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Abstracts: IPC stock price slumps on expected losses. Arrest of head regulator will hurt Korean stock market, analysts say
Abstracts: IPod sales fuel Apple's net rise, defying worries; a review of stock options may sharply alter results; Macintosh lines also shine
Abstracts: IPO frenzy hits Hong Kong as handover nears. H-shares of companies plagued by debt get cold shoulder from fund managers
Abstracts: IPO higlights transformation of Jenoptik. Agfa shares fall in initial trading. Rete Gas shares launch, but IPO problems persist
Abstracts: IPO is deemed a bargain: Yanzhou offer shows investors' change of taste. To play it safe in China, investors pick red chips
Abstracts: IPO's damp China's market. Cash pinch hits China's markets after tightening. Inflation threat in China sparks dollar-peg talk
Abstracts: 'I put her stalker behind bars.'. Any old iron? Iron bars Tyson
Abstracts: IRA is ordering its membership to drop weapons. Britain ponders grim possibility of another long terror campaign
Abstracts: Iran as a marketplace begins to come alive again. New moves at Cocom. Political actions in business networks: a Swedish case
Abstracts: Iran blocks inspectors looking for nuclear arms. Iran's nuclear plans are a challenge. Russia urges Iran to allow oversight
Abstracts: Iran comes clean. Who shall be Iran's next president? Shuffling the pack
Abstracts: Iran election win by hard-liner snarls ties to West. Against the Grain: A Fram Revolution Sprouts in Russia. Die the beloved country
Abstracts: Iran, Islam and democracy. Murder, most foul. Iran's killing machine
Abstracts: Iran keeps door open to talks, oversight of its nuclear program. Libya's program on nuclear arms was haphazard: inspectors conclude effort left the nation far away from building a weapon
Abstracts: Iran returns to the world. Remember Rushdie. New policy, old foes: Iran
Abstracts: Iran's foot in the Afghan wars. On the crest of a wave. Caspian pipedreams no longer
Abstracts: Iran's reformers vault to victory. New alliance. Still banging on that door
Abstracts: Iran's second revolution? Protesting in Tehran. Combatant clergy and clerics
Abstracts: Iran's war on fundamentalism. Tetchy neighbours. Benevolent neutrality
Abstracts: IRAQ: ALCATEL GETS US$ 77MN CONTRACT. GERMANY: ALCATEL, KPNQWEST BEAT SPEED RECORD. FRANCE: ALCATEL PRESENTS DSL PLATFORM
Abstracts: Iraq contracts row opens old wounds: U.S. ban on nations' bids causes anger, puzzlement, threats of legal action
Abstracts: Iraqi Charter heads for vote amid discord. So, Saddam Is Dead . . . France returns to normal but maintains state of emergency
Abstracts: Iraqi emigres burden region. Play a simple melody and the Japanese will board the train. U.S. gets Security Council to back request on Iraq: unanimous vote is only partial triumph for Washington
Abstracts: Iraq insurgents may total as many as 5,000. Baghdad council lists security as No.1 issue. Chevron, Philips say they will join chemical units
Abstracts: Iraqi oil output rebounds, despite major obstacles: production is exceeding two million barrels a day, four-fifths of prewar level
Abstracts: Iraqi oil output rebounds, despite major obstacles: production is exceeding two million barrels a day, four-fifths of prewar level. part 2
Abstracts: Iraq money hunt squeezes Kuwaitis: U.S. efforts to recover cash mean claims from victims of '91 war face long odds
Abstracts: Iraq needs new fields to restore oil output to its prewar levels. Oil companies' output fails to gush
Abstracts: Iraq's potential leader pushed bank envelope, but was he fraudulent? Chemical plants still have few terror controls
Abstracts: Iraq unlikely to spur shift in OPEC quota. OPEC looks unlikely to cut true output: cartel may reduce quotas as planned, but high price will keep the oil gushing
Abstracts: Ireland and Gladstone and all that. The beating goes on. What are Sinn Fein's intentions?
Abstracts: Ireland looks to U.S. in search of skilled workers. Young Swedish CEO pushes Internet to go even faster. U.S. workers get even more efficient, easing inflation fears
Abstracts: Ireland pushes forward with liberalisation. Greece watches international markets warily. MATAV launches IPO to raise $1.2bn
Abstracts: Ireland's CRH in talks to acquire Cemex assets: price for operations in Europe and U.S. may hit $4.5 billion. Rinker is to reject Cemex bid: suitor likely needs to raise current offer up from $11.7 billion
Abstracts: Ireland's 'Golden Age'. Stock-Fund Inflows Fall. Europe's bosses open up
Abstracts: Ireland shines. Green is good. A Gaelic boom: Ireland
Abstracts: Ireland's mussel dredging trio - Dutch yard delivers Hibernia. Mussel boat heads for Germany
Abstracts: Ireland: the new white paper on industrial policy. U.S. protectionism: a competitive strategy aimed at foreigners
Abstracts: I renounce arms. Made in Manhattan. History or bunk?
Abstracts: IRI closure date. IRI clears way for investors. IRI closure plans in train
Abstracts: IRIDIUM CLEARS ORIGINATION SERVICE HURDLES. AP STATEWIDE AREA NETWORK TO BE READY BY JANUARY. UWCC TO LAUNCH PILOT PROJECT WITH ERICSSON IN BANGALORE
Abstracts: Iridium delays commercial phone links, expects full launch of service Nov. 1. Iridium's orbit: for a world phone, pitch plays on fears of being isolated
Abstracts: IRIDIUM OFFERS AGGRESSIVE TARIFF PACKAGE. LEVY ON BULK TEAS TO TAKE STEAM OFF INDUSTRY. FOREIGN COs CANNOT ESCAPE MAT
Abstracts: Iridium's CFO predicts plan to restructure. Flextech posts loss, falls behind in digital market. Iridium seeks protection from creditors
Abstracts: IRI's Gros-Pietro appointed Eni head. Italy offers investors 5% stake in Eni. Eni's net climbs to record on back of revenue expansion
Abstracts: Irish deep water ship almost ready. International gear training set to grow. Irish multi - purpose research vessel
Abstracts: Irish deny mackerel overfishing claim by Norway "We caught only our quotas" says Martin Howley. Horse mackerel more important
Abstracts: Irish explorer sets sail for US on bamboo raft. Down but not out. The great divide: how many Christians in China? Depends on who you ask
Abstracts: Irish government succeeds in selling TSB and ICC Bank. Societe Generale seeks operations of Deutsche Bank. Anglo Irish Bank airs plan
Abstracts: Irish industry seeks cross-border expansion. Europe leads the field. Getting into the fray
Abstracts: Irish Life profit is expected to fall in the first half. Irish Life reports operating earnings fell 13% in 1st half
Abstracts: Irish pair team starts work. Danish yard's pelagic trawler for Ireland - latest addition to the pelagic fleet
Abstracts: Irish subsidiary lets Microsoft slash taxes in U.S. and Europe. Oracle spied on Microsoft allies
Abstracts: Iron in the soul. Steel appeal. New use for composite materials
Abstracts: Iron Mountain's business jumps after the attacks. Teaming up for success. Diffusion of new pharmaceutical drugs in developing and developed nations
Abstracts: Iron rations: armed forces face lean times as money runs short. Ready to race
Abstracts: Irons. Small drinks appliances
Abstracts: Irresponsible in Argentina. Confidence man: Argentina. King hereafter? Argentina
Abstracts: IRS finalizes transfer pricing penalty regulations. The new protocol to the Canada-United States treaty: a major document
Abstracts: Isadora Sun Glow Lip Chic Lipstick. Garnier Skin Naturals Bodyrepair Lotion. Isadora Sun Glow Bronzing Powder; Face Glow Cream
Abstracts: Isadora Sun Glow Lip Chic Lipstick. Oxivial Skin Care Products. Lakme Body Milk
Abstracts: Isadore Sharp. Learning to love ROMI. The rise of Lenovo
Abstracts: Is advertising a signal of product quality? Evidence from the compact disc player market, 1983 - 1992. Regulating horizontal diversification
Abstracts: Is anyone running Russia? Yevgeny Primakov, Russia's martial artist. Hair apparent: Russia
Abstracts: Is Apec irrelevant? A cut above the rest. Give Nafta a chance
Abstracts: Is Asian labour supremacy an accident of economic history? A portfolio approach to supplier relationships. East-West Economic Relationships
Abstracts: ISAs may be sold on doorstep UK: R&SA TO REASSESS LIFE OPERATIONS AT END-2001. UK: FSA MOVES TO BOOST LIFE OFFICE RESERVES
Abstracts: Is Beverly the next healthcare target? Gehe goes for top spot. AAH disposals 'not defensive'
Abstracts: Is bigger better? Interbrew exec takes top Labatt post. It pays to get aggressive
Abstracts: Is China ready to give up its illusions.... Creditors wary of proposal: negotiations snag on foreign-debt plan
Abstracts: Is City punishing speculators: Hong Kong futures market seems a battlefield. Blood on the City's Streets?
Abstracts: Is contagion a myth? A museum in the sky. Rudderless
Abstracts: I scream at ice cream. One night in Tokyo. Wrap and roll heaven
Abstracts: Is Delors a lame duck? Hostilities in the Middle East have pushed Europe off the front pages, but the pace of change has not slowed
Abstracts: Is dollar bearishness really bullish? Broad view makes veterans nervous. Fed raises short-term rate to 2%
Abstracts: 'I see a mass market.'(Indonesian clothing retailer Ramayana Lestari Sentosa) Megawati fills most posts with nonpolitical professionals
Abstracts: Is Employment Policy a Thing of the Past? Poland: the next big thing. Mexico's Energy Policy
Abstracts: Is Europe corrupt? Cheer up, Europe. Topsy-turvy Europe
Abstracts: Is Fiat setting stage to spin off auto unit? Fiat's net gets strong lift from its core car division. Fiat's auto unit drives sales rise: revenue jumps 11%, but net falls in wake of year-earlier gains
Abstracts: Is Germany's monetary policy stance justified? Softening stance: BJP has come a long way from its hardline origins
Abstracts: 'I share my husband with six other women.' (polygamy)(includes related article) 'I'm in charge?' (being appointed as supervisor) (includes related articles)
Abstracts: Is honesty overrated? Commercial TVEs newest hurdle. A multimedia experience
Abstracts: Is industrial advertising still sexist; it's in the eye of the beholder. Cognitive moral development and Japanese procurement executives: implications for industrial marketers
Abstracts: Is inflation dead? Saturated solution. A new map of the world
Abstracts: Is Iran the godfather? Taking on the mullahs: if America and Europe could agree on a common approach, Iran might be helped to become a gentler place
Abstracts: Is it a crack or a scratch? De Beers. Murdoch's revolving door. The door opens, a crack
Abstracts: Is it catching up? The chancellor gets his deal. The unity bill
Abstracts: Is it crime or culture? Nine provinces say yes. Intensive care
Abstracts: Is it love, lust - or is it an obsession? Do you spend the way you eat? 'I couldn't stop shopping.'
Abstracts: Is it really ADHD? The wonder foods that turn off worry. Little heart-healthy steps to take now
Abstracts: Is it takeover time? Climate for hostile takeovers warms up in Japan. Bank of Japan pumps more money into the economy
Abstracts: ISI WRITES INDIAN SPEECH SYNTHESIS SOFTWARE. SIT LIKE A KING. FOR THE YOUNG MASTER
Abstracts: Is Japan learning to smile? A costly battle against recession: Japan. Turning and turning
Abstracts: Is Japan the right role model for other Asian nations? Tokyo's shortcomings loom large today, but soon enough they may become virtues - again
Abstracts: Is Kohl in control? Helmut Kohl: extra extra large, is the enduring Helmust Kohl a statesman or just a politician?
Abstracts: Islam and democracy. A nation awakes: The inside story of Suharto's last days in the palace and an assessment of his legacy
Abstracts: Islamic banking grows, with all sorts of rules. Turkey Appoints Team to Manage Economic Crisis. Financial markets sink in Turkey amid bank crisis
Abstracts: Islamic justice finds a foothold in heart of Europe. Ready to ride the Chinese bull? Hold on it can get hairy
Abstracts: Islamists in retreat. The retreat from fundamentalism. When taming is inflaming: Egypt
Abstracts: Islam or investment: state told to vote money or vote religion. More vice, investment
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