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Abstracts: Why people are gloomy. Conundrums. Prescription for prosperity
Abstracts: Why product development teams need management accountants. The roles of marketing and industrial design in discontinuous new product development
Abstracts: Why Products Fail. Shifting Gears. Pushing Products through the Pipeline
Abstracts: Why proposed change in government accounting won't work. Why errors occur in accounting systems. Accounting for contract revenue: builders' burden?
Abstracts: Why quality costs are important. Are you distorting costs by violating ABC assumptions? New rules for inventory costing
Abstracts: Why Real Estate is an Attractive Tax Shelter. How to settle an estate. Is Franz Bibfeldt for real? Yes and no
Abstracts: Why Real Estate is an Attractive Tax Shelter. Look at the Mini-Mills. A Look at Real Estate Since WWII
Abstracts: Why restructuring doesn't deliver. Management, art and chaos: an appeal for management-art. Line managers need all the help they can get - especially when they don't realise it
Abstracts: Why SFE would be good for ASX. Tricky October, and the bears are quiet. Bulls in the mist
Abstracts: Why some jobs command wage premiums: a test of career tournament and internal labor market hypotheses. Examining managerial displacement
Abstracts: Why some owners pay thousands in back taxes, interest, and penalties. Managing marginal tax rates: a basic tax reduction tool
Abstracts: Why spending cuts must come first. The line-item veto: an idea whose time has come. A decision on improving health care should not come down to a choice between two extremes
Abstracts: Why staff call it quits. Growth imperative. Software replaces crystal ball
Abstracts: Why Telstra's loss is investors' gain. The meter ticks for Telstra. Telstra keeps Web watchers guessing
Abstracts: Why they chase growth. Five things they hate. Fast 100 innovative and flexible
Abstracts: Why togetherness works. Low fat, high profit. Mister international
Abstracts: Why Trapshooters Have a Blast. Soaring on Gossamer Wings. In Sound's Seven-League Boots
Abstracts: Why WA is a different story. Big business as usual. Burswood's aces
Abstracts: Why Women Are Chosen To Lead. Leadership for a new age. Black businesses create a legacy
Abstracts: Why you should attend the annual conference. 20 attributes of an effective manager. Donating inventory can improve profitability
Abstracts: Why you should employ family members. Two agendas facing the new Congress. Facing up to a loved one's addiction
Abstracts: Why you should own your company's facilities personally. Your children, spouse, and grandchildren. How to use trusts in your financial planning
Abstracts: WICAT Runs WP on Entire Range. Software Runs Computer - Indexed Filing. Mini Runs Hotel
Abstracts: Wickersham Becomes Voice For Impaired. 3 Shops Seek to Spear Harpoon Ale. Discrimination alleged: fired Houston treasure files gay bias complaint
Abstracts: Wide group of companies join project to develop superfast computer network. A creaky computer system
Abstracts: Wieden & Kennedy pursues Miller from New York. With the Office Depot account, DeVito/Verdi will get a chance to play in the big leagues
Abstracts: Wiggles say oui, si, hai to change. The Olympics' big winners. Agents of change
Abstracts: Wild Oats Markets. The Kroger Co. General Mills
Abstracts: Will a risk-averse decision maker ever really prefer an unfair gamble? Sometimes, he will. Why a decision maker may prefer a seemingly unfair gamble
Abstracts: Will Barry Diller be a winner on the Web? DVDs catch on (but don't junk the VCr yet). Sound on; Thomas Dolby Robertson has a complaint about the Web: it's too quiet
Abstracts: Will computer-storage product put rivals on ice? EMC targets Network Appliance with low-priced network-attachment system
Abstracts: Will cross functional information systems work? Information please: what are some of the applications of bar code technology?
Abstracts: Will Europeans buy your company's products? Will your company be Year 2000-compliant? Getting closer to real product costs
Abstracts: Will Golden Books' next chapter be its sale? N2K pulls back from CD-ROM format, conceding it bombed with music fans
Abstracts: Williams Cos. Freep't-Mcm. C&G 'B'
Abstracts: Williams-Sonoma
Abstracts: Williams wants out. Game theory. A new boss of the shed
Abstracts: Will IBM's splurge on sledding and skating pay off? IBM to build computer-chip facility; credit unit to move to old headquarters
Abstracts: Willingness of American industrial buyers to source internationally. Framing information to enhance corporate reputation: The impact of message source, information type, and reference point
Abstracts: Will Mexico's new government be green? Upbeat Mexico expectations: Merrill Lynch has Wall Street's highest rating for Mexico
Abstracts: Will miniature phones ring up bigger sales? Still one way: two-way paging was going to be the industry's next big thing. What happened?
Abstracts: Will Our Computers Have a High Enough IQ? Counting the Computers. Computers: Instant-Access Inventory
Abstracts: Will regulators and rivals hinder Microsoft. Restrictions are relaxed on encryption exports. 2000 bug: group seeks damages cap
Abstracts: Will the Empire Strike Back? France: Chirac announces sweeping military cuts. Ontario job cuts set after strike
Abstracts: Will the future be written in E-Ink? A new printing technology sets off a high-stakes race with some big backers
Abstracts: Will the taxman send you broke? Small-business owners may miss CGT benefits. A spanner in the 'simpler' tax system
Abstracts: Will the U.S. recognize Mexico's pivotal role as momentum builds for a Free Trade Are of the Americas. Resume of 3-year trade performance between Mexico and Canada under NAFTA
Abstracts: Will Ziggy's brainwave work? The lion king. Drinks all round
Abstracts: Wilmington Trust
Abstracts: Wilmington Trust. Bank of New York. Radio One, Inc
Abstracts: Wilmington Trust Corporation. Wells Fargo & Company. Regions Financial Corp.
Abstracts: Windows 95 is easy to use, 450 books say. Picture perfect: book explores Vietnam through camera's eye. U.S. history on a CD-ROM stirs up a storm
Abstracts: Windows 95 purchases top million units. Windows 95 birthday isn't gala for all. Microsoft earnings increased by 54%, topping estimates
Abstracts: Windows 95 sales translate into boom in many hardware, software products. Adobe Systems goes on the defensive with offer to give software data
Abstracts: Windows 98 offers users some useful, but not vital, features. For PC owners, CD offshoot is music to the eyes
Abstracts: Windows NT chip support is dropped; I.B.M. and Motorola in PowerPC setback. Microsoft hits high on news of software
Abstracts: Windows of opportunity for Microsoft. Companies join to promote a Linux operating system. Microsoft sets its sights on corporate computing
Abstracts: Windows of opportunity for Microsoft. Gates goes on the offensive during Silicon Valley visit: refuses to accept limits on Windows 95
Abstracts: Windows XP's power to add links to other Web sites stirs dissent. Novell is expected to announce layoffs of up to 25% of its staff
Abstracts: Windows XP's retail sales are trailing pace set by its predecessor, Windows 98. Microsoft's entreaty to Silicon Valley: 'can't we all be friends?'
Abstracts: Wind River Systems. Computer software & services
Abstracts: Wind River Systems. Semitool, Inc. Novellus Syst
Abstracts: Wine fund's vital choice. AMP's quagmire deepens. Lion's big gamble
Abstracts: Wine goes groovy. Borders determined to be more than a short story. The on-air airlines
Abstracts: Wine makers toast a welcome tax break. Recipe for reform. The shape of cuts to come
Abstracts: Winnebago Inds. Winnebago Industries
Abstracts: Winners of wireless auction to pay $7 billion. Big bidders win auction for the small; F.C.C. licenses go to Asian-backed groups
Abstracts: Winnick weaves a single cable into an empire. Fluor to cut 5,000 jobs and reorganize operations. Home builders begin to see the advantages of consolidation
Abstracts: Winning strategy. Missing link. Ideas factory
Abstracts: Winn Scores a Win. An Unenviable Task. Getting the Bugs Out
Abstracts: Winter in America, cool in Australia: as the U.S. economic outlook worsens, Australia, with a bit of luck, seems well placed to keep growing
Abstracts: Win the marketing game: be proactive or perish. Plugging the hole of customer defection. Ten great reasons to get better at sales
Abstracts: Win/win business sales. A marketing strategy analysis of small retailers. The most critical problem for the fledgling small business: getting sales
Abstracts: Win-win? Winners and losers. Random thoughts
Abstracts: Wired? Telecommunications bill looks fashioned to fit the tastes of a few individual corporations. Wave of telecom mergers puts regulators to the test: Where will Washington finally draw the line on consolidation?
Abstracts: Wired winners. Broadband breakdown. Service with a snarl
Abstracts: Wired world woes: www.help. Ethics and employees: making the connection. Why managers bend company rules
Abstracts: Wire it and they will come; Iowa built a statewide fiber optic network and must now decide who can use it. How to Decide if Facsimile is the Right Communication Media
Abstracts: Wireless networking industry
Abstracts: Wireless Networking Industry. Wireless networking industry
Abstracts: Wireless networking industry. Banknorth Group
Abstracts: Wireless networking industry. Clearwire Corp
Abstracts: Wireless networking industry. Foreign telecommunications industry
Abstracts: Wireless networking industry. part 2
Abstracts: Wireless networking industry. part 3
Abstracts: Wireless networking industry. part 4
Abstracts: Wireless networking industry. ViaSat, Inc
Abstracts: Wireless rivalry heats up, as networks get push by Bells-AirTouch, NextWave. M-commerce: mobile and multiplying; overseas, mobile phones work like electronic wallets; bank, buy wine, pay rent
Abstracts: Wireless sale winners include AT&T, Sprint. Sale of wireless slots is turning into a flap on affirmative action; critics challenge FCC's plan to aid small companies, women and minorities; lawsuit blocks June auction
Abstracts: Wireless security seems a long way down the line; researchers find serious flaw in encryption software for digital signals
Abstracts: Wireless TV finally gets validation; Sprint and MCI acquire many small carriers. SBC emerging as a bull in the F.C.C.'s China shop
Abstracts: Wireless warfare; lessons from Europe drive frantic scramble in telephone industry; U.S. companies import ideas and executives to market a $50 billion makeover; all roads lead to roaming
Abstracts: Wireless-Web industry has issues to clear before its devices begin to flood market. Raft of new wireless technologies could lead to airwave gridlock
Abstracts: Wiretap inquiry spurs computer hacker charges. Cordless-phone users win degree of protection from eavesdroppers
Abstracts: Wisconsin Energy. DTE Energy Co. CMS Energy Corp
Abstracts: Wisconsin Energy. Duke Energy
Abstracts: Wisconsin Energy. TECO Energy, Inc
Abstracts: Wisconsin to end welfare payments. Clinton signs sex offender notification bill. Clinton backs Wisconsin reform plan
Abstracts: Wisdom and woe. A wonderful blow for democracy. Demographic shift
Abstracts: Wishlist looks forward to a much merrier Christmas. Wireless wishlist. Southrock goes to market
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