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Abstracts: Free-PC.com hopes it has got a deal you won't refuse; giving away PCs is strategy to obtain personal data, capture 'eyeballs' for ads
Abstracts: Freeport-McMoRan Copper and Gold. Metals and mining (diversified) industry
Abstracts: Free radical. Case in point: TATA Teleservices gains the competitive edge by building customer relationships that last
Abstracts: Free rein. Australia's awkward place. Howard's way of saying sorry
Abstracts: Free the Airways. Much Free for the Asking. Free trade with Mexico
Abstracts: FREE TIME, WITH A CATCH. Making the difference: applying a logic of diversity. Recreation industry
Abstracts: Free-trade deadlock. The trade implications. Caught in a trade squeeze
Abstracts: Free trade for a fair go. Way out for developing countries. Food aid or fraud?
Abstracts: Free trade, plus tax. America starts to clean up its act. Wall Street on the back foot
Abstracts: Free trade with America could have a high price tag. The never-ending boom goes global. Extracting the digital TV plan
Abstracts: Freezing the master production schedule for material requirements planning systems under demand uncertainty. A taxonomy of manufacturing strategies in China
Abstracts: Freezing the master production schedule under rolling planning horizons. Safety stocks in MRP - systems with emergency setups for components
Abstracts: Freight innovator no longer running on empty. Fashion, not feathers. Information explosion
Abstracts: French ambassador to Australia recalled. France detonates nuclear device in French Polynesia. Ministry backs complete nuclear ban
Abstracts: French flair aids Nissan revival. Fleet deal puts Ford back on track. Toyota puts its faith in a little nonsense
Abstracts: French lessons. Fat chance for big ideas. More workers wanted
Abstracts: French Socialist Jospin tops first-round president poll; Jospin to face Chirac in run-off. Chirac wins French presidential election, defeating socialist Jospin
Abstracts: Frequent-flier games: the problem of employee abuse. CEO pay at the crossroads of Wall Street and Main: toward the strategic design of executive compensation
Abstracts: Frequent Flyers Cost Business a Bundle. RCA Drops Disc-Technological Star, Commerical Flop. Commodore Takes Off the Gloves
Abstracts: Frequent glitches in new software bug users. Buggy PC software is botching tax returns. A trusting Oracle to enter market via Internet
Abstracts: Frequent glitches in new software bug users. Silicon Graphics to buy makers of special-effects software tools
Abstracts: Fresco puts its mark on the corner. Gloom for grocery suppliers. A seller's market
Abstracts: Fresh Del Mt. Prod. Reddy Ice
Abstracts: Fresh Ideas From Young Guns. A direct route to customers. Taking care of local business
Abstracts: Friends in high places. Control from the grave. Watching the wealthy
Abstracts: Friends in need. Proxy power: the Opposition wants to force super funds to use their vote on board resolutions
Abstracts: From activity-based costing to throughput accounting. Cost management at the IRS. Measuring operational performance in a throughput world
Abstracts: From a tiny molecule, mighty hopes spring. Treasure hunters. Novogen banks on beans for a healthy market: a pharmaceutical company hopes that a derivative of legumes will fight cancer and boost the bottom line
Abstracts: From AT&T, a cellular service with a jazzy name. F.C.C. accord said to be near on debts of wireless companies
Abstracts: From baseball to business. Dressings for success. A spirit that never gives up
Abstracts: From big things little things grow. Binge-drinking chumps. The shape of things to come
Abstracts: From big things little things grow. The billionaire boom. Smart chat
Abstracts: From boot camp to business plan. Small firm a big success. Little firm, big ideas
Abstracts: From crisis prone to crisis prepared: a framework for crisis management. The dial tone does not come from God!: how a crisis can challenge dangerous strategic assumptions made about high technologies: the case of the Hinsdale telecommunication outage
Abstracts: From critical resources to corporate strategy. The strategic potential of a firm's knowledge portfolio. The importance of power in partnership relationships
Abstracts: From experience: linking product innovation to business growth. The NewProd System: the industry experience
Abstracts: From experience: the invisible success factors in product innovation. New product development in rapidly changing markets: an exploratory study
Abstracts: From experience: the spirituality of innovation - learning from stories. From experience: where does your new technology fit into the marketplace?
Abstracts: From experience: time-driven development of software in manufactured goods. Coordination of design supply chains for bundling physical and software products
Abstracts: From experience: why bad things happen to good new products. From experience: avoiding marketing's best-of-the-best specification trap
Abstracts: From generic strategies to value for money in hypercompetitive environments. Value chain analysis and competitive advantage
Abstracts: From Gutenberg to Amazon. Online 'ideas foundry' has an animated edge. Competitive golfers meet their match online
Abstracts: From heirs to history: new books. Crowing over leadership succession. The womanly art of the deal
Abstracts: From hindsight to foresight. Birds on hippos. The long and short of it
Abstracts: From kitchen table to keyboard; investment clubs flock to Internet. Technology issues fuel stock market advance
Abstracts: From low- to high-tech project management. A model of R&D leadership and team communication: the relationship with project performance
Abstracts: From mainframes to global networking: I.B.M. gazes into its crystal ball and, hey, where did the hardware go? IBM creates a division for its at-home offerings
Abstracts: From mainframes to global networking: I.B.M. gazes into its crystal ball and, hey, where did the hardware go? part 2
Abstracts: From Mr. Spud to Mr. Chip; the potato tycoon who is the force behind Micron. Growing pains are spotted at Micron Technology
Abstracts: From price to purchase. Media multi-taskers. The only constant is change: in an uncertain era, businesses must plan with strategic anticipation
Abstracts: From project to process management: an empirically-based framework for analyzing product development time. Project scope and project performance: the effect of parts strategy and supplier involvement on product development
Abstracts: From stationery to express speed. Meet the chairman of the surf board. BHP tries to squeeze its iron lemon both ways
Abstracts: From surfer to buyer on the WWW: what marketing managers might want to know. Object-orientation: a tool for enterprise design
Abstracts: From the bootstraps up. Well-heeled 'plodders'. Competitors may buy trouble with Web deals: The trade practices implications of joint ventures to buy common supplies are being watched closely
Abstracts: From the editor. A quality management case study: defects in spacecraft electronics components. Law of Tender applied to Request For Proposal process
Abstracts: From the editor. part 2
Abstracts: From the ruins: ads help show a company is open for business. Gun makers to push use of gun locks
Abstracts: From toy rings to sophisticated codes, a quest for secrecy. New ways of securing online data; keeping confidential information confidential with cleverer key rings and smarter smart cards
Abstracts: From transaction cost to transactional value analysis: implications for the study of interorganizational strategies
Abstracts: From Wealth to Power: The Unusual Origins of America's World Role. A Mother's Place: Taking the Debate About Working Mothers Beyond Guilt and Blame
Abstracts: From Wealth to Power: The Unusual Origins of America's World Role. part 2 Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Abstracts: From wireless phones to mobile offices. From the ground up. Buying a car overseas can cut travel costs
Abstracts: Frontier Oil Corp
Abstracts: Frontier stock off 21% on revenue forecast; long-distance reseller is losing bulk of key customer's business. AT&T and Rogers in Canadian phone deal
Abstracts: Frontier to be acquired by Global Crossing for $10.8 billion. MCI Worldcom may join the bidding for Airtouch
Abstracts: Frontline Ltd
Abstracts: Froth and trouble. Vine days in adland. Out of focus
Abstracts: FSI International. Pilgrim's Pride 'B'
Abstracts: F.T.C. clears merger plan for publishers. Cosmo's editor moves to Glamour, heating up the competition between two ad-rich magazines
Abstracts: FTC orders Novartis ads to correct claim. NHTSA creates a class for electric vehicles. U.S. approves plan to divide Conrail in two
Abstracts: FTC probe of Microsoft trade practices appears to be nearing a conclusion. Microsoft Corp. is the target of FTC probe; company is under scrutiny following rivals' claims it manipulates market
Abstracts: FTC says Merck deal cut competition. Olsten to pay $61 million in Medicare billing case. Judge rejects two separate drug mergers
Abstracts: FTC sets conditions to support Digital-Intel agreement on chip. DEC cuts prices by up to 47% on its line of Alpha-based servers, workstations
Abstracts: F.T.C. sues Intel, saying it violated antitrust laws; control of data is issue; chip giant says it has right to shun computer makers in disputes on patents
Abstracts: FTI Consulting
Abstracts: FTI Consulting. SOURCECORP
Abstracts: Fuelcell Energy. FuelCell Energy, Inc
Abstracts: FuelCell Energy, Inc. Endesa (ADR). Calpine Corp
Abstracts: Fuel for shareholder anger. Swift punishment. Friends in need
Abstracts: Fuel for thought. Build an army for your ideas. Calling all Geeks
Abstracts: Fuel-Tech, Inc. Fuel-Tech Inc
Abstracts: Fuel-Tech, Inc. Gentex Corp. Comtech Telecomm
Abstracts: Fujifilm Hldgs. (ADR). Fuji Photo (ADR). FUJIFILM Hldgs
Abstracts: Fujimori seizes authoritarian powers. Lawmakers 'impeach' Fujimori. Pro-Fujimori alliance wins congress vote
Abstracts: Fujitsu bids for U.K. computer giant in effort to enter European market. Reporter's notebook: even cabbies get drawn into computer-show act
Abstracts: Fujitsu is building supercomputer ten times as fast as current rivals. Cray Computer weighs accord with its rivals
Abstracts: Fujitsu Ltd. shows money is no object in winning contract; computer firm stuns official by bidding only one yen on big Hiroshima project
Abstracts: Fujitsu to sell fault-tolerant computers, challenging dominance of 2 U.S. firms. Workstation options expanding
Abstracts: Fujitsu to sell fault-tolerant computers, challenging dominance of 2 U.S. firms. part 2 Sony is turning more cautious after reverses
Abstracts: Fujitsu waives right to study IBM software. Softbank to buy memory board maker; Japanese firm makes bet on PC hardware sector with $1.5 billion deal
Abstracts: Fujitsu waives right to study IBM software. Untamed frontier; PC makers find China is a chaotic market despite its potential; firms are forced to brave pirates, the government - and own distributors; peddling software on bikes
Abstracts: Full ahead, with course changes. Creative tension. Throw a line to wreck-rage victims
Abstracts: Fuller (H.B.)
Abstracts: Full inquiry sought in Iraq/BNL scandal. Iraqi loan scandal: moves taken toward special counsel. Bush administration assailed in Iraq loan probe
Abstracts: Full-throttle exports. Export advantage. . Petrol pain
Abstracts: Fun and games on a grand scale. Not really retired, just out to pasture. Master of ceremonies
Abstracts: Fun, autonomy and trust. 'Difficult' types. Dancing to their own beat
Abstracts: Fun, but based on products. Casting a wider net for Web site workers. Seeing ad dollars, C-Net multiplies Web sites
Abstracts: Functional background identity, diversity, and individual performance in cross-functional teams. Transformational leadership, conservation, and creativity: Evidence from Korea
Abstracts: Functional integration: an alternative pre-emptive strategy. How firms compete: a new classification of generic strategies
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