Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from February 4 2004

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from February 4 2004

Chicago Auto Show a Big Day for Buick.
February 4, 2004

U.S. Car Sales Get Slow Start to 2004; Automakers' Shares Slide on News.
February 4, 2004

Firm in India Boosts Share in Detroit-Based Drug Maker.
February 4, 2004

Electricity Bills to Be Shocking in Michigan.
February 4, 2004

Democrats Pounce on Huge Job Losses in Manufacturing.
February 4, 2004

New Pill by Pfizer to Treat Both High Blood Pressure and Cholesterol.
February 4, 2004

Taubman Centers' Quarterly Earnings Post Gain.
February 4, 2004

Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor Column.
February 4, 2004

Sunrise, Fla.-Based Mayor's Jewelers Reports Rise in Quarterly Earnings.
February 4, 2004

Mexico's State Oil Monopoly Reports Total Sales of $60 Billion in 2003.
February 4, 2004

Super Bowl Halftime Show Tests FCC Chairman's Free-Market Beliefs.
February 4, 2004

Pre-election Year Best of the Four-Year Political Cycle.
February 4, 2004

Republicans Defend Bush's National Guard Service.
February 4, 2004

California Attorney General Will Not Review Safeway Protest Complaints.
February 4, 2004

Macy's Home Store to Be Reorganized; Jobs to Be Cut.
February 4, 2004

Expert Discusses Future of Baltimore Transportation.
February 4, 2004

Sylvan Learning Systems Halts Classes in India.
February 4, 2004

Columbia, Md., Real Estate Development Firm to Buy Rhode Island Mall.
February 4, 2004

Cold Winter Pays Off for Some Maryland Businesses.
February 4, 2004

Pentagon's Ambitions May Prove Fruitful for Maryland Defense Contractors.
February 4, 2004

Broomfield, Colo., Collects More Sales Tax than Expected in 2003.
February 4, 2004

Boulder, Colo., Hospital Closing Onsite Child-Care Center.
February 4, 2004

Illinois Governor Disputes Survey Linking State Fees, Taxes to Jobs Losses.
February 4, 2004

Santa Barbara-Based Firm Buys Hotel, Sells Another.
February 4, 2004

Santa Barbara News-Press, Calif., Business Unlimited Column.
February 4, 2004

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
February 4, 2004

Rich's-Macy's Chairman to Take New Job at Parent.
February 4, 2004

Federal Government Moves to Start Training Cargo Pilots to Carry Guns.
February 4, 2004

Layoff Data Stoke Job Market Fears.
February 4, 2004

Georgia-Pacific Posts $31 Million Quarterly Profit.
February 4, 2004

Ohio Contractor Sues Newell Rubbermaid.
February 4, 2004

Number of Realtors in Akron, Ohio, Area is Booming.
February 4, 2004

After Slow Year, Truck-Maker Mack Sees Pickup.
February 4, 2004

Senate Demands New Power over Medicaid Fraud.
February 4, 2004

Sprint Signs TV Deal.
February 4, 2004

YMCA in Salina, Kan., Reports Losses in 2002, 2003.
February 4, 2004

Teen Retailer Gadzooks Files Chapter 11; Company to Close 156 Stores.
February 4, 2004

Air Emissions Pledge by AK Steel Hailed by Groups.
February 4, 2004

Muslim Army Chaplain's Hearing Postponed Again.
February 4, 2004

Sociologist Says Americans Have More Free Time than in 1960s.
February 4, 2004

Conservative Florida Lawmakers Eye Legislation to Prolong Life of Coma Patient.
February 4, 2004

CEO of Davie, Fla.-Based Drug Maker Replaced after 20 Months.
February 4, 2004

Champion of Public Health in Miami Helped Change Lives of Many.
February 4, 2004

Share Prices Soars for Florida Developer of Potential Ricin Vaccine.
February 4, 2004

Trade Ministers Hold Talks in Mexico Concerning Hemispheric Bloc.
February 4, 2004

Federal Panel Calls for Raising Excise Tax on Cigarettes by $2 per Pack.
February 4, 2004

Cost to Milwaukee Taxpayers Rises for Harley-Davidson Museum-Office Plan.
February 4, 2004

Beloit, Wis., Game Maker to Sell Three Brands to Mattel.
February 4, 2004

SEC Probes Fund Tied to U.S. Bancorp.
February 4, 2004

Business Leader Opposes Plan for Senior Housing Development in Milwaukee.
February 4, 2004

Security Costs May Cut into Miami Port's Budget, Expansion Plans.
February 4, 2004

Palm Beach County, Fla., Avoids Lawsuit by Agreeing to Buy Voting Printers.
February 4, 2004

Novartis Seeks Design for New Cambridge, Mass., Building.
February 4, 2004

The Boston Globe Downtown Column.
February 4, 2004

Massachusetts Pension Fund Close to Firing Fidelity as Portfolio Manager.
February 4, 2004

Webster, Mass., Insurance Company to Use Credit Scores to Determine Coverage.
February 4, 2004

Linux Lawsuit May Make SCO Group CEO More Hated than Bill Gates.
February 4, 2004

Penn National Gaming's Revenue Soars to Record $296.9 Million.
February 4, 2004

Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Financial Dilemma Linked to Staff Cuts.
February 4, 2004

Building-Supply Retailer to Build Store in Highspire, Pa.
February 4, 2004

Tyco Posts 27 Percent Increase in Quarterly Income.
February 4, 2004

Connecticut Bank Selling Credit Card Business.
February 4, 2004

Lieberban Withdraws from Presidential Race.
February 4, 2004

Connecticut Bus Garage Switches to Solar Power.
February 4, 2004

The Orange County Register, Calif., Business Briefs Column.
February 4, 2004

California Attorney General's Opinion Sought on Campaign-Finance Ordinance.
February 4, 2004

Irvine, Calif., to Get Second Set of High-Rise Condos.
February 4, 2004

U.S. Probes Ralphs Grocery Hiring.
February 4, 2004

Orange County, Calif., Light-Rail Project Closer to Federal Funds.
February 4, 2004

Mortgage Regulation in California Called Lax.
February 4, 2004

Southern California Edison Abandons Disposal Plan for Nuclear Reactor.
February 4, 2004

Walgreens Threatens to Pull Out of California Workers' Compensation Program.
February 4, 2004

First Suspected Cases of Bass Virus Strike Polk County, Fla.
February 4, 2004

Florida Governor Calls for Disclosure of Some Campaign Financers.
February 4, 2004

The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., Susan Strother Clarke Column.
February 4, 2004

Florida Feeding Tube Legislation Meets Opposition.
February 4, 2004

The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., Jobs Column.
February 4, 2004

Mortgage Bankers Loaned Record Amount on Commercial Real Estate in 2003.
February 4, 2004

Saks to Rebrand Its Parisian Stores in Orlando, Fla., Market.
February 4, 2004

Florida Working Poor Are Often in Suburbs, Study Finds.
February 4, 2004

New Pittsburgh-Based Airline Pushes Back Startup Date.
February 4, 2004

Pittsburgh Banking Community Shrinks as Mergers Gobble Up Smaller Players.
February 4, 2004

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Datelines Column.
February 4, 2004

Federated to Pay $7.6 Million to Investors Harmed by Trading.
February 4, 2004