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Abstracts: China's new software protection rules are called inadequate by U.S. official. Lotus names Interleaf's Robert Weiler one of its four senior vice presidents
Abstracts: China's new software protection rules are called inadequate by U.S. official. part 2 Software concerns thrive in Philippines; cheap labor makes data-input firms big exporters
Abstracts: China's premium-beer market goes flat. Miracle in clay. Coffee rivals brew up a battle of the bean: the east-coast capitals will be the war zone as Starbucks and Dome vie for a hold over Australia's cafe society
Abstracts: China stumbles on price. Price danger. Reasons to be cheerful
Abstracts: China, Taiwan sign cooperation pacts. Mexico: 11 pacts signed with U.S. 'Earth Summit' held in Brazil; climate, species pacts signed
Abstracts: China takeover panel installed. China, Britain resume talks. China refuses to honor contracts
Abstracts: Chinese cheques. In trade we must trust: an improved world economy has helped to soften the effect of problems at home
Abstracts: Chinese cheques. The Capital: breaking the trade barrier. An iron grip
Abstracts: Chinese copper mystery. Productivity performers. Tokyo sunrise
Abstracts: Chinese Premier Li addresses Taiwan control. Excerpts from the 1992 Republican platform. Excerpts from other addresses to the Democratic national Convention
Abstracts: Chinese R&D: naissance, renaissance, or mirage? R&D in China: an empirical study of Taiwanese IT companies. Firm size and the effect of R&D on Tobin's q
Abstracts: Chip-equipment makers' gathering won't be a picnic; forecast from Applied Materials reflects worst industry slump since 1980s
Abstracts: Chip-gear maker warns about results. Power play; utility companies are the dark horse in the telecommunications race
Abstracts: Chip industry, continuing to recover, plans new index to reflect global sales. AMD sales of Intel chip 'clones' boom, boosting expectations for net income
Abstracts: Chip industry forecasts a broad recovery; sales are seen as rising 9.1% to $133.4 billion in '99, after 10.8% drop in '98
Abstracts: Chip-industry gauge fell in January slowdown; book-to-bill ratio is worst in at least five years; continued softness seen
Abstracts: Chip license granted by Sun Microsystems. Cypress, bucking industry slump, to buy semiconductor plant from Control Data
Abstracts: Chip maker possts $212.4 million loss for latest quarter. Intel's profit dropped 29% in quarter. Micron Technology reports loss that is smaller than expected
Abstracts: Chip makers enter slump; sales fall 13%. Intel beats lowered earnings forecasts: chip maker issues warning for the current period, plans to cut 3,000 jobs
Abstracts: Chip makers in Japan post gains as sales rise. Computer age millionaires redefine philanthropy. Chip thieves are arrested after a sting in California
Abstracts: Chip makers' leading index slipped in July; decline had been expected, doesn't presage industry recession, analysts say
Abstracts: Chip makers say they won't seek action on Japan. U.S. chip firms seem to lead Japanese ones in sales this year, but experts aren't sure why
Abstracts: Chipotle Mex. Gr. Thai Fund. Rayonier Inc
Abstracts: Chip output is being cut by Samsung; oversupply has led to big fall in prices. Japan chip maker unveils next-generation prototype; NEC says unit has capacity of 4 gigabits
Abstracts: Chip sales indicator falls to 5-year low; a semiconductor selloff is expected. Key semiconductor index falls for 2d month
Abstracts: Chip sales indicator falls to 5-year low; a semiconductor selloff is expected. part 2 National Semiconductor posts loss for 4th quarter; but operating earnings exceed estimates
Abstracts: Chips are hidden in washing machines, microwaves and even reservoirs. More complex superchips put premium on designs
Abstracts: 'Chip set' unveiled for use in making faster computers. Intel to enter market for 'chip sets' used to build clones of IBM PCs
Abstracts: Chip's memory is here today, here tomorrow. Chip by Intel contains flaw in calculating; 'bugs' could stall makers of certain computers; most users unaffected
Abstracts: Chip's memory is here today, here tomorrow. U.S. Memories venture spurned by Unisys and Sun Microsystems; project on memory chips needs to lure investors soon to fight Japanese
Abstracts: Chip, software giants don't rule joystick of graphics. Cyberspace invites armchair soldiers to massive battles
Abstracts: Chips & Technologies to unveil chips to challenge Intel's 386 microprocessor. Chip by Intel contains flaw in calculating; 'bugs' could stall makers of certain computers; most users unaffected
Abstracts: Chip vendor alleges 4 rivals violate patents. Federal jury deliberates long battle between Intel, Advanced Micro Devices
Abstracts: Chip wars: can the U.S. regain its advantage in microelectronics? The misalignment of the United States dollar and the Japanese yen: the problem and its solution
Abstracts: Chiquita case illustrates vulnerability of voice mail. An upgrade game of stop-and-go. Technology extends reach of aid for the troubled
Abstracts: Chocolate Consultancy or Expertise Misapplied. Cultural intelligence for consultants. Sustainable development
Abstracts: Choice of market entry mode in China: the influence of firm-specific factors. Early steps to becoming a multinational
Abstracts: ChoicePoint Inc. Domino's Pizza. Seagate Tech
Abstracts: Choice tricks. Wipe out for funds. Brush up before buying
Abstracts: Choosers and losers. Time to consider asset protection. DIY doubts
Abstracts: Choosing a franchise. Survival tactics for retailers. Finding the right franchisee
Abstracts: Choosing development methods. Coaching and mentoring 'Aha' moments . Coaching and leadership
Abstracts: Choosing priorities. Grads for hire, warranty included. Stock highlight: Apollo Group 'A' (APOL-55.54)
Abstracts: Choosing research priorities by using the analytic hierarchy process: an application to international agriculture
Abstracts: Choosing software for your firm: here's help for fast-growing companies that need to buy a system they can rely on for years
Abstracts: Choosing the best business improvement strategy: the effects of organizational size and sector on management decision-making
Abstracts: Choosing the right forecasting software and system. Enterprise demand sensing in the automotive industry. Forecasting demand in the aerospace and defense industry
Abstracts: Choosing the right lawyer. Challenge your fundamental assumptions. Happy accidents of birth and marriage
Abstracts: Chretien grabs protester at rally. Canada: Parliament reopens with new agenda. Mulroney reshapes cabinet
Abstracts: Christopher& Bank. Bank (midwest) industry. Bank industry
Abstracts: Christopher & Bank. CVS Corporation. PanAmSat Corporation
Abstracts: Christopher & Bank. Too, Inc. Too Inc.
Abstracts: C.H. Robinson
Abstracts: C.H. Robinson. Respironics, Inc. Texas Industries
Abstracts: Chronic work stress and coping: a longitudinal study and suggested new directions. Organizational socialization tactics: a longitudinal analysis of links to newcomers' commitment and role orientation
Abstracts: Chrysler, Daimler focus on value of stock. U.S. Office Products posts loss in quarter, after taking charges. Adidas concedes that some soccer balls likely were made by Chinese prisoners
Abstracts: Chrysler drives away from focus on TV. Kraft Foods plans 'umbrella' campaign. DaimlerChrysler ads to target investors
Abstracts: Chrysler looks to start again. Ford's charger is forced to retreat. VW may find overtaking competitors difficult
Abstracts: Chrysler mulls ads saying it's not dead yet. Madison Avenue plays on antiques' lure. Agencies rediscover Grand Central Station
Abstracts: Chrysler net jumps 55%, beating forecasts. GM workers strike at second Flint plant: salkout at Delphi facility could halt all output at North American sites
Abstracts: Chrysler net rises 54%, beating forecasts. The top spot at Ford is returning to a Ford. Confrontation likely in G.M. plan to reopen plant
Abstracts: Chrysler posts redord profit of $1 billion: earnings exceed forecasts as a number of factors offset incentive costs
Abstracts: Chubb Corp
Abstracts: Church and state. University blues. True believer
Abstracts: Church & Dwight. AMR Corp
Abstracts: Church & Dwight. Georgia Gulf Corp. Church and Dwight Company, Inc
Abstracts: Ciba will join with Clariant. X is the known quantity, baby. Bye-bye, baby
Abstracts: Cider for blokes. Tom Dery emerges as victor of the Saatchi wars. Fat profits: Australia's weight-loss industry says it is flourishing, despite bad press over the collapse of Gloria Marshall
Abstracts: Ciena Corp. Comtech Telecomm
Abstracts: Ciena's results buck telecom-equipment trend. Lucent plans to put optical fiber unit, one of its bright spots, on auction block
Abstracts: Ciena to acquire 2 telecom firms in stock deals. Alcatel to acquire Xylan for $2 billion; tender offer at $37 a share planned, as French firm expects a second deal
Abstracts: Cigna Corp. CIGNA Corp
Abstracts: CIGNA Corp. Torchmark Corp
Abstracts: Ciller seeks U.S. support for Iraq raid. Anti-kurd assault into Iraq launched. Ciller becomes premier of Turkey
Abstracts: Cincinnati Financial Corp. Old Republic International
Abstracts: Cincinnati Fincl. XL Cap'l Ltd. Old Republic Int'l
Abstracts: Cincom Announces NCR Micro Link Software. Symplex Announces New Release for Easymenu. Micro to Mainframe Link Passes Pilot Test
Abstracts: Cinergy. Mirant Corp
Abstracts: Cinergy. Vectren Corp.. Electric Utility (Central) Industry
Abstracts: Cintas Corp
Abstracts: Cintas Corp. Angelica Corp. Jones Apparel Grp
Abstracts: Circadian shares lose their rhythm. Biotechnology comes to life. Sonic's boom comes at a cost
Abstracts: Circon, a target of hostile offer, seeks white knight. Cendant's CEO outlines plans for a comeback. Federal judge refuses to hear lawsuit accusing Bain of raiding rival's office
Abstracts: Circuit breakers and stock market volatility. Valuing stock options when prices are subject to a lower boundary
Abstracts: Circuit City Stores
Abstracts: Circuit City Stores. Jo-Ann Stores, Inc.
Abstracts: Cirrus Logic, Inc. Cirrus Logic
Abstracts: Cirrus shares post a sharp 26% decline; net is not expected to meet forecasts. Cirrus Logic's poor outlook sends stock tumbling, clouds industry
Abstracts: Cisco net rises 29%, riding Web growth; networking firm's revenue jumps 48% as forecasts are topped once again
Abstracts: Cisco planning an alternative to traditional switch systems. Cisco Systems is giving up partner hunt
Abstracts: Cisco posts loss of $2.69 billion; investors get limited hope in results for rebound to come in near term. JDS Uniphase plans more layoffs, trims results targets for quarter
Abstracts: Cisco's dominance gets new challenge by 3Com deal: networking leader has weak spots but plenty of ability to defend itself
Abstracts: Cisco's first glitch. The United States launch of the Sony PlayStation2. Dynamics in consumer response to product unavailability: Do stock-out reactions signal response to permanent assortment reductions?
Abstracts: Cisco's net for quarter surged 61% as firm continued to dominate market. Cyberspace war rages over Diana Corp.'s Technology; stock sinks amid Internet criticism that switching device is unproved
Abstracts: Cisco Systems is giving up partner hunt; no deals with Lucent or Northern Telecom. Lucent and Philips to create $2.5 billion phone venture
Abstracts: Cisco Systems. Polycom, Inc
Abstracts: Cisco Systems posts 53% jump in net on sales rise due to Internet's growth. Cisco issues grim profit, sales warning
Abstracts: Cisco Systems profit in quarter beat estimates; sales rose 35%. Nortel agrees to acquire Bay Networks; telecom company to swap $7.68 billion of its stock for network-gear firm
Abstracts: Cisco to acquire networking firm Cerent; deal for $6.9 billion in stock reflects power of Web over firms' valuations
Abstracts: Cisco tops $100 billion in market capital. Hewlett-Packard to reduce payroll in buyout program. Sun Microsystems beats forecasts, despite Asia, with 15% rise in net
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