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Abstracts: Shell takeover rumors won't go away. Misplaced Australians. Identity crisis
Abstracts: Sherwin-Williams. Sherwin-Williams Company
Abstracts: Sherwin-Williams. TEPPCO Partners
Abstracts: Shifting fortunes: PC firms are roiled by change as clones gain on brand names; lack for innovation makes it hard for a Compaq or IBM to justify higher prices; workstations cut into sales
Abstracts: Shifting lead at forefront of computing. U.S. and I.B.M. join forces to develop fastest computer. A supercomputer deal pits buying American vs. fair trade
Abstracts: Shifting paradigms for sustainable development: implications for management theory and research. Left brain-right brain mythology and implications for management and training
Abstracts: Shifts at Compaq may push down prices for PCs. Compaq plans to eliminate 5,000 jobs in its first cut after Digital purchase
Abstracts: Shipments of workstation computers increased 25% world-wide in 1994. Hyundai plans to move its division for personal computers to the US
Abstracts: Shock overload leads CNET to redo its ads. Carlton campaign boasts of tar rating. Cigarette makers in discount war to lock in share
Abstracts: Shoe industry
Abstracts: Shoe industry. Barry (R.G.)
Abstracts: Shoe industry. part 10
Abstracts: Shoe industry. part 11
Abstracts: Shoe industry. part 12
Abstracts: Shoe industry. part 2
Abstracts: Shoe industry. part 3
Abstracts: Shoe industry. part 4
Abstracts: Shoe industry. part 5
Abstracts: Shoe industry. part 6
Abstracts: Shoe industry. part 7
Abstracts: Shoe industry. part 8
Abstracts: Shoe industry. part 9
Abstracts: Shoe industry. Railroad industry
Abstracts: Shoe industry. Stride Rite
Abstracts: Shoe industry. Timberland Co.
Abstracts: Shoot first, E-mail photos to Grandma later; the newest digital cameras offer crisp pictures and can even cut out trips to the drugstore
Abstracts: Shooting stars. PC sales hit a lull after the storm. The virtual professor
Abstracts: Shooting the rapids: managing product development in turbulent environments. Speeding up new product development
Abstracts: Shoot your inventory: a 'mountainous' inventory calls for special ways of measuring. What controllers should know about employee fringe benefits expense
Abstracts: Shopkeepers warn. Danger signs emerge. Business primer
Abstracts: Shopper-cam. A telling profit. Direct hit
Abstracts: Shopping centers feel the chill. Pub fight. Lending on less
Abstracts: ShoppingEs hot spot. When terror strikes, let loose the profits of war. Payroll problems get the push
Abstracts: Shopping malls attract small firms. Is there a franchise in your future? Extend your reach by catalog sales
Abstracts: Shopping motives for mail catalog shopping. Mail order direct marketing in the United States and the United Kingdom
Abstracts: Shopping on the Web: it's scary out there. What is art? That can mostly depend on the context. Building girls cyber rooms of their own
Abstracts: Shopping spree. Airfield of dreams. DIY planning challenges software: briefing your accountant can be as simple as handing over a computer disk
Abstracts: Shopping spree. Westfield hops around. Westfield has its sites set on shopping around
Abstracts: Shortage of critical parts crimp makers of notebook computers. Japan's biggest memory-chip makers are cutting output in bid to ease glut
Abstracts: Shortages of an Intel microprocessor create backlogs, headaches. Compaq will switch to Intel processors
Abstracts: Short- or long-duration coupons: the effect of the expiration date on the profitability of coupon promotions. The Overlooked Risk - Long-Term Disability
Abstracts: Short-run deviations and volatility in spot and futures stock returns: evidence from Australia, Hong Kong, and Japan
Abstracts: Short Sales Restrictions and the Security Market Line. Intervalling effect on intertemporal stability among Asian emerging markets and developed markets
Abstracts: Short - sighted in Sydney. Worldwide office party. The industrial revolution
Abstracts: Shouldn't Toyota stick to cars? As company branches out, investors spin their tires. Hearst Magazines rejoins Publishers' ad group
Abstracts: Shouldn't Toyota stick to cars? As company branches out, investors spin their tires. part 2 U.S. says Japan, Brazil dumped steel; price cuts called illegal; steep tariffs planned
Abstracts: Should Scoring Rules Be 'Effective'? Strategies for the probabilistic lot-sizing problem with service-level constraints
Abstracts: Should small investors hold NRMA shares? Time for some careful stockpicking. Hot stocks to watch, and not an e- in sight
Abstracts: Should we consolidate finance subsidiaries? Accounting for interest rate swaps. Accounting for deferred charges - Is more guidance needed?
Abstracts: Should we consolidate finance subsidiaries? Why LBOs are popular. The case against deferred taxes
Abstracts: Should Williams consider his position? Parallel lines could meet within the law. B2B, be warned
Abstracts: Should you lease office equipment? Targeting college spenders. Doctors examine franchising
Abstracts: Should you take advantage of the accelerated expensing provisions? Expensing capital assets
Abstracts: Show and Sell. F. Kenneth Iverson of Nucor: Man of Steel. Tea and Sympathy
Abstracts: Showbiz winners: now you see 'em, now.... A little pay-TV mogul with big ideas. One.Tel's big ideas brought it down
Abstracts: Showing the world a clean pair of hulls. Suburban shire leads Victoria's wave of reform. Howard gets 39% backing from CEOs
Abstracts: Show me the money, X-Files star implores. Hollywood's g'day list. Hollywood's pet also-ran
Abstracts: Show Your Stuff. OMB projections show persistent deficit problems. How to stuff up your merger, by Stephen Covey
Abstracts: Shrimp or bananas. Cafe Britt, S.A. Defending the market in Latin America: appreciating Costa Rica's success
Abstracts: Shuttle 'Endeavor' rescues communications satellite. Russian space station 'Mir,' U.S. shuttle 'Atlantis' dock
Abstracts: Shuttle 'Endeavor' rescues communications satellite. Space: shuttle 'Discovery' deploys satellite. Shuttle 'Discovery' flies biology mission
Abstracts: Shut up and eat! Poetry and its discontents. Critics and their discontents
Abstracts: Sibling deficits. How prosperous a new year? Living beyond our means
Abstracts: Sick puppies. Fresh blood. 'Good' bugs on the grow
Abstracts: Siebel Systems, Inc.. Siebel Systems. Symantec Corp
Abstracts: Siebel Systems, Inc.. Symantec Corp. PeopleSoft, Inc
Abstracts: Siemens, Motorola plan U.S. chip plant; site will produce DRAMs, to meet hot demand amid rising PC sales. Technology forecasters see a world of 'virtual' conferencing by business
Abstracts: Siemens, Motorola plan U.S. chip plant; site will produce DRAMs, to meet hot demand amid rising PC sales. part 2
Abstracts: Siemens, Nixdorf to join computer units; plan may spawn other combinations in Europe. Plessey takeover isn't expected to end string of electronics mergers in Europe
Abstracts: Siemens, Nixdorf to join computer units; plan may spawn other combinations in Europe. part 2 Nixdorf prepares for Siemens merger; computer firm braces to enter the big leagues
Abstracts: Sierra On-Line says pre-Christmas sales haven't been hurt. Security Dynamics says profit to trail estimates, as clients put off purchases
Abstracts: Sierra Pacific Resources. DTE Energy Company. MDU Resources
Abstracts: Sierra Pacific Res. Sierra Pacific Resources
Abstracts: Sigh of relief greets new telephone rules. A phone giant with 2 main extensions; a Nynex understudy to dominant Bell Atlantic
Abstracts: Sigma-Aldrich
Abstracts: Sigma-Aldrich Corporation. Drug industry. Pharmacia Corp
Abstracts: Sigma Designs. Sun-Times Media Gr. Tobacco industry
Abstracts: Signal facilitation: a policy response to asymmetric information. Federal Financial Support of the Defense Industry
Abstracts: Signalling new product introductions: a framework explaining the timing of preannouncements. The effects of experience with brand extensions on parent brand knowledge
Abstracts: Signalling new product introductions: a framework explaining the timing of preannouncements. part 2 Experts' views about defining services brands and the principles of services branding
Abstracts: Significant issues for the future of product innovation. New products and financial risk changes. Leadership style: its impact on cross-functional product development
Abstracts: Signing off; Akers quits at IBM under heavy pressure; dividend is slashed; signing off: outsiders will lead search for new chief executive to be a 'change-master'; but who'd want this job?
Abstracts: Signing on with your fingerprints. Lights! Camera! Keyboard! Quantum code: secrets in the light
Abstracts: Signs of strain between agencies and their customers persist for a second year. A British agency comes to New York seeking a car, an airline and fast-moving consumer goods
Abstracts: Signs show 'Wintel' axis is beginning to wobble. Intel is gambling with a new and more powerful set of chips. Intel starts a campaign to tell people who it really is - on the inside - not just how great its chips are
Abstracts: Sign-ups for Microsoft Network show strength but trail some expectations. Microsoft eases some policies on licensing
Abstracts: Silgan Holdings
Abstracts: Silgan Holdings, Inc.. Transalta Corporation. Wringley (WM.)
Abstracts: 'Silicon Forest' worries, Is this goodbye Mr. Chips? How big a bite? on-line grocery stores hope to lead the way into the electronic future. But shoppers may still want to see and touch what they're buying
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics expects loss, and its stock dives. A warning about sales by Compaq: more bad news rolls in from big technology
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics faces a battle for its Hollywood turf; special-effects, animation market lures Microsoft and Intel to cry, 'action!' (Company Business and Marketing)
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics gets two U.S. jobs valued at over $100 million. Jobs discloses Next Inc. plans public offering
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics Inc. agrees to acquire Cray Research in $739.2 million deal. Outlook improves for U.S. supercomputer access
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics prepares to open its 3-D technology. Putting it all together: computer-integrated factories are said to be the savior of industry. But can anyone make the system work?
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics reported ready to rescue Cray. Resolving conflicts in supercomputer deal; after buying Cray, Silicon Graphics sets out to unite technology
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics sets licensing pact with Microsoft. Version of Microsoft's 'Windows' to be offered for workgroups
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics' stock falls on profit outlook. At Silicon Graphics, a surprise loss; Wall St. unhappy 5th quarter in row
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics taps Belluzzo as CEO; ex-H-P executive is surprise selection. Small steps; some entrepreneurs are convinced that networks aren't just for the big guys
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics to buy makers of special-effects software tools. Hewlett-Packard discloses chip flaw in some of its workstations, servers
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics to lay off up to 1,500, sell or spin off units, including Cray. Why prepping mainframes for 2000 is so tough
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