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Abstracts: United they stand. LookSmart before you leap. Packer's mister Midas
Abstracts: United Video makes offer for Gemstar. Netscape and Qwest plan to announce Web alliance. AT&T chief says he can defend deal
Abstracts: Unitrin, Inc
Abstracts: Unitrin, Inc. part 2
Abstracts: Universal Corp. Visteon Corp
Abstracts: Universal Forest Products, Inc.. Lafarge North America Inc. Univ. Forest Prod
Abstracts: Universal Health. Eli Lily and Co. Universal Health Services Inc
Abstracts: Universal Health. Pediatrix Medical. NightHawk Rad'ogy
Abstracts: Universal Serial Bus is finally picking up some passengers. What price housing? Valuing "voluntary transfers" of council housing
Abstracts: University blues. Beat the clock. Slaves of the inbox
Abstracts: University research and development of a microsatellite. The influence of firms' technological capabilities on export performance in supplier-dominated industries: the case of ceramic tiles firms
Abstracts: University start-up formation and technology licensing with firms that go public: a resource-based view of academic entrepreneurship
Abstracts: Univ. Forest Prod. Service Cp. Int'l. Shuffle Master, Inc
Abstracts: Univision Comm. Bank (midwest) industry. Electrical equipment industry
Abstracts: Unix program's suppliers adopt joint approach. Software industry loses start-up zest as big firms increase their dominance
Abstracts: Unlocking sustained business value from IT investments. The well-timed strategy: managing the business cycle. Defining property rights: the case of knowledge-based resources
Abstracts: Unlocking the intellectual capital: knowledge is power, and IBM hopes to help companies find it, keep it and work with it
Abstracts: Unlucky Proposition 13. RECESSION BECOMES A NEAR-CERTAINTY. SELF-EMPLOYED FIGHT IRS ON WITHHOLDING
Abstracts: Unpacking Commitment: Multiple Loyalties and Employee Behaviour. In Search of Theory Development in Grounded Investigations: Doctors' Experiences of Managing as an Example of Fitted and Prospective Theorizing
Abstracts: U.N. panel scores abuses, spares China. Taxes: GOP tax-reform panel proposes flat tax. Panel calls for pesticide control
Abstracts: U.N. peace plan stalls. U.S., U.N. allege rights abuses. Peace process stalls on rights issues
Abstracts: U.N. plot transcripts feature sheik. U.N. bomb plot trial: defense rests, jury deliberations begins. U.N. bomb plot trial: prosecution rests case
Abstracts: Unplugged internet hits the spot. Troubled vision. MYOB mends business
Abstracts: Unpolished gem waits for the right buyer. Kimberley's new sparkle. Hot rocks
Abstracts: Unravelling the HRMuperformance link: value-creating and cost-increasing effects of small business HRM. Foucault, HRM and the ethos of the critical management scholar
Abstracts: U.N. report probes El Salvador civil war murders. Honduras, El Salvador settle border dispute. El Salvador peace treaty signed
Abstracts: U.N. Security Council votes Yugoslavia sanctions: trade ban, assets freeze included. Battles called worst in two years
Abstracts: Unseen injustice: incivility as modern discrimination in organizations. When Plans Change: Examining How People Evaluate Timing Changes in Work Organizations
Abstracts: Unselling the cigarette: reversing the old message, ad agencies switch sides. Omnicom buys the rest of Abbott Mead Vickers, a London affiliate, in a deal worth $545 million
Abstracts: U.N. 'social summit' held in Copenhagen. Ibero-American Summit meets in Argentina. EC Edinburgh summit reaches key accord
Abstracts: Unstable foundations. The industrial revolution. Overseas rush is on
Abstracts: Unsung director is key in moves to fix Compaq. Compaq board ousts Pfeiffer from CEO job. Compaq's Swavely on leave of absence; European official to be operating chief
Abstracts: Until a cure is found. A tough nut for the broking giant. A tough choice until drugs for prostate cancer show up
Abstracts: Untold Horrors of the Waiting Room: What The Equilibrium Distribution Will Never Tell About the Queue-Length Process
Abstracts: U.N., U.S. tightens rules on land mines. U.S. scraps asylum policy. Germany tightens laws on asylum
Abstracts: Unwanted Christmas gift. Sweating on spring. Home buyers under pressure
Abstracts: Up and away. The 'must have' that you hope won't be needed. Research shows its value
Abstracts: Up close and personal. Regional and relevant. The specialist: Maurice Watson's link with a US client took him into a new type of work that has become a habit
Abstracts: Upcoming book to provide grist at the Microsoft trial; company intends to shift focus to Netscape. Ups and downs of a 2d-tier Internet start-up; if at first you don't succeed, turn to Netscape or Microsoft for help
Abstracts: Updating our TQM thinking for a knowledge and service economy. Six Sigma-strategy for organizational excellence
Abstracts: Updating our TQM thinking for a knowledge and service economy. part 2 Teamwork and total quality management: a durable partnership
Abstracts: Up & Down Wall Street
Abstracts: Up & Down Wall Street. part 2
Abstracts: UPN comedy takes up AIDS fight; Viacom project helps battle disease by writing about it; rise of 'cause' marketing
Abstracts: Upper echelons and board characteristics of turnaround and nonturnaround declining firms. Organizational causes and strategic consequences of the extent of top management team replacement during turnaround attempts
Abstracts: UPPING THE ANTE. Dunkin' Bows Breakfast Push. Star Markets: `A Little Better'
Abstracts: UPS nullifies part of Teamsters contract. FedEx's parent, burned abroad, looks to home ground. Shares of Theragencies plunge 36% after analyst raises doubts on outlook
Abstracts: Upstart company casts a shadow over Cisco Systems; Ipsilon sports new approach to managing computer-network connections
Abstracts: Upstart offering $30 billion to buy MCI, using stock; deal would set record; A surprising bid by Worldcom seeks to scuttle an accord with a British concern
Abstracts: Upstarts succeed where Microsoft fails: charging fees for Internet transactions. Microsoft moves to rule on-line sales
Abstracts: Upstart Yahoo! teaches the old hands a thing or 80 million. How we blew our big chance in Asia. Telstra is on track to become an unshakeable money-maker
Abstracts: Up the ladder. Local funds take shelter. How to avoid HECS headaches
Abstracts: Up, up, - and away! Family attachments. Planning for a disaster
Abstracts: Up, up and away. Reflection in a crystal ball. Everything in moderation
Abstracts: Up, up, and away... Surveying the landscape. Murkey waters flooded with data
Abstracts: Upwardly mobile. Insurers take leap of faith. A dream run is under threat
Abstracts: Upward maintenance tactics in supervisory mentoring and nonmentoring relationships. Relationships among supervisors' and subordinates' procedural justice perceptions and organizational citizenship behaviors
Abstracts: Uranium's time has come. Hart may have eyes on Amcor. The magic metal
Abstracts: Urban Outfitters. Actuant Corp. Walgreen Co
Abstracts: Urban Outfitters. Eastman Kodak. Argon St, Inc
Abstracts: Urban Outfitters. Stock highlight: Urban Outfitters
Abstracts: URS Corp. SPX Corp. Washington Group
Abstracts: U.S., 3 states ask federal court to block Waste Management's planned acquisition. Allied Waste is set to acquire American Disposal
Abstracts: U.S. adds to case vs. Microsoft and Gates; illegal pressure on Apple, Intel, others alleged; chairman's role noted
Abstracts: USAID defense secret bids to rebuild Iraq. Networks and innovation: sustainable technologies in Scottish social housing
Abstracts: U.S. aid worker slain, family says. Menendez brothers convicted. Top East German officials convicted
Abstracts: US Airways is about to order Airbus A-330s. Dairy assails bill to alter marketing. Mexican sugar producer seeks to renegotiate terms after failing to meet $30 million note
Abstracts: US Airways is about to order Airbus A-330s. Northwest, changing its mind again, boosts some leisure fares 4%. Boeing considers more financing to some hard hit Asian carriers
Abstracts: U.S., allies set Iraq 'no-fly zone'; Bush scores 'harsh repression' of Shiites. U.S., allies move to protect Iraqi Shiite rebels
Abstracts: U.S., allies to ease more curbs on high-tech sales to East Europe. Computer makers fear proposal from Europe could cut U.S. sales
Abstracts: U.S. and industry discuss data encryption. In a reversal, White House will end data-encryption export curbs. White House yields a bit on encryption
Abstracts: U.S. and Intel at odds over issue that raises question of law's limit. Out of work for a year, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco's cartoon endorser now faces Government charges
Abstracts: U.S. and Japan in last-minute effort to reach chip accord. U.S. and Japan renew a chip accord, but with changes
Abstracts: U.S. and state officials weigh Microsoft remedies. How Microsoft sought friends in Washington. U.S. eases encryption software export bans
Abstracts: U.S. appeals court upholds FCC rules intended to lower long-distance rates. Telephone carriers to adopt policy on 'cramming'
Abstracts: U.S. appeals panel delays rules allowing full phone competition. Gore assails bill to revise telecommunications laws: more mergers and higher prices are seen
Abstracts: U.S. appears to ease stance in global talks on phone deal. Court sets back F.C.C. efforts to open local phone markets; price wars es likely if big carriers are out
Abstracts: U.S. applies pressure on Mexico, Cofetel and Telmex by taking complaint to WTO. Cofetel imposes new regulations on Telmex
Abstracts: U.S. approval set for Northwest/KLM link. Continental accepts Air Canada bid. U.S., Netherlands sign 'open-skies' pact
Abstracts: U.S. astronaut orbits on Russian craft. 'Atlantis,' Russian space station link. 'Discovery,' Russian 'Mir' rendezvous
Abstracts: U.S. Bancorp. Lindsay Manufacturing
Abstracts: U.S. Bancorp. Zions Bancorp
Abstracts: US-Canada ties stretching ever more tightly! Far East '82. US balance of payments; up in '81 ... down in '82
Abstracts: U.S. Cellular. Qualcomm Inc
Abstracts: U.S. charges Microsoft seeks limits in trial. Strained relations: a software star sees its 'family' culture turn dysfunctional; PeopleSoft made its work a cause, but a slump is shaking the faithful; the sting from red pepper
Abstracts: U.S., China reach accord on 'pirated' goods. U.S., China threaten each other with sanctions: U.S. demands action on 'pirated' goods
Abstracts: U.S., China sign trade accords. Clinton backs China MFN status. U.S. renews favorable trade status
Abstracts: U.S. chip industry is failing to meet goals to boost market share in Japan. Japan aims to show that chip market is open to the West
Abstracts: U.S. chip makers rail against Japanese. Thin means power in chip maker's art. Chip maker gets jump on Japanese
Abstracts: U.S. chip manufacturers react angrily to falling share of Japanese market. U.S. says Japan is breaking vow on chip imports; failure to meet 20% goal in foreign market share to be issue for Clinton
Abstracts: U.S. companies rush to fill Japanese software void. NTT's cutbacks signal uncertain transition in Japan. Microsoft targets software piracy by Japan PC users
Abstracts: U.S. computer and chip makers seek new agreement with Japan. Bush seeks to give Eastern Europe, Soviets expanded access to Western technology
Abstracts: U.S. computer bid won by Japanese; first such federal decision is raising trade issues. U.S. may buy fast computer from Japan; NEC and Fujitsu giving Cray stiff competition
Abstracts: U.S. computer makers increase efforts to win Japanese government contracts. Japan pursues LCD screens with passion
Abstracts: U.S. computer maker takes on NEC on its own turf. Advanced Micro gains ground in plan to sell clone of Intel chip
Abstracts: U.S. corporate earnings forecast - major market indexes. Corporate earnings outlook - consensus forecasts
Abstracts: U.S. corporate earnings forecast: major market indexes. The outlook for 1996 United States corporate earnings
Abstracts: U.S. corporate earnings forecast - major market indexes. U.S. corporate earnings forecast: major market indexes
Abstracts: U.S. corporate earnings forecast: major market indexes. U.S. corporate earnings forecast - major market indexes
Abstracts: U.S. demands Israeli settlement freeze in return for $10 billion in loan guarantees. Bush spurns Israel loan compromise
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