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Abstracts: Software firms are expected to hit earnings forecasts for latest quarter. Microsoft lines up NT as its next strategic weapon; earnings for quarter exceed estimates, driven by sales of Windows 95
Abstracts: Software firms are expected to post mixed results for March 31 quarter. Software makers are expected to post solid profit gains for December quarter
Abstracts: Software firms are expected to report mixed results for the March quarter. Job-hunters turn to software and databases to get an edge
Abstracts: Software firms expected to post mixed earnings. Software firms are expected to report mixed results for the March quarter
Abstracts: Software firms likely to post strong earnings; Microsoft expected to pace showing for June period, but bad news for Lotus
Abstracts: Software firms likely to post strong earnings; Microsoft expected to pace showing for June period, but bad news for Lotus. part 2
Abstracts: Software firm sues Microsoft, citing access. Cigna set to offer coverage linked to Cisco, NetSolve. Start-up firm plans to attack unwanted e-mail
Abstracts: Software flaw allows viruses within E-mail. Netscape and Microsoft are cleared on exports. New Netscape software flaw is discovered
Abstracts: Software - How to Make the Right Choice. Modern Office Computer Test: ONYX Sundance. Modern Office Computer Test: Rainbow 100
Abstracts: Software industry discovers it has lost its immunity from battles over pricing. Publishers deliver reams of data on CDs
Abstracts: Software industry discovers it has lost its immunity from battles over pricing. part 2 Defense contractor expects to report net fell in quarter
Abstracts: Software kings' "e" fix. Little but loud: being small should be no obstacle to effective marketing-you just has to be creative
Abstracts: Software landscape shifts as IBM makes hostile bid for Lotus; giant is determined to lead in business of lashing desktop PCs together; will another suitor emerge?
Abstracts: Software maker loses in copyright ruling. For parents: here's educational software that gets high marks. Hughes Aircraft gets copyright on program
Abstracts: Software makers are likely to report generally strong earnings for quarter. Computer software & services
Abstracts: Software maker seeks services concern in $8.4 billion bid. Trying to revive itself, E.D.S. lures chief from Cable and Wireless
Abstracts: Software makers get a chill from Microsoft's Windows. Windows tips software firms' power balance. Microsoft's Windows opens a big lead; but users gripe about slowness and extra costs
Abstracts: Software makers offer to help ... themselves. Office 2000 is well connected. Desktop studio for home video buffs
Abstracts: Software makers win a round in Year 2000 court fight. Intuit to allege Microsoft got it to drop rival. Software makers win a round in year 2000 court fight
Abstracts: Software newcomer's blue-chip campaign. High tech and red hot. A management buyout or dry out?
Abstracts: Software piracy: an analysis of protection strategies. Linear optimal designs and optimal contingency plans. Optimal residence times for a batch biomass-to-methane conversion system
Abstracts: Software preferences still mark Europe as the Old World; applications like painting, selling well in U.S., lag behind venerable standbys
Abstracts: Software Seen as Key to Local System Success. New Avenues for Training Courses. Courses in the Use of Software
Abstracts: Software shut-out. Brand news. Designers cut it overseas
Abstracts: Software Taxation: A New NAA Research Study. Why can't accountants deal with uncertainty about enterprise continuity?
Abstracts: Software that makes a grown company cry. Bayer expected to divest itself of sluggish imaging business. Even with good earnings news, Kodak finds out just how unforgiving investors can be these days
Abstracts: Software to open up your new Windows. Lawmakers have their work cut out for them. Entrepreneurs to the rescue
Abstracts: Software writers try to speak a language users understand. Technology, economics and ego conspire to make software difficult to use
Abstracts: Sold out. Abolish anti-dumping rules. Open for business
Abstracts: Solectron agrees to buy Smart Modular, posts better-than-expected earnings. Contract manufcturers face murky prospects
Abstracts: Solectron becomes a force in 'stealth manufacturing.' Vision test: caught in the middle, Marshall tries to turn the Web into an ally; but sales, service innovations don't protect distributor from chip-related woes; winning and losing suppliers
Abstracts: Solectron Corporation. Jabil Circuit, Inc. Belo Corp
Abstracts: Solid brick. Concrete signs for the future. Pre-cast profits
Abstracts: Solidity, versatility and economy. Flavors are the same, but new iMacs have some spice. Bridging two worlds with a single machine
Abstracts: Solomon Lew's ARI lifts its equity in shoe retailer. Keeping ahead of arch-rivals. Nike showcase seems too big for its boots
Abstracts: Solution-focused feedback in management development. Unleash your natural leader. Be yourself-more-with skill
Abstracts: Solution-focused rating (SFR): new ways in performance appraisal. Making competency management work: use what is there!
Abstracts: Solution focused reflecting teams in action. Story-telling within project teams in post-conflict zones. Team remotivation
Abstracts: Solutions Focus and reorganization: restructuring at Freescale Semiconductor. Organisational transactional analysis in the workplace
Abstracts: Solving airline crew scheduling problems by branch-and-cut. Nelder-Mead simplex modifications for simulation optimization
Abstracts: Solving Generalized Networks. Financial data and the skewed generalized t distribution. The road to "root cause": shop-floor problem-solving at three auto assembly plants
Abstracts: Solving infinite-horizon discounted Markov games using a superharmonic least-element algorithm. A min-max-max-min approach to solving a stochastic programming problem with simple recourse
Abstracts: Solving multiple objective programming problems using feed-forward artificial neural networks: the interactive FFANN procedure
Abstracts: Solving Staff Problems: Working as a Team. Cost-Effective Recruitment Advertising. It Pays to Have a Policy Manual
Abstracts: Somalia intervention: foreign troops take more towns. Boutros-Ghali sees May turnover. U.N. backs U.S.-led force to safeguard food deliveries in Somalia
Abstracts: So many megabytes, so little space; goal is a gizmo that would store all digital data. EDS net jumps to $221.9 million, beats forecasts
Abstracts: So many men, so many wars: 50 years of remembering World War II. Remembering Stanley Elkin, master of excess
Abstracts: Some aspects of customer satisfaction and customer loyalty. Managing the quality of management training: the role of the index of client satisfaction
Abstracts: Some big companies long to embrace Web but settle for flirtation; they fear online marketing could cause sales staffs and distributors to rebel; a risk of getting 'Amazoned.'
Abstracts: Some comments on Saaty's AHP. Individual hybrid models for conjoint analysis. The invention of the independence condition for preferences
Abstracts: Some companies offer free E-mail services, but there's a price. Beware what passes for news when wading through digital data
Abstracts: Some computers manage to fool people at game of imitating human beings. Lotus extends company benefits to cover domestic partners of homosexual staff
Abstracts: Some computer software makers' earnings likely to slide; blame it on the accountants. Tetris game wins big for Nintendo but not for Soviet inventors: they're left out as software falls into Western hands and then into litigation; to Russia, a lesson in markets
Abstracts: Some computer software makers' earnings likely to slide; blame it on the accountants. part 2 Numbers game; how MiniScribe got its auditor's blessing on questionable sales; Coopers & Lybrand allowed computer firm to make suspicious adjustments; Cooper says it was misled
Abstracts: Some conceptual and research barriers to the utilization of knowledge. Knowledge research issues
Abstracts: Some evidence on the nature of relearning curves. An examination of customer racial discrimination in the market for baseball memorabilia
Abstracts: Some evidence on the nature of relearning curves. Some uninvestigated antecedents of retailer exit intention. Shareholders first? An alien idea for some
Abstracts: Some guidelines and guarantees for common random numbers. Optimal server allocation in a system of multi-server stations
Abstracts: Some Issues Are Worth Getting Angry About. A Way of Life. ON THE MOVE
Abstracts: Some kid's titles that finally break out of the mousetrap. Prodigy has promise, but America Online may be the prodigy
Abstracts: Some Models for Estimating Technical and scale Inefficiencies in Data Envelopment Analysis. Response to 'Decision Problems under Risk and Change Constrained Programming; Dilemmas in the Transition'
Abstracts: Some old faithfuls made a comeback. Now it's back to business. Reflection in a crystal ball
Abstracts: Some problems when adopting Churchill's paradigm for the development of service quality measurements. The conceptual domain of service quality for inpatient nursing services
Abstracts: Some reasons Lycos was such a willing bride. Defining the on-line chief; Ebay's Meg Whitman explroes management, Web style
Abstracts: Some results in the CAPM with nontraded endowments. A perspective on the experimental analysis of taxpayer reporting
Abstracts: Some second thoughts on options. Tiny maker of modem part rides wild surge in stock. E*Trade cut option price just before stock surged
Abstracts: Some shopping tips for families buying a back-to-school PC. Notes for the novice: a guide to buying your first computer
Abstracts: Some smoking liability suits backed. Race-based juror exclusion barred. Pornography case voided for entrapment
Abstracts: Some socio-cultural factors retarding entrepreneurial activity in sub-Saharan Africa. The pervasive effects of family on entrepreneurship: Toward a family embeddedness perspective
Abstracts: Some stormy signs: the housing good times continue to roll in each of the states but the rate of growth is beginning to slow
Abstracts: Some SUVs flip on side in crash test. Flights on nearly 75% of major routes take longer than those of decade ago
Abstracts: Something old, something new ... but will we all be blue? Industry survey: trends & projections. Cycles
Abstracts: Sonic Automotive. Copart, Inc. MarineMax, Inc
Abstracts: Sonic Corp
Abstracts: Sonic Corp. Chipotle Mex, Gr. Tim Hortons Inc
Abstracts: Sonic's big swipe. Growth fund. Hearing is believing
Abstracts: Sonoco Products Co. Sonoco Prods
Abstracts: Sonosite Inc. SonoSite, Inc. AngioDynamics, Inc
Abstracts: Sons and daughters of HAL go on line; with chatterbots on the web, conversation can be surprising, or surprisingly limited
Abstracts: Sony and Time Warner make music deal; CDnow to be joined to Columbia House. Deal to create the largest interactive ad agency
Abstracts: Sony, getting into PC's, is planning a software operating system. Netscape plays it cool as rival is sued
Abstracts: Sony is close to U.S. debut for home PCs. IBM to launch two PC units in new markets. Compaq, hit by lagging sales at home, prepares to enter Japanese PC market
Abstracts: Sony plans to purchase a 5% stake in NextLevel. NextLevel pact draws Sony Corp., Thomson-CSF unit. TCI Group tallies digital subscribers at 1 million and posts $52 million net
Abstracts: Sony's digital music clip is cool, but treats users like potential criminals. Now that's portable: Nomad Jukebox holds more than 1,500 songs
Abstracts: Sony's Discman, eagerly awaited item at trade show, is unveiled privately. Sony, Philips announce plans to enter video-game market with CD machines
Abstracts: Sony's new Clie offers some big improvements over the first model. Sprint TP3000 puts organizer functions on a cellular phone
Abstracts: Sony to stir computers into its traditional product mix. Hewlett plans to split in 2 in revamping; an effort to compete in a more focused way
Abstracts: Sony uses original PlayStation to boost PS2 sales. Sony scrambles to restock PlayStation 2. Sony sees shortage of PlayStation 2s for holiday season
Abstracts: Sorority minority. IR green light. Cool in a crisis
Abstracts: Sotheby's Holdings. Sotheby's
Abstracts: Sotheby's Holdings. Sotheby's. part 2 eBay Inc
Abstracts: Sound of F.C.C. silence in a big merger. Local Bells see a bright side in the AT&T deal. GTE discloses 3 big deals in growth bid; BBN to be acquired for $616 milion cash
Abstracts: Sound on; Thomas Dolby Robertson has a complaint about the Web: it's too quiet. Motorola to sell VocalTec software for calls via Internet
Abstracts: Sounds promising. Breath easy. All pumped up
Abstracts: Sources and methods of foreign financing for real estate development in Mexico. Putting teeth into NAFTA's "fair treatment" provisions: Mexico must do more to protect foreign investors, or pay, NAFTA panel rules
Abstracts: Sources of education for Certified Management Accountants (CMAs). Response to ethics case #1
Abstracts: Sources of generalized versus issue-specific dis/satisfaction in service channels of distribution: a review and comparative investigation
Abstracts: South Africa adopts new democratic constitution; De Klerk's party quits ruling coalition. De Klerk opens Parliament
Abstracts: South African government, African National Congress reach power-sharing deal. 40 slain in S. Africa massacre; ANC breaks off talks
Abstracts: South Central Bell and the Treadway Commission report. Executive summary: The Report of the National Commission on Fraudulent Financial Reporting (the Treadway Commission)
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