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Abstracts: Grocery store industry. part 4
Abstracts: Grocery store industry. part 5
Abstracts: Grocery store industry. part 6
Abstracts: Grocery store industry. part 7
Abstracts: Grocery store industry. part 8
Abstracts: Grocery store industry. part 9
Abstracts: Grocery store industry. Stock highlight: Whole Foods Mkt
Abstracts: Grocon's redeveloper. Slowdown? What slowdown? Developer Harry Triguboff dismisses talk of a cooling property market, and says he has no plans to throttle back
Abstracts: Groomed for greatness. A town like Griffith. Pub sprawl
Abstracts: Grooving in a new mood. The times, they are a' changing. DVD to the rescue
Abstracts: Group 1 Automotive
Abstracts: Group 1 Automotive. Exult, Inc. Exult Inc
Abstracts: Group absence behavior and standards: a multilevel analysis. An investigation of the relationship between unemployment and absenteeism: a multilevel approach
Abstracts: Group decision making under conditions of distributed knowledge: The information asymmetries model. The multiple-category problem: Category activation and inhibition in the hiring process
Abstracts: Groupe Bull, troubled by Zenith unit, to unveil computers for U.S. campaign. Bull's chairman to use U.S. acquisitions to lift computer maker's world stature
Abstracts: Group forms to test a data superhighway. Microsoft co-founder Allen may try to buy America Online, SEC data show
Abstracts: Group is urged for security of computers. Clinton plans expanded role on technology: U.S. would shift funds from defense research, back specific projects
Abstracts: Group of 7 defines policies about telecommunications. Germany's telephone pie is just too big to pass up. Rich, 82, and starting over: thinking wireless, John Kluge builds his next empire out of thin air
Abstracts: Group of Seven leaders meet; jobs, crisis funds top issues. Group of Seven ministers meet in London
Abstracts: Group of tech companies, 3 labs to unveil chip-making machine. Intel's Barrett vows to continue communications buying spree
Abstracts: Group process and conflict in system development. Modeling information manufacturing systems to determine information product quality
Abstracts: Group proposed new way to transfer computer data over 30-foot distances. Adaptec scuttles plan to purchase chip-making line
Abstracts: Group rites and trainer wrongs in employee experiences of job change. Power, mastery and organizational learning
Abstracts: Groupthink reconsidered. Structural adaptations to environments. Escalating commitment to a course of action: a reinterpretation
Abstracts: Growing businesses by generating genuine business opportunities: a review of recent thinking. Ownership structure and inventory method choice
Abstracts: Growing pains for Alcas Corporation. Cross-functional education: The need for case development. Specialist or generalist: Views from academia and industry
Abstracts: Growing pains. In sync. Change agents
Abstracts: Growing pains: Low-cost PC makers have come on strong but difficulties loom: some upstarts face problems with quality, service, returned merchandise; a threat of rising overhead
Abstracts: Growing pains. The golden north. Follow the sun
Abstracts: Growing threat of cyberthieves in the intellectual marketplace. Board is expected to ban student use of laser pointers
Abstracts: Growth aspirations among Norwegian entrepreneurs. Moderating effects of tolerance for ambiguity and risk-taking propensity on the role conflict-perceived performance relationship: evidence from Singaporean entrepreneurs
Abstracts: Growth by acquisition: the lessons of experience. Is the French model of capitalism becoming more like the Anglo-Saxon model?
Abstracts: Growth champions. Rookies swell the ranks. The new funding power
Abstracts: Growth curve. Float brings easy exit. New focus: say cheese
Abstracts: Growth falters. Fast footwork by tiny feet. Giants lead the charge
Abstracts: Growth first, detail later. Energetics takes a risk to cut power costs. Back to business for MYOB
Abstracts: Growth for Lonsdale lies in planning. They'll be back, says Maxsted. Insolvency specialist rebuilds the ruins
Abstracts: Growth magic cannot last. Whatever they fancy. The 'haves' have more
Abstracts: Growth magic: what ignites the spark. The game gets tougher. Small business off the pace
Abstracts: Growth market forecasting revisited: a look back at a look forward. Five modern lessons from a 55-year-old technological forecast
Abstracts: Growth mirage. The cash deluge. Raining money
Abstracts: Growth opportunities and the new stock price response to new financing. Continuous price processes in frictionless markets have infinite variation
Abstracts: Growth party may be ending. Rates must rise. Economist: enjoy the moment
Abstracts: Growth plan speaks the customer's language. Orbital threatens to fulfil its original spin: the company says it is about to make the step from research to commercialization, and some in the market are listening
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. Dow Jones industrials: Earnings and dividends. Timely stocks with low risk
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. Growth stocks with moderate risks
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. Highest growth stocks . Timely stocks
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. Major insider stock transactions. Supplementary reports
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. Model portfolios: recent developments
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. part 2
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. part 3
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risks. The 2004 stock market in review
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. Timely stocks with healthy appreciation potential. Timely stocks with low risk
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. Timely stocks with high return on equity
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. Timely stocks with high return on equity. part 2
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. Timely stocks with low risk
Abstracts: Growth stocks with moderate risk. Timely stocks with low risk. part 2 Timely stocks with high return on equity
Abstracts: Growth stock with moderate risk. Growth stocks with moderate risk . Stock market strategies-first half, 2007
Abstracts: GSI Commerce Inc. Reliance Steel. Gen'l. Dynamics
Abstracts: GST collection unreasonable. The high cost of compliance. Standard surprises
Abstracts: GST collection unreasonable. Wanted: a life raft. A free market helps small business
Abstracts: GST creates big demand for advisers. Consultants take stock. The power of passion
Abstracts: GST now out of business's hands. Industry told to be consistent in lobbying; pre-budget submissions are now dealt with by the Treasury, but it is hard to tell what effect they have
Abstracts: GST promises to keep the industry on its toes. CEOs give coalition a qualified tick. Whoever wins, business loses
Abstracts: GST puts a dent in the optimism. Budget 2005: help wanted. Quick reaction saves a specialist
Abstracts: GST really means get set today. Up to scratch. Tread warily on tax cuts
Abstracts: GST registrations might be a surprise roll-call. Strategies for the post-Ralph business world. More debate needed on Option 2
Abstracts: GST time-bomb: The tax office's response to aggressive GST schemes has raised fears of another lost-revenue storm
Abstracts: GTE joins bidding for MCI, offering $28 billion in cash; richest company battle; Worldcom deal for $30 billion is still highest, but that would be all in stock
Abstracts: GTE plans cut in staff, sale of Sprint stake; trimming work force 10% tied to seeking return on equity of 20% by '94
Abstracts: GTE plans cut in staff, sale of Sprint stake; trimming work force 10% tied to seeking return on equity of 20% by '94. part 2
Abstracts: GTE slow to join telephone industry refinancing rush: cost of calling its many small bonds often outweighs interest savings
Abstracts: Guanxi: connections as substitutes for formal institutional support. Why cross-national differences in role overload? Don't overlook ambient temperature!
Abstracts: Guaranteed Advantage. Backyard Broadcasting. Furniture for Growth
Abstracts: Guardian Royal to acquire U.S. insurance unit from ING. Nomura sets acquisition of Thorn. Monsanto agrees to acquire Unilever wheat-seed line
Abstracts: Guerrilla marketing is going mainstream. Advertising: Pepsi starts a new campaign for its citrus soda, which so far hasn't taken anyone by storm
Abstracts: Guerrillas release U.S. hostage. U.N., Israel in angry exchange over Qana shelling: Israel denies targeting civilians
Abstracts: Guess, Inc. Company profile: Guess, Inc. (GES--47.72)
Abstracts: Guess, Inc. Kellwood Company
Abstracts: Guess who decides new area codes--Lockheed Martin does; it grants a 'vanity' number to Kennedy Space Center; it's 321, as in blast off
Abstracts: Guess who was there first; builders of the Internet are bemused by kids who think they own it. Can the Internet cure the common cold? No, but the vast amount of on-line medical data is changing the relationship between doctor and patient
Abstracts: Guffaws aside, new scooter makers zip ahead. Sixty goofy-looking little figures spark a toy craze. Lego's robot set for kids grabs crowds of grown-ups
Abstracts: Guided local search with shifting bottleneck for job shop scheduling. The shifting bottleneck procedure for job shop scheduling
Abstracts: Guided missile marketing. Eight quick ways to stimulate sales. Success is the inevitable result
Abstracts: Guitar Center. Too Inc.
Abstracts: 'Gunning for growth,' AOL's Steve Case shot himself in the foot. Anonymity on-line? It depends who's asking
Abstracts: Gunter Grass: Germany's last heretic. You haven't heard the last of this. The last existentialist
Abstracts: Gwalia remnants revived. Gold bugs. Gold not on its mettle
Abstracts: Gymboree Corp
Abstracts: Gymboree Corp. Limited Brands
Abstracts: Hacker brings sound of silence to net with program killing 25,000 postings. AT&T faces some delays in delivering on its promise of access to the Internet
Abstracts: Hacker case underscores Internet's vulnerability. Journalists uneasy about Microsoft news service. The co-founder of Netscape is an entrepreneur once again
Abstracts: Hackers prey on AOL users with array of dirty tricks. AOL swings to profit, beats estimates. Inside AOL's bid to develop its own hot sites
Abstracts: 'Hacktivists' of all persuasions take their struggle to the Web. Internet's value in US schools still in question
Abstracts: Haemonetics Corp
Abstracts: Haemonetics Corp. Baxter International. Advanced Neuromodulation
Abstracts: Haggling in cyberspace transforms car sales. Negotiatiors report no progress in GM strikes. Saturn's workers move toward a strike, pointing to flaws in partnership model
Abstracts: Hain Celestial Grp. Hain Celestial Group
Abstracts: Haiti: Aristide's party dominates elections. Aristide, military open indirect talks. Haiti compromise sets Aristide return
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