Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from March 17 2004

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from March 17 2004

CORRECTION: Microsoft Attorney Gives Opening Statements in Class Action Suit.
March 17, 2004

Aberdeen, S.D., Agriculture Fair Teaches Children about Farm Life.
March 17, 2004

Augusta, Ga., Businesses Hope St. Patrick's Day Brings Them Lots of Green.
March 17, 2004

Greenspace Funds Donated to Protect Georgia Farm against Future Development.
March 17, 2004

University of Georgia to Resurvey Land to Settle Alcohol, Bottle Ban Dispute.
March 17, 2004

AGCO Takes Step on Succession Plan.
March 17, 2004

Georgia Power Wins Approval for 'Green' Program.
March 17, 2004

Housing Sector in Georgia Flexes Muscles.
March 17, 2004

Refinancing's Second Wave Hits as Atlanta Mortgage Rates Hit New Lows.
March 17, 2004

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
March 17, 2004

Planning Commission Revokes Beaumont, Texas, Club's Liquor License.
March 17, 2004

Outcome of Beaumont, Texas, Diet Drug Lawsuit Could Affect Future Cases.
March 17, 2004

Construction for Beaumont, Texas, Housing Development Is Ahead of Schedule.
March 17, 2004

Jefferson County, Texas, Pharmacy Receives $60,000, Hopes to Reopen Soon.
March 17, 2004

Orange County, Texas, Residents Attend Meeting to Support Proposed Loop Road.
March 17, 2004

Bridgestone, Firestone Tire Companies to Pay $149 Million in Settlement.
March 17, 2004

Biloxi, Miss.-Based Isle of Capri Casinos Wins Bid to Open Chicago Casino.
March 17, 2004

Canadian Weathercaster Broadcasts Live from Bradenton, Fla., Orange Grove.
March 17, 2004

Bradenton, Fla., Home-Care Agency Keeps Clients Independent.
March 17, 2004

Former Fire Chief Builds Retail Plaza in Myakka City, Fla.
March 17, 2004

US Airways Reduces Service at Florida's Sarasota-Bradenton Airport.
March 17, 2004

Slender Lady Fitness Spa in Bradenton, Fla., Capitalizes on 30-Minute Workouts.
March 17, 2004

Fitch Boosts Debt Outlook of Hagerstown, Md.-Based Allegheny Energy.
March 17, 2004

Maryland Senate Panel Defers Vote on Malpractice Reform.
March 17, 2004

Soaring Maryland Land, Home Prices Lure Developers to Residential Projects.
March 17, 2004

Seniors Use Credit Cards to Keep Up with Rising Medical Costs, Living Expenses.
March 17, 2004

South Yarmouth, Mass., CCBT Financial Employees Learn of Job Losses in Merger.
March 17, 2004

Popularity of Premade Meals Becomes Evident at Boston Seafood Show.
March 17, 2004

California State University System Considers New Long-Term Fee Policy.
March 17, 2004

Big Boy May Acquire Stake In Mr. Pita Fast-Food Chain.
March 17, 2004

Experts Say Consumers Must See if Insurance Would Pay for Colon Cancer Test.
March 17, 2004

Illinois Judge Orders Ford to Test Crown Victoria Trunk Safety Add-On.
March 17, 2004

Kresge Foundation's New Headquarters to Showcase Sustainable Design.
March 17, 2004

Retiring CEO Says Renault, Nissan Are Poised for Growth.
March 17, 2004

Alternative Cigarette Maker Vector Tobacco Sees Revenues Triple in 2003.
March 17, 2004

Duluth, Minn., Port to See First Ship of Season.
March 17, 2004

Environmental Commission Gets New Appointment in Claremont, N.H., Area.
March 17, 2004

Vox Communications to Sell All of Its Claremont, N.H., Radio Stations.
March 17, 2004

Street Expansion Project Set to Restart in Claremont, N.H.
March 17, 2004

New Zoning in Newport, N.H., Subject of Special Town Meeting.
March 17, 2004

Pittsburgh-Based Health Insurer Pulls Plug on HealthPlace Wellness Centers.
March 17, 2004

Eugene, Ore., Airport Ready to Begin Work on New Runway.
March 17, 2004

Newly Formed Summit Bank in Downtown Eugene, Ore., Is Open for Business.
March 17, 2004

Cruise Executives Predict Solid Increase in Bookings, Prices.
March 17, 2004

South Florida Business Leaders to Discuss Development Issues with Governor.
March 17, 2004

Fresno, Calif.-Area Gasoline Prices May Have Peaked after Rocket Rise.
March 17, 2004

Texans Help Plan Turnaround of Enstrom Helicopter Corp.
March 17, 2004

Singapore to Invest in Lockheed Martin Fighter Jet.
March 17, 2004

Aerospace Consortium Picks Firm to Build Parts for Presidential Helicopter.
March 17, 2004

Texas Sports Facilities to Put Ads on Disposable Trays.
March 17, 2004

Boeing Considers Colorado Firm's Software to Link Employees, Offices, Suppliers.
March 17, 2004

Family Dollar to Open Three Stores in Colorado Springs, Colo.
March 17, 2004

Lancaster, Pa.-Area Developer, Four Others Indicted on Fraud Charges.
March 17, 2004

Stamford, Conn., Court Dismisses Two Suits over New Haven Bank Conversion.
March 17, 2004

The Hartford Courant, Conn., Dan Haar Column.
March 17, 2004

Connecticut Union, Aerospace Firm Hamilton Sundstrand Begin Talks.
March 17, 2004

Hartford, Conn.-Area Housing Market May Be Slowing.
March 17, 2004

Operators Investigate Second Malfunction at Connecticut Nuclear-Power Plant.
March 17, 2004

EU Price-Fixing Investigation Targets Otis Elevator.
March 17, 2004

Oxford Health Plans Contracts with Network of Connecticut Doctors.
March 17, 2004

Low Interest Rates Fuel Helena, Mont., Real Estate Market.
March 17, 2004

Helena, Mont., Window Covering Business to Market Products on QVC Network.
March 17, 2004

The Record, Hackensack, N.J., Business People Column.
March 17, 2004

Growth Fuels Coach USA's Search for New Site for New Jersey Bus Garage.
March 17, 2004

Accused of Laxity, EPA Agrees to Re-Examine New Jersey Mercury Emissions Plan.
March 17, 2004

Fund-Raiser for New Jersey Governor Sought Favors.
March 17, 2004

New Jersey Lost Jobs in February, but Unemployment Rate Fell Some.
March 17, 2004

The Record, Hackensack, N.J., Personal Finance Column.
March 17, 2004

Harris County, Texas, Ignores ChevronTexaco's Tax Break Request.
March 17, 2004

Judge Denies Request by Enron's Lea Fastow to Postpone Sentencing Date.
March 17, 2004

Defense Department Hires Kuwaiti Contractor Army Corps of Engineers Dumped.
March 17, 2004

North Carolina Senate President Pro-Tem Touts Asian Oyster Experiment.
March 17, 2004

Kansas City, Mo.-Area Job Gains Will Fall Short of Forecasts.
March 17, 2004

Sprint CEO's Compensation Hits $3.5 Million in 2003.
March 17, 2004

Salina, Kan., Church Clears Four Houses on Property to Make Way for Parking.
March 17, 2004

Former Enterprise, Kan., Police Chief Placed on Probation by Commission.
March 17, 2004

Salina, Kan., Police Dog to Be Placed on 'Super-Light Duty' after Injury.
March 17, 2004

Salina, Kan., Residents Vote in Favor of Quarter-Cent Sales Tax.
March 17, 2004

Salina, Kan., Residents Debate Zoning Change before Planning Commission.
March 17, 2004

Plans to Maintain Character of Las Cruces, N.M., Historic Districts Are on Tap.
March 17, 2004

Homeowners Group in New Mexico Wants Its Water Bills.
March 17, 2004

Draft of Las Cruces, N.M., Medical Center Lease Raises Indigent Care Questions.
March 17, 2004

Las Cruces, N.M., Goes to Merit Pay Plan in Controversial Vote.
March 17, 2004

Rancher Fighting Federal Officials on Grazing Is Arrested in New Mexico.
March 17, 2004