Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from January 30 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from January 30 2002

Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio, Diane Evans Column.
January 30, 2002

Akron, Ohio-Area Residential Consumers to Get More Telephone-Service Choices.
January 30, 2002

AirTran Airways Plans Expansion in 2002.
January 30, 2002

Coca-Cola's Profit Rises, but Stock Dips.
January 30, 2002

Coldwell Banker, Atlanta-Based Northside Realty to Merge.
January 30, 2002

Fox News Bests CNN in Viewers.
January 30, 2002

Atlanta-Based Hotel Companies to Merge.
January 30, 2002

Mirant Rebounds Following Assurances about Finances.
January 30, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Technology Briefs.
January 30, 2002

UPS Package Volume Falls.
January 30, 2002

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
January 30, 2002

Beaumont, Texas, Tourism Award Honors Softball-Tournament Organizer.
January 30, 2002

New England's Electric Energy Market Moves Closer to Deal with New York.
January 30, 2002

FleetBoston Financial Reports Loss of $507 Million for Fourth Quarter.
January 30, 2002

NAACP Official in East St. Louis, Ill., Says Postal Worker Unfairly Removed.
January 30, 2002

Colorado's Economy Readies for a Comeback.
January 30, 2002

Pay Gap Widens for Female Workers, Colorado Group Says.
January 30, 2002

Arizona Tech Company to Keep Microdisplay Firm Going in Boulder, Colo.
January 30, 2002

State Cites Contractor Linked to Deadly San Francisco Bay Bridge Accidents.
January 30, 2002

Contra Costa, Calif., Political Candidates Turn to TV Advertising.
January 30, 2002

University of California's Problems May Push College Board to Retool SAT.
January 30, 2002

New Terminal at Detroit Airport to Offer Improved Food Selections, Eateries.
January 30, 2002

Dearborn, Mich.-Based Auto Supplier Visteon Cuts 150 Engineering Positions.
January 30, 2002

Michigan-Based Pulte Homes Notes Quarterly Earnings of $119.5 Million.
January 30, 2002

Michigan Communities Support Struggling Kmart.
January 30, 2002

Kmart CEO Breaks Silence as Stock Rises above $1.
January 30, 2002

Young Michigan Duo's Software Protects Companies' Electronic Information.
January 30, 2002

Duluth, Minn., Hotel Workers Voice Concerns at `Impromptu' Press Conference.
January 30, 2002

Honor Student Gets the Gift of Life From Transplanted Heart in Miami Hospital.
January 30, 2002

Boca Raton, Fla., Resort Operator Reports $2.7 Million Loss for Quarter.
January 30, 2002

Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-Based SportsLine.com Posts Fourth-Quarter Loss.
January 30, 2002

Accusations over Mexico's Oil Monopoly Spark Political War.
January 30, 2002

Texan Attends State of the Union to Keep Focus on Victimized Enron Employees.
January 30, 2002

The Boston Globe Downtown Column.
January 30, 2002

New England Electric Grid, New York Grid Take Step toward Merger.
January 30, 2002

Scientists Protest Article on Worcester, Mass., Company's Cloning Progress.
January 30, 2002

Stocks Fall Ending Four-Day Winning Streak.
January 30, 2002

Family-Owned Middleburg, Pa.-Based women's leisure clothing Maker to Close.
January 30, 2002

Expert Ranks Pennsylvania Areas as "Acceptable" Manufacturing Sites.
January 30, 2002

Pittsburgh-Based Banking Firm Reports Lower Earnings after Federal Query.
January 30, 2002

Akron, Ohio-Based Utility Giant Cuts 265 Jobs in Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
January 30, 2002

FleetBoston Financial Reports $507 Million Loss for Fourth Quarter.
January 30, 2002

Merck to Split with Pharmacy-Benefits Subsidiary.
January 30, 2002

Aetna U.S. Healthcare Plans to Lay Off 400 Workers at Houston-Area Center.
January 30, 2002

Aetna US Healthcare to Cut 400 Jobs at Sugar Land, Texas, Facility.
January 30, 2002

Andersen Reportedly Missed $644 Million Error in NASA Audit.
January 30, 2002

Enron Workers Seek Go-Ahead for Class-Action Suit.
January 30, 2002

Johnnie Cochran Plans to Lend Help to Enron Workers.
January 30, 2002

Texas Attorney General's Opinion Is Sought in Release of Enron Suicide Note.
January 30, 2002

Enron Hires Turnaround Specialist as Interim Leader.
January 30, 2002

Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Authority to Review Art Funding.
January 30, 2002

Afghanistan Struggles with How to Deal with Proliferation of Guns.
January 30, 2002

AMC Agrees to Acquire Gulf States, a New Orleans-Based Competitor.
January 30, 2002

Conseco Proposal Gives Long-Term Care Clients Little Time to Make Decision.
January 30, 2002

Chandler, Ariz., Aerospace Facility May Develop Missile-Defense Rocket.
January 30, 2002

Venture Funds Eye Pittsburgh-Area Biotech Firms.
January 30, 2002

Pittsburgh Native Leads Legal Charge for Enron Investors.
January 30, 2002

Hewlett-Packard Plans More Layoffs, Regardless of Compaq.
January 30, 2002

Hewlett-Packard Starts Own Site for Making Case in Compaq Deal.
January 30, 2002

Florida Police Group Seeks Criminal Charges Against Head of Prison Agency.
January 30, 2002

Situation Changes for Financial Institutions with Private Insurance.
January 30, 2002

Kraft, Exelon, U.S. Cellular Report Yearly Net Income.
January 30, 2002

Thai Brewery Raises 2.08 Billion Baht to Double Its Output.
January 30, 2002

President of Insurance Company in Thailand Dies at Age 76.
January 30, 2002

Thai Booking, Ticketing Firm Strives to Revive Travel Industry.
January 30, 2002

Owner May Develop Norfolk, Va., Site into Marine Terminal/Industrial Park.
January 30, 2002

CORRECTION: AMC to Acquire New Orleans-Based Competitor with 68 Screens.
January 30, 2002

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
January 30, 2002... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 30--Washington has this devilish game it plays with us by predicting what the budget deficit/surplus will be, knowing full well nobody has a clue. ...

Key Executive Leaves Kansas City, Mo.-Area Racetrack.
January 30, 2002

Las Cruces Sun-News, N.M., Business People Column.
January 30, 2002

Chile Pepper Institute Conference Set in Las Cruces, N.M.
January 30, 2002

Justice Department Assigns New Legal Team to Hispanic Farmers Group in Suit.
January 30, 2002

Kentucky Governor Announces Incentive Plan for Employers.
January 30, 2002

Georgia Economist Predicts Longer Recession, Slower Recovery for State.
January 30, 2002

Vanguard Airlines to Return to Myrtle Beach, S.C., Resume Nonstop Flights West.
January 30, 2002

St. Vincent Takes Over Offshore-Bank Operations after Frenchman Flees Country.
January 30, 2002

Regulators' Focus on Banks Leaves Other Avenues Wide Open for Money Laundering.
January 30, 2002

Broker's Suggestion Threatens Builder's Plan to Keep Miami Condominiums.
January 30, 2002

Royal Caribbean Cruises Reports 43 Percent Decline in 2001 Net Earnings.
January 30, 2002

Miami-Area Jobless Can't Afford Health Insurance.
January 30, 2002

Senate Investigators Say Regulators Left Gaping Holes for Money Laundering.
January 30, 2002

St. Vincent Takes Over Offshore Banks in Center of Money-Laundering Probe.
January 30, 2002

Royal Caribbean Cruises Posts 43 Percent Decline in 2001, Quarterly Loss.
January 30, 2002

Modesto, Calif.-Area Farmers Welcome Colder Weather.
January 30, 2002