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Articles in May, 2001 issue of Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
- Teacher's Columbia, Mo.-Area Firm Publishes Second-Run Educational Series.
- Top Miami-Area Firms' Hiring Indices Recruit the `A' Team.
- San Pedro, Calif., Firm Buys Tuna Fleet.
- Properties Firm Sells Investments in Two New York City Buildings.
- Stock Options Help Former West Virginia Steel Company CEO Earn $2.3 Million.
- Honeywell Cuts 43 Jobs in South Bend, Ind., Aircraft Landing Systems Division.
- Auctioneers Foresee At Least Another 18 Months of Dot-Com Liquidations.
- Publisher of Akron, Ohio, Newspaper Announces His Retirement.
- Financial Planner, Author Speaks at Walnut Creek, Calif., Technology Fair.
- Durham, N.C.-Based Biotechnology Firm Posts $22.8 Million Loss.
- Fort Wayne, Ind.-Based Steel Firm To Build New Mill.
- Bank Is Eager to Expand in Minneapolis Market.
- Carnegie Mellon University Undergrads Receive Awards for Business Plans.
- Richmond, Va., Insurer Sets Affiliation with Alabama Companies.
- Developer Hopes to Create Urban Community in Chattanooga, Tenn.
- Republic Bank Names New Mortgage Lender in Manatee County, Fla.
- San Jose, Calif., District Court Judge Announces Retirement.
- Charlotte County, Fla., to Discuss Rezoning for Englewood Business Plaza.
- Assets of Peoria, Ill., Credit Union Surpass Two Billion Dollars in 2000.
- Bertelsmann Seen Buying Boston-Based E-Mail Marketing Firm.
- Circulation Drops at Most Daily Evening Newspapers.
- Waterloo, Iowa, Meat Production Workers Testify about Vulgarity, Abuse.
- Best Buy Likely to Need to Wait for Year Before Opening in Anchorage, Alaska.
- McDonald's Baron to Open 20th Texas Restaurant in Beaumont, Tecas.
- Health, Animal Rights Groups Criticize EPA Animal Testing Program.
- Fresno, Calif.-Area Growers Crop Up in Washington, D.C., as Farm Lobbyists.
- Las Cruces Sun-News, N.M., Business Briefs Column.
- Arlington, Tenn., Medical Group Looks to Raise Millions in Initial Offering.
- Southeast Oklahoma Garment Plant to Close Next Summer.
- IBM Adds Linux System to Rochester, Minn.-Area Network.
- Atlanta Gas Firm's Contamination to Force Savannah, Ga., Lady from Home.
- Liquidation Sales Open at Closing Hampton, Va.-Area Retail Chain.
- Ashburn, Va., Web Service Provider Replaces CEO.
- Nextel Communications to Cut 850 Jobs After Loss.
- Charlotte, N.C., Forces Hot Dog Vendors to Change Locations.
- High-Speed Internet Access Providers Will Raise Rates in Boston Area.
- Proposed Budget Cut for Small Business Administration Faces Opposition.
- Salinas, Calif., Auto Dealers Reduce Lighting Amid Energy Crisis.
- Virginia Pork, Specialty Food Producers Consolidate.
- Japanese Heavy Industries Firm to Locate Headquarters in Lake Mary, Fla.
- The Santa Fe New Mexican Business Beat Column.
- Stock Price for St. Petersburg, Fla.-Based Technology Firm Keeps Climbing.
- Detroit-Based Airline Ready for Takeoff.
- Venture Report Says Investing Activity Fell 39 Percent in First Quarter.
- Kansas City, Mo.-Based Utility Operator Posts Sharp Increase in Profits.
- Chicago Tribune Marketing Column.
- Bush Recruits Panel to Draft Social Security Reform Plan.
- Daily Mail, London, Alex Brummer Column.
- Farmland Industries Warns of Layoffs at Lawrence, Kan., Fertilizer Plant.
- Experts Detail How to Bring Business to Buffalo, N.Y., Inner City.
- Washington State Leaders Hope to Prevent Delays in Bridge Project.
- Football Coach Speaks to Synovus Financial in Columbus, Ga.
- British House Building Company Director Receives Payments in Wake of Sale.
- Pueblo, Colo., Airport Official Hopes to Attract Low-Fare Airline.
- Seattle Company Tully's Take Another Look at Aggressive Expansion Plans.
- Hundreds in West Virginia Look to Work at Information Technology Firm.
- Champaign, Ill.-Area Gas Prices Take Huge Jump.
- Pipeline Construction Begins in Manatee, Fla.
- Eugene, Ore., Municipal Utility Passes on Purchase of Wind Power.
- Colorado Offers Boeing Up to $18 Million in Incentives.
- California Lawmakers Disagree on Plan To Ease Power Crisis.
- San Diego-Area Power Rates Could Rise 44 Percent under Governor's Plan.
- East St. Louis, Ill., Hospital Union Plans To Resume Picketing.
- Shareholders Protest Bonus Pay for British Media Executive.
- Shell Oil Extends Hostile Bid for Denver Energy Firm.
- Columbus, Ga.-Based Firm To Open Financial Services Branch in Macon, Ga.
- Federal Reserve Bank Chief Predicts No Recession in California.
- Durham, N.C., Medical Software Maker Wins New Financing.
- House Passes Bill to Raise Contribution Limits for IRAs.
- Officials Are Hard-Pressed to Find Waterbury, Conn., Construction Crews.
- Emeryville, Calif.-Based Coffee Retailer Losses Beat Analysts' Prediction.
- New Technology Center Opens in Superior, Wis.
- California Board Delays Decision on Telephone Services to Deaf, Disabled.
- Hog Firms to Comply with Nebraska Law.
- Corona, Calif., Cheese Factory Struggles To Get Power To Expand Market.
- Chicago Tribune Marketing Column.
- Waterbury, Conn.-Area Companies, Educators Launch Employee Training Program.
- Lucent Set to Lay Off 400 Workers in Oklahoma City.
- Omaha, Neb.-Based Database Marketing Company Confirms Layoffs.
- Colorado Springs, Colo., Residents Can Benefit from Renters Insurance.
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