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Articles in February, 2004 issue of Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

• Alameda, Calif.-Based Wind River Provides Operating System for Mars Rover.
• Union Workers in Building Trades Face High Levels of Joblessness.
• The Kansas City Star, Mo., Careers Column.
• John Kerry Leads in Primary Polls as Democratic Voters Focus on Electability.
• The Record, Hackensack, N.J., Your Money's Worth Column.
• The Philadelphia Inquirer Job Column.
• Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Minn., Real World Economics Column.
• The Bismarck, N.D., Tribune, Business Briefs Column.
• SEC Prepares Rule Requiring Lawyers to Blow Whistle in 'Noisy Withdrawals'.
• Las Vegas Review-Journal Business Calendar Column.
• Japanese Government to Relax Public Works Regulations to Cut Costs.
• Tenet Healthcare's Sale May Signal End of Merger Trend in Industry.
• Odessa American, Texas, Building Permits Column.
• San Joaquin, Calif., Chambers Give Voice to Diverse Business Community.
• New U.S. Executive of European Aerospace Firm to Emphasize Marketing.
• Texas Mortgage Lenders See Drop in Business despite Low Rates.
• Stock Market Recovery Seems Impervious to Lack of Job Growth.
• In Michigan, Democrats Focus Hopes on Jobs.
• Airline Planners Consider Destination Alternatives to Seattle, Wash., Airport.
• Concrete-Formed Loft Design Takes Center Stage at Las Vegas Home Expo.
• Atlanta-Area Density Hits Idyllic Cherokee County, Ga.
• Sun Shines on Florida's Economy.
• Intel to Launch New 'Prescott' Chip Family.
• Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas, Business Insider Column.
• Lower-Cost Tips Can Help Consumers Get Control of Their Energy Bills.
• Post-Integration Kansai Urban Banking Corp. Begins Operations.
• New York Hospital Expands Asthma Emergency Room.
• Rising Profits Put Spotlight on Amazon.com's Aggressive Discounting Strategy.
• Judge to Rule on Bankruptcy Petition against Former Colorado Concert Promoter.
• Orangeburg, S.C.-Area Students Prepare to Spend Day on Job.
• The Indianapolis Star Downtown Digest Column.
• The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif., Business Calendar Column.
• Fort Worth, Texas, to Hold Vote on Bond Proposals.
• Indianapolis Mall's Critics Say Center Lacks Retail Energy, Draw for Shoppers.
• Pueblo, Colo., Economic Development Group Is 'In for a Ride,' Leader Says.
• Vertex Acquisition Means Opportunities for L-3 Aerospace Plant in Waco, Texas.
• St. Louis' Better Business Bureau Fields More Inquiries, Complaints.
• Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., Group Seeks Financial Literacy.
• Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., Station Builder Shifts into Reverse Merger.
• Ambulance Company Comes to North Las Vegas Technology Corridor.
• Englewood, Fla., Tile Painter to Hold Open Studio.
• Technology Allows Tupelo, Miss., Media to Keep Track of Elections.
• Restaurant Thrives at Charlotte County, Fla., Airport.
• Salvation Army Returns Favor to Charity Donor in Columbia, S.C.
• RVs Inspire Wanderlust at Indianapolis SuperShow Touting State's Key Industry.
• Brooklyn, N.Y., Residents Express Ire at Cut in Bus Service.
• New Airline Carriers to Face Stricter Conditions in Thailand.
• Bangkok Post, Thailand, Kriengsak Niratpattanasai Column.
• York Daily Record, Pa., Moment with a Manager Column.
• The Miami Herald Money Matters Column.
• Many Raleigh, N.C., Funeral Homes Use 'Cask-ette' Displays, Increase Sales.
• Mississippi Gulf's Catch of the Day Restaurant Pulls in Its Nets at Two Sites.
• Cape Cod, Mass., Is Abuzz about Martha Stewart; Trial Has Local Links.
• Edmunds.com Web Site to Rank How Quickly Cars Lose Value.
• Military Men Seek Veterans Votes for Democratic Presidential Nomination.
• CIGNA Gets Final Approval for Settlement of Litigation with Doctors.
• Garden Retailer to Close Four Stores in Houston Area.
• H&R Block Selects Houston Firm to Develop Kansas City Headquarters.
• New Miami-Are Hospital to Bring Back Low-Tech Toilets.
• President Bush's Budget for 2005 Focuses on Defense, Economic Growth.
• Martha Stewart's Magazine Ads Off 30 Percent.
• Central Florida Expressway Authority to Revise Policies on Consultants.
• Fidelity Investments Shifts Jobs to Rhode Island.
• Levy to Aid Training Police, Firefighters Fails in Virginia.
• Bush Budget Plan Reduces Aid to California.
• Minnesota Programs Help Hmong Farmers Improve Their Businesses.
• Bush Proposes 10 Percent Increase in SEC's Funding.
• Thai Kitchen Maker Challenges Europeans in High-End Cabinetry.
• St. Petersburg, Fla.-Based Catalina Marketing Shaving U.S. Work Force.
• New City Manager Takes Reins of Barstow, Calif.
• Airlines Resume Flights as Terrorism Threats Subside.
• AME Info, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Technology Briefs Column.
• Betting Ban Not Discussed at Meeting on College Sports Reform.
• Bellevue, Wash.-Based Truck Maker Paccar's Profit Stays in High Gear.
• Epic 'Lord of the Rings' Passes 'Nemo' to Become 2003 Box Office Hero.
• California Bay Area Council Gets Federal Grant to Retrain High-Tech Workers.
• Computer Sentinel Fights Constant Battle to Keep Internet Dewormed.
• Dallas Business Leaders Propose Group to Coordinate Downtown's Rebirth.
• Massachusetts Governor Presses for Turnpike-Authority Merger.
• Utah's Economic Growth Slowed in January.

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