Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from March 19 2003

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from March 19 2003

Tomatoes Command Highest Price in Years in Florida.
March 19, 2003

Kaiser Permanente Testing Disease Tracker, May Aid in Bioterror Attack.
March 19, 2003

San Francisco-Area to See Increase in People, Jobs through 2030.
March 19, 2003

Internet Sites Hit Hard As War Looms.
March 19, 2003

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Carolinas Column.
March 19, 2003... The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 19--WACHOVIA EXTENDS PAID LEAVE FOR ACTIVE-DUTY: Wachovia Corp. said it is extending its military leave policy for employees called to active duty. The Charlotte-based...

Charlotte, N.C., Hardware Store Is Closing.
March 19, 2003

House Debates Bill on Comp Time.
March 19, 2003

Falling Sales Throw Charlotte, N.C.-Based Retailer Off Its Goal.
March 19, 2003

The Charlotte Observer, N.C., Doug Smith Column.
March 19, 2003... By Doug Smith, The Charlotte Observer, N.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 19--A real estate investment firm wants to replace the old Lamplighter restaurant on East Morehead Street with an office building. If a rezoning...

Charlotte, N.C.-Area Employers Respond to Heightened State of Alert.
March 19, 2003

US Airways to Sell Meals on Flights between Pittsburgh and Five Cities.
March 19, 2003

Palmetto, Fla.-Based Power Systems Maker Is Back in Business.
March 19, 2003

Some Boulder, Colo., Businesses Shut Down or Close Early Due to Snow.
March 19, 2003

Belleville, Ill.-Area Experts Expect Fluctuations in Gas Prices Will Be Modest.
March 19, 2003

Three Businessmen to Lose Control of Belleville, Ill.-Area Medical Centers.
March 19, 2003

College Sells Belleville, Ill., Building to Insurance Agency.
March 19, 2003

New Bakersfield, Calif., Restaurant Serves Up French-Inspired Fare.
March 19, 2003

The Bakersfield Californian Agriculture Almanac Column.
March 19, 2003

Concerns of Mississippi Businesses Fall to Wayside during War Talk.
March 19, 2003

Buried Saint Helps Move Biloxi, Miss., Real Estate, Many Believe.
March 19, 2003

Accountants Tackle Tax Questions from Connecticut Newspaper's Readers.
March 19, 2003

SBC Internet Program to Link Families in Times of Crisis.
March 19, 2003

Bridgeport, Conn., Nursing Home's Future, Job Cuts Remain Unclear.
March 19, 2003

Three Bridgeport, Conn., Residents Admit Fraud to Gain Employment.
March 19, 2003

Beaumont, Texas, Environmental Head Asks EPA to Investigate Area Refineries.
March 19, 2003

Natural Gas Prices to Rise, Say San Bernardino County, Calif., Officials.
March 19, 2003

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wall Street Column.
March 19, 2003

Georgia Fines Insurer for Failing to Pay Disability Claims.
March 19, 2003

Housing Sector Falters.
March 19, 2003

Flag Issue Grates on Georgia Businesses.
March 19, 2003

Arbitrator Frees BellSouth Executive to Join Sprint.
March 19, 2003

Ted Turner Likely to Remain on AOL Time Warner Board.
March 19, 2003

War-Related Factors Paint Grim Picture for U.S. Airlines.
March 19, 2003

Ohio Pediatric Hospitals Protest State's Proposed Medicaid Payment Freeze.
March 19, 2003

Richmond County, Ga., Authority Approves Tax-Exempt Bonds for Hospital.
March 19, 2003

Soldiers Get a Dose of Basic Arabic Phrases, Cultural Sensitivity.
March 19, 2003

Massachusetts Giving 20,000 Residents Extension on Unemployment Benefits.
March 19, 2003

War with Iraq to Create Sacrifices, Uncertainty on Homefront.
March 19, 2003

Colorado Springs, Colo., Software Startup Closes.
March 19, 2003

Harrisburg, Pa., Bank Adds Service on Weekends.
March 19, 2003

Public Utility Commission Nomination Considered in Pennsylvania.
March 19, 2003

The Record, Hackensack, N.J., Openings and Expansions Column.
March 19, 2003

The Record, Hackensack, N.J., Business People Column.
March 19, 2003

Continental Cuts Flights Out of Newark, N.J., to Europe.
March 19, 2003

Novartis Benefits from Pfizer Divestiture.
March 19, 2003

Former Mill Employees Win Severance Case in Hamilton, Ohio.
March 19, 2003

Outpatient Surgery Center in Fairfield, Ohio, Gets National Award.
March 19, 2003

Houston's Administaff Removed from Fortune 500 List.
March 19, 2003

Safety of Chemical Plants Still Uncharted Territory for U.S. Officials.
March 19, 2003

El Paso Corp. Pursues Settlement Talks with California.
March 19, 2003

Enron Examiner Rapidly Devours Company's Cash.
March 19, 2003

Sales of New Homes Ease Back in Houston.
March 19, 2003

Oil Prices Fall on Hope for a New Iraq.
March 19, 2003

Fired Executive of Houston Seismic Firm Wins $4 Million Award.
March 19, 2003

Conneticut's Pequots Flooded with Charity Requests.
March 19, 2003

Winnebago, Neb., Reservation Begins Process of Rebuilding.
March 19, 2003

High Court's Coal Ruling Disappoints Navajo.
March 19, 2003

American Indian College Fund Suffers Little from Economic Downturn.
March 19, 2003

Tribes Often Benefit When Supreme Court Refuses Cases.
March 19, 2003

EDITORIAL: Supreme Court Deals Win, Lesson.
March 19, 2003

Indians Look for Bigger Piece of Foundation Pie.
March 19, 2003

Indian Country Today, Oneida, N.Y., Guest Column.
March 19, 2003

Gateway to Pull Out of Columbus, Ga., Market.
March 19, 2003

CEO of Columbia, S.C., Utility Sees His Salary Double from Last Year.
March 19, 2003

Bush Administration to Aid Airline Industry if Hurt by War in Iraq.
March 19, 2003

American Airlines Pilots Consider Whether Workers Should Buy the Carrier.
March 19, 2003

With War Drawing Near, Crude Oil Prices Drop 10 Percent.
March 19, 2003

The Dallas Morning News Technology Column.
March 19, 2003

Airlines Prepare for Fallout of War.
March 19, 2003

Global Mood Affects Vehicle Design.
March 19, 2003

UAW to Target Chrysler for Talks, Analyst Says.
March 19, 2003

Detroit Free Press Home Computing Column.
March 19, 2003

Suitors to Offer a Slate of Directors for Taubman Center's board.
March 19, 2003

Detroit's Wayne State University to Open Tech-Equipment 'Clean Room'.
March 19, 2003

Duluth, Minn., Paper Mill Releases 40 Employees in Restructuring.
March 19, 2003

Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-Based Latin DirecTV Files for Bankruptcy.
March 19, 2003

Rival Challenges Gaming Ship's Deal with Port Everglades, Fla.
March 19, 2003

Florida Panel Kills Bill to Allow Video Slots.
March 19, 2003

Conference Underscores Puerto Rico's Trade with South Florida.
March 19, 2003

Parent of Boca Raton, Fla.-Based Vitamin Maker Plans to Sell.
March 19, 2003

Texas Bill to Discipline Bad Doctors Passes Hurdle in Legislature.
March 19, 2003

Traders, Analysts Say Decline in Oil Futures Does Not Mean Lower Gas Prices.
March 19, 2003

Biotech Companies Hope for Second, Third Chance on Rejected Drugs.
March 19, 2003

The Boston Globe Downtown Column.
March 19, 2003