The next group was Japanese. Judge powerless to stop copyright infringement on Napster A federal judge hearing the recording industry's case against Napster said Friday that unless an appellate court clarifies its ruling in the case, she can't force the online song-swapping service to identify and remove all copyright music files. Company built around memories Lee Eygabroad dreams of building his Internet yearbook archive company, which he hopes will capitalize on fond or bittersweet memories and curiosity shared by millions of alumni from high schools and colleges. Giant Eagle still observing online grocery business Western Pennsylvania's supermarket king is treading lightly into the world of online grocery shopping. Leadership A regional renaissance is happening in western Pennsylvania for the very first time.
Major efforts are under way to promote true regional cooperation.
New political, educational and corporate leaders are in place or are on the way. Key regional economic development organizations are seeking new leaders and setting new agendas to help steer the region through the next decade. Business Briefs Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill, the former head of Alcoa, is one of the richest men in President Bush's Cabinet, but he still knows how to pinch pennies. The Pennsylvania Builders Association named W. Mark Lantz, vice president of Cross Towne Builders Inc. of Pittsburgh, the association's 2000 Builder of the Year. Gallery Woodlands Foundation names president of board Business Calendar A weekly listing of business-related events sponsored by nonprofit organizations.