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Abstracts: His own best case. Your speech, Mr. President. Syntaxgate passes
Abstracts: His retirement is driving me crazy. Why do we have such different ideas about sex? I don't believe he loves me
Abstracts: 'His snoring was ruining our marriage.' 'Tiredness was ruining my life.'. 'You don't have to be tired.'
Abstracts: Historic Canadian port waits for aid cash. Capacity Falklands season on Loligo - but Illex fishery again poor
Abstracts: Historic Canadian port waits for aid cash. Huge job losses in processing. Fishing fuels Klaksvik boom
Abstracts: History divides: Germany. Unvarnished: German history. The cheque isn't in the post
Abstracts: History in the making. An educated approach. Walking on air
Abstracts: History offers lessons on extinguishing financial fires. Recovery from currency trauma isn't expected until '98
Abstracts: History will judge 'the greatest period of architecture' ever seen. An unjustified fear of electronic images taking over from reality
Abstracts: Hitachi and Mitsubishi will cease chip production in U.S. Many people find heaven in Bora Bora. Tokyo's waterfront becomes a contender
Abstracts: Hitachi forecasts a pretax loss of $1.67 billion. Rank plans to cut jobs, costs as pretax profit declines 1.2%
Abstracts: Hitachi, Pioneer in a slump: electronics firms report weak results as TV demand drops. Sanyo ends era of family rule: president steps down as owners push to shed weak businesses faster
Abstracts: Hitachi reports 79% profit drop, but revenue rises. Vodafone official says charge won't affect Japan unit. Mitsubishi tries to boost chip sales 76% in five years
Abstracts: Hitachi's snail-like progress. Sowing a high-tech crop. The silicon tiger's electric shocker: Asian electronics
Abstracts: Hitching a ride: A test drive campaign for the Toyota Echo Hatchback fostered an emotional bond with potential customers
Abstracts: Hi-tech areas looking good. A new strategy for the region. Deficit starts to fall while China market surges
Abstracts: Hi-tech economics. Local no more: Acer ousts Formosa Plastics from top spot. Thumbs up
Abstracts: HI-TECH FLOWER AUCTION HOUSE TO BLOOM IN BANGALORE Rs500-CRORE PLAN TO BOOST KARNATAKA HORTICULTURE Rs3.5-CR PROJECT TO COMBAT PHYTOPHTHORA
Abstracts: HI-TECH FLOWER AUCTION HOUSE TO BLOOM IN BANGALORE SERVEX SET UP INDIAN LIAISON OFFICE IN BANGALORE KINDLE SYSTEMS PLANS GLOBAL RESOURCE BASE IN BANGALORE
Abstracts: Hit the brakes. From logs to Lotus. No time to worry; in Malaysia's five-year plan, little fear of overheating
Abstracts: Hitting a nerve: US-Thai links strained over Khmer Rouge. 'We are scared.' (uncertain future for Cambodia after flawed election)
Abstracts: Hitting the deadline. A complex package. Alternative solutions
Abstracts: Hitting the ground running. Join the club. No business like snow business
Abstracts: Hitting the high note. Totally pointless. No doubting Thomas
Abstracts: Hitting the hot spots. Krispy Kreme heats up doughnuts. A new position
Abstracts: HITTING THE ROOF. ( PUNJAB TRACTORS. A TEN YEAR ITCH
Abstracts: HIV drug induces immune response. Novartis cuts price of Coartem to help fight malaria in Africa. Italian drug firm draws fire for boosting prices
Abstracts: Hizbullah in politics: Lebanon. The thornbush: Lebanon. Not a good loser: Lebanon
Abstracts: HJS STONES LIMITED MADHUCON STARTS LARGEST STONE CRUSHING PLANT. THINK, DON'T LET `EM SINK
Abstracts: HKMA strengthens the peg Move to ease liquidity woes sfc can take hkma to court over shares
Abstracts: HKMA will resell stock. IMF urges Jakarta to delay action on a currency board. Money men call their meeting in Asia a success
Abstracts: HKSE v2.0. Governing the modern corporation. The battle of the bourses
Abstracts: HK, SINGAPORE BANKS LINK UP Can Singapore retain its specialness? A Singapore saga
Abstracts: HK's tourism boost. Auto nuts. Just trying to be social
Abstracts: HK tourists spend more in markets hit by crisis Non-performing loans seen to rise 30% NAB in hunt for alliances
Abstracts: HLL JOINS GLOBAL CLUB ON MARKET CAP LEMON WAR TURNS SOUR AS FENA POINTS A FINGER AT HLL's VIM. OAK BROOK TO BRING IN GLOBAL PRACTICES TO INDIA
Abstracts: HLL ON DIRECT SELLING MODE. CREAMY CREAM. HLL INVESTING Rs 40 CR IN SILVASSA UNIT
Abstracts: HLL-POND's MERGER TO BE EFFECTIVE FROM JANUARY `98. ASTRAL GLASS PVT LTD. BENCKISER (I) CLOSES DOWN INDIAN SHOP
Abstracts: HLL'S LEMON UNDER MRTPC WHEEL. STAR MAY GO TREKKING WITH SONY MRTPC BACKS PAY CHANNELS
Abstracts: HLL TAKES DIRECT ROUTE IN HUNT FOR BIG VOLUME. RIL RANKED 49 IN CHEMICAL CO WORLD RANKINGS BAYER INDIA EYES Rs2001-Cr TURNOVER BY 2001
Abstracts: HLL TO SPLIT BUSINESS LINES IN MAJOR REVAMP. GAIL GETS OKAY FOR DELHI GAS DISTRIBUTION JV WITH BPCL FIS GIVE OKAY TO THREE-WAY SPLIT OF RADICO KHAITAN
Abstracts: HMA DATA'S BANKING SOFTWARE FOR DEBIT EVOKES GOOD RESPONSE. IBM, RBI SIGN PACT FOR CHEQUE-CLEARING. RATIONAL TO VALIDATE SOFTWARE FOR AS/400e SERVERS
Abstracts: H&M aims to tap high-end fashion market: Swedish retail giant plans a pricier brand in bid to lift revenue. SAS plans to cut 4,000 jobs, freeze wages in restructuring
Abstracts: H&M, Inditex profits rise in latest periods. Inditex's profit increases by 25 percent. Inditex net jumps on swift growth, tight lid on costs
Abstracts: HMR PLANS TO DOUBLE VACCINE SALES INDIA ONLINE SALES SEEN AT $160 MILLION BY 2001 SUMO SALES ON THE DOWNHILL, TELCO CUTTING PRODUCTION
Abstracts: HMR PLANS TO DOUBLE VACCINE SALES TBL IN TALKS WITH MNCS TO SELL TRANSGENE VACCINE. LUPIN LABORATORIES HOLDS 40% SHARE IN ANTI-TB FORMULATIONS MARKET
Abstracts: HMR-ROUSSEL MERGER ROW HOTS UP POST NPIL, BOOTS SEEKS LONG-TERM PRESENCE IN INDIA. RANBAXY INCREASES EQUITY IN DUTCH-BASED HOLDING CO
Abstracts: HM TO EXPORT MITSUBISHI LANCER DIESEL VERSION. ROCKET SYSTEM PINAKA TEST FIRED. NEW LONG RANGE VERSION OF AGNI MISSILE SOON
Abstracts: HMT SHOWS 5.23% DROP IN NET SALES FOR Q2. UB SEES 10.4% DROP IN PBT. A-I TO USE HANGARS FOR NON-AVIATION REPAIR
Abstracts: HNG PLANS Rs34-CR EXPANSION BPL TO QUIT OYE, FOCUS ON CRICKET SPONSORSHIPS. ASTRA IDL POSTS MARGINAL DIP IN THIRD QUARTER NET PROFIT
Abstracts: HNG PLANS Rs34-CR EXPANSION HB PORTFOLIO LAUNCHES HOSTILE BID FOR INDO-GULF IND PEPSI PLANS TO INVEST Rs16 CR ON BANGALORE BOTTLING PLANT
Abstracts: Hobbling industry's growth? Cash levels draw little flak. State Bank of India's GDR offer meets with investors anticipating market clues
Abstracts: Hochland Sabanitas de Emmental. Milram Glibber Wackel - Drink. Alpro Soja Pfirsch & Aprikose Soya Drink
Abstracts: Hochtief agrees to buy Turner for 350.1 million euros. Eurotunnel asks for protection from creditors. Hochtief AG
Abstracts: Hoderbank buys Siam City stake. Atlas Copco prevails in bid to acquire Rental Service. Siam Cement's net increases on sales, petrochemical prices
Abstracts: HOEC BETTER LATE THAN NEVER. TOTAL SA TO INVEST Rs425 CR IN JV WITH TATA ELECTRIC
Abstracts: HOEC COMPANIES REDEEM 50% OF OIL BONDS. OIL IMPORT BILL TO BE DOWN $1.5 BILLION THIS FISCAL
Abstracts: Hoechst and Rhone-Poulenc move on to advanced stage in talks on merger. Veba-Viag merger brings together Degussa and SKW
Abstracts: Hoechst faces wobbly support for Rhone-Poulenc deal. Czech government taps RWE, Agrofert to buy power assets. Dow Chemical unit to buy subsidiary of Rohm & Haas
Abstracts: Hoechst heats up arthritis-drug duel. Merck plans to buy Sibia for 81.4 million euros. U.S. FDA panel backs two drugs for breast cancer
Abstracts: Hoechst reduces profit expectations. Degussa shares drop 4.2% on filing of Holocaust suit. Deutsche Bank seeks to defend global strategy
Abstracts: HOECHST SCHERING AGREVO: PROTECTING INVESTORS TOO AGREVO INDIA NCD. THERMO ELECTRON TAKES OVER PJ MARGO'S PARTNER
Abstracts: Hoechst still unsure of merger backing; but strides made toward Rhone-Poulenc union. Aventis intends to divest its crop-protection division
Abstracts: Hoe, hoe, hoe. When your name's on the store. Forget crossing the chasm
Abstracts: Hogg's class act. Quentin Davies's sheep. Back from the dead
Abstracts: Hoher Bedraf bei Wohungsrenovierung Gr erer Bedraf f r Geb udereinigung Hohe INvestitionen in der Wasserwirtschaft erforderlich
Abstracts: Hoist with his own petard. Suppressed memories; the Cultural Revolution's anniversary goes unmarked. You never know: foreigners fret over possible Chinese tax changes
Abstracts: Hoki cut hits NZ. Bush bill gets mixed reviews. Chilian rows start up again
Abstracts: Hola! says bonjour. Team player. Paris Match goes global
Abstracts: Holcim Ltd. Strong euro and harsh weather contribute to 49% drop in net. Sulzer AG
Abstracts: Holder blocks Norilsk asset transfer: billionaire investor abstains from vote on a spinoff plan. Norilsk Chief to sell stake
Abstracts: Holder hesitates on Lycos-USA deal. Revenge of the bricks. Few Russian shoppers buy into Web; e-commerce sites struggle to click with limited consumer-Internet use
Abstracts: Holders pressure Japan firms; trend is sparked in corporate governance. NTT picks four brokers after grueling competition
Abstracts: Holder vote at U.K. lender complicates sale efforts. Olivant keeps door open for move on Northern Rock. U.K. mortgages feature new twists: first-time home buyers are offered array of plans to increase size of loans
Abstracts: Holding back the earth. Beware of the trees. Ground movement
Abstracts: Holding companies in Austria. The use of French holding companies. Anti-abuse measures against the abuse of the Belgian holding regime
Abstracts: Holding court: Despite the furore over the British Museum's south portico, Foster and Partners' Great Court, with its newly restored Reading Room, provides a triumphant public forum at the museum's heart
Abstracts: Holding in VW drives Porsche profit higher. MAN sees more gains after net jumps. Porsche net soars on gain, strength in core business
Abstracts: Holding out an olive branch. Telecom and media deals lead the way. Food and drink leads the way
Abstracts: Holding pattern: as mergers take off in Europe, why are airlines grounded? Capacity glut and price war argue for consolidation; treaties stand in the way; getting as close as possible
Abstracts: Holding the line: Asia's telecoms deregulation makes patchy progress. Hanging on the line
Abstracts: Holding the line at the CIS Summit; the independent states do their best to parry Moscow's sphere-of-influence thrusts
Abstracts: Holding water. Heart and sole. Aspirin: a 'sensational' remedy for heart attacks
Abstracts: Hold on for thrills and spills: technology, small company funds took a stomach-churning dive in the second quarter
Abstracts: 'Hold on to your dream and it will come true.'. 'Extreme PMS was destroying my family'. "His snoring was driving me crazy"
Abstracts: 'Hold on to your dream and it will come true.'. 'I no longer feel like I've got to do it all'. "I found the strength to live my dream"
Abstracts: Holdover times remain fluid. Lease for a long life. Global competition hots up
Abstracts: Hold that tune. Why Berlin's musicians don't need a maestro. To play or not to play
Abstracts: Hold the champagne: Canada. Mulroney says mush. No, Canada
Abstracts: Hold the front screen: on-line newspapers. The war against the spore. Star turn
Abstracts: Hold the phones. Freedom's fallout. International call
Abstracts: Hold your breath: Albania. Hold your breath
Abstracts: Holes in the heavens. Good heavens, good governance. Oh heavens: Thailand
Abstracts: Holiday cookies the quick way! Cookie extravaganza. Two-by-two terrific!
Abstracts: Holiday Inn will get a facelift. Pritzkers plan big Hyatt revamp through expansion, acquisitions. A Roman Holiday, Without Vivien
Abstracts: Holiday negocia con Metrovacesa abrir 70 hoteles en Espana Riu negocia con TUI la toma de gestion de 25hoteles Iberotel
Abstracts: Holiday rally isn't expected. Nikkei hinges on Tokyo talks. Pakistan starting a rebound
Abstracts: Holiday season brings forecast of IPO blizzard. BAE's takeover of Armor aids ground-vehicle aims. J.P. Morgan buys Bear in fire sale, as Fed widens credit to avert crisis: ailing firm sold for just $2 a share in U.S.-backed deal
Abstracts: Holiday Watch: Asian e-commerce may finally ring up sizable sales. Ebabyssia is doing it right
Abstracts: Holland-Gem se soll sterreich erobern AUSTRIA: FRUIT MARKET IN 2000. AUSTRIA: VEGETABLE MARKET IN 2000
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