Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from February 7 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from February 7 2001

Banc One Expert Addresses U.S. Economic Forecasts.
February 7, 2001

Oklahoma Legislative Committees Clear Two Bills about Ethanol.
February 7, 2001

Pharmaceutical Company to Open `Clean Room' in Oklahoma City Facility.
February 7, 2001

Birmingham, Ala,-Based Company to Sell 11 Oklahoma Newspapers.
February 7, 2001

Utah May Need Twice As Much Electricity Soon, Power Producers Say.
February 7, 2001

FedEx Ground Adds Two Utah Terminals as Part of Nationwide Expansion.
February 7, 2001

Albertson's Grocery Chain Works on Lease for Office Tower in Salt Lake City.
February 7, 2001

Owners of Edison, N.J., Construction Firm Plead Guilty in Bid-Rigging Scheme.
February 7, 2001

Milwaukee-Area Mall's New Owner Cuts Store Hours.
February 7, 2001

Alliant Energy to Issue Credit to Iowa Customers For Bill Overestimates.
February 7, 2001

Maker of Industrial Shipping Containers to Remain in Bibb County, Ga.
February 7, 2001

Collapsed Amarillo, Texas, Company's Wastes Could Cost Thousands to Clean.
February 7, 2001

Amarillo, Texas, Meat Packer Blasts Court Verdict Given to Injured Employee.
February 7, 2001

Ohio State Senator Looks to Secure $10 Million Loan for Start-Up Airline.
February 7, 2001

California Officials Award Grant to Pesticide Reduction Studies.
February 7, 2001

USDA Cuts Raisin Production to Avoid Supply Glut.
February 7, 2001

Wal-Mart to Replace Kennewick, Wash., Store with Superstore.
February 7, 2001

Washington State Wine Grape Growers Look to High-Tech Future.
February 7, 2001

Turnaround Specialist Begins Healing San Antonio, Texas, Hospital System.
February 7, 2001

Texas Securities Commissioner Issues Warning about Callable CDs.
February 7, 2001

Union, SBC Communications Set Tentative Contract.
February 7, 2001

Spokane, Wash.-Based Firm Has Mystery Shoppers for Hire.
February 7, 2001

Sheraton Hotel in Rancho Cordova, Calif., Changes to Marriott Name.
February 7, 2001

Companies Flock to New Savannah, Ga., Business Center.
February 7, 2001

Greensboro, N.C.-Based Jeans Maker VF Corp. Sees Lower Sales Numbers in 2000.
February 7, 2001

New Mexico Businesses Begin to Feel Pinch of California Blackouts.
February 7, 2001

London Clubs International for Sale after Disastrous Las Vegas Investment.
February 7, 2001

France Telecom Slashes Flotation Price for Orange Mobile Phone Subsidiary.
February 7, 2001

Fewer Fly By British No-Frills Airline Easyjet.
February 7, 2001

BWD Securities Calls for London Exchange to Create Link-Up.
February 7, 2001

Remodeled Grocery Store Opens in Ashland, Ore.
February 7, 2001

Westerly, R.I., Beach Apartments to Be Converted to Luxury Condominiums.
February 7, 2001

The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., Cyberscene Column.
February 7, 2001

San Luis Obispo, Calif., Council Delays Decision on Marketplace.
February 7, 2001... The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 7--The City Council delayed a decision on the future of the San Luis Marketplace shopping center Tuesday. Councilmembers heard testimony late before agreeing...

Recreational Equipment Inc. Relocates Albuquerque, N.M., Store.
February 7, 2001

Pennsylvania Medical Catastrophe Fund Turns into Ogre.
February 7, 2001

Man with Football, Construction Roots Develops Buildings in Ohio.
February 7, 2001

North Carolina-Based Wachovia Corp. to Decide Fate of Credit Card Division.
February 7, 2001

Taiwanese Semiconductor Company Expects Downturn in 2001.
February 7, 2001

Norfolk, Va., Airport Rated Best among 322 Less Busy Airports for Service.
February 7, 2001

Vancouver, Wash., Port Gives Achievement Awards to Companies.
February 7, 2001

Parents Trade Children's Can Clothes at DeeLeeBobb.com Exchange.
February 7, 2001

Clark County, Wash., High-Speed Internet Customers without Service.
February 7, 2001

California Energy Accords Reached: Long-Term Pacts May Drive Costs Down.
February 7, 2001

Suppliers of California Power May Bail Out as Mandate Ends.
February 7, 2001

Will Sacramento, Calif.-Area Residential Rents Soar? Experts Split.
February 7, 2001

Key U.S. Lawmaker Challenges Site Selection for Magnetic-Levitation Train.
February 7, 2001

Sacramento, Calif., Area's Residential Rents Rose 12 Percent in 2000.
February 7, 2001

Motorized Bicycle Makes Comeback among Children in Florida.
February 7, 2001

Port Charlotte, Fla., Groups Offer Assistance to People Preparing Taxes.
February 7, 2001

Waste Management Inc. Workers in Englewood, Fla., to Vote on Union.
February 7, 2001

Federal Agriculture Policy to Change, Simplify Payment Procedure.
February 7, 2001

Plan for Free Newspaper on Boston Transit System Rejected.
February 7, 2001

Technical Service Workers at Oklahoma's Vance Air Force Base Accept Contract.
February 7, 2001

Oklahoma Senator Hopes to Reduce Power of EPA.
February 7, 2001

Bartlesville, Okla., Residents Glad to Hear of Phillips' Purchase of Tosco.
February 7, 2001

Private Corrections Companies Hurt by Drop in Crime Rate, Bad Investments.
February 7, 2001

Arlington, Ky., Businessman to Receive Award from Chamber of Commerce.
February 7, 2001

McCracken County, Ky., Amusement Park to Sell at Auction.
February 7, 2001

Debate Set on Florida Bill to Keep Arcadia Hopsital Open.
February 7, 2001

Charlotte County, Fla., Gains Slightly over Last Year from Tourism Tax.
February 7, 2001

British Mutual Equitable Life Sold Unconditionally to Halifax.
February 7, 2001

Evening Standard, London, Marc Rivalland Column.
February 7, 2001

Evening Standard, London, Stock Watch Column.
February 7, 2001

County Court Complex Planned in Downtown Fort Worth, Texas.
February 7, 2001

Angus, Minn., Legislator Hopes for Construction of Ethanol Plant.
February 7, 2001

Georgia Legislator May Buy Newspaper Holdings from Communications Company.
February 7, 2001

Austell, Ga.-Based Packaging Company Lowers Earnings Expectations.
February 7, 2001

Atlanta-Based Post Properties Real Estate Firm Restructures.
February 7, 2001

Smyrna, Ga.-Based Health Care Dining Services Company Bought by British Firm.
February 7, 2001

Wachovia Bank May Sell Atlanta-Based Credit Card Division.
February 7, 2001

France-Based Automotive Heating, Cooling Firm to Close Arcola, Ill., Plant.
February 7, 2001

Texas-Based Information Technology Company Reports Fourth Quarter Losses.
February 7, 2001

Regulators to Warn about Purchase of "Callable" Certificates of Deposit.
February 7, 2001

Sears to Open New, Bigger Location in Wasilla, Alaska.
February 7, 2001

Cobb County, Ga., Real Estate Investment Firm In Good Shape as Economy Slows.
February 7, 2001

Caldwell, Idaho, Dairy Plant in Line for Upgrade from Seattle Company.
February 7, 2001

The Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho, Money In Brief Column.
February 7, 2001

Waterbury, Conn.-Based Medical Equipment Firm Sees Strange Drop in Stock Value.
February 7, 2001

SBC Communications Reaches Contract Deal with Union.
February 7, 2001

Rock Hill, S.C., Economic Development Group to Spend $85,000 on City Studies.
February 7, 2001

York, S.C., Chamber of Commerce Aims to Name New Executive Director.
February 7, 2001

Market Ignores Dire Report on Amazon.com.
February 7, 2001

Washington State Businesses See Slowdown in Venture Capital.
February 7, 2001