Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from July 17 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from July 17 2002

American News, Aberdeen, S.D., Regional Briefs Column.
July 17, 2002

Oak Harbor, Ohio, Nuclear Power Plant Undergoing Renovations.
July 17, 2002

Albuquerque, N.M., Aviation Firm Shares Avionics, Controls System's Details.
July 17, 2002

Intel Plans to Cut 4,000 Jobs in Second Half of 2002.
July 17, 2002

New Mexico Utility May Ask Regulators to Raise Limit on Natural-Gas Charges.
July 17, 2002

Toyota Plans to Build New Auto Parts Plant in Jackson County, Ga.
July 17, 2002

Atlanta Entrepreneur Makes Strong Showing in Mexican Restaurant War.
July 17, 2002

Federal Reserve Chairman Makes Reassurances about Economic Recovery.
July 17, 2002

Minority Women Executives Face 'Concrete Ceiling' in Career Advancement.
July 17, 2002

Georgia Natural Gas Suppliers Question Possible New Market Entry.
July 17, 2002

Georgia Securities Official Addresses Investor Confidence Crisis.
July 17, 2002

FCC Chairman Indicates Softened Stance to Telecommunications Mergers.
July 17, 2002

Teamsters Agree on Contract with United Parcel Service.
July 17, 2002

Atlanta City Hall Joins Push towards Wireless Access.
July 17, 2002

EarthShell Marketing Chief Now President.
July 17, 2002

Mississippi Doctors, Officials Discuss Medical Malpractice Insurance Crisis.
July 17, 2002

University of Southern Mississippi Gains Record Amount of Research Funding.
July 17, 2002

Los Angeles-Based Pistachio Company Plans Processing Plant in Wasco, Calif.
July 17, 2002

State Farm Employees' Relocation Could Benefit Kern County, Calif.
July 17, 2002

Belleville, Ill., Residents Flock to Neighborhood Ice Cream Stands.
July 17, 2002

Belleville, Ill., College's Senior Program May Expand Building.
July 17, 2002

Religious Groups Dedicate Ground for New Senior Citizens Center in Illinois.
July 17, 2002

Boulder, Colo.-Based Natural Cancer Drugs Maker Slashes Workforce by 30.
July 17, 2002

Boulder, Colo.-Based Drug Firm Grabs Exclusive Marketing Rights.
July 17, 2002

Two Bradenton, Fla., Jewelers Arrested in INS Sweep.
July 17, 2002

Traffic Device Manufacturer Moves into Palmetto, Fla.
July 17, 2002

Intel's Woes Only Part of Chip Story.
July 17, 2002

Power Sellers a Little Contrite at Energy Forum in California.
July 17, 2002

Duke Energy Corp. Admits It Made 23 'Round-Trip' Trades.
July 17, 2002

Threat of Bankruptcy Protection Still Looms over US Airways.
July 17, 2002

Charlotte, N.C., Resident to Give Input on Future of Trade Center Site.
July 17, 2002

Charleston, S.C.-Based Real Estate Investment Firm Buys Manhattan Buildings.
July 17, 2002

Continental Posts $139 Million Second-Quarter Loss.
July 17, 2002

Mexico's State-Owned Oil Company to Issue Natural Gas Development Contracts.
July 17, 2002

Compuware Earnings Down 34 Percent in First Quarter.
July 17, 2002

Delphi to Cut Work at Five Generator Production Plants.
July 17, 2002

Ford's High-Tech Simulator Studies Driver Distractions.
July 17, 2002

General Motors Announces Profit of $1.29 Billion in Second Quarter.
July 17, 2002

Lawmaker Asks Where Boards Were As Firms Collapsed.
July 17, 2002

Michigan Cigarette Sales Tax Hike Is Expected to Convert Smokers to Quitters.
July 17, 2002

Two Duluth, Minn., Funeral Homes to Undergo Consolidation.
July 17, 2002

Abercrombie & Fitch to Open Store in Duluth, Minn., Mall.
July 17, 2002

End Might Be Near for Skinner Engine Co. in Erie, Pa.
July 17, 2002

`Very Real Possibility' Exists for Dominion Virginia Power Workers Strike.
July 17, 2002

Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Cycles to New Set of Employees.
July 17, 2002

Study To Examine Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Landfill's Effect on Public Health.
July 17, 2002

Pennsylvania Team Hunts for Insurance Fraud.
July 17, 2002

New Jersey Cuts in Telecommunications Leases Could Touch Pennsylvania.
July 17, 2002

New Jersey Jobless Rate, Total Jobs Up Slightly in June.
July 17, 2002

Johnson & Johnson's New CEO Enjoys Second Quarter's Double-Digit Profit Rise.
July 17, 2002

Fair Lawn, N.J.-Based Toolmaker Stays on the Cutting Edge.
July 17, 2002

Houston-Area Master-Planned Community Grows in Size, Suburban Dominance.
July 17, 2002

Continental Airlines Says Loss for Second Quarter Is $139 Million.
July 17, 2002

Duke Energy Concedes Phony Trades Raised Revenues.
July 17, 2002

Goldman Sachs Executive To Be Chief Financial Officer for Houston Energy Firm.
July 17, 2002

House Passes Corporate Fraud Bill with Tough Criminal Penalties.
July 17, 2002

Houston-Based Small Oil Firm Seeks Bankruptcy Protection.
July 17, 2002

Contractors Lay Liens on Jacksonville, Fla., High-Rise Apartment Tower.
July 17, 2002

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Karen Brune Mathis Column.
July 17, 2002

CEO Vacates Post with Kansas City, Mo.-Area Ad Agency.
July 17, 2002

Aquila Goes Ahead with Plans to Raise Money to Pay for Bonuses.
July 17, 2002

Former Kansas City Police Chief Is Appointed to Missouri Gaming Commission.
July 17, 2002

Hallmark Cards Nears Settlement of Lawsuit in Kansas City, Mo.
July 17, 2002

Las Cruces, N.M., Business Leaders Support Bush's Proposed Measures.
July 17, 2002

Las Cruces Sun-News, N.M., Business People Column.
July 17, 2002

Las Cruces, N.M., Proud of Recognition from Magazines.
July 17, 2002

Las Cruces, N.M., Newspaper Gets New Economics Editor.
July 17, 2002

Las Vegas Review-Journal Inside Business Column.
July 17, 2002

Las Vegas Casino Opens Medical Clinic for Employees, Families.
July 17, 2002

Las Vegas Resort May Pay $10 Million Annually to Feature Giant Pandas.
July 17, 2002

Las Vegas-Area Water Agency Eyes Nevada Power Co.
July 17, 2002

Transportation Security Agency to Accept Applications for Miami Airport Posts.
July 17, 2002

Nation's Scandals Felt by Small Modesto, Calif.-Area Firms.
July 17, 2002

CEO of Memphis, Tenn.-Based Bank Holding Company Hands Over Reins.
July 17, 2002

Northwest Ceremony Marks Boeing 757300 Commitment.
July 17, 2002

Sears Employees to Receive PayCard Instead of Paper Paycheck.
July 17, 2002

FDA-Approved Spinal Fusion Treatment Could Mean Good News for Patients.
July 17, 2002

International Steel Group Starts Third Blast Furnace.
July 17, 2002

Madison, Wis.-Based Alliant Energy Buys Plant from Atlanta Energy Trader.
July 17, 2002

Harley Davidson Reaches $1 Billion in Sales in Single Quarter.
July 17, 2002

Witnesses Testify on Rising Health Care Costs to Wisconsin Assembly Committee.
July 17, 2002

Critics Question Costs, Need for Proposed Central Wisconsin Medical Complex.
July 17, 2002

Hotel Bookings for Convention Business Is on the Rise in Milwaukee.
July 17, 2002

Milwaukee-Based Diversified Manufacturer May Shut One of Its Production Plants.
July 17, 2002