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Abstracts: Ruling party unveils spending plans of at least $124 billion: LDP expects package to boost stagnant economy, but talks hit snag over tax policy
Abstracts: Ruling puts foreign infrastructure investors at risk; guarantee on returns may prove worthless as Beijing clamps down on the quasilegal practice
Abstracts: Ruling the merger wave. UK PLC hurt by EU ruling. Riding the wave
Abstracts: Ruling the roost. Safe is sound. Hot in Hongkong
Abstracts: Rumble in the jungle: politics of proposed Malaysian dam. Minister in a muddle? Malaysian oracle
Abstracts: RUMBLINGS IN THE BAD DEBT MOUNTAIN. Species identification possible. Key network management
Abstracts: RUM BRAND IN COURT FOR HURTING THE SPIRIT. McDOWELL LAUNCHES NEW WHISKY BRAND. `EXPENSIVE BRAND LED TO DECISION'
Abstracts: Rum coves. Britain: feeling insecure. Any ideas?
Abstracts: Rumors of rate reduction shake up equity markets. Count intangible assets for good of your financial health. Hong Kong investors may get active
Abstracts: Rumpus in Hong Kong. The visible hand. Today's pig is tomorrow's bacon
Abstracts: Rumsfeld aims to elevate role of Special Forces. In strategy shift, U.S. offers Iraqis civil-works jobs: military seeks to tap pool of unemployed, unskilled to curb insurgency recruits
Abstracts: Rumsfeld's defence. Stop helping Fidel and Saddam. Don't rush into missile defences
Abstracts: Run aground; the last boat people are stranded in limbo. Now what? U.S.-Vietnam normalization clears way for new issues
Abstracts: Runaway train. All dressed down. TD and CT can market `both worlds'
Abstracts: Runes among the ruins. Among the rich: Indonesia. Quiet please: library is not working
Abstracts: Run for e-cover. Disaster relief. Breaking cover
Abstracts: Running battle: contenders show different styles in campaigns. Enter Anwar: finance minister joins the succession contest
Abstracts: Running for cover: dissident seeks asylum in Australia. Joining the fold: first Asean, then more trade ties. Gas pressure
Abstracts: Running for cover: Japanese court case reveals insurer's woes. Japan shoots for goal
Abstracts: Running for cover: Koreans seek tax shelter in long-term bonds. Made to last: Korea's builders survive their own disasters
Abstracts: Running for cover. Tory scourge, Labour's inspiration. Tabloids vs. Tories
Abstracts: Running into trouble. Beating a retreat. Werner uber alles
Abstracts: Running New York City: rot at the core. Golden years: Greece (government employee pensions) Jim Florio's toughest fight
Abstracts: Running out of recruits. Forging links. One careful owner
Abstracts: Running out of time: politicians bogged down by constitutional crisis. Fractious factions: ruling coalition shaken by squabbling politicians
Abstracts: Running to stay in front. Deeper down. Into oblivion
Abstracts: Running to stay in front. The business of America. Thailand awaits major telephone concession
Abstracts: Run with the bulls: Morgan Stanley leaves Hongkong players behind. Just like Hongkong
Abstracts: Rupert laid bare. Flirtation and frustration. Duopoly
Abstracts: Rupert's misses. Explosive matchbox. Join the crowd
Abstracts: Rupiah bucks an emerging-market trend. Bond prices appear mostly resilient in Indonesia. Why not leave Bali behind? Peace and quiet can be found just a splash away from Jakarta
Abstracts: Rupiah impact seen weaker: ability to dent region's currencies reduced. Uncertainty in foreign exchange: newly floated currencies look cheap, but watchers see further skid
Abstracts: Rupiah plunge stirs doubt in massive Asian rescue plans: talk that President is ill sends currency reeling, despite grand IMF economic-aid package
Abstracts: Rural France, up in arms. 'My mother's cancer was a wake-up call.' (television host Paula Zahn's reaction to her mother's struggle with breast cancer)
Abstracts: Rural reality. Expensive and difficult: voting rules are tough on migrant workers. Vox Populi
Abstracts: Rural retreat: Miyazawa's position eroded by another poll loss. Far out, spaced out? Cast your votes for UFOs or vinegar
Abstracts: Rural revolution. Primness at Berkeley: campus unrest. Rural unrest
Abstracts: Rusal nears deal to form metals giant. Ipsco to buy NS for $1.46 billion in steel-tube push. Alcoa may spend up to $1 billion on Iceland smelter
Abstracts: Rusal, Sual sign merger agreement. Bidding war shapes up for Russia's Norilsk Nickel. Merger, Indian style: buy a brand, leave it alone
Abstracts: 'Rushed' decision on final five for Scottish parliament.... Letting in the daylight on a restricted urban site
Abstracts: Rush for Indian telecoms tender. India plans more public sector sales. Tenders opened for Indian Telecoms
Abstracts: Rush for the exit. Can't get started. From bad to worse
Abstracts: Rush of deals propels Peregrine to the top of the heap. China-related red chips are touted; Japan wanes. Political strife in Taiwan, South Korea may offer bargains, fund managers say
Abstracts: Rush of deals propels Peregrine to the top of the heap. Thai equity funds hold some promise. New competition awaits Asian fund-tracking firms
Abstracts: Ruskin's last stand? Living without it. A market for votes
Abstracts: Russia after Chechnya: out of the wreckage of Russia's war in the Caucasus emerges a changed Boris Yeltsin, still hoping to reassert himself
Abstracts: Russia aims to secure $4.7 billion from overseas borrowing in 2001. Sibur says it will consider eventual BorsodChem control
Abstracts: Russia and America try to make up. Strobe Talbott, deliverer of Russia. Psst, want to know a real secret?
Abstracts: RUSSIA: AUSTRIAN S & T, TECHNOSERV IN JV. AUSTRIA: JOWOOD TO GO PUBLIC. JAPAN: REGIONAL BRANCH FOR JOWOOD
Abstracts: Russia awaits elections. Russia could do better. Duma seeks to influence state sales
Abstracts: Russia builds seafood sales. Korea backs move into bio-tech zone. Seafood Russia shows instant success
Abstracts: Russia controls pollock. Sustainable stocks a must in Chile. Alaska pollock is sustainable
Abstracts: Russia devalued. Russia's latest experiment. All for none and none for all
Abstracts: Russia drifts. Post-operation Russia
Abstracts: Russia, EU close in on gas-price accord: compromise would remove big hurdle in negotiations toward WTO membership
Abstracts: Russia eyes the world. Russia's brutal war. The end of a short love affair: Russia and the world
Abstracts: Russia, financial outcast. Russia as bully. Sleeve-rolling time: IMF
Abstracts: Russia floats plan for nuclear plant aboard a boat: Mr. Chilikov in Indonesia finds the idea a tough sell; "there's 100% no risk"
Abstracts: Russia gives Iran no clear schedule on nuclear plant. Alcoa in talks on Russia venture. Gazprom board may soon review its stock system
Abstracts: Russia in turmoil: haunted by the ghost of Russia's past. Into the swamp: Russia. Boris Yeltsin's last stand
Abstracts: Russia is said to grant Norilsk Nickel long-term palladium export quota. Putin asks ministers to make Gazprom unify share prices
Abstracts: Russia lifts Swedbank restrictions. Dutch labor shortage might crimp growth: cabinet could weigh a longer workweek; how to attract women
Abstracts: Russian aluminium sale. Bulgaria lowers expectations. Heroes and Villains
Abstracts: Russian bank appears close to failure. Deutsche Bank seeks to defend global strategy. Dresdner Bank swings to loss of $34.2 million
Abstracts: Russian banks look to restructure debt. Barclays to push into India with 3 retail-bank branches. ECB roils market with Euro2.5 billion sale of foreign reserves
Abstracts: Russian bargains. Solar solutions. Eagle eye
Abstracts: Russian chase skipper face charges. Trawler operator wants fixed quotas. $5m forfeit in US Hout Bay case
Abstracts: Russian crisis bottles up plans to grow by Turkey's Efes invest. Enka suffers in exposure to Russia
Abstracts: Russian economy begins revival, as effects of Yukos breakup fade. Russian Energy Chief survives violent attack
Abstracts: Russian economy begins revival, as effects of Yukos breakup fade. part 2 What! No vodka? Pause in production has Russians uneasy
Abstracts: Russian energy deal offers foreigners access to giant: Putin backs plan to boost state control of Gazprom, lift limits on ownership
Abstracts: Russian firm's IPO raises $1.56 Billion. Telecom Italia plans debt issue for U.S. investors. South Africa cuts Telkom's price
Abstracts: Russian firms plan mobile push. Nokia is hung up by focus on sales of smart phones: handset maker loses share of market as rivals score with midrange models; bent out of shape by N-Gage
Abstracts: Russian firms plan mobile push. Russian banks prove tempting. Cellphone makers battle to be No. 2
Abstracts: Russian Forbes sparks firestorm with billionaire story. Russia moves to restrict the role of foreign NGOs. Stalin's old villa, on the block, sparks Post-Soviet fracas
Abstracts: Russian ipo's spur jitters. Fearing takeover, Sainsbury hires new advisers. StatoilHydro to help Gazprom develop big Russian gas field
Abstracts: Russian love in a cold climate. Paul Mellon. Sell your pictures
Abstracts: Russian media see red when U.S. PR firm touts role in Orange Revolution. Japanese firms review new risks to operations
Abstracts: Russian metals companies draw limited interest in IPOs. Germany's largest companies reduce cross-shareholdings
Abstracts: Russian minority shareholders suffer setbacks in efforts to open up firms. Russian government adopts proposal to break up UES
Abstracts: Russian mobile firms seek new outlets as growth slows. UBS profit slips by 1% on weakness in stocks. Climbing Foxconn shows signs of more growth spurts to come
Abstracts: Russian oil majors seek foreign cash. Jamaica privatisations in the pipeline. Persuasion necessary in Bolivia
Abstracts: Russian prosecutors seize tycoons' 44% Yukos stake: developments stall plans for investment, may pressure prices
Abstracts: Russian prosecutors seize tycoons' 44% Yukos stake: move raises concern Putin is overreaching in squeeze on business
Abstracts: Russian rotorways. Kamov upgrades Ka-50. Huzar contract re-opened
Abstracts: Russian roulette. Divide and rule: Kim hopes to reduce chaebol power. Trade and trade-off
Abstracts: Russian roulette. Sorry isn't enough. Hope fades: Russia
Abstracts: Russian sahibs go home: Central Asia. Central America: out of the ditch. Baroqueski: Central European mansions
Abstracts: Russian sahibs go home: Central Asia. Home-made: Russian jazz. Russian land reform: selling the sod
Abstracts: Russian seiner 'first of a dozen'. Tuna seiner 75! - by top Spanish designer. International fleets at Cape Town
Abstracts: Russian shares get into gear. Russian sovereign debt gets upgraded by S&P. Russian pipeline for IPOs fills up as markets mature
Abstracts: Russians run for cover. North Sea bubble. Liberating the 'new Kuwait.' (Russia's petroleum industry) (Industry Overview)
Abstracts: Russian steelmaker Evraz buys assets of SSAB unit Ipsco. Severstal net profit doubles on Russia's demand for steel
Abstracts: Russian tax collection practices. Technology transfers: international tax implications. Bits and pieces of transfer pricing in the Netherlands
Abstracts: Russian turmoil might pose trouble for Poland's Bank Handlowy, Pekao. Slight boost seen for Pekao shares: 55% stake sale may help Polish Bank
Abstracts: Russian TV head's murder linked to ad sales reform. Russian ad industry ignores Yeltsin tobacco, alcohol ban. Pepsico cuts Belgian marketers; tests sales promo plan
Abstracts: Russian tycoon rises from dead; investors feel ill; Mr. Smolensky is back, without their $1 billion. Russian Bank's assets were spirited away
Abstracts: Russia oil output is showing signs of leveling off. Mexico's biggest oil field sees decline. From boom to bust and back
Abstracts: RUSSIA: OSTMARK TO BREW AUSTRIAN BEER. Austria: Brewery wages go up. AUSTRIA: STRONG GROWTH FOR BRAU-UNION
Abstracts: Russia picks up the pieces after Stet. List of collateral stocks. Moscow considers a loan
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