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Abstracts: GM is closing rest of North American operations. GM seeks broad agreement in Flint strike talks. GM's earnings dropped 81% because of strike
Abstracts: GM is closing rest of North American operations. GM to make Delphi Unit independent GM shutdown looms in North America
Abstracts: GM moves to open its Corvett plant as arbitration opens on UAW strikes. UAW adopts harder stance in GM fight
Abstracts: GM names Trudell to head faltering Saturn division. Chrysler makes manufacturing inroads at plant in Brazil. Chrysler loses S&P 500 spot after merger
Abstracts: GM orders cutbacks in discretionary spending. GM contains its quarterly loss at $809 million. Ford, Republic Industries to organize dealership network in Rochester, NY
Abstracts: GM orders cutbacks in discretionary spending. Nissan's crisis was made in the U.S.A. GM turns to computers to cut development costs
Abstracts: GM palns to spin off parts division. General Motors posts loss of $809 million. Powerboats, picket lines: strikers are getting by: at G.M. life styles worth defending
Abstracts: GM pickup safety to be investigated. Car makers drop 'antidumping' threat. Isuzu to end passenger-car production
Abstracts: GM plans huge stock offering. Ford to launch cleaner-running cars. Chrysler hires Iacocca successor
Abstracts: GM recalls nearly a million cars, citing a problem with air bags. A new technology allows pain medication to be inhaled for easier administration
Abstracts: GM's 1999 earnings estimate slashed 20% by Merrill Lynch & Co. analyst. Ford's earnings expected to lead Big Three
Abstracts: GM sees costs as high as $500 million to debug year 2000 computer glitches. On the block; DaimlerChrysler seems to see a good deal in mess that is Nissan; Japan's ailing auto maker needs cash, and more, after major U.S. flops; slogan on the speed bumps
Abstracts: GM set to launch new Silverado pickup, taking aim at Ford's top-selling F-series. Wide gap exists between GM, rivals in labor productivity, report says
Abstracts: GM's one-two punch could lack both one and two. Chrysler loses S&P 500 spot after merger. DaimlerChrysler chiefs try to put a lid on expectations of extra merger savings
Abstracts: GM's strategy in Mexico may skew jobs numbers. Restarting GM's strike-crippled plants to be difficult, with supplies elusive
Abstracts: GM strike spreads to communities far from Flint factories. Confrontation likely in G.M. plan to reopen plant. 6,000 G.M. workers at Michigan plant join auto strike
Abstracts: GM strike spreads to communities far from Flint factories. General Motors and U.A.W. agree on end to strike. Strike accord makes drastic moves by G.M.'s board unlikely
Abstracts: GM sues UAW in effort to end strike. Ford plans to reduce costs by another $1 billion. GM puts strikes' cost at $1.18 billion, above analysts' estimates
Abstracts: GM, the Olympics' biggest U.S. sponsor, says it will keep commitment to Games. Lacrosse league tries to raise a racket
Abstracts: G.M. to expand investment in building trucks in China. G.M. opens Buick plant in Shanghai; selling $40,000 sedans is seen as market entry
Abstracts: GM wants separate contract talks for Delphi. GM will connect drivers to the World Wide Web; computerized voice provides subscriber with news, directions from the Internet
Abstracts: Go abroad for gold. Victorian gold starting to deliver. Reach for the skies
Abstracts: Goal-based construction of preferences: task goals and the prominence effect. The impact of quality on learning
Abstracts: Go carefully into investment clubs. Even experts forget the rules. Navigating the DIY super maze
Abstracts: Go cheap or buy the best? The Visor seeks all niches. Power up, and let the games begin; high-tech companies are hoping to score a 10 (at least a 9.8) in Atlanta
Abstracts: God help the spiritual writer. Henry James: losing it at the movies. www.claptrap.com
Abstracts: Godsend or gimmick?. Broken - hearted. Mergers aplenty
Abstracts: Godsend or gimmick?. The customized equity option. Collateral damage
Abstracts: Go for growth. Tax cuts, but little reform
Abstracts: Go global first. A non-profit mess. Changing channels
Abstracts: Going back to school. Uncle Sam may want you. Cooking up revenues
Abstracts: Going broke. A challenge that lives on. Those who could fix it don't understand it
Abstracts: Going Digital Can Focus Marketing. The new face of presentations. In-house publishing, professional results
Abstracts: Going down gently: low inflation and continuing low interest rates mean the property boom will not bust, economists say
Abstracts: Going for broking, e-Choice streaks away. Online trade suffers behind the scenes. Online exchanges are made for the big boys
Abstracts: GOING FOR GUSHERS IN APPALACHIA. PENSION FUNDS. INFLATION ACCOUNTING
Abstracts: GOING FOR GUSHERS IN APPALACHIA. THE CANDIDATES ON THE ECONOMY. PRESCRIPTION FOR PROFITS
Abstracts: Going forward, all for one and one for all. Gambling on a career. Co-operate to win
Abstracts: Going home. Going my way. The auditor's going-concern disclosure as a self-fulfilling prophecy: a discrete-time survival analysis
Abstracts: Going long; the Baby Bells all have their sights set on the long-distance market; but each has it own invasion plan
Abstracts: Going mobile. Quietly, B2B marketers are finding new applications for mobile platforms. What makes customers tick?
Abstracts: Going mobile. Quietly, B2B marketers are finding new applications for mobile platforms. part 2 Playing the search
Abstracts: Going nowhere: critics say Country Road's new owners have run down the business and the brand. A healthy appetite
Abstracts: Going out, without leaving home. Personal polls help the nosy sate curiosity. Make a right, you can't miss it
Abstracts: Going overseas is the go. Choice of superannuation means buyer beware, very aware. Value still seems to be out of style
Abstracts: Going plastic: here's how to gain merchant status for your small firm so you can accept major credit cards. A Florida businessman's sunscreens turn out to be as golden as his suntan
Abstracts: Going strong. Concealment is not a strategy. BRW 1000: what it means
Abstracts: Going their way. A family feud's last episode? Transfield's blood feud
Abstracts: Going up? Do traits and informal social processes predict advancing in management? The influence of Demographic Heterogeneity on the Emergence and Consequences of Cooperative Norms in Work Teams
Abstracts: Going with an HMO. Mavericks! In the beginning
Abstracts: Going with the flow. Winning at cards. Meeting the challenges
Abstracts: 'Goldbugs' crawl out of the woodwork. Re-inflation main threat, but watch indicators. The world and futures: the next 10 years
Abstracts: Gold companies tipped to merge operations. WMC's true grit. Queensland energy policy is a gas for producers
Abstracts: Golden Parachutes: Controversy Continues over the Use of Executive Bailouts. Computers in the Executive Suite: Computerizing the Sales Department
Abstracts: Golden Parachutes: Controversy Continues over the Use of Executive Bailouts. part 2 Managerial communication: the view from the inside
Abstracts: Golden West Financial. GreenPoint Financial. Golden West Financial Corp
Abstracts: Gold? Get big, small or out. Bank's brave face. Getting the job done
Abstracts: Goldilocks - or the bear trap? Trends & projections. The new world
Abstracts: Gold is the new gold. Standards have slipped. A weighty decision on the index future
Abstracts: Goldman IPO wins backing of partners. Credit Suisse hires Frank Quattrone in bid to boost high-tech bank effort
Abstracts: Goldman keeps it private even in going public. Goldman, with new card, plans a summer dance. Goldman, Sachs partners vote to take firm public
Abstracts: Goldman keeps it private even in going public. Merrill cites $1.4 billion exposure to Long-Term. After 31 years at Goldman, vice chairman plans to retire
Abstracts: Goldman plan to sell stock is canceled. Chief resigns shared post at Goldman;shift after bond losses and delayed stock sale
Abstracts: Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Manugistics Group. DSP Group Inc
Abstracts: Goldman, Sachs partners vote to take firm public. Goldman plan to sell stock is canceled. Goldman partners meet on firm's future
Abstracts: Gold metal performance. In the money: Flush with funds, the few remaining discount brokers are expanding rapidly
Abstracts: Gold-plated degrees. Morgan's way. Big fish seeks a new pond
Abstracts: Goldratt and Fox: revolutionizing the factory floor. Victor Earle, accountants' defender. IFAC's traveling salesmen
Abstracts: Goldratt and Fox: revolutionizing the factory floor. What's new in state taxation. Pension update: an interview with consultant Larry B. Wiltse
Abstracts: Gold/silver
Abstracts: Gold/silver. Gold/silver mining industry
Abstracts: Gold/silver mining
Abstracts: Gold/silver mining. Goldcorp Inc. Gold/Silver mining industry
Abstracts: Gold/silver mining. Gold/silber mining
Abstracts: Gold/silver mining. Healthcare info. systems
Abstracts: Gold silver mining industry. Gold silver. Gold/silver
Abstracts: Gold/silver mining industry. Gold/silver. Precious metals
Abstracts: Gold/silver mining. part 2
Abstracts: Gold/silver mining. part 3
Abstracts: Golf announcer in lesbian row. Daly wins British open golf title. Europeans take golf's Ryder Cup
Abstracts: Golf course plans halted after protest. Refugee exodus halted. Nuclear project halted amid fiscal woes
Abstracts: Gone to waste. Supply-chain survival. Hungry for business
Abstracts: Gonzalez denies terrorist charges. New socialist government sworn in. Spanish Premier Gonzalez calls early elections
Abstracts: Good and bad news in Asia. A wobbly balance. Can an Asian miracle be created all over again?
Abstracts: Good boss, bad boss. The podium set. The not-too-bad habits of Stephen Covey
Abstracts: Goodbye gloom (sob). Healthy correction: recent falls on US stockmarkets are no cause for concern. Is this the recovery?
Abstracts: Goodbye grace bros: Coles Myer hopes that killing off the Grace Bros brand will help it to attack David Jones
Abstracts: Goodbye negative gearing: reform plans by the Howard government are expected to put an end to this tax-saving tactic. Investors should make contingency plans
Abstracts: Goodbye Wall Street. Do good, or else, the public warns. CSR builds on an American vision
Abstracts: Good enough? Paved with good intentions. Charity business cases
Abstracts: Good looking, so refined. Brighter year for iron ore. Small shoppers give convenience new meaning
Abstracts: Goodman finds a better recipe. Arnotts emerges from its blackest hour with a new will to win. Old El Paso rides high on the crest of a Mexican wave
Abstracts: Goodman finds a better recipe. Sanitarium chases the breakfast 'skippers.' Quick-footed Parmalat goes from zero to $45 million in 20 months
Abstracts: Goodman's hand-held strategy. Corporate giants think small for a change. Westpac banks on outsourcing
Abstracts: Goodman turns to Asia. Capital connections. Gold medallist money shakers
Abstracts: Good money after bad. NAB's discount folly. The best chance for a big bank
Abstracts: Good news from academe. Good move. In search of excellence, the marketplace, and Millard Fillmore
Abstracts: Good news on salaries. Firms brace for pay push. Firms relent on pay
Abstracts: Good-news year. Trends - a harder sell. Tricky cocktail for home buyers
Abstracts: Good options, bad stock. Sub-optimality of the Friedman rule in Townsend's turnpike and stochastic relocation models of money: do finite lives and initial dates matter?
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