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Abstracts: Issues in understanding and changing corporate culture. Managing culture: the invisible barrier to strategic change
Abstracts: Issues in understanding and changing corporate culture. Values and the American manager: an update updated. A guide to Japanese business practices
Abstracts: Is that an assumption in your portfolio? Small wonder, big growth. BT wants to get out of custody
Abstracts: Is the advertising industry ready to go naked? Scenes from the culture clash. Join the corporate literati
Abstracts: Is the box half-full or half-empty? top cereal maker fights to retain eroding share. The courtship of black consumers: Corporate America absorbs a growing number of minority-owned businesses
Abstracts: Is the CEO kidding us? So many jobs, so few workers. Work on ice
Abstracts: Is There A Best Way to Deliver Data Services? The data made me do it. Assessing joint maintenance shops in the Taiwanese Army using data envelopment analysis
Abstracts: Is there a franchise in your future? Measures target franchise practices. The franchise search
Abstracts: Is there a new collective bargaining? The Political Economy of Industrial Conflict. Strikes and the Crises
Abstracts: Is there a new economy? Low unemployment and inflation continues as bright spots in the economy. After the crash: an augmented risk of recession
Abstracts: Is This Any Way to Run an Olympics? Bad Show. Show Biz Whizzes
Abstracts: Is this really what Congress had in mind with the Telecom Act?; SBC-Ameritech deal sparks debate over big mergers fostered by deregulation; 'Nobody's got a clear vision.' (Government Activity)
Abstracts: Is venture capital worth it? Effects on firm's performance and founder returns. Variants of agency contracts in family-financed ventures as a continuum of familial altruistic and market rationalities
Abstracts: Is video conferencing coming of age? Let there be bytes! When, oh when, will computers behave like people?
Abstracts: Is Voelte on low charge?: Woodside's new managing director seems determined to stay in the publicity shadows. That will be fine by shareholders-if he finds a lot more oil
Abstracts: Is your boss a psychopath? The new wave. What I know now
Abstracts: Is your controllership function out of control? A New Era for Operating and Financial Management - NAA's 5th Annual Controllers' Conference
Abstracts: Is your home-office deduction secure? Distribution by design. How to raise $1 million
Abstracts: Is your inventory really all there? The AICPA's first century: highlights from 100 years of progress. A new method of inventory accounting
Abstracts: Italian cabinet shuffled amid corruption scandals: Premier Amato clings to power. Amato sworn in as new Italian premier
Abstracts: Italian premier sworn in; cabinet unveiled. Fiscal 1996-97 budget unveiled. New budget unveiled
Abstracts: IT and organizational change: lessons from client/server technology implementation. e-Legacy: The IP Systems Challenge
Abstracts: IT boss tells how he will get it right. Where the best jobs will be. Off campus and into the Telstra fire
Abstracts: IT changes tack: in a tighter market, suppliers are having to sell the value their systems offer. Compaq battles for corporate cohesion
Abstracts: ITC Holdings Corp. TransAlta Corp.
Abstracts: It doesn't look like a bank. The morning after the night before. Look before you lease
Abstracts: Iterative triangulation : a theory development process using existing case studies. Building operations management theory through case and field research
Abstracts: It is for you defective day of hats, no? Even helpful translation software sometimes weaves a tangled Web. Filters let users screen out on-line advertising
Abstracts: It is time to make health insurance well again. DIY super alert: there are ways for self-managed funds to make the most of the Federal Government's proposed superannuation changes
Abstracts: 'It looked marvellous in the prospectus': TAURUS, information and decision making. Another fine mess: time for quality in decision-making
Abstracts: IT overhaul. Fatal disk error. Minus the manpower
Abstracts: I-Tower Hardware. New Vehicle Routing Sytem Uses NCR Tower. NCR Delivers 1,000th Tower 1632 Unit
Abstracts: It pays to know the value of your business. Small business discovers nonqualified pensions. Keeping it in the family
Abstracts: IT pushes Canberra towards privacy laws; the federal government has backed down once, but high-tech companies want protection on data as a boost to global exchange
Abstracts: Itron, Inc
Abstracts: Itron Incorporation. Transmeta Corp. Itron, Inc.
Abstracts: It's a computer! It's a TV! It's a stereo! Could CD TV also be flash in the pan? New 'multimedia' CDs may be confusing
Abstracts: It's agency hunting season for everything from beauty products to boysenberry jam. Bank of America seeks standout status
Abstracts: It's all grow at Westfield. Bracing for HartEs next plunge. Burns Philp rebuilds
Abstracts: It's a long way to the top. Tax reform overdue. New money makes its mark
Abstracts: It's beginning to smell (and sound) a lot like Christmas: The interactive effects of ambient scent and music in a retail setting
Abstracts: It's far from perfect, but new Mac system is a big step forward. Apple's new system is smart and stable, but wait to upgrade
Abstracts: It's hard for the money. . Still in the black. Under the carpet
Abstracts: It's hard not to notice phone service leaves a lot to be desired: fault all that competition; 'slamming,' 'cramming' are the means to an end: signing up the deceased
Abstracts: It's hard to keep executives at AT&T. Neat package hides issues in phone deal. In phoneland, it gets lonely at the middle
Abstracts: It's hard to pin the hackers down. Secure your business. Hold the phone, videos are coming down the line
Abstracts: IT skilled riding out the job squeeze. Word's don't fail him. A bank in the hand
Abstracts: I.T. skills in demand. Good benefits. Trials on track
Abstracts: It's not so much what you know, but how to know. Telstra tries to grow up in a world of Internet giants. It's come to a Pretty pass at the essential Telstra
Abstracts: It's not your fault. Separation anxiety. When a stranger calls
Abstracts: It's pretty, but is it broken? American dreamers: Melville and Kerouac. The book that ruined Melville
Abstracts: It's reform that needs intervention. Public property, private profit. Howard raises the high-jump bar
Abstracts: It's the after-tax cash you should be calculating. How second-to-die life insurance saves big premium dollars
Abstracts: It's the after-tax cash you should be calculating. Preferred stock: What it is, how to use it. Precautions when gifting assets and property
Abstracts: It's the phone man at the door - and he has a deal on cable TV; as competition breaks out, a traveling salesman finds a jaded audience; a high-tech 'Brady Bunch.' (Company Business and Marketing)
Abstracts: It's the ultimate in corporate sponsorship for a new professional basketball league. A big World Wide Web site by Time Inc. New Media is devoted to the 1998 soccer World Cup
Abstracts: It's the ultimate in corporate sponsorship for a new professional basketball league. part 2 Mercedes-Benz of North America consolidates its $125 million account at Omnicom Group
Abstracts: It's time - to consolidate: business has had too much change and too little detail about what the main parties propose to do in government
Abstracts: It's time to get your share of overseas markets. Tread carefully. Don't rely on lucky dips
Abstracts: Its trial on hold, Microsoft maps out its options. Microsoft official concedes company sought to restrict web-browser choices
Abstracts: It's war, and the Web's future is the prize; titans circle around MediaOne. FCC will determine ISP access to cable
Abstracts: It's war out there. Digital dreams. Go on, give them try
Abstracts: It's what you do with it. The indigenous lesson. Beyond demographics
Abstracts: It's wholesale upheaval for services. GST myths and risks. Are you ready, are you set?
Abstracts: It takes a child to raze a village: and it may take computer games, whether shoot'em-up or dress'em-up, to help prepare kids for the future
Abstracts: ITT Corp. Legg Mason, Inc. AAR Corp
Abstracts: ITT Educational Svcs. Convergys Corp. Universal Corp
Abstracts: IT&T, galloping into the future. Trends u wine production rises. Health and vitality
Abstracts: ITT Industries' net expected to be below analysts' estimates. SunAmerica seen posting higher profit
Abstracts: ITT will sell stake in Alcatel to its partner. Lucent profit surges 31%, delighting analysts. AT&T sets up unit to manage computer network for clients; concern faces major rivals in push for larger stake in 'outsourcing' business
Abstracts: IT updates lead to new growth. The Asian adventure. The intangible dream
Abstracts: It Will Be Hard for the 'Can't Wait - Can't Type' Manager. Automation: The Users Are Doing It Their Way. Warning Bells for the DP Manager: Get into Office Automation Now
Abstracts: IVAX Corp. Drug industry. Ivax Corp
Abstracts: Ivax weighs spin-offs of its generic units and other businesses. Suit claims heart attack was caused by Viagra
Abstracts: Ivy League business schools far behind the time. Forecasting at McCormick & Company. Forecasting at Colgate-Palmolive Company
Abstracts: Jabil Circuit, Inc.. Tim Hortons Inc
Abstracts: Jack Eggert and Associates Understands Needs of Grocery Stores. Software Profile: STORES
Abstracts: Jack Henry & Associates Inc.. Autodesk, Inc. PEC Solutions
Abstracts: Jack Henry & Associates Inc. PeopleSoft, Inc. Harte-Hanks, Inc
Abstracts: Jack in the Box
Abstracts: Jack in the Box. Ruby Tuesday, Inc.
Abstracts: Jacobs Engineering Group. Building materials industry
Abstracts: Jacobs Engr Group. Stock highlight: Jacobs Engineering (JEC-41.23)
Abstracts: Jaguar's grand tour - until S-type arrives. New export credits plan raises hackles all round. Four-car stud
Abstracts: James Marshall, wicked angel. The way of Don B. James Dickey, size XL
Abstracts: James Packer gets his groove back. Packer likes the odds. Funds head for five-year high
Abstracts: January jobless rate eases to 7.1%. December 1992 jobless rate steady. Jobless rate falls to 7.2%
Abstracts: Janus Capital
Abstracts: Janzen wins U.S. Open golf tournament. Faldo wins golf's Masters tournament. Pavin wins U.S. Open golf tournament
Abstracts: Japan admits foreign companies' share of chip market stagnated in 4th quarter. Affirmative action: U.S. chip makers find 'quotas' help them crack Japan's market: under a managed-trade pact, they informally get share of Japan's chip business: but will it limit them, too?
Abstracts: Japan aims to regain semiconductor leadership. Deadline nears for renewal of chip pact; freer market in Japan reduces urgency for accord with U.S
Abstracts: Japan backs a merger, not failure, for LTCB. Bank-reform efforts seem to advance in Tokyo as filing by Japan Leasing softens lawmakers
Abstracts: Japan backs a merger, not failure, for LTCB. Japan leans to rescues as solution for banks. Japan nears bank-law compromise
Abstracts: Japan bets on a wired world to win back its global niche. Mixed signals from Japan on overhauling the banks. Bank reform, not bankruptcy, is the big talk in Tokyo
Abstracts: Japan chip makers reach agreement with EC on prices. AT&T to get license from NEC that lets it enter a chip market; U.S. giant to share capacity under gate-array pact; more talks are planned
Abstracts: Japan electronics suppliers withheld parts from U.S. industry, GAO finds. Chip-making pioneer in U.S. found grief in Seiko joint venture; Micro Power's John Hall says his loss of the firm shows dangers in Japanese deals; charges of poor management
Abstracts: Japan Equity. Japan Smaller Cap
Abstracts: Japanese banks cutting back on US presence. Nippon Life sells big hotel in Los Angeles. In the rough with makers of golf clubs; sales decline as products fail to attract new buyers
Abstracts: Japanese Competition Doesn't Worry Us. America's worry list. Books and videotapes on Japanese business culture
Abstracts: Japanese giants in electronics post gains in net. Sony's earnings plummeted 33% in its 2nd period; concern sees further drops as it acknowledges end to year of fast growth
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