Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from January 16 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from January 16 2002

Aiken, S.C., Bridgestone, Firestone Tire Plant to Get New Manager.
January 16, 2002

BellSouth to Pay $150,000 to Settle SEC Complaint.
January 16, 2002

Citigroup Suffers Setback in Suit.
January 16, 2002

Larry King to Get Up to $56 Million from CNN.
January 16, 2002

Atlanta-Based Firm to Revamp Business Publication, Debut Women's Magazine.
January 16, 2002

Georgia Power Explores Entering Gas Market.
January 16, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Technology Briefs.
January 16, 2002

Lawyers Want School Districts to Sue Paint Companies for Lead Paint Removal.
January 16, 2002

IKEA to Unveil First Half of Distribution Center in Kern County, Calif.
January 16, 2002

Boulder, Colo.-Area Mall Plans to Launch Magazine in April.
January 16, 2002

Layoffs at Cleveland-Based Circuit Control Maker Affect Manatee, Fla., Plant.
January 16, 2002

Analyst Calls California Governor's Budget Plan `Overly Optimistic'.
January 16, 2002

California Senate Panel Seeks Depositions from Enron, Accounting Firm.
January 16, 2002

PG&E Hearing to Deal with Request for Exclusivity Extension.
January 16, 2002

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Business Briefs Column.
January 16, 2002... The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 16--RETAIL: The Carolina Mall in Concord is changing owners, but shoppers shouldn't see any major changes in the near term, the new owner said Tuesday. Hull Storey...

Recession Job Market Tough to Crack for University of North Carolina Graduate.
January 16, 2002

Delays Likely to Grow at Charleston, S.C., Airport after Bag-Search Kicks In.
January 16, 2002

Insurers File for Rate Increase in South Carolina.
January 16, 2002

Two Executives Quit Jobs at Carolina First Bank in South Carolina.
January 16, 2002

Governor's Budget Could Risk South Carolina's Credit Rating, Treasurer Says.
January 16, 2002

Supreme Court Gives Columbia, S.C., Eatery Worker Right to Pursue Bias Claim.
January 16, 2002

Experts Expect Changes in Accounting Industry after Enron Debacle.
January 16, 2002

Well-Known Owner to Sell Detroit-Area Car-Dealership Empire.
January 16, 2002

Henry Ford Health System to Cut 500 Jobs, Close Clinics in Michigan.
January 16, 2002

Banker to Help Ford Shed Units.
January 16, 2002

Kmart Board Continues to Meet, Discuss Options as Shares Drop to $2.45.
January 16, 2002

Global Auto Internet Exchange May Put Headquarters in Detroit Tower.
January 16, 2002

Jackson, Mich.-Based Jacobson Stores Files for Bankruptcy Protection.
January 16, 2002

Detroit Free Press Susan Tompor Column.
January 16, 2002

Detroit Free Press Tom Walsh Column.
January 16, 2002

Colorado Governor, Transportation Agency Compromise on Plans for Rail Service.
January 16, 2002

Trade Commission Investigates Claims of Illegal Dumping by Foreign Toolmakers.
January 16, 2002

Sam's Club Scraps Plans to Build Fredericksburg, Va., Store.
January 16, 2002

Five-Masted, 308-Passenger Cruise Ship to Make Its Home in South Florida.
January 16, 2002

Florida's Governor Reveals New $48.7 Billion, No-Frills Budget.
January 16, 2002

U.S. Senator from Texas May Aid Enron Workers.
January 16, 2002

American Airlines to Reinstate Boston-Seattle Flights.
January 16, 2002

Rioters in Argentina Storm Banks in Three Cities.
January 16, 2002

The Boston Globe Boston Capital Column.
January 16, 2002

The Boston Globe Downtown Column.
January 16, 2002

Investment Firm Interested in Purchasing Cambridge, Mass., Consulting Company.
January 16, 2002

Intel Notes 77 Percent Decrease in Quarterly Earnings.
January 16, 2002

Sale of Shiremanstown, Pa.-Based Tool Firm Is Finalized.
January 16, 2002

Tyco Cuts Earnings Estimate, Reports Weakness in Electronics Unit.
January 16, 2002

AT&T to Invest $2.6 Billion in Boosting Customer Care.
January 16, 2002

FDIC to Shut Orangeburg, N.Y.-Based Loan Business; 470 Will Lose Jobs.
January 16, 2002

Another Year, Another Record for Auto Sales in Harris County, Texas.
January 16, 2002

Senate Panel Reviews Enron over Tax Breaks.
January 16, 2002

Some Bush Officials Sold Enron Stock Before Bankruptcy.
January 16, 2002

Houston Sees Increase in 2001 New-Home Sales.
January 16, 2002

Houston-Based Offshore Oil Driller Reports $9.7 Million Loss.
January 16, 2002

Lexington State Bank Posts Profit.
January 16, 2002

Economist Offers Jacksonville, Fla., Investors, Professionals Hope for 2002.
January 16, 2002

Closing of Downtown Jacksonville, Fla., Institution Makes Way for New Era.
January 16, 2002

Quarterly Earnings Fall for Kansas City, Mo.-Based Farmer-Owned Cooperative.
January 16, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
January 16, 2002... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 16--When will Americans accept that there's no such thing as oil dependence or independence? There's only oil, and where it comes from is not as crucial...

Shares Fall in Sprint Corp., Sprint PCS after Report.
January 16, 2002

Long Beach, Calif., Business Center to Open Computer Technology Unit.
January 16, 2002

Greater Las Cruces, N.M., Chamber of Commerce to Present Issues to Legislature.
January 16, 2002

Races for House Seats Shift, Deadline Nears in Lancaster, Pa., Area.
January 16, 2002

Shippers Say Company's $25 Million in Freight Payments to Carriers Missing.
January 16, 2002

Carpet Industry Plans to Increase Recycling Effort, Lessen Impact on Landfills.
January 16, 2002

Miami Airport Breaks Ground on New Terminal.
January 16, 2002

Florida Governor Tells Voters There's `A Lot More to Challenge'.
January 16, 2002

Florida Governor Unveils State Budget Proposal.
January 16, 2002

Peace Elusive in Colombia.
January 16, 2002

Miami-Dade County, Fla., Tourism Officials Hope to Lure Gay Travelers.
January 16, 2002

Publix to Offer Online Shopping in Miami-Dade County Area By Early April.
January 16, 2002

Florida Senators Create Political Action Panel to Promote Sales-Tax Plan.
January 16, 2002

Bojangles Chicken Eatery to Open in Milwaukee.
January 16, 2002

Strong High-Yield Municipal Bond Fund Ends 2001 at Bottom of Its Class.
January 16, 2002

Shares in Pewaukee, Wis.-Based Electronic-System Case Maker Fall to New Low.
January 16, 2002

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Doris Hajewski Column.
January 16, 2002

Midwest Express Airlines Pilot Refuse to Take Wage Freeze.
January 16, 2002

Classic Car Show Kicks Off in Scottsdale, Ariz.
January 16, 2002

`Slow' Winter Season Sees 25 Percent Slot Increase for Connecticut Casinos.
January 16, 2002

New Newspaper to Launch in New York This Spring.
January 16, 2002

The Orange County Register, Calif., Dot-Comment Column.
January 16, 2002

Italian Eatery Chain Opens Franchise in Ogden, Utah.
January 16, 2002

Kaysville, Utah, Power Plant Plans for Increased Summer Use.
January 16, 2002

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Denies Nebraskans' Bid for Country General Stores.
January 16, 2002

Florida Governor Unveils State Spending Plan that Aims for Re-Election.
January 16, 2002

One of Nation's Top Cadillac Sellers to Sell Dealerships in Seven States.
January 16, 2002

Michigan-Based Retailer Files for Bankruptcy Protection, Closes Florida Stores.
January 16, 2002