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Abstracts: Price slashers: personal computers. No mercy: personal-computer price wars. Back to the garage
Abstracts: Prices & margins: typical retail prices. The Benelux market for textile washing products: emerging product sectors: new launches
Abstracts: Price wars hurt profits of French supermarkets. Tesco to expand land sales to fund growth; profit rises 22%. Supermarket company to post its first-half results Nov. 7
Abstracts: Price wars triggered by entry. Dynamic duopoly with slowly changing customer loyalties. It pays to be different: endogenous heterogeneity of firms in an oligopoly
Abstracts: Pricewaterhouse-Coopers. Deloitte & Touche Corporate Finance. Coopers & Lybrand Corporate Finance
Abstracts: PricewaterhouseCoopers. London calling. Meeting a legal challenge
Abstracts: PricewaterhouseCoopers workers rebel. U.S. accounting board faults global rules. PricewaterhouseCoopers directs employees to drop investments
Abstracts: Pricey U.S. real estate hits global strategies. "Does this shirt make me look too American?" British makers push deeper into the U.S., creating new challenges for men; navigating "double cuffs"
Abstracts: Pricing and lead time decisions for make-to-order firms with contingent orders. A note on YoshidaEs optimal stopping model for option pricing
Abstracts: Pricing non-storable perishable goods by using a purchase restriction: general optimality results. Airline spill analysis - beyond the normal demand
Abstracts: Pricing of new 3-D mail questioned. Dominion battles directory veterans. Dayton Pereira
Abstracts: Pricing of new 3-D mail questioned. Will that be to go? Save.ca looks for high redemption
Abstracts: Pricing risk: using betas in investment appraisal. The outlook for European monetary union. Section 13: sterling and the Exchange Rate Mechanism
Abstracts: Pricing, routing, and incentive compatibility in multiserver queues. Performance bounds on multiserver exponential tandem queues with finite buffers
Abstracts: Pricing-the marketer's perspective. Marketing - objectives and strategy. Internet marketing - nothing new here?
Abstracts: PRICOL SPIC ELECTRONIC POSTS Rs1.03 CR NET BHASIN INTERNATIONAL
Abstracts: Pride afloat. The new way : Think small. Bank BNI - moving ahead
Abstracts: Pride and prejudice. Why 'all is flux' at Nokia. Porsche's U.S. backfire
Abstracts: Pride and publicity. Wise guy: a decade in American prisons gives a gang member some novel insights. Two-edged sword
Abstracts: PRIde before the fall. Home and away. If not for NAFTA, when?
Abstracts: Pride Valley Garlic & Coriander Naan Brot -New Country. Tesco Strawberry Cheesecakes. Tesco Healthy Living Naan Breads
Abstracts: Pril Meyve Sirkeli Yaban Kirozi Dish Detergent. 3X Triple Poder Detergent en Polvo. Fairy Dish Soap - New Country
Abstracts: Pril Meyve Sirkeli Yaban Kirozi Dish Detergent. Cillit Bang All-Purpose Cleaner-New Country. Dixi Ultra Guclu Cleaner
Abstracts: Pril Ultra Power Additivo per Lavastoviglie. Bref Power Sciogligrasso Universale. Smac Brilla Acciaio
Abstracts: Primal dream. The changing dream. An old dream in trouble
Abstracts: Primary and secondary route selection in backbone communication networks. Augmented neural networks for task scheduling
Abstracts: PRIMARY CONCERNS. CALL MARKET SEES EASY TREND. AD AGENCIES GEAR UP FOR THE SMALL BRIGADE
Abstracts: PRIMARY MARKET DEAD, BUT PRIVATE PLACEMENTS BOOM SALE BY MORGAN STANLEY TOOK BULLS OUT BSE. STCI NET PROFIT UP 62%, TO PAY 10%
Abstracts: Prim but punchy. Leftovers: Russia. Mart Laar, Estonia's punchy prime minister
Abstracts: Prime discovers reality. Heroes and zeros. One step at a time
Abstracts: Primella Peeling Wattepads. ASDA Extra Special Bath Buns. Coles Baked Beans
Abstracts: Prime location is only one of the Fullerton's attractions. Surabaya has all the luxury hotels it needs, but not enough upscale guests to fill them
Abstracts: Prime minister outlines some of his first policy points. Koizumi's economic-reform plan is stirring a backlash
Abstracts: Priming for Rio: Malaysia sets tone for Earth Summit agenda. Plenty of laws, but little action
Abstracts: Primus invests in the Czech Republic. Otis invests in the Czech Republic. SNDI's investments in the Czech Republic
Abstracts: Primus takes telco battle 'over there'. Astle promotes Marketing Store. Ontario invites more to pool party
Abstracts: Prince Edward Island Tourism. Ammirati Puris. BBDO to cut staff
Abstracts: Princeling's picture. Swimming lessons. Ties that bind
Abstracts: Prince Mcwayizeni. Harry Gwala, Natal's (other) warlord. Choose your Mandela: South Africa
Abstracts: Prince of patronage: shares row spotlights controversial Indian leader. A Malaysian who dared sue a king
Abstracts: Prince of Wales's Institute backs architecture course. Millennium Centre optimism, Welsh Assembly worries. Starting a new chapter
Abstracts: Princess on a steeple. Pokemania v globophobia. Piece offering
Abstracts: Principles of surgery. The great divide narrows. The narcissism of small differences
Abstracts: Pringles Dippers Hint of Sour Cream & Onion Potato Chips. Earth Friendly Products Baby Laundry Laundry Soap. Day Soft Civilize Fabric Softener
Abstracts: Pringles Dippers Mediterranean Salsa Potato Chips. Herdez Salsa Chipotle. Heinz Extra Hot Salsa; Mild Salsa
Abstracts: Pringle sweeps in at RIBA. Holyrood hokum proves the best things in life aren't free. Wimpey Red or Dead dream threatened by rival bidder
Abstracts: (p, r)-Invexity in multiobjective programming. Some geometrical aspects of the efficient line in vector optimization
Abstracts: Prinzhorn: Nach Polen die Ukraine im Visier AUSTRIA: VIENNATONE TO MOVE PRODUCTION TO CHINA. AUSTRIA: CORRUGATED BOARD PRODUCTION UP IN 2000
Abstracts: Priorities for a greener spec: priorities for greening your specification were outlined at a recent RIBA seminar. The details will follow with a new version of the NBS
Abstracts: Priortising waiting lists: how and why? Time-dependent analysis of virtual waiting time behaviour in discrete time queues
Abstracts: Prisa charges ahead with media IPO despite uncertainty. (Spain's Grupo Prisa S.A., initial public offering). Telefonica and Prisa move to beef up Spanish media and online businesses
Abstracts: Prisa will aim its IPO capitalization at the Latin American media market; Spanish firm wants to surf strong content further into cyberspace
Abstracts: Prising them free. Crunch time for Tokyo u Aging gracefully. Yoko sings the blues
Abstracts: Prison ropes in tourists. Portraits bear silent witness to the killing fields. American architects build on modernism, flexibility
Abstracts: Pritchard leaves Draft. Clinton to Grey, Pigott to JWT. Joseph, Durnam leave agencies
Abstracts: Pritt Sin Tijeras Adhesive Transparente. Pritt Tape. Power Pritt Gel Multi-Purpose Glue
Abstracts: Privacy service's impact dismissed. Rogers divisions get ready to bundle. Speed scratch category heats up
Abstracts: Private business: America sounds a sour note at PBEC conference. A president's opportunity
Abstracts: Private business: who speaks for Asia? South Asia needs the great powers. Asia girds for a war in Iraq
Abstracts: Private companies keep their deal appeal. Volatility the enemy of volume. Getting the best out of growing companies
Abstracts: Private companies will be banned from sugar deals. Beijing unveils bold reforms for economy, government. China alters some policies to slow pace of reform
Abstracts: Private company price index falls. Baltics privatisation stalling. EdF and EnBW acquire Rybnik Power Plant
Abstracts: Private company prices hold steady. A soft landing. A steady year in Spain
Abstracts: Private enterprise is the key to China's economy. Devaluing China's currency to restore competitive edge to export industries isn't likely to work
Abstracts: Private-equity firms consider bid for Ahold's U.S. Foodservice unit. Ahold is in talks to acquire Alliant in U.S
Abstracts: Private equity investment revisited. Current corporate investment opportunities in Kazakhstan. 3i extends Sherman investment
Abstracts: Private-equity investors find prospects galore in 1998. Malaysia's economic woes may quell investors' spirits
Abstracts: Private-equity investors find prospects galore in 1998. Overseas M&A frenzy stings: Japan auto-parts firms need to shift gears
Abstracts: Private-equity investors stand back from Malaysia; some see political, regulatory risks as too daunting; others shun side effects of capital controls
Abstracts: Private Finance Initiative - success or failure. IPP success not guaranteed in China. Share shops success story
Abstracts: Private finance of roads in Hungary under continuous change. Dulles Greenway enters twilight zone
Abstracts: Private finance on the rack: the Private Finance Initiative has great theoretical potential for construction projects. But reaction for contractors and civil servants has been wary
Abstracts: Private financing for 'social leap.'(Colombian government seeks to attract private investment) Colombia may privatise power plants
Abstracts: PRIVATE FIRMS MAY BE FREE TO LEASE INSAT TRANSPONDERS. CHEAPER LAUNCH SERVICES LIKELY. INMARSAT IN ONE-UP GAME WITH $2.5-BN PROJECT
Abstracts: PRIVATE, FOREIGN BANKS SHOW LOW GROWTH. NB JHAVERI TO TAKE OVER AS TIMESBANK MD. FEDERAL BANK TOPS PRIVATE BANK CHARTS
Abstracts: Private funding could get reusable space launcher off the ground. Video relay for forward observers
Abstracts: Private interest in China roads and rail. Guangdong Expressway. WU finalises power deal in Australia
Abstracts: Private investment and environmental protection: Alcoa-Kofem's strategy in Hungary. Foreign-owned companies' entry and location strategies in a U.S. market: a study of manufacturing firms in North Carolina
Abstracts: `PRIVATE ISPS WILL BENEFIT VSNL'. GOVT NAMES SEPARATE BOARDS FOR IA, AIR-INDIA. DOMECTIC BROADCAST Cos CAN UPLINK FROM INDIA
Abstracts: Private-label mags. Weird times in kids' TV. Bell staggers its High Speed launch
Abstracts: Private label: soup - value. Market shares: soup - brand. Sector shares: canned soup - manufacturer & brand
Abstracts: Private lessons. Shop on the block. In a tailspin
Abstracts: Private lives. Fatalism. Invalid
Abstracts: Private lives: Is there life after Yorkshire PLC. Mid-markets head for the border. Northern notes from Newcastle
Abstracts: Private means: tackling currency crises. The case for mild repression. When countries go bust
Abstracts: Private, perhaps: East German companies. The end of the tunnel, perhaps. A new, perhaps dangerous, freedom
Abstracts: PRIVATE PLACEMENT MOBILISATION UP 65% IN `97-98 MFs SHOW 45% GROWTH IN RESOURCE MOBILISATION. RIGHTS ISSUE MOBILISATION FALLS
Abstracts: PRIVATE PLACEMENT MOBILISATION UP 65% IN `97-98 MICROTECH TO OFFLOAD EQUITY THROUGH PRIVATE PLACEMENT DFIs BARRED FROM PVT PLACEMENT OF TAX-FREE BONDS TO INDIVIDUALS
Abstracts: PRIVATE POWER PROJECTS IN TAMIL NADU: CAPTIVE POWER PROJECTS - A STATUS REPORT. GMDC SEEKS LEASE FOR LIGNITE MINING IN SOUTH GUJARAT
Abstracts: Private property: the wrangle over a right to riches. Fallen heroine. Beijing sees red
Abstracts: Private sector consortia working for a public sector client - factors that build successful relationships: lessons from the UK
Abstracts: Private sector participation in health - the Australian way. Norfolk & Norwich's PFI hospital deal
Abstracts: Private-Sector Push Propels 'Unique to Japan' Web Plan. Goal of Surpassing U.S. in Net Infrastructure Recalls Successful Initiatives of Industrial Policy Days
Abstracts: Private wants more exposure; Porn producer plans European stock listing to drive U.S. expansion. Telefonica sees KPN as portal to European markets, growth
Abstracts: Private world. Putney power. Silent boom
Abstracts: Privatisation Commission power ahead in Pakistan. Pakistan Power divestment. Japan power firm targeted
Abstracts: Privatisation key to rebuilding Yugoslavia. Romania: slowcoach in eastern European privatisation. Czech Republic: focus on privatisation deals
Abstracts: Privatisation of public open space: the Los Angeles experience. Gender-aware approaches to local and regional development: Better-practice lessons from across Europe
Abstracts: Privatisation set for slow start this year. SPT Telecom injects punitive sanctions into privatisation. Aiming for record level proceeds in 1996
Abstracts: Privatisation, sort of: Indian banking. Imploding star: Indian finance. Living dead
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