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Abstracts: Getting on the same page. How to create a world. Undercover bedbugs?
Abstracts: Getting personal. A sudden wrinkle in time carries Tandem's computers back to 1983. Next Inc., citing its workstation sales, posts first quarterly operating profit
Abstracts: Getting personal. Silicon Graphics aims to be supercomputer contrarian; new machines, line of workstations are seen doubling revenue to $2 billion
Abstracts: Getting serious about safe driving. Vehicle leasing via the Internet. It pays to deliver
Abstracts: Getting the Bugs Out. Growing...Going...Gone. Jim Ling
Abstracts: Getting the latest version of software via the Internet. Faking pain and suffering in Internet support groups
Abstracts: Getting the latest version of software via the Internet. Stepping up to the Internet buffet: in 3 funds, a chance to graze
Abstracts: Getting through the Day. Smokeless Smoking? A Short Stop in the 'Big Leagues'
Abstracts: Getting through the Day. The Exec Racquet: How about Squash for Lunch? Are You Suited for Success?
Abstracts: Getting to know the ABCs of the WWW to dazzle friends. America Online stars in soap-opera-like Internet action; entangled relationships thrive as companies dally in alliances and breakups. (Internet
Abstracts: Getting to know you, getting your money too. Mincom hangs on. A keen eye for risk, and for a hot prospect
Abstracts: Getting to sleep away from home: travel time. Attorneys' rising political clout. Postal Service tackles competition
Abstracts: Getting to the heart of the brand. On brands and branding: social call. The core of integration is the brand
Abstracts: Getting to the heart of the market-savvy young. Desirable data inspires a global plan for market researcher. A top market researcher asks a few questions about its own habits
Abstracts: Getting Win95 with the program. A few short cuts to presenting the big picture. An Internet multilingual interpreter
Abstracts: Getting with the program. Adding some byte to retirement plans. Taking account of software
Abstracts: Get to know your ABCs. Budget 2005: a late, great idea. Over a barrel
Abstracts: Getty Images
Abstracts: Get well soon. A get-tough approach can pose pitfalls. Safe keeping
Abstracts: Get well soon. Smart arts. Down time
Abstracts: Get with the program. Ensuring manageable insurance. An Rx for drug abuse
Abstracts: Get with the program: our man interfaces with three popular tax packages for the personal computer. Software makes doing taxes easier but no less boring
Abstracts: Get your motor runnin'. ...And some of the best are yet to come. It's temptation time, and the prices are right: your guide to the $40,000-plus imports and value-packed locals
Abstracts: Get your own credit. Safeguard your SSN. Surviving the credit crunch
Abstracts: GE unit teams with software concern, eShop, in electronic-shopping venture. Microsoft, DirecTV, Intel unveil plans to broaden use of video on home PCs
Abstracts: Giant computer virtually conquers space and time. One machine you can kick around. The User Illusion: Cutting Consciousness Down to Size
Abstracts: Giant computer virtually conquers space and time. Versatile system aims to teach cooking in the kitchen. Finding a big gadget to use in small office
Abstracts: Giant missteps: how an IBM attempt to regain PC lead has slid into trouble; saga of OS/2 software shows firm's bureaucratic ills, hints problems ahead; the tension with Microsoft
Abstracts: Giants stand toe to toe at Burleigh Heads. Bunnings goes in for the kill. Bunnings hammers BBC in the hardware war
Abstracts: GI Jennie. Know how: when top staff are head-hunted. A question of balance
Abstracts: Gilead Sciences. DENTSPLY Internat'l
Abstracts: Gilead Sciences. Stock highlight: Gilead Sciences (GILD-45.65)
Abstracts: Gillette. Gibraltar Steel. Jacobs Engineering Group
Abstracts: Gillette to cut jobs by 11% as results lag. Tickle funny bones, and sell more Burger King Whoppers? Nothing toylike in Mattel chief's compensation
Abstracts: Gillette to shut 14 of its plants, lay off 4,700. Cendant's McLeod leaves two positions at marketing concern. Cendant CEO's wealth melts with share price
Abstracts: Gingrich book-deal furor renewed. House panel proposes D.C. overhaul. Sen. Dixon upset in Illinois primary
Abstracts: Gingrich: Chamber's agenda "will have an impact." (U.S. Chamber of Commerce; Newt Gingrich) (Editorial) Congress likely to act on economy
Abstracts: Girl cleared to travel for abortion. Supreme Court issues abortion ruling. Court ruling restricts abortions
Abstracts: Girl tech: smart place to gather. You've got mail. You're being watched. Point and click: interactive TV is poised for a prime-time run
Abstracts: Give Me a Break. Hanging Up His Tomahawk. Royal Gamble
Abstracts: Give me your highly skilled. Quality, not quantity. Wasted opportunities
Abstracts: Giving money to get money: How CEO stock options and CEO equity enhance IPO valuations. Meta-analyses of financial performance and equity: fusion or confusion?
Abstracts: Giving the media food for thought. Resources for more information. 'Affirmative information and thought regarding our progress as a nation'
Abstracts: Giving you organization SPIRIT: An overview and call to action for directors on issues of Corporate Governance, Corporate Reputation and Corporate Responsibility
Abstracts: G&K Services
Abstracts: G&K Services. Peet's Coffee & Tea. Atmel Corp
Abstracts: Glatfelter. Covance Inc
Abstracts: GlaxoSmithKline. Petroleum (producing) industry. Pall Corporation
Abstracts: Glickman confirmed as USDA chief. Deutch confirmed as intelligence chief. South African election date confirmed
Abstracts: Glimmer of hope for simpler BAS. Happy birthday, GST. The shock of the new GST is still to come: Small businesses are starting to realise just how difficult the 'simpler' tax system really is
Abstracts: Glitches short-circuit miracle of paying bills on-line. Software lets marketers target Web ads. Computer Associates to buy Cheyenne; pact for $1.2 billion comes half year after target spurned McAfee's offer
Abstracts: Glitches trip up real-life test of plastic cash. Citigroup picks mainly Travelers' aides for top posts at U.S. consumer units
Abstracts: Glitches trip up real-life test of plastic cash. Visa touts ease of shopping on Internet. Citigroup plans to cut $1 billion in costs in its consumer business by year's end
Abstracts: Global alliance pattern suggests that Telstra could be left in the cold. IT and retail take to online recruiting
Abstracts: Global ambition. Commerce without cash. Value added
Abstracts: Global ambitions for a Microsoft dictionary. A few good women-on top management teams. The United States launch of the Sony PlayStation2
Abstracts: Global business - experiences of a virtual conference. Organisational constellations meet appreciative inquiry
Abstracts: Global competitiveness. Right mix, best result. Green acres
Abstracts: Global competitiveness. Strong, silent types. What Wesfarmers must do
Abstracts: Global Crossing agrees to buy Frontier; deal valued at $11.2 billion would offer a foothold in U.S. telecom market
Abstracts: Global Crossing claims theft, sues Tyco unit. Tyco to buy Lucent power unit for $2.5 billion
Abstracts: Global Crossing strikes deal with Racal; acquisition of British firm's telecom busines is set for about $1.6 billion
Abstracts: Global disaggregation of information-intensive services. Incomplete information, task assignment, and managerial control systems
Abstracts: Global executive: Intel's Andrew Grove on competitiveness. Middle East competitiveness in the 21st century's global market
Abstracts: Global financial-services accord endorsed; U.S. refuses to sign WTO pact. Irish currency devalued: EC monetary system realigned again
Abstracts: Global Gossip dips a toe at Venice Beach. Hail to the chief. Big beans
Abstracts: Global Industries. Global Industries, Ltd. Oilfield services/equipment industry
Abstracts: Global Industries, Ltd. Global Inds. Oil/gas distribution industry
Abstracts: Globalisation, ready or not. All shapes and sizes. Secrets and traps of overseas expansion
Abstracts: Globalisation's second wave. Good news just gets better. A look within
Abstracts: Globalisation too far away. How to fix a broken boss. Board assumptions
Abstracts: Global leadership skills and reputational capital: intangible resources for sustainable competitive advantage
Abstracts: Global new product development processes: preliminary findings and research propositions. The fact and causes of variation in structural development processes
Abstracts: Global positioning: fun and glitches. A fatal outcome from misplaced trust in 'Data'. Upgrade or not? A good question
Abstracts: Global Positioning grows. Publishing industry. Coal industry
Abstracts: Global quality management: a research focus. Linking objectives to actions: a decision support approach based on cause-effect linkages
Abstracts: Global reach finds prejudice everywhere. The migrant equation. The scam that wasn't
Abstracts: Global Sources. Oil/gas distribution industry. Advertising industry
Abstracts: Globalstar declares its ability to raise much-needed cash. SBC cuts estimates, hurting shares of other bells. Qualcomm reports $44.5 million loss, forecasts growth
Abstracts: Globalstar posts $1.77 billion loss, hurting Loral. GM close to decision on its Hughes unit. Globalstar loss triggers questions over service
Abstracts: "Global strategy" and its impact on local operations: lessons from Gilette Singapore. Managing alliance networks: emerging practices of multinational corporations
Abstracts: Global's Universal Financials. Timely choices - Kronos system successes. Accountmate 3.1
Abstracts: Global village will exile those with no cyber link. What may be hidden under substance abuse? Science and social responsibility
Abstracts: Global warming. Dutch courage. The year that will be
Abstracts: Globex System is vexed by low trading volume, overseas competition and technological glitches. Online brokers to customers: sober up
Abstracts: Glory without growth. Blood, sweat and ink. The giant awakes
Abstracts: Glossy shootout begins with a full magazine. Hello, Prime Minister this is Australia calling. On the ball for a sporting fortune
Abstracts: GloxosmithKline plc. Novartis AG. GlaxoSmithK
Abstracts: Glut, recession, kerosene heaters ... a murky heating outlook. Oil and gas: Soviet energy management
Abstracts: GM asked to recall pickups. Business briefs. GM plans huge stock offering
Abstracts: GM breaks a sweat on Olympic giveaway. DDB hires two online-ad executives. NBC puts its firepower behind Snap!
Abstracts: GM commits to aluminum in Alcan pact. GMs Allison unit plans to broaden its line of automatic transmissions. Hyundai plans turbo-charged warranty to beat the rap of problems with quality
Abstracts: GM completes process to line up steel; firms may feel more heat to cut costs. AOL lands Toyota for multimedia pact
Abstracts: GM contacts media about yanking ads. Ford to sponsor Time's special reports on envirnoment, in unusual agreement
Abstracts: G.M. dealers see dwindling supply of hot models. Bit of progress in talks to end strikes at G.M. As G.M. idles plants, talks make progress
Abstracts: G.M. dealers see dwindling supply of hot models. Powerboats, picket lines: strikers are getting by: at G.M. life styles worth defending
Abstracts: GM faces a sales collapse due to strike that may force firm to slash more jobs. McDonald's to announce first layoffs this week
Abstracts: GM faces a sales collapse due to strike that may force firm to slash more jobs. part 2 Ford Argentina to cut output over sales drop
Abstracts: GM foils UAW as truck output starts. General Motors walkout talks hit an impasse. UAW adopts harder stance in GM fight
Abstracts: GM found negligent in pickup trial. Leading Saudi banker indicted. Car dealer indicted for defrauding GM
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