Abstracts: Fools' gold: Ukrainian and Russian reform. King of the castle: Russian aluminum. Soft-centred: Russia
Abstracts: Fools in need of institutions. Regulators' arbitrage. Two cheers for Arthur
Abstracts: Foot-and-Mouth Disease Poses Threat to U.K. Trade Interests. David Verey quits Lazard in search of new challenges
Abstracts: Football below the equator. The Ramos legacy: stability, reform. Tournament promises an irrestible mix of potential benefits
Abstracts: Football diplomacy: Korea and Japan. Punctured football. Morituri et salutamus: American football
Abstracts: Footballers and toddlers under one roof. Holding the baby: architects and childcare. DOCOMOMO conference tackles vision and reality
Abstracts: Football fans set to score financial goal Data bill to clamp down on abuse Head of Pru's elite financial planning arm quits
Abstracts: Football's revenge. Captain Kirch's troubled enterprise. The dash for the off switch: America's television networks
Abstracts: Foot, mouth, farm, subsidy. The carcasses pile up. It's those Brits again
Abstracts: Foot off the escalator. Contradictory France. To the barricades?
Abstracts: Foot on the brake. Up we go again. Up again
Abstracts: Footwear. Clothing & footwear
Abstracts: Footwear foes. Campus is resurrected. Tough at the top
Abstracts: Footwear in Germany. Breakfast cereals in Germany. Fruit and vegetables in Germany
Abstracts: Footwear in Spain. Footwear in the UK. Footwear in France
Abstracts: For a bigger, better Union: the European Union needs to speed up its opening to the east. Europe's choice
Abstracts: For aching airlines, remote oil spots are big bonanza. US Air seeks allies for bid among Delta bondholders. Southwest Air profit rises 12% as cost-cutting shows results
Abstracts: For a few dollars more.... Broomsticks and dollars. 'I turned 35 dollars into 300,000 dollars'
Abstracts: FOR A FEW RUPEES MORE. ZENECA PITS VERMINATOR AGAINST TERMINATOR GoI MOVE TO SHIFT 148 ITEMS TO SIL HAS LITTLE IMPACT
Abstracts: For Airbus's A3XX, a weighty decision is unbearably light. War of words. Fairchild Dornier launches jet for airlines' commuter units
Abstracts: For Air France, Sky's the limit on growth potential at hub. Concorde will return to the skies on Nov. 7. Ryanair sets Europe expansion with a base at Frankfurt
Abstracts: For a powerful, portable computer, Toshiba's model tops competition. DoCoMo offers piece of cellular action
Abstracts: For better, for worse. Run-down, for better and worse. Their lot gets worse
Abstracts: For better or worse, political ads make a mark, spur opportunities. UPS floats Manila plan
Abstracts: For buyout firms, West meets Mideast. Vivendi in talks for stake in Dubai's Oger Telecom. DoCoMo benefits from low fee for coming offer
Abstracts: For car makers in Japan, time is of the essence. Hashimoto faces immediate concerns in his new post over economy, politics
Abstracts: For cash-rich firms, buybacks are all the rage. Markets' faith grows in U.S. rally. Two New York commodity exchanges set to move in together
Abstracts: For cattle or schools: state trust lands. Deaf defying: geneticists and physiologists are disentangling the causes of deafness and beginning to glimpse ways of doing something about it
Abstracts: Forced apology: Pyongyang says sorry and gets food aid restarted. Yanking the armistice
Abstracts: Forced to the table: at U.S. insistence, Pyongyang sits down with Seoul. Appointment in Beijing
Abstracts: For CEOs, policy forcing retirement at 65 is outdated. CEOs get off the ropes on executive pay. Unleashed activists make NYSE cower
Abstracts: Forces join on NV goggles program. US looks to the future of GPS. USN integrated ECM makes progress
Abstracts: For DaimlerChrysler, the future looks like Rover's past. Road worthy: after a long skid, Mercedes regains much of its prestige
Abstracts: Ford aims to cut union work force through buyouts; as financial crisis deepens, a senior executive departs; another big blow to UAW
Abstracts: For day traders, German index is overnight sensation. Cement demand paves path to takeovers. German industrial output fizzles: U.K. sales rise
Abstracts: For day traders, German index is overnight sensation. Drug stocks wait in wings. Buybacks aid Europe's stocks
Abstracts: Ford backing away in Europe: regional chief says no decision yet on whether to sell Volvo. Renault, Nissan not interested in Chrysler
Abstracts: Ford beats expectations with second-quarter net. Ford earnings dropped sharply in the 4th quarter. Ford's net falls in wake of recall
Abstracts: Ford buyouts swell, but outlook remains dire: up to 38,000 U.S. workers will take the deal to leave; more cash bleeding is seen
Abstracts: Ford CFO Devine to retire in September. UAW, DaimlerChrysler agree to a deal. Ford Motor gives PC to all employees
Abstracts: For Deutsche Telekom, times grow ever leaner. Telefonica's profit soars: Spanish telecom lifts 2007 growth targets for revenue, income
Abstracts: Ford focuses on market share slide. Ford looks to close plants, shed jobs in overhaul. Ford seeks big savings b overhauling supply system
Abstracts: Ford focuses on market share slide. Ford moves to streamline reporting structure. GM sales jump despite signs of slower economy
Abstracts: Ford hires former Whirlpool manager. Ford chairman steps into fray. Motown Rap: Poor Quality
Abstracts: Ford installs a new chief at its Volvo auto division. DaimlerChrysler appoints Sidlik to Hyundai's board. Opel's Hendry quits, dealing blow to GM
Abstracts: Ford interested in Daewoo; U.S. concern hasn't voiced a Korea strategy. General Motors turns a corner
Abstracts: Ford, Mazda seen preparing to build plant for pickups. Ford, Mazda to jointly produce pickup trucks at Thailand factory
Abstracts: Ford might use back door to enter China auto market. VW expands product line. GM weighs lineup changes; car maker seeks to boost viability of new plant
Abstracts: Ford Motor starts global bond rolling. Eurobond market focuses on deal by Ford's FMCC. Ford Motor Credit launches bond valued at $7.7 billion
Abstracts: Ford nears sale of Aston Martin. BMW profit feels increasing sting of weak dollar. Altadis deal may bolster Imperial Tobacco
Abstracts: Ford nears sale of Aston Martin. GE to buy part of Hydril unit from Tenaris. Smiths nears aerospace sale: deal for $4.9 billion with GE would mark shift for U.K. firm
Abstracts: Ford plans more cutbacks at Jaguar. Struggling Ford looks to get a lift - from slumping Volvo's new models. Steering clear: auto outsider gets Fiat going by flouting industry traditions; Marchionne keeps all plants open, cuts discounting, sells technology to rivals; taking an ax to management
Abstracts: Ford plans to lift Thailand output, expand in Asia. Hua Xia Bank plans debt issue to bolster capital. Quality is concern on Thai Bank
Abstracts: Ford predicts $900 million loss on bad loans, marketing costs. Ford board considers management shake-up
Abstracts: Ford raises stakes in Jiangling. Trail of risk-taking tales. Bonding with the investors
Abstracts: Ford recalled Firestone Tires in Asia starting in May. Screeching to a halt. Tyre straits
Abstracts: Ford reports 3rd-quarter loss, says more red ink is possible. Nissan plans to sell its stake in Ikeda Bussan
Abstracts: Ford reports record sales for August, 8.1% gain. Ford, GM post rise in sales of cars and trucks. GM's October sales in U.S. jumped 36%, Ford's 34%
Abstracts: Ford's bid for Kia spurs analysts' doubts. Samsung Motors poses test. Family intrusion poses risk to improvements at Hyundai
Abstracts: Ford seeks big savings b overhauling supply system. Ford to cut dividend in half, reduce pay to board. Ford searches for a new direction
Abstracts: Ford sets plans to build factory at Dagenham site. EU lessens nuclear issue in Iranian trade talks. EU steps up pressure on Iran
Abstracts: Ford signs pact to buy Land Rover from BMW for 3 billion euros. Ford designers in U.K. mull strike after talks collapse
Abstracts: Ford's losses in Europe almost doubled in quarter. Ford of Europe to boost output. Head of Ford Europe quits after big loss
Abstracts: Ford starts from scratch in Thailand to grap a piece of the pickup market. Slowing growth also damages 'Sunrise' industries
Abstracts: Ford steers toward a strategy; European chief pins hopes for a rebirth on new models, revamped ads. (Ford Europe's Nick Scheele)
Abstracts: Ford's U.K. plants cited by chairman for productivity lag. Britain tops U.S. at World Bank. London, by far, remains home to world's costliest office space
Abstracts: Ford to acquire Kwik-Fit for $1.61 billion. DaimlerChrysler agrees on TAG McLaren Option. Saab sells Bofors unit to United Defense
Abstracts: FORD TO INFUSE Rs890 CR, RAISE STAKE IN CAR JV. GLOBAL GIANT FORD TO UP ONLY 80% STAKE IN INDIAN JV. FORD GETS FIPB NOD TO UP JV STAKE..
Abstracts: Ford venture set to tighten control on British market. Daewoo to quit car panel tied to Ukraine venture. Canal Plus is set to launch national phone venture
Abstracts: Ford will shed 28% of workers in North America. Offers to buy Chrysler could come by month's end: activity accelerates as private-equity firms meet with management
Abstracts: Ford woes mount as S&P sounds a louder alarm. The Hummer Lives! Citing lawsuits, Owens Corning seeks U.S. bankruptcy protection
Abstracts: Ford, ZF Friedrichshafen form automatic-transmission venture. Clariant pins its growth on the chemicals unit
Abstracts: Forecast frequency in rolling horizon hedging heuristics for capacity expansion. Decomposition of unreliable assembly/disassembly networks with limited buffer capacity and random processing times
Abstracts: Forecasting Manpower Losses by the Use of Renewal Models. Converging Conflicting Forecasting Parameters in Forecasting Durable New Products Sales
Abstracts: Forecasting Transport Requirements for District Primary Health Care in Ghana: A Simulation Study. Determining the value of dedicated multimodal cargo facilities in a multi-region distribution network
Abstracts: Forecasting with scenarios. The use of Bayesian forecasting to make process adjustments during transitions. A field study of sales forecasting accuracy and processes
Abstracts: Foreign ads go farther with PR. U.S.-based international billings in 1986. Translator takes a creative turn
Abstracts: Foreign advertising firms grapple with China chaos. China to enforce advertising rules. Global advertising firms take localized approach
Abstracts: Foreign and domestic marketing tax credits as stimulants to economic activity and employment. Transfer of property to foreign entities under Section 367(a)(3)(C)
Abstracts: Foreign banks accelerate their retreat as growth slows. A case in damage control: HKCB loss hints at role in Hong Kong's financial titans play in economy
Abstracts: Foreign banks invited to sponsor Japanese offering. Japan market likely to ignore political ballyhoo. Recovery and cost-cutting moves spur interest in some Japan retailing stocks
Abstracts: Foreign banks make incursions in Germany. Foreign banks make headway in Germany. German banks plan to sell loans
Abstracts: FOREIGN BANKS SEE LUCRE IN RIB SBI SETS ADVANCES GROWTH TARGET AT Rs11,000 CR. INDIAN BANKS ASSOCIATION SETS UP GROUND ON E-TRANSFER
Abstracts: Foreign brands expect few constraints from China's tobacco-advertising ban. Tobacco firms cite ruling to fight ad bill in Colony
Abstracts: Foreign business in China responds to political instability. PR looks to the far east
Abstracts: Foreign capital arrives for Thai bank. Banking bulls resurface. Two Thai firms may buy a standard chartered unit
Abstracts: Foreign car makers find share of success in Japan. Brave investors seek a Mazda joyride as analysts caution against tailspin
Abstracts: Foreign chip firms' share in Japan at record high. Hard times are ahead for Asian chip makers. Suspensions at Fujitsu, NEC
Abstracts: Foreign clients drive Eastern Europe demand. Go East for opportunity. India management consulting: many in market as demand grows
Abstracts: Foreign companies feel credit crunch just as China prepares to loosen policy. Castro's China visit can't mask the gap between 2 nations
Abstracts: Foreign drug companies experiment with new strategies in mutable China. China picks French firm to equip nuclear plant
Abstracts: Foreign drug companies experiment with new strategies in mutable China. part 2 Chinese ruling is seen bolstering arbitration cases
Abstracts: Foreign edition: a newspaper war in Poland tests Europe's barriers. U.S. publishers use 'outserts' to cater to advertisers
Abstracts: Foreigners absent: China. Open outcry: China's stockmarkets. A new day dawning
Abstracts: Foreigners out of a job. White-collar waiver. Hiring and firing
Abstracts: Foreign exposure. Taiwan's trump: Two island economies are weathering Asia's recession better than others. But only one of them knows how to play the entrepreneurial hand...
Abstracts: Foreign firms spend heavily in race to train staff in China. City may pass up windfall
Abstracts: Foreign foray. Cyber minister. Valley of hope
Abstracts: Foreign friends. The importance of foreign-devil money. The cutting edge
Abstracts: Foreign fund managers are cautious on Indonesia. New product for Citigroup. Gyaranteed funds' shine is fading as turnaround nears
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