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Abstracts: Japan seeks a cure for workaholics. Beating America to the punch. Tokyo's financial Klondike shatters staid job market
Abstracts: Japan seeks its constitutional soul. Australia's choice. Japan warns North Korea
Abstracts: Japan sees the light. Remember, the tortoise won: Japan. The next target in Japan
Abstracts: Japan's election, set for Nov.9, could speed economic changes. Corporate spending may spark Japan
Abstracts: Japan's firms say business climate is better; despite recovery, companies plan to reduce their new investments
Abstracts: Japan's future role depends on its ability to face the past. Japan should pay victims: wealthy Tokyo is now able to make amends to war survivors
Abstracts: Japan's giant leap for mankind: capital-market reforms. Stock buying companies will keep Japan inefficient. Finally, corporate Japan begins to shift into reform gear
Abstracts: Japan's growth companies. Balancing act. The long-term solution: Japan's trade surpluses
Abstracts: Japan's high P/E ratios remain difficult to justify: earnings reports, low rates partly explain valuations, which may drop to Western levels
Abstracts: Japan's inconspicuous consumption. Tax reform runs late; after years of promises, Japan is about to overhaul its system of corporate taxation. But the result will hardly be worth the wait
Abstracts: Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, and Indonesia. Shipping to and from Japan, Korea, and China. !Se habla Internet!
Abstracts: Japan's insurers appear to be on steady ground. Investors in Tokyo cope with the dollar's decline. ING to open new unit in place of Barings Futures
Abstracts: Japan's insurers appear to be on steady ground. Japan's pension crunch could squeeze corporate profits, and investors as well
Abstracts: Japan's jobs proposal seen as unlikely to solve problems; critics say plan will only help the construction sector, a leading source of political support
Abstracts: Japan's kaisha go multinational and learn to innovate. For NTT, a revolution in consciousness: learning to compete: two telephone monopolies take the plunge into the real world
Abstracts: Japan's lame-duck support. A Japanese puzzle. The end of the beginning: Japan's recession
Abstracts: Japan's LDP cracks up: the best politicians money can buy. Easy odds: expecting a poll victory, LDP checks out partners
Abstracts: Japan's less-than-invincible computer makers. Mini-mills roll: Japan's steel makers. Shopping again: Japanese clothing makers
Abstracts: Japan's long goodbye. Being kind to Mr Mori. Why Japan's Mori must go
Abstracts: Japan's Lou Gerstner. Rosen Cavalier. Stealing each other's clothes
Abstracts: Japan's Maverick Little Computer Maker Plans New United States Assault. Diverse Cultures Are a Multinational's 'Source of Vitality'
Abstracts: Japan's national pastime takes a fall. Despite Indonesia's hopes, expect another Suharto. Japan filmmaker maps out new traditions
Abstracts: Japan's NEC expects to list shares in U.S. Japan's KDDI seeks bidders for mobile unit. Thomson-CSF will change is name, list in London
Abstracts: Japan's new face on the world. Japan's nice new nationalism. Shrine wars
Abstracts: Japan's new politics. Here comes the brat pack. Away with the rogues
Abstracts: Japan's NTT 4 calls up investors. UAE free zone offering. NTT DoCoMo offer is world's largest initial public offering
Abstracts: Japan's online adventure. Net-wrestling. Branching out
Abstracts: Japan's other debt crisis. How low can they get? Eyeing the debt mountain
Abstracts: Japan Space Activities Commission details 10-year development plan. Space agencies in Japan aiming for moon missions
Abstracts: Japan's PC shipments rise. PC shipments grow strong. Immigrants are networking: ethnic industry groups grow in Silicon Valley
Abstracts: Japan's PC shipments rise. Who will defuse the millenium timebomb? Inventec's rosy outlook and IPO plan spark enthusiasm among analysts
Abstracts: Japan spins off. Togetherness: America's car makers. Danke schon, Trabbie
Abstracts: Japan's plastic pygmies. Traveller's tales. Property precedents
Abstracts: Japan's plastic pygmies. Turnaround in the air. Rude surprise
Abstracts: Japan's Prime Minister chooses veteran for helm of Central Bank. Japan Central Bank To Review Options For Easier Credit
Abstracts: Japan's prime minister picks cabinet. Corporate spending may spark Japan. Japan to strengthen cigarette-warning labels
Abstracts: Japan's rescue package. Gift-wrapped package: Japan. Belt-loosening: Japan
Abstracts: Japan's retailers look abroad: Odayaku's move signals department stores' woes. Japanese retailers' ties bolster stocks' outlook
Abstracts: Japan's Sanwa Bank to buy stake in Dai-Ichi from LTCB affiliate. Charles Schwab to buy U.S. Trust
Abstracts: Japan's schoolyard bullying extends to workplace. Japan finds the night economic-policy mix. Japan mishandled the mad-cow crisis
Abstracts: Japan's short-term interest rates rise. European Central Bank keeps benchmark interest rate at 2%. U.S. Federal Reserve keeps interest-rate target at 1%
Abstracts: Japan's sick banks. Sayonara? Japanese banks. Unforgiven
Abstracts: Japan's stock-market shutdown reveals cracks in trading system. Citigroup extends apology to Japan
Abstracts: Japan starts crackdown on bad-debt problem. Threats of a recession. Stimulus spending approved as Mori remains in power
Abstracts: Japan steel firms warn of loss. LTV loss widened in fourth quarter, financing secured. LTV to reduce mining operations to cut expenses
Abstracts: Japan still may have options. The people who can fix Japan. Bank of Japan pumps more money into the economy
Abstracts: Japan's tricky turnaround. Toyota triumphant. False alarm
Abstracts: Japan's web visionary. Interview. GM's big man bows out
Abstracts: Japan's world-beaters. Movie pirates go mobile. Grab your credit cards - Asia's on sale
Abstracts: Japan's worry about work. Cold comfort: Japan. A drink from Japan: brewed for the gods
Abstracts: Japan takes control of Nippon Credit. Bank of Japan's assets fell 13% in latest year. Japanese officials debate options for bolstering banks
Abstracts: Japan takes tentative steps to hasten reforms. New segment for Boeing. Prime Minister calls economic recovery the top priority
Abstracts: Japan targets Asian palates: Hong Kong diners embrace octopus dumplings. Good fun, Japanese-style
Abstracts: Japan tells the world it won't allow debt woes to undermine its big banks. It's time for Japan to act on banks' bad-loan problems
Abstracts: Japan tidal wave. European winners. M & A the Japanese way
Abstracts: Japan Tobacco acquires Gallaher for $15 billion. Race for Spain's Altadis heats up as bids loom: Imperial Tobacco, CVC are poised to do battle in all-European contest
Abstracts: Japan Tobacco poises to bolster profile in Eastern Europe; firm prepares for recovering markets upon purchase of RJR's international cigarette business
Abstracts: Japan to lack buoyant forces. Japan's struggles continue: domestic shares take hits despite injection. Bullish fund outlook for 2001: Recovery scenario lifts hopes across the Asian-Pacific region
Abstracts: Japan: too close to the sun? Inflation: lower your sights. Tax: is the US deal a dream?
Abstracts: Japan to sell NTT DoCoMo and parent shares. NTT DoCoMo offer is world's largest initial public offering. Asia Public Offer: NTT DoCoMo
Abstracts: Japan urgently needs rapid expansion of open mergers and acquisitions to gain financial fuel. India's unstoppable march toward economic reform
Abstracts: Japan will aim to soften impact of high oil prices: package will include kerosene subsidies, easing of loan terms
Abstracts: Jaques goes from cereal to beer. Kincaid's Blue miscues. Moosehead in beer loyalty first
Abstracts: Jardine Matheson, revived? Two Jardine Fleming officials resign in wake of fund-management probe. Peregrine block trade draws attention
Abstracts: Jarriah Latte Creamy Coffee Mix. Nescafe Espresso Pur Arabica Instant Coffee. Malongo Blue Mountain Coffee
Abstracts: Jarriah Sunset Selections Liqueur Style Instant Coffee Blends. Gevalia Medium Roasted Instant Coffee
Abstracts: Jarvikyla Frisse - Salaatti. Sinhue Sandwich. Apetit Ruohosipuliperunat
Abstracts: Jarvi Suomen Kalkkunan Rintafilee. Pirkka Herkkukeittio Caesar Salaati. Pirkka Herkkukeittio Kebabpihvi Kebab Steak
Abstracts: Jasper Johns: The Sculptures. New expression for familiar forms. Dalziel + Scullion
Abstracts: Java's angry young Muslims. Megawati takes charge. President or princess?
Abstracts: Javier Solana, Europe's diplomat-in-chief. Javier Solana, NATO's master-builder
Abstracts: Jayrow Helicopters and Professional Helicopter Services. Aviall to support model 250. Sikorsky/Saab MoU
Abstracts: JAYSHREE TEA & INDUSTRIES KALASA TEA BREWS 46% HIGHER NET PROFIT THE PERIA KARAMALAI TEA & PRODUCE CO LTD
Abstracts: Ja zu Kongre haus, Nein zu Stadion EU/Austria: Austria lagging behind in competitive edge. AUSTRIA: THE BIGGEST FRANCHISE CHAINS
Abstracts: JB CHEMICALS: STAY INVESTED DRL VALUES HR AS `INTANGIBLES' GLAXO INDIA LTD
Abstracts: JB CHEMICALS: STAY INVESTED FINE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. ANGLO-FRENCH DRUGS & INDUSTRIES LIMITED
Abstracts: JBKB negotiates the sale of its unprofitable soft drink production. Salb meets governmental criteria for the privatization of JBKB
Abstracts: JBKB saw a loss in 2000. OB Leasing saw the biggest growth in 2000. Diamo saw a loss in 2000
Abstracts: J.C. Penney wises up to the ways of business; firm moves to central purchasing, better layout. Marks & Spencer plans to dress up its worn-out look
Abstracts: JCT ENTERS RESTRUCTURE MODE; MAJOR ASSETS ON SALE LIST ZURICH INDIA MF TO TRANSFORM TRUSTEE BOARD INTO PUBLIC CO
Abstracts: JCT moves towards hard-nosed definition of contract rights. King's cross chunnel link faces up to complex site restrictions
Abstracts: JDS Uniphase posts $1.29 billion loss, will cut 5,000 jobs. Kodak will slash more jobs as net declines by 77%
Abstracts: Jean Caby Trop Bon! Scoopy-Doo P'tites Saucisses; Steak. Valtero Plein Grill Brochettes Au Porc. Jean Caby Tranches De Charcuterie
Abstracts: Jean Chretien's grand design. People want a place of their own. The best laid plans
Abstracts: Jean-Luc Dehaene, Belgium's political glue. Putting the carthorse in front: Belgium. Coalition capers: Belgium
Abstracts: Jefferson Smurfit eyes Europe. Bowater wraps up M&A internally. Luxottica sets eyes on US Shoe
Abstracts: Jekyll and Hyde. Their ship comes in. Battle of the desktops: Japanese PC buyers finally get a price break
Abstracts: Jenny's message of love and hope. Our love affair with roses. First love
Abstracts: Jenoptik shares shine in German debut. Metallgesellschaft shares soar on plans to buy GEA. BMW restructuring of its Rover unit gets mixed reviews
Abstracts: Jerry Brown, mad as hell. A referendum on the boss: Ghana. Life after Jerry
Abstracts: Jerry Brown's clashing philosophies. The return of Ronald Reagan. Flattening to deceive: tax reform
Abstracts: Jerrybuilt rescue: Japanese property. A cautionary tale. Banks in never-never land
Abstracts: Jerrybuilt rescue: Japanese property. Feeling the pain: Japan's non-banks. Coming out: Japanese bank debt
Abstracts: Jesse Jackson's long shadow. And then there were three. The Democrats: St. Paul meets the comeback kid
Abstracts: Jesse Jackson's wrong target. Can anyone curb Africa's dogs of war? Welcome to the new world of private security
Abstracts: Jesus to make his stockmarket debut. Agents trawl Africa for `talent slaves'. Dutch fear mass exodus
Abstracts: JET AIR FLYING LOW WITH GOVT REJECTING SUB-LEASE PLEA DGCA PUTS CURBS ON WET-LEASE DEALS GOVT ORDERS IA TO FREEZE RECRUITMENTS
Abstracts: JetBlue and Aer Lingus to set partnership. United cancels flights for systems check. UAL posts $16.9 billion loss on bankruptcy-related claims
Abstracts: Jet dreams are grounded; widespread consolidation hurts aerospace plans. Taiwanese developer Tan Yu dreams of turning tiny Philippine island into vacation boomtown
Abstracts: Jet lag: the Pacific. Pacific waves. No turkeys on Pacific screens: Asian cinema
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