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Abstracts: Northern Exposure: Alyeska Pipeline is held liable in tour-operator case. Unocal calls a halt to Caspian pipeline after Afghan raids
Abstracts: Northern Trust. Adams Express
Abstracts: North Face shares fall 21% after firm withdraws $212.5 million tender offer. Wal-Mart's Garth-quake may spur sales
Abstracts: North Korean troops enter demilitarized zone; moves violate armistice with South Korea. U.S. eases embargo against North Korea
Abstracts: North Korea suspends nuclear treaty withdrawal. U.S. suspends Belet Uen relief flights. Army suspends firing of SDI critic
Abstracts: North Korea withdraws from Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. United Nations: peace-keeping report issued. Atomic Energy Agency strengthens powers
Abstracts: Northpoint Communications files for Chapter 11 creditor protection. Lucent launches series of measures to cut work force
Abstracts: Northrop expects added job cuts amid Boeing woes. Lockheed warplane has racked up cost overruns, Pentagon officials say
Abstracts: Northrop Grumman
Abstracts: Northrop set to cut jobs, restructure. FAA to require Boeing jets to be inspected Boeing Co. to phase out production of MD-11 aircraft over next 20 months
Abstracts: North to prosperity. New floats perform. ACT confronts its rivals
Abstracts: Northwest affiliate agrees to comply with US order to reinstate service. UAL girds for vote on unionization of ticket agents
Abstracts: Northwest Air commuter affiliates say they cannot comply with order to fly. Led by Northwest, airlines raise leisure fares
Abstracts: Northwest Airlines. KLM Airlines
Abstracts: Northwest Air, strikebound, lays off staff. Northwest lays off 27,500 as strike continues. TWA recalls veteran to restore its image
Abstracts: Northwestern Corp. WPS Resources Corp.. Entergy Corp
Abstracts: Northwestern Mutual's deal to purchase Frank Russell gives it more wares to sell. Hartford Life buys $4 billion block of life insurance assets from MBL
Abstracts: Northwestern Mutual's deal to purchase Frank Russell gives it more wares to sell. part 2 Nationwide agrees to settle lawsuit by policyholders
Abstracts: Northwest Natural Gas Corporation. Avnet, Inc.. Knight Ridder
Abstracts: Northwest pilot talks termed at impasse. Northwest, Continental forge alliance, despite Justice Department objections
Abstracts: Northwest rescinds 4% fare increase other carriers already had matched. Labor woes cause some fliers to spurn Northwest Air
Abstracts: Northwest strike hits business travelers. Caterpillar net slid 33% in 4th period on construction-equipment price cuts
Abstracts: No sale: do you want to buy a phone company? One is going begging; in a world of privatization, Nicaragua falls behind as bidders walk away; a year declared inauditable
Abstracts: No separation anxiety. Mega-mergers take their toll. This go-it-alone team has the big-firm look
Abstracts: No sign of shift in talks on Apple-Sun merger. Oracle chief will not act to buy Apple; but reversal leaves future options open
Abstracts: No small feat. Small business ignored. Surfing with the giants
Abstracts: No surrender for Mitre 10 in hardware war. Gas cave takes the pressure off supply. Harvey World Travel makes a stopover
Abstracts: No surrender for Mitre 10 in hardware war. Taxing times ahead for charities. A fair share on the sidelines
Abstracts: Not all fun and games. We're drowning in data. The next hurdle: Games technology
Abstracts: Not all sweet on sugar levy. Farmers optimistic. Dirt is not cheap
Abstracts: Not alone in a cyberspace crowd. Too many cooks. The good oil
Abstracts: No Tariffs Says Industry. Variable royalty rates for improving franchise channel coordination. Two-Part Tariffs and Monopoly Profits When Visits Are Variable
Abstracts: No taste for accounting: it might take bigger starting salaries to attract young people back to accounting courses
Abstracts: Note. An acquisition policy for a single item multi-supplier system. A dynamic programming algorithm for joint replenishment under general order cost functions
Abstracts: Notebook computers can do double duty as desktop PCs. If you laptop weighs you down, try one of these. PC price war offers opening, but a deal is only half the battle
Abstracts: Note on adjustments to analysts' earnings forecasts based upon systematic cross-sectional components of prior-period errors
Abstracts: Note: the role of returns policies in pricing and inventory decisions for catalogue goods. Price promotions and trade deals with multiproduct retailers
Abstracts: Note. Work interrupted: a closer look at the role of interruptions in organizational life. Influencing initial public offering investors with prestige: signaling with board structures
Abstracts: Not exactly micro. Definitely not soft. Ruling unlikely to affect Windows 98 release. New disguise for infection of computers
Abstracts: Not-for-profit accounting and auditing in the early eighteenth century: some archival evidence. Radical developments in accounting thought
Abstracts: Nothing appeals like success. The road to recovery. Sold the highest (or any) bidder
Abstracts: Nothing but bet. The role of construction, intuition, and justification in responding to ethical issues at work: the sensemaking-intuition model
Abstracts: Nothing ventured, nothing gained. A capital option: finance companies. Alternative ways to find capital
Abstracts: Not just an ordinary Joe. Taking risks, reaping rewards. Does father always know best?
Abstracts: Not just bean counters anymore. End run. Ride the changes, don't just roll with the punches
Abstracts: Not just bean counters anymore. More than just a Victorian. Not Just a Lot of Hot Air
Abstracts: Not keen to be green. Know how negotiating from weakness. Budget 2005: parallax error
Abstracts: Not so fast: E-mail sometimes slows to a crawl. The fine print in Cyberspace. Phone deal in Afghanistan catches many by surprise
Abstracts: Not so invincible: electronics industry in Japan hits limits after spectacular rise; some markets get saturated, and many firms lag in creating new products: a profit decline for the pack
Abstracts: Not-so-popular culture. No point in sharing. The generation guide
Abstracts: Not-so-soft sell. Boeing pitches IT to the world. Windows 2000 pitches in among the mature and free
Abstracts: Not so spotless. More Macquarie, please. Prized commodity
Abstracts: Not sure you want to continue paying on that life insurance policy? Tips to keep you exercising
Abstracts: Not up to scratch. A new Telstra. Trujillo's big test
Abstracts: Not up to scratch. Crossed wires. No half measures
Abstracts: Not yet over the hill. Go Kimberley! WA's north-west is remarkable and it would be a pity to miss out on exploring it-rough or smooth
Abstracts: NovaCare expects first-quarter profit to fall short, sending shares plunging. Hilifiger's fashion empire starts to show some wear; sales growth slows and stock slips as men opt for rivals cheaper clothes
Abstracts: NOVA Chemicals. Mosaic Co. Monsanto Company
Abstracts: Novartis AG
Abstracts: Novartis, its profit up 14%, will shed some food lines. Colonial buys unit of rival in Australia pension business
Abstracts: Novartis to go forward with campaign. Amgen wins rights to sell anemia drug. TV dethrones magazines in drug ads
Abstracts: Novell agrees to buy AT&T's Unix System. Borland agrees to acquisition of Ashton-Tate; all-stock offer, to create software powerhouse, valued at $440 million
Abstracts: Novell agrees to sell Wordperfect division; Corel buying unit for $115 million. Cadence Design accuses a rival of stealing secrets; Avanti calls suit baseless, but stock falls
Abstracts: Novell agrees to sell Wordperfect division; Corel buying unit for $115 million. part 2 Flummoxed by the Internet, head of Novell resigns
Abstracts: Novell counters Microsoft, pairing Unix, NetWare. IBM's OS/2/2.1 debut is modest success, but launch of rival Windows NT looms
Abstracts: Novell, Inc
Abstracts: Novell, Inc. CNET Networks. RSA Security, Inc
Abstracts: Novell, Inc. Keane Inc. Keane, Inc.
Abstracts: Novell, Inc. McAfee, Inc. Parametric Tech
Abstracts: Novell is said to be selling its Unix division to Santa Cruz. An unusual acquisition in software; Silicon Graphics to buy 2 of its main vendors
Abstracts: Novell, Netscape plan to form Internet firm. Netscape says revenue rose 80% in quarter. Yahoo!, Visa form electronic commerce tie
Abstracts: Novell spends $60 million to back its move into Web-services niche. Spread the Web: Cisco reaches beyond techies
Abstracts: Novell's quiet but effective rival to Lotus Notes. Sorry Ma'am, no listing for 'enry 'iggins; voice recognition is improving, but don't stop the elocution lessons
Abstracts: Novell unveils ambitious plan to sell software that links variety of devices. Microsoft discloses new developments emphasizing its entertainment side
Abstracts: November jobless rate drops to 7.2%. June jobless rate edges up to 7%. May jobless rate drops to 6.9%
Abstracts: Novice, portfolio, and serial founders: are they different? Buyouts, information asymmetry and the family management dyad
Abstracts: Novo Nordisk
Abstracts: Novo Nordisk. Allegheny Tech. Brush Eng Mtls
Abstracts: No wages madness. The RBA's credit crusade. Room for a rate cut
Abstracts: Now Apple users can take advantage of new Mac clone. NuTek USA to sell desktop computers that it says mimic Apple's Macintosh
Abstracts: Now, Big Blue is at your service: IBM using size to its advantage. Hostile offer for computer services unit
Abstracts: Now for a real jobs network. Online car sales park in a niche. Added-value success story looks for the next big thing on the cards
Abstracts: Now for Australia's next big reform: population. Global warming pledge a time-bomb for Australia. A tax system that will change business and Australia
Abstracts: Now, for free, you've got voice mail. HomeGrocer.com raises $100 million to grow on. Yahoo! to expand shopping channel amid online boom
Abstracts: Now for plan B: failing to get enough investors interested in its magnesium smelter, AMC is working up a more attractive offer
Abstracts: Now for the A-Z of online shopping. Cable Internet-access flop is far from finished. Cyberscams: big on hype, short on fact
Abstracts: Now for the horse-trading. The marginals have it. Budget 2005: out of balance
Abstracts: Now for the trifecta? Fix up your debt. Debt and disaster
Abstracts: No win in Toyota union victory. IRC gets with the program. The fast lane speeds up
Abstracts: No wires, no money. Bring it on. Broadband bandwagon
Abstracts: No wires, no money. Pay TV's greatest survivor. Digital surprise
Abstracts: Now is the best time to increase memory. Digital Christmas? Why not wait? Fixing a smart program
Abstracts: Now it's Mr Nice Guy. Spike Radio talks up a comeback. 7 e-myths exploded
Abstracts: Now, making a game out of 'Connections'. For games, old wine comes in new bottles. I compute, therefore you die
Abstracts: Now PC users say it with 'Voice Notes.' (new software adds recorded messages to documents) (Information Age) (Column)
Abstracts: Now playing: babes in cyberspace: digital diaper set is next gleam in software industry's eye. Real Networks hopes new streaming software will open up medium
Abstracts: Now playing in limited release: Internet, the next generation. Show me the mummy! Internet offers a home to archeology
Abstracts: Now playing on your neighborhood laptop. Low-cost portables with personality. As snug as a bug in the system
Abstracts: Now poised to challenge AOL online: MSN; after many attempts, Microsoft tries again for a leg up in consumer Web services
Abstracts: Now, the Superhighway leads to mutual funds: transactions, detailed information and maps are available on line
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