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Abstracts: Listening to the voice of the market. Competitive intelligence at Lexis-Nexis. Profiling in competitive analysis
Abstracts: Listen, learn and take on the world. The quick survive. A glitterati take on capital market
Abstracts: Listen to some super advice. Fast change to new role. Flaws in Count's grand plan
Abstracts: Listings, takeovers change the old order. Getting the flick? All bets on, off?
Abstracts: List makers join the e-boom. Small caps on the run. A little homebush in Huangpu
Abstracts: Literary crushes. Where have you gone, Orrin Knox? The decline of the Washington novel. 'None ever wished it longer': how to stamp out book inflation
Abstracts: Litigation risk and auditor resignations. Low balling, legal liability and auditor independence. Selecting an Auditor: Times Have Changed
Abstracts: Little but loud: being small should be no obstacle to effective marketing-you just has to be creative. Beware of bullies
Abstracts: Little diggers. A precious-metal punt. Explosive times ahead: the Wild West is poised to profit from a renewed global appetite for its mineral wealth
Abstracts: Little EMC challenges leader IBM in data-storage; sales grow on products using cheaper, faster off-the-shelf disk drives
Abstracts: Little impact is seen if Microsoft-Intuit deal fails. Mac OS is better than ever. More flaws found in computer tax programs
Abstracts: Little kingdoms. Suit-and-tie tourists. Tourism gets a severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) shock: industry is facing the bleakest outlook
Abstracts: Little-known project developing alternative software to Windows. 3Com gives Palm wireless accwss to Web surfing
Abstracts: Little luxuries. Luxury's tough new world. Hotel heartbreak
Abstracts: Little messages that grew. The lessons of failure. 'Difficult' types
Abstracts: Little miss marketing. Marketing reinvented. Branding value
Abstracts: Live and learn. Home is where the office is. Gone under
Abstracts: Lively tour of the Himalayas. 3 countries frozen in time. Getting a feel for Jerusalem's complicated past and present
Abstracts: Livent Inc. sues founder, files for Chapter 11. Livent board holds emergency meeting to review options for struggling firm
Abstracts: Livent weighs its options, one of which is bankruptcy. S.E.C. charges Grace and 6 former executives with fraud
Abstracts: Live the brand. Creating a brand-supportive culture isn't easy, but it's possible. Creating the customer-engaged organization
Abstracts: Living Off the Fad of the Land. Mc Pawnbroker. Flying Economy Class
Abstracts: 'Living our brand'. Stress less. A recipe for bad apples
Abstracts: Living with Lupus. Focusing on aging eyes. The agony of de feet
Abstracts: Living with multiple paradigms: the case of paradigm interplay in organizational culture studies. The cycles of corporate branding: the case of the LEGO Company
Abstracts: Liz Claiborne. Apparel industry
Abstracts: Liz Claiborne. Oxford Industries
Abstracts: LKQ Corp. Eaton Corp
Abstracts: Lloyd's leaps in. Split personality makes little sense. Marriage of convenience
Abstracts: Lloyd's restructuring announced. Currency devaluations announced. HDTV alliance announced
Abstracts: Loans That Come Full Circle. Leaving no stone unturned. Capital ideas for financing
Abstracts: Loans without proof: lenders are keeping up with the growing number of contractors and self-employed people who cannot get conventional finance
Abstracts: Local coke. Brave real world. The gene genius
Abstracts: Local density and foreign subsidiary performance. Government corruption and the entry strategies of multinationals
Abstracts: Local heroes. Equities exit. Passive investors are likely to suffer the most
Abstracts: Locally rational decision making: the distracting effect of information on managerial performance. A framework for customer relationship management
Abstracts: Local operators are standing by; after the Bells and their new rivals have it out, consumers will get an earful
Abstracts: Locating a Mobile Server Queuing Facility on a Tree Network. On Competition to Join a Simple Queuing System before the Facility Opens
Abstracts: Lockheed admits Egypt bribe; fine set. Kanemaru charged with tax evasion. Small fine for LDP leader in bribe case
Abstracts: Lockheed Martin. Aerospace/defense industry
Abstracts: Lockheed Martin. Aviall, Inc. Bombardier Inc. 'B'
Abstracts: Lockheed Martin. Standex International Corp. Northrop Grumman
Abstracts: Lockheed to buy Comsat for $2.7 billion. A free hand: why laissez faire is the Washington line on telecom mergers; even as the big get bigger, regulators hope deals will boost competition; AT&T changes the equation
Abstracts: LodgeNet Entert. Tyco Electronics
Abstracts: Lodging complaints; Marriott faces outcry from 1980s buyers of hotel partnerships; income flowing through was low and managing fees high, investors contend; firm: all risks were disclosed
Abstracts: Loews Corp. Global Payments
Abstracts: Loews Corp. Nuveen Munic. Val
Abstracts: Logistics excellence. Who is the customer? Competitiveness in the '90s: we need to refocus on people issues to stay in the race
Abstracts: London and Frankfurt stock exchanges form alliance. Deutsche Bank wants a US investment deal. Volkswagen, in shift, will set up fund for slave workers
Abstracts: London and Frankfurt stock exchanges form alliance. Deutsche gets Bankers Trust for $10 billion. Siemens to sell big units in bid to shore up profitability
Abstracts: Lone mothers, family credit and paid work. Should we subsidise pre-school childcare, and if so, how? Modelling local government budgetary choices under expenditure limitation
Abstracts: Lone Star Steakhouse. Yum! Brands. Lone Star Steakhse
Abstracts: Lone Star Tech. Applied Industrial Technologies. AAR Corp
Abstracts: Lone Star Tech. Liberty ALL*STAR Equity Fund
Abstracts: Long-distance firms to post strong profits: 2nd-quarter gains expected in range of 20% to 25%; steep costs hurt AT&T
Abstracts: Long-distance rates will stay at present level, analysts believe. WorldCom officials want to sell parts of Sprint
Abstracts: Long-distance resellers can cut phone costs. Keeping Would-Be Thieves At Bay. A helping hand on personnel
Abstracts: Longer, more leisurely lives. Short on savings. Shareholders' bonanza
Abstracts: Long forward and zero-coupon rates can never fall. Measuring investment performance in a rational expectations equilibrium model
Abstracts: Longitudinal tracer studies: research methodology of the middle range. Performance perceptions of organizational citizenship behaviours at work: a bi-Level study among managers and employees
Abstracts: Long memory in interest rate futures markets: a fractional cointegration analysis. Transaction Costs and Market Quality: Open Outcry Versus Electronic Trading
Abstracts: Long range process design and compatibility among operations. A branch-and-fathom algorithm for the long range process design problem
Abstracts: Long-range rockets. Planned pay-offs. Debts writ large
Abstracts: Long-run abstinence after narcotics abuse: what are the odds? Measuring the long-term effects of public policy: the case of narcotics use and property crime
Abstracts: Long-run IPO performance analysis of German and Spanish family-owned businesses. Internationalization strategy of small and medium-sized family businesses: some influential factors
Abstracts: Longs Drug. Drugstore industry
Abstracts: Longs Drug. Gentex Corp
Abstracts: Longs Drug. Rite Aid Corp. Pharmacy Services Industry
Abstracts: Long tem pharmaceutical forecasting: IMS Health's approach. Benchmarking the forecasting process. C3: a success formula for forecasting
Abstracts: Long term incentive plans, executive pay and UK company performance. Top executive remuneration: a view from Europe
Abstracts: Long-term vision. Cheques and balances: the economy will continue to thrive but the sources of its strength will change
Abstracts: Long-term vision. Pain no gain. Heavy weather
Abstracts: Longview Fibre. Smurfit-Stone Container
Abstracts: Look-alike names lead to drug mix-ups. J&J's cholesterol-lowering spread to be sold as food, not supplement. Judge deals blow to FDA with ruling that Cholestin is a dietary supplement
Abstracts: Look-alike names lead to drug mix-ups. Parkinson's drug will carry strict safety warning. FDA received data on adverse effects from using Viagra
Abstracts: 'Look good, is better'. Who's looking? List and list again
Abstracts: Looking ahead to look back. Numbers and feelings. A new year, new data, and old issues
Abstracts: Looking around to find a new Internet home. Netcom to seek profitable niche: Internet access just for business
Abstracts: Looking back at forecasting. Is forecasting a waste of time? Foresight in forecasting: the case of petrochemicals
Abstracts: Looking beyond the Asian gloom. Public spending softens downturn. No insurance against a weak Australian dollar
Abstracts: Looking for a touch of millennium justice. Russian banks send depositors to the wall. Mahathir pledges to use state funds to aid ailing banks
Abstracts: Looking inside for competitive advantage. An interview with Greet Hofstede. An interview with William Ouchi
Abstracts: Looking smart with half a billion. Finding and keeping e-commerce execs: Web-savvy managers are so valuable that companies will go to any lengths to retain their services
Abstracts: Looking through Microsoft's window; on the firm's sprawling campus, it's almost business as usual as talk of breakup brews
Abstracts: Look out, management accountants. Family-owned businesses: a challenge for management accountants. Solutions in finance: the power triangle
Abstracts: Look out, management accountants. The changing world of management accounting and financial management. Lean enterprises and the confrontation strategy
Abstracts: Looks are not everything. Live on your laptop. Phishy business
Abstracts: Looming over Northwest talks: other unions. Northwest Air's mechanics pick different union. TWA, pilots union reach agreement on 4-year contract
Abstracts: Looming over Northwest talks: other unions. UAL's search for next chief comes down to two. AirTran flight attendants prepare for possible strike
Abstracts: LoopNet, Inc. LoopNet Inc
Abstracts: Loral agrees to purchase the Skynet Satellite system. France Telecom plans update for Minitel; I.B.M. to develop network for a new on-line information service
Abstracts: Loral and Alcatel to team up on new satellites. AT&T to buy 2.5% of GM's DirecTv Inc.; move to include marketing of satellite television sent directly to home
Abstracts: Loral satellites for Globalstar Network lost in explosion after Russian launch. Orange PLC expects sales rise; will offer mobile-services deals
Abstracts: Loral's Skynet unit to form alliance with EchoStar. Mattel is phasing out teething-toy additive. King of pineapples tiptoes to tulips for faster growth
Abstracts: Los Alamos Lab finds way to cut chip toxic waste. AMD chip may cut prices of laptops Motorola to unveil set-top box that offers many digital tools
Abstracts: Losing touch. The leadership equation. The forward view. Look out the front windshield, not in the rearview mirror
Abstracts: Loss of 3,000 Mexican steel jobs has an Asia connection. IBM to pay Mexico City millions for failed system. A 20-year G.M. parts migration to Mexico
Abstracts: Lost and found: the information-processing model of advertising effectiveness. Screening for interactions between design factors and demographics in choice-based conjoint
Abstracts: Lost and found: the information-processing model of advertising effectiveness. part 2 Advertising trends: innovation and the process of creative destruction
Abstracts: Lost tax calculations. Determining the fair price. 1 + 1 = 3
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