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Abstracts: Wish list: Why can't programmers design software that's truly useful? Like these. The Great Communicator
Abstracts: With advertising jobs scarce, creators work on spec; they often spend thousands of their own to get noticed, but payoff is a long shot
Abstracts: With American flair, Hasso Plattner leads Europe's tech revival: His software and his style influence a generation of young entrepreneurs
Abstracts: With American flair, Hasso Plattner leads Europe's tech revival: His software and his style influence a generation of young entrepreneurs. part 2
Abstracts: With cable deal, AT&T makes move to regain empire. AT&T profit surges 42% on cost cuts; but Wall St. is wary over huge cable deal
Abstracts: With cellular towers sprouting all over, towns begin to rebel; city halls find red tape has become best way to thwart phone firms; 'monster across the street.' (Industry Trend or Event)
Abstracts: Withdrawal seen for coffee drinkers. Asthma inhalant overuse called deadly. Chemical seen as impotence factor
Abstracts: Within and beyond communities of practice: making sense of learning through participation, identity and practice
Abstracts: With Internet in mind, EMC buys memory disk maker for $1.1 billion. 3M chases the dream of building the better disk
Abstracts: With major math proof, brute computers show flash of reasoning power. It's confirmed: Web's size bogs down searches
Abstracts: With no deal on horizon, Apple shares are slipping; but bondholders are taking long view and show confidence in company's future
Abstracts: Without frenzy, Sprint outdoes its competitors. GTE expects $174 million quarter loss: $2 billion to $3 billion in assets to be sold off
Abstracts: With Philips account, Carat strikes gold. CIT agrees to acquire Newcourt Credit; stock deal for $4.12 billion forms top public firm in commercial finance
Abstracts: With Picasso as a lounge act, Wynn bets big on new casino. Marriott outfits an old chain for new market. MGM Grand plans buyback, warns about profit
Abstracts: With roses. Buyout boom times. Clear the desks
Abstracts: Witness cites pricing threats from Microsoft. Palmer faces big challenge at Digital. Data General board ousts co-founder
Abstracts: Witness for the defence. Island rescue. Nabalco explores trust to bring peace to Gove
Abstracts: Wizard paints a portrait: online mortgage hunters tend to be more cautious than other borrowers, but then they are taking out bigger loans
Abstracts: Wizards of Wall Street. Gimme an EV to Go. Chrysler's Timely T-Wagon Gamble
Abstracts: WMS Industries. Hotel/gaming industry
Abstracts: 'Wobblers' and 'sidekicks' clutter stores, irk retailers. Victoria's Secret launches cosmetics line. For Philip Morris, every store is a battlefield
Abstracts: Woes persist as Motorola posts results. A September dress rehearsal for the Year 2000 computer test. In Wall St. computer test, New Year arrives in March; biggest 2000 drill yet is set for Saturdays
Abstracts: Woes persist as Motorola posts results. Test pushes Wall St.'s computers into 2000 without mishaps. Motorola says it will cut 15,000 jobs: 2d-quarter loss seen: stock falls after news
Abstracts: Wog Boy makes enough money to get noticed. TV has the money, but the big screen has the dreams: high demand for TV shows is keeping Greg Coote in business, but he is keen to return to the movies
Abstracts: Wolverine World Wide Corp. Wolverine W.W. CNF Inc
Abstracts: Wolverine W.W. Wolverine World Wide Corp
Abstracts: Woman acquitted of injecting man with HIV. Man acquitted of murder after DNA testing. Holocaust-denial publisher acquitted
Abstracts: Women accountants - do they earn as much as men? Why accountants oppose IRS access to work papers. Opportunities for female accountants
Abstracts: Women and Part-time Work: The Careers of Part-time NHS Nurses. Modes of response to marketing communications failures in the computer services industry
Abstracts: Women at the top. Patchy but still promising; the latest corporate results have been compromised by a few dismal performers
Abstracts: Women getting more and better jobs. A people on the move. Drinkers make a change for the better
Abstracts: Women getting more and better jobs. Full-Timers on the edge. Grow your own
Abstracts: Women in management accounting: determined to succeed. The magic of 3M management accounting excellence. Robert N. Anthony: creating an accounting framework
Abstracts: Women, men and the redistribution of income. A cost-benefit approach to the evaluation of Regional Selective Assistance
Abstracts: Women on Wall Street: despite diversity measures, Wall Street remains vulnerable to sex discrimination charges
Abstracts: Women owners and Uncle Sam. Health is her business. Prepare for the worst
Abstracts: Women's group is set to present its Good, Bad and Ugly Awards. Madison Ave. is a hall of mirrors: advertising about advertising makes comeback in the 90's
Abstracts: Women's sports magazines change game. Hearst creates two magazine groups to better battle TV, other titles for ads
Abstracts: Women's sports magazines change game. Newspapers tap ex-Coke guru Zyman. Jones Apparel to acquire Nine West for stock, cash valued at $885 million
Abstracts: Women with the right balance. Missing action. The new gender divide
Abstracts: Won't work for food: factoring accounts receivable. How to determine the dollar value of your business. Capital sources: internal, trade, debt and equity
Abstracts: Woodside all upside for Shell. It's the single life for Woodside. Woodside out of sight
Abstracts: Woodside's moment of truth. Life's a gas for Po Valley. Black-gold dreaming
Abstracts: WooldridgeEs new quest. The technological edge, online and on time. Moar keeps moving: a year after his business partner Ted Lustig died, Max Moar is feverishly looking for new building projects, including one in Paris
Abstracts: Woolies liquors up for market share. Woolies works up a powerful thirst. Woolies wonder boy
Abstracts: Wool is back? Maybe this time. The sheep are away as wool comes back into play: Australia's stockpile, a measure of producers' gloom through the 1990s, is now a valuable asset
Abstracts: Wool shrinkage. A fine fleecing. Dirt is not cheap
Abstracts: Woolworth to start operating tjoday as Venator Group. IP agrees to acquire Union Camp Corp.; stock deal for $5 billion lifts rival's shares 33%; buyer to assume debt
Abstracts: Woolworth to start operating tjoday as Venator Group. Venator cancels plans to acquire sports authority. Dover agrees to sell elevator business to Germany's Thyssen for $1.1 billion
Abstracts: Word-of-mouth promotion and switching behavior in Japanese and American business-to-business service clients. Multidimensional versus unidimensional measures in assessing national culture values: the Hofstede VSM 94 example
Abstracts: Word Processing-Software Compiles Manuals. Courses in the Use of Software. Documentation Is as Important as the Software
Abstracts: Word Processing: Text Entry Puts WP in Easy Reach. Order Entry Process Saves a Day's Work. Canon Puts Emphasis On Research
Abstracts: Word Processing-Where the Electronic Typewriter Fits In. Information Processing: Don't Wait for Utopia. Calling the Bluff of the Phony Demonstrator
Abstracts: Word Processing-Where the Electronic Typewriter Fits In. Its Success Depends on Planning. Installing a System - Top Management Should Be Involved
Abstracts: Words versus actions about organ donation: a four-year tracking study of attitudes and self-reported behavior
Abstracts: Work-at-home and the quality of working life. The role of followers in the charismatic leadership process: Relationships and their consequences
Abstracts: Worker Ownership: Weirton's Salvation? Can a Cause of a Problem Solve It? Cutting Off Retirees
Abstracts: Workers' compo needs surgery. Cheats in the net. Nightmare on payday
Abstracts: Work-family conflict and the senior female international manager. Mixed results, lousy process: the management experience of organisational change
Abstracts: Work force management practices for manufacturing flexibility. Linking quality management to manufacturing strategy: an empirical investigation of customer focus practices
Abstracts: Work force size and single shift schedules with variable demands. Work Force Size and Single Shift Schedules with Variable Demands
Abstracts: Work if you want it: employment figures are strong, but the data hides problems for employees and employers. Core values
Abstracts: Working backwards. Last gasper at work? Inhospitabily yours
Abstracts: Working hard and playing hard: constructive uses of on-line recreation. Implementing quality and re-engineering programmes: managing the people issues
Abstracts: Working outside the square. Choice? Perhaps not on fees. Tracks of their tears
Abstracts: Working together in higher education: the challenge and rewards. Improving the management accountant's education
Abstracts: Working together. The golden rules. In their shoes
Abstracts: Work in progress. The skills chase. Tough times ahead
Abstracts: Work is fun. The Stockford principles. Software skirmish
Abstracts: Work-related consequences of smoking cessation. Who are employees' social referents? Using a network perspective to determine referent others
Abstracts: Works in progress; Wireless devices are getting better, but in terms of consumer acceptance they have a long way to go. A product-by-product guide
Abstracts: Workstations For Executives. Executive commentary. Executive Workstations
Abstracts: Workstations go from desk jobs to roles once played solely by supercomputers. Compaq plans to begin selling some PCs by mail, dipping its toe in new market
Abstracts: Workstation unveilings today underscore competition; Sun, H-P and Digital introductions bear on makers's long-term futures
Abstracts: Work with and implementation of new concepts for management of product development - experiences for the Swedish manufacturing industry
Abstracts: World Bank constructs four-pillar strategy for social contract. Silicon Alley boom market holds appeal for MBAs
Abstracts: World Book offers its encyclopedia on CD-ROM, finally. If you can name bald NBA centers, this game is for you
Abstracts: World braces for asset sales, exports crush: Asian economies are adopting the Western business model to export their way out of trouble
Abstracts: 'World class' down on the farm. Bringing world-class manufacturing and accounting to a small company. Preventing computer fraud
Abstracts: WorldCom earnings meet expectations, but stock falls as revenue disappoints. WorldCom profit falls an expected 44%
Abstracts: Worldcom likely to buy Compuserve. Questions about America Online's strategy. Prodigy gets new owners and strategy; managers and start-up buy on-line operation
Abstracts: WorldCom, MCI probe is widened. Cable & Wireless drops MCI suit, giving WorldCom deal a boost. Holders clear deal of MCI, WorldCom
Abstracts: Worldcom net tops estimates but stock price fails to climb. At last, a new strategy for AT&T; C. Michael Armstrong hopes to turn the long-distance giant-again-into the only communications company you need
Abstracts: WorldCom's MCI bid alters playing field for telecom industry; a $30 billion surprise offer would create a titan in long distance, Internet; BT officials 'don't live here.' (British Telecommunications) (Ring Leader) (Company Business and Marketing)
Abstracts: WorldCom, Sprint to plead case to U.S.; facing threat, partners plan visit to antitrust chief; is telecom cooling off?
Abstracts: WorldCom to buy CompuServe Corp. AOL, CompuServe pact is threatened; tax-rule proposal creates possible danger for deal, making it less likely
Abstracts: World heads of state and government leaders
Abstracts: World heads of state and government leaders. part 2
Abstracts: World leaders condemn terrorism at summit in Egypt; Mideast peace process widely backed. Lloyd's leadership backed amid woes
Abstracts: World leaders gather in U.S. to commemorate United Nations' 50th anniversary. (includes excerpts from speeches)
Abstracts: World markets will rebound. The bears attack. Why international investors are shunning Australia
Abstracts: World out of balance. Greek gold aplenty. Inside running: Whoever wins the battle for TAB, the odds are in favor of more consolidation in the gaming industry
Abstracts: World out of balance. How to choose an admirable CEO. Negotiate or trail
Abstracts: Worlds apart. Net spies. Radly backs away
Abstracts: Worlds apart. Opportunity knocks. The big chance
Abstracts: World's mobile-phone makers struggle; sales are hot, but profits aren't; competition rises. Nortel's rivals seek the firm's gigabit crown
Abstracts: World swing to using management consultants on business, industry. Cyber-terror for shareholders
Abstracts: World Trade Center bombing: alleged van driver detained in Jordan. Radical Moslem cleric detained
Abstracts: World trade profile. Foreign-trade zones will come of age in the '80s
Abstracts: Worldwide advice. The ABC of sales. Gas alchemy
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