Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News articles from May 16 2001

Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News archives from May 16 2001

BellSouth Pulls the Plug on Wireless TV.
May 16, 2001

Anchor's Return Boosts CNN's Ratings.
May 16, 2001

Wireless Campus Network Sparks Renewal at Atlanta-Area College.
May 16, 2001

Atlanta-Based Communications Firm Posts $5.2 Million Quarterly Loss.
May 16, 2001

Home Depot Profit Rises Only Slightly.
May 16, 2001

IBM, AT&T Join to Open Data Center for Businesses.
May 16, 2001

Publix Super Markets to Put Five Stores in Atlanta-Area.
May 16, 2001

Atlanta-Area Technology Firm to Buy Dallas-Based Wireless Company.
May 16, 2001

Canada Trade Emissaries Shop for Georgia Outlets.
May 16, 2001

(B) OPINION: Marketing Crimes and Misdemeanors, from One To 10.
May 16, 2001

The State, Columbia, S.C., South Carolina Column.
May 16, 2001... The State, Columbia, S.C. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News May 16--AFFINITY'S FUTURE APPEARS BLEAK, REPORT SHOWS: Affinity Technology Group Inc. said in a corporate filing Tuesday the company may not have enough money to make it for...

Columbia, S.C.-Area Banks See Wachovia Merger Benefits.
May 16, 2001

Dallas-Area Auto Dealerships Work Hard to Woo, Train Mechanics.
May 16, 2001

Mexican Economy Takes a Sharp Downturn.
May 16, 2001

Future Lies in Deep-Water Drilling, Says Chief of Dallas-Based Oilfield Firm.
May 16, 2001

Spirit Airlines Is Eager for Expansion at Detroit Metro Airport.
May 16, 2001

Kmart CEO Infuses Enthusiasm, Discusses Change at Shareholders Meeting.
May 16, 2001

Worcester, Mass., Company to Use Partner in Search for Anticancer Drugs.
May 16, 2001

Massachusetts Posts Record Overseas Sales, Says State Report.
May 16, 2001

The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Mathis Network Column.
May 16, 2001

The Kansas City Star, Mo., Jerry Heaster Column.
May 16, 2001... By Jerry Heaster, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News May 16--Most of the analyses decrying America's anemic personal savings rate miss several critical considerations. One problem is that savings statistics...

Lawmakers Can't Reach Agreement on Changing Kansas Lien Law.
May 16, 2001

Judge Bars Tax Plan Marketer from Operating in Kansas.
May 16, 2001

Vanguard Airlines' First-Quarter Loss Is Larger Than Last Year's.
May 16, 2001

Louisville, Ky.-Based Nursing Home Operator Shows Improved Quarterly Results.
May 16, 2001

Owner of Centerville, Ga., Mall Files for Bankruptcy.
May 16, 2001

Cookware Company Mirro Cuts 115 Jobs in Manitowoc, Wis.
May 16, 2001

Executives Cancel Speeches Due to Newport News, Va., Shipyard-Buyout Bids.
May 16, 2001

Interest Rate Cuts Deliver Blow to Many Retirees.
May 16, 2001

The Philadelphia Inquirer Andrew Cassel Column.
May 16, 2001

Deal Gives FleetBoston Financial Entree Into South.
May 16, 2001

Providence, R.I.-Area Kohl's to Break Ground.
May 16, 2001

Rhode Island Groceries to Sell Lottery Tickets.
May 16, 2001

St. Petersburg, Fla.-Based Utility Offers a Rate Cut.
May 16, 2001

Wachovia's Silence over Former SunTrust Offer Apparently Legal.
May 16, 2001

Bond-Rating Firm Downgrades California Credit Rating.
May 16, 2001

San Jose, Calif., Newspaper Names Technology Executive.
May 16, 2001

New York Venture Capital Funds Make Inroads on Silicon Valley.
May 16, 2001

Video-Game Makers on the Hunt for Young Consumers.
May 16, 2001

Minneapolis Cereal Plant Will Close.
May 16, 2001

State Employee Takes Florida's New Personnel System to Court.
May 16, 2001

Takeover Bids Could Impact Bank One's Credit Card Deal with Wachovia.
May 16, 2001

Chicago Tribune Market Report Column.
May 16, 2001

Chicago Tribune Inside Commercial Real Estate Column.
May 16, 2001

Chicago Tribune Marketing Column.
May 16, 2001

Virginia Secretary of Technology Drops Out of Race for Commerce Post.
May 16, 2001

Dell Computer Founder Addresses Technology Conference in Virginia Beach, Va.
May 16, 2001

Sara Lee Selects Suffolk, Va., for $93 Million Expansion.
May 16, 2001

Mexico, U.S. Pledge to Cooperate More on Energy Matters.
May 16, 2001

Shortages Threaten California Economy.
May 16, 2001

SunTrust, First Union Don't Expect a Bidding War.
May 16, 2001

Fast-Food Franchise Expands with a Stand Alone Location in Manatee, Fla.
May 16, 2001

Florida Vegetable Field Tour Focuses on Pesticides.
May 16, 2001

Walnut Creek, Calif.-Based Drug Store Chain Workers Hailed for Foiling Bomber.
May 16, 2001

First Union Sticking to its Initial Offer for Wachovia.
May 16, 2001

Caution Becomes Evident in Columbia, S.C.-Area Consumer Spending.
May 16, 2001

Ameritech, Verizon to Give Break on Local Toll Calls.
May 16, 2001

New Terminal in Detroit Airport Will Feature Eight Huge TVs.
May 16, 2001

Former Sunbeam Executives Face Federal Fraud Lawsuit.
May 16, 2001

Massachusetts Drug Firm May Emerge Unscathed from Over-the-Counter Debate.
May 16, 2001

Apple Computers to Open 25 Retail Stores Across the U.S.
May 16, 2001

Bank Holding Company in Boston Hopes Ads Will Update Image.
May 16, 2001

Increased Premiums Help Massachusetts HMOs Earn Significant Profits.
May 16, 2001

Central Pennsylvania Technology Council Names a President.
May 16, 2001

Deal with Microsoft Lets Basking Ridge, N.J., Lucent Spinoff Brag a Bit.
May 16, 2001

Securities Industry Bars Montville, N.J., Trader Accused of Looting Account.
May 16, 2001

New-Home Sales in Houston Area Continue to Reflect Robust Economy.
May 16, 2001

Real Estate Developer Likes Florida Panhandle's Prospects.
May 16, 2001

Kansas City, Mo.-Based Telephone Company Reports More Losses, More Revenue.
May 16, 2001

Motorola Considers Selling Scottsdale, Ariz., Government Electronics Unit.
May 16, 2001

Judge Postpones New Jersey Financier's Case Pending Federal Sentencing.
May 16, 2001

Sara Lee Plans $93 Million Investment in Suffolk, Va.
May 16, 2001

New Owners of Suffolk, Va., Manufacturing Site Plan to Add Space.
May 16, 2001

Dell Founder Offers Positive Tech Outlook at Va. Beach, Va., Symposium.
May 16, 2001

Apple Computer to Open 25 Stores Across the Nation.
May 16, 2001

Former Executive of Home Appliance Maker Faces Charges in New York Area.
May 16, 2001

Talk Magazine Hires New Editorial Director.
May 16, 2001

Daily News, New York, Peter Siris Column.
May 16, 2001

Anaheim, Calif.-Based Fabric Dyer Closes Doors; Can't Pay Natural Gas Costs.
May 16, 2001

Pittsburgh Development Alliance Taps St. Louis Exec for Top Job.
May 16, 2001

For Savers, Federal Reserve's Rate Cut a Bummer.
May 16, 2001

Real Estate Firm Plans to Buy Downtown Pittsburgh Building.
May 16, 2001

Pittsburgh-Based Software Company Sees Rapid Growth.
May 16, 2001

King of Prussia, Pa., Specialty Toy Retailer to Reorganize Under Chapter 11.
May 16, 2001