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Abstracts: AT&T, NCR cite 'progress' in merger talks. NCR weighs using untested rights plan as defense against AT&T takeover bid
Abstracts: AT&T, NCR may combine computer lines; firms are said to be in talks that may end in spinoff or an acquisition offer
Abstracts: AT&T, NCR unveil strategy of merged firm. AT&T racing rivals to lay undersea lines. In computer industry, no one is laughing at AT&T's effort now; phone giant exploits niches, unifies Unix, even starts manufacturing own PCs; grooving with the 5 Satins
Abstracts: AT&T, NCR unveil strategy of merged firm. SBC-PacTel merger is likely to ring in an era of alliances among Baby Bells
Abstracts: AT & T net rose 12%, sales 2.7% in 1st quarter; long-distance operations, slimmer costs cited; network failure hurts
Abstracts: AT&T offers deep discounts in 800 service. State Department opposes AT&T plan to use Intersputnik for phone traffic
Abstracts: AT&T outage disrupts phones and air travel. AT&T earnings increased by 17% in first quarter; long-distance growth seen leading to strong profits during second half of '92
Abstracts: AT&T outage disrupts phones and air travel. Blame, explanation for AT&T's power failure remain on hold; utility blames technicians but lawmakers demand probe of latest outage
Abstracts: AT&T phone-link plan to come at a high cost. AT&T targets home markets of baby bells; division with five regions will coordinate assault in local phone services
Abstracts: AT&T picks GE for $250 million satellites job. BellSouth, LIN agree to merge cellular lines; spinoff, dividend planned; pact may spur McCaw to raise its bid for LIN
Abstracts: AT&T picks Stead, head of Square D, for unit president. AT&T selects Warwick as chairman of its new unit for business in China
Abstracts: AT&T picks vice chairman and stirs speculation. Dropping a sure path to the top to follow a technological dream
Abstracts: AT&T plan links Internet and satellites: 12-space craft system proposed to regulators. Bell companies assail AT&T's Internet plan
Abstracts: AT&T plans $9 billion outlay this year to expand its network to new markets; stock falls 7.5% on forecast that short-term profits will be hurt by costs
Abstracts: AT&T plans to discontinue Network Notes. America Online moves to placate its angry users. BBN steps out of the shadows and into the limelight
Abstracts: AT&T plans to name Tobias to direct overseas lines in bid to speed growth. In a new offensive, AT&T reassigns Nacchio to fight long-distance rivals
Abstracts: AT&T plans to name Tobias to direct overseas lines in bid to speed growth. part 2 Hackers open voice-mail door to others' phone lines
Abstracts: AT&T plans to offer Internet over a $500 wireless phone. Deals to move Global Positioning Technology toward everyday use
Abstracts: AT&T posts surge in profit for 4th period; revenue in long distance, equipment were best since 1984 divestiture
Abstracts: AT&T puts equipment unit up for sale in what is seen as start of asset sales. Motorola to unveil next-generation cellular phone, the lightest on the market
Abstracts: AT&T quarterly gain is below rivals'; defense plans call for bundled services. Operating income up at Sprint but it has overall quarterly loss
Abstracts: Attracting African American honor students into accounting. Human resource accounting in recessionary times. Be a better teacher
Abstracts: Attractive rewards at the head of the queue: private-equity funds are trying to anticipate the kind of spectacular success achieved by some small-company floats
Abstracts: Attractors: building mountains in the flat landscape of the World Wide Web. Shopping online for freedom, control, and fun
Abstracts: AT&T reaches licensing pact with tiny firm; Spectrum Information's broad patents enhance wireless data market
Abstracts: AT&T readies hostile NCR bid; a proxy challenge to unseat directors also is considered. NCR may seek Goldman's help against AT&T
Abstracts: AT&T receives $600 million job from GTE. Motorola, Northern Telecom set pact on cellular gear. Northern Telecom gets Polish job for $120 million
Abstracts: AT&T reports 57% rise in net for 4th quarter; rivalry squeezes revenue at long-distance unit; Universal Card thrives
Abstracts: AT&T reports record earnings for 3rd quarter; profit reaches $963 million; long-distance business shows a steady 6% rise
Abstracts: AT&T requests local services in two states; plan for Illinois, Michigan aims to create a model, covers Ameritech turf
Abstracts: AT&T results hit by cost of changing marketplace; long-distance rivalries, higher capital outlays cut 3rd-period earnings
Abstracts: AT&T revamps to pursue local phone, Internet markets; a variety of moves intended to take on the regional Bells in their markets
Abstracts: AT&T's 10% rise in net masks weakness; consumer call volume falls as rivals make inroads; stock price plunges 4%
Abstracts: AT&T says computer directory service won't be in use until at least summer. AT&T planning computer access to phone numbers: FCC seen clearing service to corporate customers for listings nationwide
Abstracts: AT&T's Bell Labs and Corning Inc. hire over 200 top scientists in Russia. R&D hardball: defying boss's orders pays off for physicist and his firm, AT&T; Linn Mollenauer developed a laser that may yield big edge in fiber optics; race for undersea phone line
Abstracts: AT& T's big chance to open the door. Time Warner joins forces with AT&T; local telephone service using cable TV lines
Abstracts: AT&T's Big Number. On the road again. Let's have that number again
Abstracts: AT&T's board faces many twists and turns in search for new CEO; if directors pick an outsider the company may lose its popular Mr. Inside: Hughes chief in one scenario
Abstracts: AT&T's discount-call offer disrupts Japan phone market. N.T.T. agrees to split into 3 separate units. AT&T and British Telecom merge overseas operations
Abstracts: AT&T's earnings soar, beating estimates; net jumps 68% on growth in wireless subscribers, continued cost cutting
Abstracts: AT&T, seeking to enter the cellular era, in talks for 33% of McCaw for $3.73 billion; voting control is discussed as rivalry heats up with the Regional Bells
Abstracts: AT&T seeks broad marketing, technology alliance with AOL. EU Panel clears MCI plan to sell Internet assets. MCI offers to sell assets to speed deal
Abstracts: AT&T seeks marketing pact with Bells; plan for carriers to offer long distance could be a political maneuver. AT&T might build networks outside U.S
Abstracts: AT&T seeks pocket phone test clearance. Sprint may cut $4.2 billion price for 20% stake; as stock slumps under $30, European phone firms push for better terms
Abstracts: AT&T seeks to use Soviet satellites for East-West calls. US Sprint subsidiary and Soviet agency form data-services venture in U.S.S.R
Abstracts: AT&T sees McCaw deal as way to spur growth, offer new consumer services. McCaw boosts offer for LIN to $150 a share; suitor may try proxy fight to oust target's board; BellSouth studies bid
Abstracts: AT&T sets accord to adapt, sell gear in Russia. Nynex, Philips join to develop 'screen phones.' (Philips Electronics NV)
Abstracts: AT&T sets alliance to make gear to provide multimedia services. AT&T wins huge computer contract from the Department of Transportation
Abstracts: AT&T sets bold new business strategy. AT&T handsomely rewarded top brass; CEO Armstrong picked up $1.4 million in salary after year of turmoil
Abstracts: AT&T sets long distance discounts for small firms in bid to counter MCI. Phone firms test systems for cable TV
Abstracts: AT&T sets stake in Canada's Unitel. AT&T begins to set up fund for NCR offer; computer company starts to map possible defense against $6.12 billion bid
Abstracts: AT&T settles back into waiting game in its hostile $6.12 billion bid for NCR. AT&T launches $6.12 billion cash offer for NCR after rejection of its stock bid; hostile $90-a-share proposal launched after meeting of companies' chairmen
Abstracts: AT&T settles back into waiting game in its hostile $6.12 billion bid for NCR. part 2 NCR plans to sell shares in a move to block AT&T
Abstracts: AT&T's Kavner will take over troubled unit. AT&T unveils a chip set that lets PCs be used for video communication
Abstracts: AT&T slashed Allen's 1996 bonus 18%; President Walter received $5 million signing bonus, may get $7 million more
Abstracts: AT&T's new chief plans bold agenda; aggressive cost cutting, investments are aimed at bolstering company. AT&T net rises, but calls, revenue growth are weak; earnings increase by 14% in first report to show company after spinoffs
Abstracts: AT&T's one-rate plan falls short of promise for broad, easy use. ... as Beijing pushes its own technology
Abstracts: AT&T's operating profit rose 12% in third quarter. AT&T's quarter meets (lowered) expectations; surprisingly, the company's troubles are in core businesses
Abstracts: AT&T's plan to buy Istel lights a fire under Europe for electronic messaging. AT&T buying U.K. data firm, sources say; Istel is operator of network that an analyst likens to Tymnet's in the U.S
Abstracts: AT&T's soaring stock is doing the talking for the company. AT&T is seen in a global joint venture; would be a partner with British Telecom
Abstracts: AT&T's soaring stock is doing the talking for the company. Two phone giants reported merging in $52 billion deal; Bell Atlantic to add GTE; the latest in a wave of large consolidations as players scramble to gain size
Abstracts: AT&T stock falls 9.8% on weak forecast; slowdown in long distance will cause net to drop up to 14% in 3rd quarter
Abstracts: AT&T succeeds in system test of fiber optics. GTE to switch out of lighting, electrical sector: unit could fetch $2 billion if sold, as firm focuses on telecommunications
Abstracts: AT&T's Walter quits after boardroom rebuff. MCI widens local-market loss estimate. Citicorp plans new network to pare costs
Abstracts: AT&T's Zeglis leads race for CEO post. Sprint names LeMay to its no. 2 post, overseeing all of firm's operations
Abstracts: AT&T takes lead on a plan to cut long-distance rates. Atop F.C.C., still trying to be nice. An active chief is leaving the F.C.C
Abstracts: AT&T team invents optical microscope that should aid in study of living cells. Scientists at AT&T's Bell Labs double record for fiber-optic transmission
Abstracts: AT&T tells what caused January's glitch. AT&T cable break shows vulnerability despite era of fiber-optic technology
Abstracts: AT&T tells what caused January's glitch. AT&T cost cutting sparked outage. US Sprint tries to reach out and thump AT&T over snafu
Abstracts: AT&T to carry NBC's digital-TV programming. Future of ABC's 'Millionaire': multiple choices, astronomical stakes
Abstracts: AT&T to give public phones office skills. AT&T plans to unveil a videophone for the home, industry analysts say
Abstracts: AT&T to offer companies a plan for phone fraud. AT&T goes to bat for customers against credit firms. Mystery voices; when you call an 800 number, you might be surprised to find out who's on the other end of the line
Abstracts: AT&T to offer debt defectors a no-fee card. American Express, AT&T will offer joint charge card. Smith Corona plans to market PCs in early '91; venture formed with Acer to sell home computer priced 'competitively.'
Abstracts: AT&T to offer new nationwide cut-rate wireless service. Paging allies focus strategy on the Internet; plan is to build niche as cell phone auxiliary
Abstracts: AT&T to sell stake in leasing business; move may portend fates of other units. AT&T, Pyramid Technology get large IRS job; contract value could reach $1.4 billion; teams led by IBM, Lockheed lose
Abstracts: AT&T to unveil wireless-data alliances: agreements in US, Japan should help develop lucrative new market. Japan's NTT selects AT&T, Motorola and Ericsson to help in cellular project
Abstracts: AT&T tries again to clarify TCI deal. Brazil's Telebras sell-off is a ringing success. EU panels clears MCI plan to sell Internet assets
Abstracts: AT&T tries again to clarify TCI deal. TCI increases ownership stake in USA Networks. CNN to set up office to thwart errors
Abstracts: AT&T-union pact boosts job security, but pay rises are below recent levels. AT&T unions will put job security at top of agenda in labor negotiations
Abstracts: AT&T unveils bold projections for earnings. Some wonder if Ciena will keep old business and land AT&T after merger with Tellabs
Abstracts: AT&T vows battle to offer local service. AT&T names top mangers to lead 3-way breakup. McCaw Cellular plans to create national service
Abstracts: AT&T weighs early retirement plan that may slash non-management staff. AT & T plans to trim staff by 8,500 in 1990; cuts for 1989 to total 25,000
Abstracts: AT&T weighs early retirement plan that may slash non-management staff. part 2 AT&T plans to cut or reassign 57% of its computer workers due to merger
Abstracts: AT&T weighs up to $4 billion in charges in '91; office phone business, costs to absorb NCR cited; 2nd-period net up 26%
Abstracts: AT&T will change backup-power plan as a result of pressure from customers. Glitch imperils AT&T advantage in long-distance wars
Abstracts: AT&T wins over $2 billion in contracts. NTT awards satellite deal to Loral Corp.; large contract represents payoff for U.S. efforts to win work in Japan
Abstracts: AT&T Wireless sees growth lag as focus shifts. Bell Atlantic is in talks to buy AirTouch; deal valued at $45 billion would create a colossus in the wireless sector
Abstracts: AT&T Wireless Services. Sprint PCS Group. BellSouth
Abstracts: A twist of technology. Migrants mean skills. The capital: a grey area for jobs
Abstracts: A two-dimensional perspective on attractive quality. Robust design methodology in a generic product design process
Abstracts: A two-echelon inventory system with priority shipments. Evaluating financial risk in the Medicare prospective payment system
Abstracts: A two-edged sword. Back to basics. Winners and losers
Abstracts: A two-for-one stock information split: for the S.E.C.'s Edgar, dual cyber-homes. Handling fast stock cars
Abstracts: At work in the giant's head after chopping it free from the body. Competition down and costs up, say new legislation's opponents
Abstracts: At your service, whenever and whatever. Pregnant and powerful. Not having a ball
Abstracts: A typology of joint ventures: Japanese strategies in the United States. A model of venture capitalist investment activity
Abstracts: A typology of project-level technology transfer processes. Impact of role in the decision to fail: an exploratory study of terminated projects
Abstracts: Audible Inc
Abstracts: Audit attack. The right brand. The Stockford lessons
Abstracts: Auditee incentives for auditor independence: the case of nonaudit services. Working-paper order effects and auditors' going-concern decisions
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