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Abstracts: Poland: TK Development to continue expansion. DENMARK: STEEN & STROM TO MAKE INVESTMENTS. POLAND: NAVISION SOFTWARE HAS OPENED OFFICE
Abstracts: Poland to privatise first metal plants. New Polish privatisation path launched. Poland's 1995 programme approved
Abstracts: POLARIS SOFTWARE GETS ISO 9001 POLARIS SOFTWARE PLANS IPO. 3 BANGALORE COMPANIES FIGURE IN CMM LEVEL 5 LEAGUE
Abstracts: POLARIS UNVEILS RETAIL BUSINESS MACHINE JVR INFOTECH UNVEILS SPEECH RECOGNITION SOFTWARE TEKTRONIX UNVEILS DIGITAL PHOSPHOR OSCILLOSCOPES
Abstracts: Polaroid profit fails to meet estimates, sending shares down by 20%. Agfa-Gevaert may report lower 1999 profit
Abstracts: Poldi is revived TZ revives Poldi Kladno Showa instead of Poldi
Abstracts: Pole position ploys. Heir looms: Anwar seen as victor in Umno leadership race. Power machinations
Abstracts: Poles of attraction: new post-communist businesses are formidable; survivors from communist times less so. May Poles
Abstracts: Poles ring up strong demand for phone IPO. Poland gears up for privatization of petroleum firms. Poland to set offering price of Pekao today
Abstracts: Police crimes. Debating Lawrence. Young, bored and inclined to crime
Abstracts: Policies, decisions and information sources for modeling. Policy evaluations under environmental constraints using a computable general equilibrium model
Abstracts: Policing the capital. Over-creative policing. Policing the police: Brazil
Abstracts: Policing the cops: crime and punishment. Nice cops, nasty cops. Killer cops
Abstracts: Policy by fiat. Yeltsin's China mission. Russia's China challenge
Abstracts: Policy changes. Consenting parties. Class distinction
Abstracts: POLICY CHANGES, COST CUTTING AND VOLUMES MAKE THEIR MARK: HEG Ltd HEG LIMITED
Abstracts: POLICY CHANGES, COST CUTTING AND VOLUMES MAKE THEIR MARK: HEG Ltd part 2 POLICY CHANGES, COST CUTTING AND VOLUMES MAKE THEIR MARK: RAYMOND LTD
Abstracts: POLICY CHANGES, COST CUTTING AND VOLUMES MAKE THEIR MARK: VIDEOCON INTERNATIONAL SANSUI ROLLS OUT DIGITAL TV, FIRMS UP VIDEOCON TIE-UP
Abstracts: Policy changes in the government's road building programme. Learning from experience?: Reflections on two decades of British urban policy
Abstracts: Policy dynamics. Vietnam faces tough policy test. A maxmin policy for bond management
Abstracts: Policyholders and shareholders in competition. M&A in insurance sector comes to life. Halifax acquires The Equitable's operating business
Abstracts: Policy makers vexed by good loans at troubled banks. More Japan banks write off bad loans. Analysts, investors say best picks among banks in Japan are those that tackle problem loans
Abstracts: Policy, not oil, saps faith in Jakarta. Hong Kong forgets how to compete. Taiwan's crisis of confidence
Abstracts: Policy objectives and performance in a mixed market with bargaining. Collusion in finitely-repeated oligopolies
Abstracts: Policy paralysis. The bad-debt hangover. Never-ending story: big write-offs don't erase Japan's bad-loan problem
Abstracts: Policy utilisation in planning control. Planning and conservation in historic Chinese cities: the case of Xi'an
Abstracts: Polisario's sinking hopes. Death by procrastination: the Uruguay round. Triumph for procrastination
Abstracts: Polish air bases to get radar upgrade. Czechs unveil NATO-compatible MiG-21MFN. Boeing considers upgrade offers while..
Abstracts: Polish bank president lists concerns over planned retirement system. Balcerowicz named candidate to lead Polish Central Bank
Abstracts: Polish banks agree to merge by year's end. Commerzbank said to lift to near 10% its Handlowy stake. Citigroup seals purchase of 66% of Bank Handlowy
Abstracts: Polish Central Bank delays approval of Citigroup deal. Citigroup launches bid to acquire 66% of Polish bank. Citigroup deal in Mexico counters Spanish banks
Abstracts: Polish copper producer KGHM privatised. Keen interest in Zambian copper mines. Impetus behind Zambia Copper Mines sale
Abstracts: Polish corvette project gathers speed as weapon and system options are studied. Armored ELINT system on course as Poland approves export
Abstracts: Polished performance with an Italian accent. Light work. Matters of trust
Abstracts: Polishes. Gum. Beer: part 1
Abstracts: Polish for an old board. Men who can't express love. Orient Express? That'll do nicely, sir
Abstracts: Polish hotel group Orbis is seeking foreign partner, plans expansion. Polifarb is in a game of nerves with unwanted suitor Kalon
Abstracts: Polishing blue helmets. Tweaking the trunk of the United Nations. General Boutros on parade: the United Nations
Abstracts: Polishing the cabinet: political debts, army sensitivity shape Chuan's line-up. Services rendered: prime minister tackles party claims for ministries
Abstracts: Polish Kruszwica's IPO. Polish MPP firmly set with cement offers. New Polish privatisation path launched
Abstracts: Polish privatisations plough on despite Russia. Polish power generation for sale. First golden share used in Poland
Abstracts: Polish stocks rise on gains by Elektrim. A New Zealand telecom issue dominates Eurobond trading. KPN's plan for rights issue cheers Eurobond investors
Abstracts: Political and worker protests peter out in Peru. Pakistan's latest offerings. Debate grows over privatization of Statoil
Abstracts: Political change beckons cautious rethink on South Africa. Multinational management strategies. Open letter from scientists to fishermen: let's get together on fish stock advice
Abstracts: Political concerns may stunt rupiah, stocks' twin gains; worries may emerge that run-up to electing a president by November could be messy
Abstracts: Political fast: Suchinda in dilemma over Chamlong hunger strike. Tight race for power; leading parties may be forced into coalition regime
Abstracts: Political football. Stuck in traffic: Bangkok toll road falls foul of politicians. Road less travelled: economic, political fallout likely from expressway feud
Abstracts: Political jitters raise notion of Euro's end. The Euro's 'soft underbelly'. Investors, better hold on tight!
Abstracts: Political jitters shake the public's trust in future leader. Judge is newest candidate for top Hong Kong post
Abstracts: Politically correct colors. Election campaign kicks off, but results seem certain. President Habibie courts Indonesian Chinese as their 'ally.' (Indonesian President B.J. Habibie)
Abstracts: Politically correct museums. Paintings at the pictures: film and art. The bad couple: Romaniam museums
Abstracts: Politically incorrect: Lee Kuan Yew backs down as Malaysians protest. Battle on the high seas: Malaysia is spending heavily to attract shipping companies to Port Klang - just one of the areas in which it's trying to draw business away from Singapore
Abstracts: Political sin: Japan. One delivery too many: Japan. Japan: Lockheed, Recruit and now ...
Abstracts: Political squabbles obscure benefits of Taiwan reforms. Taiwanese intellectuals urge reunification. Chuan steps into limelight of two-ring political circus: Democrat Party leader wins parliament support to replace Prime Minister Chavalit
Abstracts: Political strategy in Malaysia: Mahathir moves to curb influence of his deputy. Malaysia shelves plan to rescue two light-rail projects
Abstracts: Political theatre. Hopeless Africa. In the hands of the militia
Abstracts: Politics and the boom. The name game. A different, new world order
Abstracts: Politics by numbers; LDP's network makes Mitra the favourite in presidential race. Options for change
Abstracts: Politics in command. Asia's new arms race. Integrate and persuade, but gently
Abstracts: Politics into economics won't go. Too hot to handle. Who's best? The economy
Abstracts: Politics is local. New party line: breakaway group sets its agenda. Opposition ablutions
Abstracts: Politics meets mathematics: France. Caving in: France. French nerves a-jangling: the 1997 budget is meant to lead France into Europe's currency union by 1999 - but it won't take much to blow the country off course
Abstracts: Politics, not profits: turmoil undermines business confidence. Object of desire: Hong Kong's market braces for China's attentions
Abstracts: Politics of expediency. Directors for change. Neither war nor peace
Abstracts: Politics of planning. Tender tactics: South Korea puts squeeze on train supplier. War of convenience: South Korea's stodgy retailers face shake-up
Abstracts: Pollock success fuels RSW upgrades. Pollock co-op wins top US award. Revolution in Alaska
Abstracts: Pollster in China informs touchy leaders; private market researcher helps regime understand the consumer class
Abstracts: Polls to nowhere. A problems at Fission Control. Africa's bizarre borders: imposed arbitrarily, defended illogically and blamed incessantly, Africa's frontiers are largely irrelevant to its problems
Abstracts: Polluters will play. The power of green: dealing with pollution is becoming a major issue for the region's officials
Abstracts: Pollution controls cut productivity in brewing industry. Measuring productivity: a new approach. Specializing boosts productivity in Canadian manufacturing
Abstracts: Pollution exporters: Hongkong's CFC users shift to China. Men at work. New pearl of the delta
Abstracts: Polo Ralph Lauren swung to loss in fourth quarter. Wholesale prices increase by 1.9% on energy costs. Aviall reports 11% drop in net
Abstracts: Polo Ralph Lauren swung to loss in its 2nd quarter. A hot designer can generate buzz but not profits. Levi Strauss sales fall to $5.14 billion
Abstracts: Pol Pot's game: Cambodia. Royal huff: Cambodia. Short of men and money: Cambodia
Abstracts: Pol Pot's legacy lives on, thanks to Hun Sen and the world's blind eye on Cambodia's plight. Poised for an upswing: government measures may boost the economy
Abstracts: Pol Pot unmasked: he was obsessed with secrecy and total control. The grand illusion: efforts to revive French language appear doomed
Abstracts: POLYMER INDUSTRY: DOWN IN A HOLE COMMERCIAL VEHICLES: TESTING TIMES. DECORATIVES RULE THE ROOST
Abstracts: POLYNESIA: GLOBECAST SUPPLIES HIGH SPEED INTERNET. The development of mass media in Asia-Pacific. LEBANON: WANADOO PRESENTS INTERNET PORTAL, PLUGGED
Abstracts: Polynomial algorithms for resource-constrained and multiprocessor task scheduling problems. Lower bounds for resource-constrained project scheduling problems
Abstracts: Polynomial geometric programming with parametric uncertainty. A linear programming framework for free disposal hull technologies and cost functions: primal and dual models
Abstracts: Polyster maker faces snags. Hong Kong's port deal puts politics in spotlight. Chen Hsong provides training, scholarships, to overcome colony's shortage of engineers
Abstracts: Pompe and circumstance: behind many a French moderniser lurks an old-fashioned Gallic pragmatist. Philippe Jaffre shows that this pairing can work
Abstracts: POND'S ADDS SHINE TO HLL. MAFATLAL IND REPORTS Rs66-CR LOSS MAFATLAL DYES NET DECLINES 7%
Abstracts: POND's GOES INTERACTIVE TO SPREAD BEAUTY MANTRA EMAMI TO LAUNCH NEW RANGE OF COSMETICS. SUN MD APPOINTED CHAIRMAN
Abstracts: Pontiff of the skies: Sir Michael Bishop has pioneered open skies in Europe. He and his kind will not get much further without open airports too
Abstracts: Pooling resources. Sightings from Planet Voda. Warehouse for the software age
Abstracts: Poor and desperate. Nuclear jaw-boning: Pyongyang talks tough and keeps options open. Manna from Heaven
Abstracts: Poorer and angrier. Your land will be my land. A storm worsens
Abstracts: Poor France: it still has another five years of Jacques Chirac's presidency to run - never mind the Socialist government
Abstracts: Poor reception: after Sprint and Nextel merge, customers and executives leave; combining wireless giants multiplies their problems as they slip behind rivals; CEO sees long-term gains
Abstracts: Poor reception: Japan's Wowow TV struggles under weak management. Only in Japan
Abstracts: Poor relations: the two Europes. One wall replaces another. Better than aid
Abstracts: POOR RESPONSE TO KIRLOSKAR COMPUTER'S PUBLIC OFFER. ASIAN PAINTS REJECTS SHARE TRANSFER TO KOTAK MAHINDRA BARING'S OPEN OFFER FOR BFL SOFTWARE FAILS
Abstracts: Poor results at Nomura's global units cripple company's worldwide ambitions. CS First Boston to cease selling stocks in Japan
Abstracts: Poor students. The Scottish play. The superleague: university funding
Abstracts: POP adding fizz to bubbly market. Kellogg markets 'tasty' soy cereal. Inniskillin Wines eyes younger set
Abstracts: Pope Kofi's unruly flock. Mr Muscle: Argentine foreign policy. The pope and the president: Argentina
Abstracts: POP GOES PEPPER. INDIA TO BE TOP PEPPER EXPORTER. PEPPER PUNCH
Abstracts: Pop goes the mosquitoes. . Confessions of Sin. Contrarian
Abstracts: Popping up blue-chip issues wins support. Regional stocks in new phase. China stocks in Hong Kong look attractive
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