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Abstracts: Loads of money. The long and short of it. A short history of inflation
Abstracts: Loan rescue by Lone Star. DHL sticks with Asian plans. DHL still plans to expand
Abstracts: Loans snare poor divers. Tough year for Brittany PO. High seas netters back in North Pacific
Abstracts: Loaves and fishes for the Fisher King. Anglian water works in the Czech Republic
Abstracts: Lobby in Europe helps sway law on terror funding. New EU rules will compensate air passengers. EU bans Indonesian jets: country's 51 airlines are deemed unsafe; Angola crash kills 5
Abstracts: Loblaw companies. Carrying a tune: Starbucks and HMV use different songbooks to sing to the elusive music consumer
Abstracts: Lobster Shao Mail Lobster Puffs. Apetit Savusilakka Muikku. Zareena Fish Patties
Abstracts: Local and foreign companies are targeting UK airports for growth. London City enters a new phase
Abstracts: Local approach may hold the key to profit; products aimed primarily at domestic investors outperform many designed for foreigners
Abstracts: Local distinctiveness in villages: overcoming some impediments to clear thinking about village planning. Rebuilding sustainable communities: assessing Glasgow's urban village experiment
Abstracts: Local hero: champions of central control look to the past. A probe in the back. Mortal state
Abstracts: Local heroes. Small canvases that still astonish. Poor show for the profession
Abstracts: Local heroes venture forth. Barbarians return to Europe. Eight auctions and a merger
Abstracts: Local hero. TRI of Malaysia Defaults on Debt. Bear Stearns to partner wiith Chinese retailer
Abstracts: Local Legend takes lead over rivals in China's PC market. China.com looks poised to cast its web on the region
Abstracts: Local loot. Hey, big spender? Deeper in debt
Abstracts: Local news reports sting American Rice amid talks. Vietnam opens to private rice exports; in a first step, two firms get rights to sell small amounts overseas
Abstracts: Local on a global scale. Objective experience. People: the hole story
Abstracts: Local optimization of observed points with no need to observations. Quantile and tolerance-interval estimation in simulation
Abstracts: Local presence, global outlook. A pan-European product. ECI Ventures
Abstracts: Local search for the probabilistic traveling salesman problem: correlation to the 2-p-opt and 1-shift algorithms
Abstracts: Local search heuristics for single-machine scheduling with batching to minimize the number of late jobs. Batching decisions for assembly production systems
Abstracts: Local specialities. Standard bearer: African banking. Backyard blues: Japanese lending in Asia
Abstracts: Locals Take Over Trading On China's Stock Exchanges. Persimmon's pretax profit rose 73% in first half. Hutchison, Cheung Kong beat estimates with 2002 earnings
Abstracts: Local sustainability: can the planning system help get us from here to there? Networks of knowledge and influence: connecting 'the planners' and 'the planned.'
Abstracts: Locating and sizing road maintenance depots. Locating an obnoxious plane. Locating flow-capturing units on a network with multi-counting and diminishing returns to scale
Abstracts: Locating least-distant lines in the plane. Fuzzy sharing problem by possibility measure. A constrained nonlinear 0-1 program for data collection
Abstracts: Location-allocation on a line with demand-dependent costs. Application of decision analysis techniques to the Weber facility location problem
Abstracts: Locational optimization problems solved through Voronoi diagrams. Stability in P5- and banner-free graphs
Abstracts: Location and sizing of offshore platforms for oil exploration. Variable neighborhood search: principles and applications
Abstracts: Location of an undesirable facility in a polygonal region with forbidden zones. A multi-modal approach to the location of a rapid transit line
Abstracts: Lock and key. Citizen Gates. Microsoft's media mania
Abstracts: Locked out of TV, Turkish advertisers hit the streets. Turkish banks sell dollars in favor of local currency. Turkey boosts efforts to drum up more support for Caspian pipeline
Abstracts: Lockerbie and the Libyans. The long trail twisting from Lockerbie. Hunt the Lockerbie cable
Abstracts: Lockheed Martin's earnings fell 37% for third quarter, beating forecasts. Lockheed Martin swung to a profit in first-quarter
Abstracts: Lockheed Martin unit plans job cuts. American Home Products to cut staff. Excite@Home cuts 250 of its staff, citing slower ads
Abstracts: Lockheed Martin wins Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile. US moves to give helicopters low-cost punch with guided rocket
Abstracts: Lockheed may be taking $500 million in charges. BAE Systems posts net loss for 2004 following charge. Aerospace industry in Europe extends steady growth; Leaders say restructuring improves cometitiveness
Abstracts: Lockheed pursues Asian cellular market. Vodafone wins bid to acquire a 10% stake in Japan Telecom. BellSouth purchase expands business in South America
Abstracts: Lockheed slices profit forecasts; 2 more officials leave. Lockheed Martin plunges to second-quarter loss. Lockheed Martin plans staff reduction and consolidation
Abstracts: Lockheed's new spy-plane plan. Military repair work booms: 'reset' contractors reap a bonanza amid effect of Iraqi Conflict
Abstracts: Lockheed tests radar market. Instant weather brief. US forecast option
Abstracts: Lockheed to build Asiawide system of cellular phones. Zee TV's founder takes new approach with move into mobile communications
Abstracts: Lockheed wins a $6.4 billion deal to sell United Arab Emirates F-16s. Pentagon may split Joint Fighter pact to help companies
Abstracts: "Lock-in" vs. "critical masses" - industrial change under network externalities. Sunk costs, entry, and the timing of cost reducing investment
Abstracts: lock-up dates stay at china telecom Cable tries to adjust the focus move to open up telecom services welcomed
Abstracts: Lodging an appeal. people: a radical Christmas. Anthrax: RIBA moves to calm fears of chemical threat to HQ
Abstracts: Loews will shift management. TRW chief to quit in wake of deal with LucasVarity. Honeywell says Bonsignore to retire as chairman, CEO
Abstracts: Logging on: Cambodia. For the chop: trade in tropical timber. Spare that tree: tropical timber
Abstracts: Logging onto Asia; global giants take on the region's PC makers. That's not all, folks: Asia gets serious about drawing cartoons
Abstracts: Logica buys FCC Folprecht. Joint venture: Continental - Matador Puchov. Continental buys from Matador Puchov
Abstracts: Logica profit surges, but stock can't keep up. Cap Gemini cuts growth forecast for '99 revenue. Cap Gemini posts revenue in line with projections
Abstracts: Logica seeks buys in U.S., posts 49% jump in profit. News Corp. reports annual profit surged. U.K. Coal's property lifts profit, shares: company shifts focus as it converts sites but sees future in fuel
Abstracts: Logica's pretax profit jumped 52% in fiscal year. Sour profit new pressures Computacenter and Getronics. Computacenter profit rises 6%
Abstracts: Logistics in the Oresund region after the bridge. Coordination mechanisms for supply chain systems. Measuring and avoiding the bullwhip effect: a control theoretic approach
Abstracts: Logistics: more than just a name on the side of trucks. Brixton Academy makes a break for the border. ... While a castle beckons just over the border
Abstracts: Logistics: more than just a name on the side of trucks. New name for industry leader. Just wild about Harry
Abstracts: Logistics performance measurement and customer success. Formalization of reverse logistics programs: A strategy for managing liberalized returns
Abstracts: Logistics strategy: does it travel well? International technology transfer: model and exploratory study in the People's Republic of China
Abstracts: Logo Is More Than Just Child's Play. Market is Expanding. There's a Strong Case for Two Printers
Abstracts: Log-ons & lace. Labatt ppours hip drinks in Quebec. The right dose of marketing
Abstracts: LOKESH MACHINES TO TIE UP WITH GERMAN CO FOR MACHINING CENTRES. HMT TO SPIN OFF THREE UNITS INTO SEPARATE COS
Abstracts: Lombard opts for life in the fast life. TREADMARKS IN THE FAST LANE. Promotion budgeting and control in the fast food industry
Abstracts: London architect gets good karma in Buddha tug of war. QCs: Arup Sport's green belt stadium is viable. Time waits for no plans
Abstracts: London call: Are LSE's shares undervalued? Nordea hires Standard & Poor's to provide its stock research. London Exchange to keep key ally
Abstracts: London calling. Angel of the North ... of London. Alsop and Amec in medical research centre alliance
Abstracts: London calling. Barber's win "celebrates the life of the street". Hyett's high noon
Abstracts: London Clearing, Clearnet Agree to Merge. London Exchange to keep key ally. Europeans remain stock-wary
Abstracts: London comes back to life. Asia's population advantage: if demography has its way, Asian economies should continue growing rapidly for decades to come
Abstracts: London comes back to life. Stable prices and fast growth: just say no. Clash of the titans
Abstracts: Londoners demonstrate concern for their city. ... but London planners think it is 'backward-looking.' (criticism of plans for London Millennium Tower)
Abstracts: London fault lines. Pool of knowledge. Speed restrictions
Abstracts: London has the best city airport. International investors acquire Bristol. Luton's transformation is complete
Abstracts: London is losing ground. Twist in the low-cost tale. Landmark decision gives go-ahead for Galileo
Abstracts: London Law Firms Boost Efforts To Attract and Retain Talent. Thugs and blondes? Oh my, what is a law student to do
Abstracts: London Life extends Freedom name. Ones to watch: MarketingEs next generation. Surviving 101
Abstracts: London meets its match. Piecing China's market together. Over the odds
Abstracts: London pride. Innovate or die. Insurers, shaken and stirred: British financial services
Abstracts: London rates resist prod: interbank market sees a slight easing; "a double whammy". U.S. foreign debt shows its teeth as rates climb: net payments remain smal but pose long-term threat to nation's living standards
Abstracts: London saturated with office space for next decade, warns property consultant. The benefits of turning your practice into a trust
Abstracts: London's financial future. The putscher calls: London's zoo. Bart for Bart's: London hospitals
Abstracts: London's legal liabilities. The healthy option. The easy option
Abstracts: London's post-modern parable of the bank that had to say 'no'. Frank Lloyd was always Wright-even from beyond the grave
Abstracts: London's soporific stocks. An SEC for London. Tingling time: Labour and the City
Abstracts: London, Tokyo plan Asian exchange: start-ups market set with London bourse; drilling for listings. New wave to hit China's market
Abstracts: London Tube - implementing Public-Private Partnership. London Underground - "a strange hybrid". UK government clears the decks
Abstracts: Lonely at the top. Bull's-eye. The art of fellowship
Abstracts: Lonely but rich. A lonely sea in the sky. Thirst of the lonely
Abstracts: Lonely rebels push limits of e-privacy in the workplace. Novartis to pay Infinity to develop cancer treatments
Abstracts: Lone ranger bets on Indonesia: H-P helps clients skirt cash crisis by offering credit, leasing equipment. Compaq's focus on diversity paid off in Asia's lush PC market, figures show
Abstracts: Lonesome George. The hunting of the vote. Mutual dislike: George Bush and California
Abstracts: Lone Star agrees to be bought by Dyckerhoff, lifting shares 42%. Titan Cement to acquire unit of Anglo American
Abstracts: Lone Star Fund's Tokyo Sowa buy is third of its kind. Goldman Sachs hampered by culture clash. All eyes zoom in on banks
Abstracts: Long-awaited award of Argentine airports. Regional airport plans. BZW advises on airports
Abstracts: Long-dormant Korean banking shares could key second-half market rally. Global turmoil may signal stock rally
Abstracts: Longer store hours in Germany. Germany aims to block takeovers by foreign-government investors. EU eases the way for merger accords
Abstracts: Long haul ahead for Boeing's Chief. New company, same problems for Ford's CEO. United Technologies picks 2 for Chubb posts
Abstracts: Long haul holidays. Special interest holidays. Fly-drive holidays
Abstracts: Long hot summer: fires in the west. Stoking fires. God, man and fires
Abstracts: Long, hot summer. Red October: With Hong Kong's equity collapse, the region's financial crisis deepens. Asia now looks a lot riskier than it did even a month ago
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