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INGRAM’S • January 2003 • Volume 29, No. 1 |
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MONTHLY COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS |
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TALK OF THE TOWN |
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PERSPECTIVES |
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Where Have the Leader's Gone?
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Reimagining Union Station
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Why Kansas City Needs a New Downtown Arena |
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Has Riverboat Gambling Enhanced Kansas City's Riverfront? |
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BUSINESS & COMMERCE |
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Tax Law Changes Mean Money for Education and Retirement |
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Online Banking is Evolution -- Not Revolution |
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"What About Tif?" |
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What a Long Strange Trip It's Been. . . |
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Controlling the Outcome |
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COMMUNITY |
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Sheltering the Many |
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Brown Delivers. . . |
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LIFESTYLE |
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Souping Up Your January |
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FEATURES |
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From the optimistic news of Nashville-based HCA stepping into Kansas City as the successor of the ailing Health Midwest, to the idiotic lawsuits and money grab taking place well before the transaction. From KC’s utility darling UtiliCorp, now Aquila to the turbulent exile of its overcompensated CEO, and much more. Ingram’s explores a year in review of one of the most tumultuous eras in the history of big business in Kansas City. |
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INDUSTRY OUTLOOK |
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On the morning of December 30, a distinguished group of area economists and bankers met—at the invitation of Ingram’s Magazine—to discuss the state of the economy, local and national, as America heads into the admittedly volatile year of 2003.
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SPECIAL SECTIONS |
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