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Abstracts: Going for the gold. Proscription drugs: state-sponsored doping theory loses credit. Trials by fire
Abstracts: Going for the gold. Two cheers. Learn from Dazhai; in Mao's model village, an era writ small
Abstracts: Going global, Thais style. Indonesia: the perils of privatization. Museum pieces
Abstracts: Going, going...: Czechoslovakia. Vaclav Klaus, an unusually combative Czech. Vaclav Havel, a disappointed Czech
Abstracts: Going, going.... Going for a Song. Going for gold
Abstracts: Going, going...gone. Out of sorts. It's Christmas
Abstracts: Going, going ... on-line auctions. In the great web bazaar. Sotheby's and the cybermasses
Abstracts: Going, gone? Europe's fast-growing auction sites brace for battle with the U.S. online giants. Expansion plan for AOL Europe is top priority
Abstracts: Going green on brownfield sites: Bill Dunster's vision of a sustainable future goes far beyond zero-energy ratings. He seeks total self-sufficiency entirely on brownfield land
Abstracts: Going international: there's nothing Trivial about this Pursuit. European managers wake up to the menace of drugs
Abstracts: Going into a retail spin: with a potential 3000 people per hour passing through airport lounges, careful planning is essential
Abstracts: Going it alone. On to round two. The six-year plan
Abstracts: Going mobile. It's bad, but it works. OBN: Where flexibility, impact and reach intersect
Abstracts: Going native: Nomura gives local flavour to foreign operations. Nomura's new look
Abstracts: Going nowhere: Madagascar. At long last: Madagascar. Start again: Madagascar
Abstracts: Going nowhere: Tokyo stockmarket. Any which way but down: Japanese stockmarket. Jittering on the edge: Japanese stockmarket
Abstracts: Going on down: Nigeria. More pain, little gain. Bill, borrow and embezzle
Abstracts: Going private. The personal and the political. Try harder: education
Abstracts: Going public the right way. Right and wrong. Programming: Right Way Out To the Printer
Abstracts: Going round in a circle. Second time around. Delivering on time for ANC: Royal Bank of Scotland and Montagu Private Equity began working together in order to secure the buyout of parcel carrier ANC from its Swedish owner
Abstracts: Going south: China's Citic makes along march to Australia. Logging for clean air. It's a jungle out there: Australia's logging debate reaches fever pitch
Abstracts: Going the distance. Is there a doctor in the company? Will a master serve you well?
Abstracts: Going the Short Sea Route: European intermodal shippers are discovering that hitting the high seas can be fast and economical
Abstracts: Going to Extremes. Extreme enthusiasm. How far really?
Abstracts: Going too far? Towards the unknown region. Clinton's stock falls
Abstracts: Going underground. A fantastic day out - thanks to zips, Pollock and rocket science. Prescott is for turning on the greenfield homes front
Abstracts: Going where the money is. Where to park it. Where there's a will
Abstracts: Going with the flow. A rude awakening. Not awakening the dead
Abstracts: Go in peace. The body clock. Avoid 'Bogart's cure' for nasty snake bites
Abstracts: Gold comfort. Tin men. All that glisters
Abstracts: Golden chains. Portfolio picks: fund managers take a stand. The Review contest
Abstracts: Golden crusades. Breaking the bank. Good for what ails you: China's military hospitals get a dose of investment
Abstracts: Golden Eagle casts sights over hunting grounds. Mirage 2000 gets a new lease of life. Bizjets in uniform
Abstracts: Golden Eagle casts sights over hunting grounds. Singapore considers Future Hawkeye for E-2C. High/low mix of AEW&C may fill E-3 gap
Abstracts: Golden Griddle introduces makeover. Oh, the pain of Altoids. Scotiabank TV ads play on dreams
Abstracts: Golden hoards. The hot spot. Talking tough; donors tell Pakistan to clean up its fiscal act
Abstracts: GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY INDIAN RICE EXPORTS IN 1999 MAY FALL BY 1 MILLION TONNE. A STEAMING PLATE
Abstracts: Golden pills: drug companies. Of governments, interest and maturity. The Congress of the United States: an apology
Abstracts: Golden touch. What's in a name? Inside looking out: books and TV dramas about life overseas reflect existing Chinese biases
Abstracts: GOLDEN TOURIST RESORTS - INVESTORS ARE AMUSED, SERIOUSLY SITA HOLIDAY RESORTS POSTS Rs 10.9-CR TURNOVER TRYING TO BEAT THE SLOWDOWN-INDIAN HOTELS
Abstracts: GOLDEN TOURIST RESORTS - INVESTORS ARE AMUSED, SERIOUSLY UNITED PHOSPHORUS NET UP 53%. ISPL NET JUMPS 62%
Abstracts: Gold falls below key support level on fund sell-off. Gold feeds on dollar's fall. EU investigates possible price fixing by airlines
Abstracts: Gold fever. Stopping the gold rush. Anyone's guess: will China's renminbi continue to strengthen?
Abstracts: Goldilocks gets confused. No longer boom, but not yet doom. Pausing or plummeting?
Abstracts: Goldilocks or gridlock? Whiffs of inflation. Smoking and steaming
Abstracts: Goldilocks, pursued by a bear. Hurdle rates. Bubble trouble
Abstracts: Golding opportunity. A testament to failure. Medium of modernism
Abstracts: Goldlion mulls closures Landmark Japan visit to focus on economics Li plans office tower in Tokyo
Abstracts: Goldlion returns to apparel roots to restore its health. Yue Yuen: the shoe fits. Divided highway for TCI
Abstracts: Goldman analyst has last laugh after oil soars. Refco's Bennett arrested, charged with fraud. Crude oil fuels commodities rally
Abstracts: Goldman faces new tensions in trading, serving hedge funds. CSFB's parent tightens grip. U.K.'s Durlacher sees shares soar on web investing
Abstracts: Goldman gets glory in record year. Goodwill hunting. Risky chasers
Abstracts: Goldman IPO gives Sumitomo golden chance. TriQuint agrees to acquire Sawtek in an all-stock deal. H-P spinoff Agilent boosts profit 5.7% and its orders 38%
Abstracts: Goldman, Lehman earnings: good comes from the bad. Goldman's earnings surge but shares drop 4%. Goldman's net jumps 84% to record
Abstracts: Goldman may be next online for trading. Nasdaq approaches NYSE about merger possibility: attempt may be spurred by increased competition, decrease in stock listings
Abstracts: Goldman may top Gates consortium in bid for Cliveden. Baan agrees to acquire CAPS Logistics. Gates to secure part-ownership of Cliveden
Abstracts: Goldman on telecom highwire; M&A leader's winning streak looks vulnerable amid tussle for HKT. (Goldman Sachs and Co., Cable and Wireless HKT Ltd.)
Abstracts: Goldman partners searched their souls before IPO decision. Goldman plans IPO following long holdout. Partners back IPO proposal for Goldman
Abstracts: Goldman Sachs hampered by culture clash. Focus on tech exports stifles city's economic growth. Red tape ties up the video scene in strict city-state
Abstracts: Goldman Sachs is set to unveil SEC accord. Merrill's Blodget faces investigation into possible fraud. SEC probes whether 2 firms manipulated treasury market
Abstracts: Goldman Sachs's net income jumps 31%. Goldman's profit jumps by half on trading success. Goldman Sachs is stuck with big UPC loan
Abstracts: Goldman Sachs wins plaudits for Colman's sale. Goldman Sachs Tops European M&A in 1995 Q3. Chocs away for Russia's first tender offer
Abstracts: Goldman shoots LBO elephants. Corporate financiers yearn for boutiques. Livingstone builds for the future
Abstracts: Goldman to offer online trading in stocks. AOL Europe offers free U.K. net access. Paribas to offer online trading across Europe
Abstracts: Goldman transfer adds to evidence street is losing ground to London. Goldman analyst has last laugh after oil soars
Abstracts: Goldman tussles with MacQuarie to buy AB Ports. Compass agrees to sell travel-concessions unit. Macquarie pursues deal to break into satellites
Abstracts: Gold-medal politics: Peking bids for 2000 Olympics: 'a more open China'? A matter of trust: panelists scrutinise three-way relationship
Abstracts: Gold-medal politics: Peking bids for 2000 Olympics: 'a more open China'? part 2 Peking paper chase: China orders life in jail for local journalist
Abstracts: Gold mines' share values are obscured by hedges. Japan's government will sell up to one million NTT shares. Fidelity is top holder of Sumitomo Mitsui
Abstracts: Goldsmith's glitter: running cities. The ABC of a currency board: currency boards can help countries parry attacks on thei currencies. But is Hong Kong running its board the right way?
Abstracts: Gold standards. Runway PR. I want my mp3
Abstracts: Goldwell Color Definition Intense Treatment. Johnson's Camomile Baby Oil Gel. Pantene Pro-v Volumen Pur Shampoo
Abstracts: Golf
Abstracts: Golfing for friendship and charity. Furthering education the American way. Timekeepers to the world
Abstracts: Golf's no longer such a bogeyman in Korea. Now batting: Asian baseball in the U.S. HSBC-Seoulbank talks end
Abstracts: Golf's no longer such a bogeyman in Korea. South Korea gets connected: huge market potential draws international cell-phone investors
Abstracts: Gollifer's travels. A bright future. Village green
Abstracts: Gone, at last: President Suharto leaves a dangerous legacy to his successor. Generals' preferences
Abstracts: Gone, but not forgiven. A covenant with death. The rights and wrongs
Abstracts: Gone Dutch: Barings. Painful Peregrination: investment banking in Myanmar. Coming to America (again)
Abstracts: Go north. Take no chances. From the bottom up
Abstracts: Good and bad at game. Future imperfect. Imperfect game
Abstracts: Good (bang!) morning (pow!). Eye for an eye. All quiet on the Lebanese front
Abstracts: Good breeding: South Korean conglomerates. Superglue. Flying Dutchman
Abstracts: Good buy or good-bye?: Analyst makes a case for buying Nissan shares. GM plans to increase its stake in Suzuki Motor to 10%
Abstracts: Goodbye 4Ps, hello 4Rs: A new marketing model for the new millennium. Is marketing dead?
Abstracts: Goodbye 4Ps, hello 4Rs: A new marketing model for the new millennium. part 2 Red, white and red, eh
Abstracts: Goodbye Beveridge. Unanswered questions: the government's latest ruminations on reforming private pensions show only one thing: how far it is from making up its mind
Abstracts: Goodbye Canadian Tire Guy. Suburban appeal. Retired too soon?
Abstracts: Goodbye, cash-and more.... Look out! It's a scam. Those office blues
Abstracts: Goodbye Nehru, hello Suharto. Suharto's regional swing: ASEAN. Suharto's end-game
Abstracts: Goodbye, Partner. What should really happen in the tech world this year. Long spoon shortens
Abstracts: Goodbye, Rudy Tuesday. Hey, you: I'm talking to you.... Hooray for Herman
Abstracts: Goodbye to all fat? Checks and balances. The gut wrencher
Abstracts: Goodbye to all that
Abstracts: Goodbye to all that: how one mom learned to 'just say no' to her children's charity drives. Richard's house: where we met as kids and said goodbye as adults
Abstracts: Good-bye to all that. Lovely while it lasts. Crash, dammit
Abstracts: Goodbye to all that: New Zealand takes pork out of public spending. Sweet and sour
Abstracts: Goodbye to all that. Pas de deux. The blame game
Abstracts: Goodbye to the Mamluks. Art of the handover. Goodbye ... and hello
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