All aboard for a meeting
Amtrak adds business class to its Tampa to Miami train service for those who like long rides and short meetings.
Rival grabs Sykes account
Service Zone of Homosassa Springs swoops in to pick up Gateway as a client.
SEC expands accounting investigation
In the wake of Enron, more companies' books are being called on the carpet by regulators.
L-3 snags government contract
The company's Clearwater plant will boost production and hiring to make airport baggage screeners.
Mideast tensions scare off investors
Stocks fall for the fourth straight session over concerns that the turmoil will lead to higher oil prices.
Business today
MICROSOFT PRESIDENT TO RESIGN: Microsoft Corp. president and chief operating officer Rick Belluzzo said he was stepping down after a little more than a year in the position. Microsoft said in a statement Wednesday that Belluzzo would remain in his position until May, and would stay at the company until September to organize the transition. Belluzzo said in a statement he planned to start his own company. The company said it has no plans to replace him. Microsoft said its seven major business units will be given more responsibility for their fiscal and operational performance. At the end of regular trading, shares of Microsoft closed at $56.33, down 97 cents.
