Daily News (New York, NY) articles from November 2003

Daily News (New York, NY) archives from November 2003

Boxing Equipment, Clothing Maker to Close Plant in Bronx, N.Y.
November 1, 2003

October Ends on a High Note for Stocks.
November 1, 2003

New York City Hopes National Economic Boom Will Give It an Echo.
November 3, 2003

New York Makes It Look a Lot Like Christmas Is Two Months Away.
November 3, 2003

Daily News, New York, Guerrilla Investing Column.
November 3, 2003

Brooklyn, N.Y., Critics of 25 Percent Real Estate Tax Hike Say It's Unfair.
November 3, 2003

New York City Spending Jumps, Despite Raised Taxes, Layoffs.
November 4, 2003

British-Owned Pleasure Boat Docks at Gibraltar after Passengers Become Sick.
November 4, 2003

Sale of New York Gas-Tanks Site to Developer Fuels Protest.
November 4, 2003

Factory Index Rises 6 Percent in October.
November 4, 2003

Jet-Noise Bill Clears U.S. House.
November 4, 2003

Murdoch Son Named CEO of News Corp.-Controlled TV Giant BSkyB.
November 4, 2003

Daily News, New York, Publishing Column.
November 4, 2003

Three New York City Pension Funds Pull Assets from Putnam after Allegations.
November 4, 2003

New York Homeowners Oppose Plans to Demolish Fences, Expand Road.
November 4, 2003

Snapple Faces $200 Million Lawsuit.
November 4, 2003

New York City Riders Say Bye-Bye to Red-Bird Subway Cars.
November 4, 2003

Beef Prices Soar 45 Percent to Record Highs.
November 5, 2003

Short List of Plans for New York-Area Bridge to Be Made Available to Public.
November 5, 2003

New York Seniors Call Congressman's Drug Cost-Cut Plan Good Remedy.
November 5, 2003

Daily News, New York, Real Estate Column.
November 5, 2003

Workers Picket Upscale Manhattan Restaurants.
November 5, 2003

Interim New York Stock Exchange Chief to Announce Board Picks.
November 5, 2003

Stocks Drop Slightly on Worries Job Losses May Be on Rise.
November 5, 2003

Latest Tyco Restructuring Plan Includes Sale of Fiber Optic Network.
November 5, 2003

Flushing, N.Y., Business District Funds Cleanup Effort.
November 6, 2003

New York's Gateway National Park Receives Funds to Restore Historic Hangars.
November 6, 2003

Daily News, New York, Media Column.
November 6, 2003

New York Stock Exchange Leader Makes Appointments to the Board.
November 6, 2003

Stocks End Barely Moved on Conflicting Reports.
November 6, 2003

New York Transit Agency Settles Suit with Developer over Headquarters.
November 6, 2003

U.S. Unemployment Claims Drop 11 Percent; Stocks Surge.
November 7, 2003

Growing Job Recovery May Come Late to New York City.
November 7, 2003

New York's Absentee Landlords Can Avoid Surcharge Until March 1.
November 7, 2003

New York City Councilman Dusts Off Tough Lead-Paint Bill.
November 7, 2003

Daily News, New York, Publishing Column.
November 7, 2003

Rosie O'Donnell Takes Stand in Big-Money Magazine Battle.
November 7, 2003

Sony Music, BMG Entertainment to Merge.
November 7, 2003

New York City's Transit Authority, Landlord Settle Rent Dispute.
November 7, 2003

U.S. Economy Adds 126,000 Jobs while Unemployment Drops to 6 Percent.
November 8, 2003

Brooklyn, N.Y.-Based Bank Puts Money on New Business Division.
November 10, 2003

Business Titans Can Indeed Take a Joke, New York Comedy Club Discovers.
November 10, 2003

Independent Booksellers Go Where College Students Need Them.
November 10, 2003

New York City Council Extends Bus Subsidy for Six Months.
November 10, 2003

New York City-Area Residents Elated about Talks to Buy Gas Tanks.
November 10, 2003

Daily News, New York, Guerrilla Investing Column.
November 10, 2003

Coalition Makes Case for Westchester County, N.Y., Nuclear Plant.
November 10, 2003

Crowded Army of Street Vendors Gives New York City a Third-World Feel.
November 10, 2003

Wall Street Firms Slowly Begin Hiring Staff.
November 10, 2003

New York City Affordable Housing Agency Leads Success-Story Tour.
November 11, 2003

New Jersey-Based Underwear Maker Slips Back into College Point, N.Y.
November 11, 2003

Concorde Lands for Good in New York, Bound for Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum.
November 11, 2003

Rockefeller Plaza Observation Decks to Compete with Empire State Rooftop.
November 11, 2003

Investors Pull Back to Soak in Recent Strong Profit Reports.
November 11, 2003

New York Pension Funds May Pull Money from Alliance Capital.
November 11, 2003

Daily News, New York, Media Column.
November 11, 2003

New York Mayor Bloomberg Touts Park at Former Gas Tank Site in Elmhurst.
November 11, 2003

FCC Ruling Expands Number Portability to Include Home, Cell Phone Conversions.
November 11, 2003

Rosie's Clothes, Mood, Go Black in Magazine-Contract Trial in New York.
November 11, 2003

Brooklyn, N.Y., Residents Unhappy to be Omitted from Mayor's New-Schools List.
November 11, 2003

Brooklyn, N.Y., Queens Councilmen Spearhead Hearing on Snapple-Drink Deal.
November 11, 2003

New York Cabbie Easily Makes Fueling Switch to Reduce Emissions, Pollution.
November 12, 2003

Brooklyn, N.Y., Neighbors Rip Jehovah's Witnesses' Plans for Four Buildings.
November 12, 2003

Cablevision Posts $105 Million Quarterly Loss, Plus Accounting Woes.
November 12, 2003

New York to Lift Ban against Solo Drivers on Bridges, Tunnels.
November 12, 2003

Daily News, New York, Real Estate Column.
November 12, 2003

Rockaway, N.J., Strip Project Aims to Beautify Community.
November 12, 2003

New York Investment Banks Are Bullish on Big Retailers for Holidays.
November 12, 2003

Stock Drop for Third Consecutive Day.
November 12, 2003

New York's Pokiest Bus is Slower than a Swimming Penguin Crosstown.
November 13, 2003

Positive Corporate Profits Send Dow, Nasdaq Soaring.
November 13, 2003

Talent-Agency Wars Heat Up in New York City.
November 13, 2003

UniTED Airlines Makes It Official: Low-Cost 'Ted' Unit Takes Name from Parent.
November 13, 2003

Board Approves Sale of $38.9 Million in Bonds for New York City Hotel.
November 14, 2003

NBC Wants Out of Paxson Communications' Pax TV Network.
November 14, 2003

Brooklyn, N.Y., Parking Fines Reach $115.
November 14, 2003

Daily News, New York, Publishing Column.
November 14, 2003

New York-Area Rail Plan Clears Hurdle, Gets $75 Million Boost.
November 14, 2003

New York Mayor Moves Up Vote on Snapple Contract with City Schools.
November 14, 2003

Stocks Slip on Weak Economic News, Decline in Wal-Mart Profits.
November 14, 2003

Stop & Shop Taps New York-Area Former Coca-Cola Plant for Store.
November 14, 2003

Tyco CEO's Secretary Admits to Sex, Helping Kozlowski Raid Company.
November 14, 2003

Examination of Charles Schwab Trades Reveals After-Hours Activities.
November 15, 2003

'Wall Street Week' Show Is Retooling, with Focus on On-Street Reporting.
November 17, 2003