
February 28, 2001

The Boston Globe Downtown Column.
February 28, 2001

Harvard Negotiates to Buy Boston Business Complex.
February 28, 2001

Boston Health Care Group Disputes Hospital Rate Increases.
February 28, 2001

Tech-Venture Incubator Idealab Seeks to Sublet Its Boston Office Space.
February 28, 2001

Boston-Based Business Liquidator Works under Pressure.
February 28, 2001

Supermarket Chain Announces Plans to Buy South Boston Grocery.
February 28, 2001

Hershey Foods Suspends Deal with Earnhardt Race Team.
February 28, 2001

Pennsylvania Verizon Executive Assails Breakup Plan.
February 28, 2001

AT&T Calls on New Jersey to Divide Rival Verizon.
February 28, 2001

New Development Marketed as Closest Master-Planned Community to Houston.
February 28, 2001

Houston Chronicle Marketing Column.
February 28, 2001

Jacksonville, Fla.-Area Architectural Firms Leave Signature on Golf Clubhouses.
February 28, 2001

Discount Chain Eyes Space at Jacksonville, Fla., Shopping Center.
February 28, 2001

Kansas City, Mo., Civic Leader Joins Bank Holding Company.
February 28, 2001

Atlanta-Based Computerized Airline Reservation Company Plans to Cut Jobs.
February 28, 2001

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
February 28, 2001... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 28--A RECESSION CAN BE A GOOD THING: The continuing plunge of consumer confidence probably means a recession is inevitable. Fear not, however. As...

Former Overland Park, Mo., Computer Firm Employees File for Unpaid Wages.
February 28, 2001

Boeing 717 Will `Stretch' Fuel from Long Beach, Calif., to Hawaii.
February 28, 2001

Kentucky Community Colleges Institute a Degree Program for Industrial Workers.
February 28, 2001

Proposed Landfill Causes Controversy in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
February 28, 2001

New Discount Mall Opens in Miami-Dade County, Fla.
February 28, 2001

New Motorcycle Maker Opens Shop in Gustine, Calif.
February 28, 2001

Northwest Promotes Memphis, Tenn., Airport Executive.
February 28, 2001

FedEx Pilots Committee Searches for Possible Union Merger.
February 28, 2001

Wauwatosa, Wis., Assisted Living Home Operator Asks to Defer Payments.
February 28, 2001

Milwaukee Bank Completes Merger with Wisconsin Giant.
February 28, 2001

Developer Buys Milwaukee, Wis., Mall for a Discount Price.
February 28, 2001

Procter & Gamble Considers Consolidating Its Green Bay, Wis., Paper Warehouse.
February 28, 2001

Milwaukee Adds Another Wireless Service Provider.
February 28, 2001

East Connecticut Chamber of Commerce Names Citizen of the Year.
February 28, 2001

Clothier Consolidates, Lays Off Computer Workers in Newport News, Va.-Area.
February 28, 2001

State Leaders Slate Hampton, Va., Interchange Work to Start in July.
February 28, 2001

Publisher Sues to Block Sales of Electronic Books.
February 28, 2001

Daily News, New York, Media Column.
February 28, 2001

Daily News, New York, Publishing Column.
February 28, 2001

Manhattan Real Estate Firm Pays $22.55 Million for Small-but-Posh Shops.
February 28, 2001

Foothill Ranch, Calif., Eyeglass Firm Takes a Swing at Golf Wear.
February 28, 2001

Irvine, Calif.-Based Home Improvement Chain Executives Exude Confidence.
February 28, 2001

Firm Ranks Corona del Mar, Calif.-Based Money Manager Second in Nation.
February 28, 2001

California Governor Sees U.S. Approval of Power Proposal.
February 28, 2001

Los Angeles-Based Management Firm Refunds Renters' Security Deposits.
February 28, 2001

Companies Offer Milk, Cookies to Centerville, Utah, Residents.
February 28, 2001

Ogden, Utah, Predicts a Growing Employment Rate.
February 28, 2001

Utah Pizza Delivery Drivers Weather the Weather.
February 28, 2001

Orlando, Fla.-Based Fund's Bankruptcy Triggers International Investigation.
February 28, 2001

AT&T Executive Remains Bullish on His Company's Future.
February 28, 2001

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Business Briefs Column.
February 28, 2001

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Earnings Column.
February 28, 2001

Pittsburgh Hits the Jackpot with High-Tech Expo.
February 28, 2001

Pittsburgh-Area Concerns Test the Waters.
February 28, 2001

Pennsylvania Health Care Executive Leaves for Position in Ohio.
February 28, 2001

Philadelphia Convention Bureau Chief's Bonuses Tied to Hotel Figures.
February 28, 2001

Blind Customers Bank On Talking ATMs from Boston-Based Bank.
February 28, 2001

Providence Journal, R.I., Business Briefs Column.
February 28, 2001