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Abstracts: Florida smoking rule upheld. Sentence increases for perjury upheld. 1990 census count upheld
Abstracts: Florida subpoenas data of Packard Bell; marketing method studied as 12 states examine used-parts allegations. Apple Computer again far exceeds analysts' expectations of earnings
Abstracts: Flow and Internet shopping behavior: A conceptual model and research propositions. Closing the gap between values and behavior- a means-end theory of lifestyle
Abstracts: Flow management in flexible manufacturing cells with pipeline operations. Manufacturing Technology in the 1980's: A Survey of Federal Programs and Practices
Abstracts: Flow-on effect. A wig and a prayer. Worker's playtime
Abstracts: Flowserve. Machinery industry: Flowserve Corporation: NYSE-FLS
Abstracts: Fluor Corp. Beazer Homes USA
Abstracts: Fluor Corp. Special situation: Fluor Corp. (FLR-34.31)
Abstracts: Flyblown rewards. Mentoring gets the thumbs-up. Bon appetit
Abstracts: Flying by the instruments. An air bridge to monopoly? Small steps for Chinese giant
Abstracts: Flying by the instruments. Flight union dogfight. Mystery flight
Abstracts: Flying colours. Investors in Asia get bitten again. Take a number
Abstracts: Flying kites in Sydney could waste billions. Why Quantas slashed its Asia services. Fight for the skies
Abstracts: Flying's new deal. All work, no play. Part-time prejudice
Abstracts: FMC Corp
Abstracts: FMC Corporation. Crosstex Energy. Talisman Energy
Abstracts: Focus and fortune. The big squeeze. To market or to manage?
Abstracts: Focused foursome tackle travel. Slop, slip, zoom: killing the competition, diversification and exporting have helped Tapex rise and rise
Abstracts: Focused scheduling in proportionate flowshops. The single machine early-tardy problem. Sequencing rules and due-date assignments in a job shop
Abstracts: Focusing on relationship dimensions to improve the quality of Chinese-Western business-to-business exchanges. Using scenarios to challenge and change management thinking
Abstracts: Focusing on true costs in a service organization. The virtual HR organization. Matching individual and organization styles
Abstracts: Focus on people - not costs. Calculating pension obligations. Pension update: an interview with consultant Larry B. Wiltse
Abstracts: Focus on value drivers to maximize business value. If you want to sell big, think big. The five stages of crisis management
Abstracts: Focus the factory with activity-based costing. How much does that product really co$t? Selling ABC: new cost systems can flounder if they're not marketed
Abstracts: Food and drink. Open season. Coffee, tea, or coffee?
Abstracts: Food exporters go online. Foster's takes a loss on Wine Planet. Buoyancy test
Abstracts: 'Food for the brain', on tap in torrents. HR departments must keep the customers happy. Knowledge nuggets in the corporate gold mine
Abstracts: Food processing
Abstracts: Food processing. Auto parts industry. Semiconductor industry
Abstracts: Food processing. Bunge Limited
Abstracts: Food processing. Entertainment technology industry
Abstracts: Food processing. European diversified industry
Abstracts: Food processing industry
Abstracts: Food processing industry. Food processing
Abstracts: Food processing. part 2
Abstracts: Food processing. part 3
Abstracts: Food processing. part 4
Abstracts: Food processing. part 5
Abstracts: Food processing. part 6
Abstracts: Food processing. part 7
Abstracts: Food processing. part 8
Abstracts: Food processing. Sara Lee
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. Auto and truck industry. Food processing
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. Food wholesalers. Performance Food
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 10
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 11
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 12
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 2
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 3
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 4
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 5
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 6
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 7
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 8
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 9
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. Performance Food
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. Performance Food. part 2
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. Wild Oats Markets
Abstracts: Foote Cone loses two accounts from Coke in wake of Pepsi suit. Slump pinches postproduction companies
Abstracts: Foot in the door; Microsoft says it already has a set-top box. It's called WebTV. Microsoft plans big Digital-TV push, stressing hardware and programming
Abstracts: Foot Locker. Stein Mart, Inc
Abstracts: Foot Locker. Stock highlight: Foot Locker (FL-18.30)
Abstracts: For $19.95, Slate sees who its friends are. Planners ease travel, but would Jack Kerouac have used one? In Spanish and Portuguese, Web growth spurt
Abstracts: For all intents and purposes. Home free. Drive your dollar further
Abstracts: For At Home, now comes the real excitement. All over the Internet, a rash of skins. Quickturn mulls Mentor Graphics' unexpected offer
Abstracts: For better or for worse. Sea to shining sea. One more for the road
Abstracts: For better or for worse. Time and tide, froth and foam. Donations welcome
Abstracts: For big new product, Oracle's pitch smacks of wishful thinking. Linux campaign is an uphill battle for Microsoft Corp
Abstracts: Forced Haiti repatriation to continue. National service plan for youth sketched. Clinton vows aid as floods strike midwestern states
Abstracts: Forced Haiti repatriation to continue. U.S. begins forcible repatriations. U.S. begins repatriations
Abstracts: For children, and adults, a way to paint a tune. Have bugs, will deliver (Help! Help!). Pursuing virtual dinosaurs: alive on your screen
Abstracts: For Clancyland, a game-to-novel pipeline. Holding the reins of reality. In toys' micro world, a macro wallop of reality
Abstracts: For coders, a code of conduct; 2000 problem tests professionalism of programmers. Coppola awarded $80 million for unmade Pinocchio movie
Abstracts: For DaimlerChrysler's latest Dodge campaign, 'new' is old and 'different' is new. He wants you in the driver's seat: marketing G.M. brands as if they were detergent
Abstracts: Ford Changes Its Fees. Ford Signs Magazine Deals. Phar-Mor Backs New Stores
Abstracts: Ford deals with it: the car company's retail adventure has not been a success, with slow sales and dealer hostility
Abstracts: Ford further tests its delicate position. Budget fillip for car makers is only temporary. After GST, the car market is on shifting ground
Abstracts: Ford goes global in effort to control the clock. Deutsch, the hot midsized shop, lands a trophy national assignment that has competitors talking
Abstracts: Fordham and PUC Rio partner for second information technology program. TMBAs move classroom around the world
Abstracts: Fordham GBA earns Forbes ranking among top business school programs. Deming's teachings live on at Fordham in world's only Deming Scolars Program
Abstracts: Ford hopes its new focus will be a global bestseller. A cost-cutter's charge: save $1.5 billion. Ford's net falls 5.9% to $2.38 billion, while core auto business jumps 24%
Abstracts: For Digital, a tunnel at the end of the light. Digital stock up as earnings rise despite slump for PC's. Digital is seen hiring I.B.M. PC executive; company seeks to move to top of the industry
Abstracts: Fording Canadian Coal Trust. Coal industry
Abstracts: Fording Can. Coal. Coal industry
Abstracts: Fording Can. Coal. Peabody Energy
Abstracts: Ford may soon receive orders online in an expected alliance with Microsoft. Microsoft hopes to exploit fears at new giant's rivals
Abstracts: Ford Motor. Ford Motor Co
Abstracts: Ford Motor hopes young consumers will be hooked by a campaign featuring live commercials. Paine Webber finds there's no time like the present to bring back a classic catch phrase
Abstracts: Ford names Paillart to lead credit union; Whipple to step down. Chrysler Corp. names Xerox COO Thoman to seat on its board
Abstracts: Ford reports stronger-than-expected earnings. Ford tries to avoid closings in wake of factory explosion. Strike accord makes drastic moves by G.M.'s board unlikely
Abstracts: Ford rolls out new model of corporate culture. GM expects higher margins on pickups. Restarting GM's strike-crippled plants to be difficult, with supplies elusive
Abstracts: Ford's better idea: incentives for agencies. GM jumps into the safer air-bag fray with a new child-detecting system
Abstracts: Ford's great hope. Geared for change: Tariffs will be cut next year and the car industry is preparing itself for a bumpy, but potentially rewarding, ride
Abstracts: Ford's net falls 5.9% to $2.38 billion, while core auto business jumps 24%. GM, resisting spinoff pressure, sees Hughes as link to future
Abstracts: Ford's reward. Rough patch. Prestige Revival
Abstracts: Ford's uncharted territory. Square one for Tech One. Ford's recovery vehicle
Abstracts: Ford to sponsor Time's special reports on envirnoment, in unusual agreement. List of 1998 advertising blunders is played down by outfits named
Abstracts: Ford uses aggressive marketing approach in Thailand. Under pressure, GM takes its sales show on the road. GM puts strikes' cost at $1.18 billion, above analysts' estimates
Abstracts: Forecaster diversity and the benefits of combining forecasts. Consensus forecasts of corporate earnings: analysts' forecasts and time series methods
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