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Abstracts: Secret world on the edge of London. Making modern homes in a medieval precinct. Minimalist refinement in a classical disguise: Seth Stein Architects has created a contemporary penthouse interior within a Grade II-listed Lutyens shell
Abstracts: Section 11: Population. The structure of the British bus industry. Merger activity in the British bus industry
Abstracts: Section 11: production and operation: London congestion charging. Edinburgh congestion charging
Abstracts: Section 1: Goverment economic policy; The merit of training. Changing views on immigration
Abstracts: Section 5: Public finance; the public sector borrowing requirement. Public expenditure under review
Abstracts: Section 6662 penalty quandry: more regulations, more compliance, and less logic. Clinton's foreign tax credit proposals mean increased costs for doing business abroad
Abstracts: Section 7: the UK balance of payments. UK balance of payments. Section 13: best practice benchmarking
Abstracts: Section 9: The UK and the world economy; the environment and the world economy. The UK and the world economy; German economic problems and the European economy
Abstracts: Sectoral focus. Superdrug goes Dutch. Kingfisher demerger - the shape of things to come
Abstracts: SECTORAL STOCKTAKING: TWO-WHEELERS. SECTORAL STOCKTAKING: HOTELS. SECTORAL STOCKTAKING: CEMENT
Abstracts: Sectoral structure, qualification characteristics and patterns of labour mobility. Business cycle and service industries: general trends and the Spanish case
Abstracts: Sector modeling for the prediction and evaluation of Cretan olive oil. An exact algorithm for the identical parallel machine scheduling problem
Abstracts: Sector's boom era has ended with a dramatic bust: governments are working on development models to make sure next cycle wreaks less damage
Abstracts: Sector size: canned soup - volume & value. Private label: soup - value. Retail distribution: soup - value
Abstracts: Sector size: contact lenses by subsector - value. Subsector shares: ready-made spectacles - manufacturer. Sector size: spectacles by subsector - value
Abstracts: Sector size: spectacles by subsector - value. Company strategies & brands: leading companies - eyewear. Market size: eyewear - value
Abstracts: Securicor Alarms: how a new computer system is at the heart of its transformation from an 'alarm technology' company to an organisation selling peace of mind
Abstracts: Securicor, Deutsche Post form parcel joint venture. Deutsche Post AG. Monopoly extension fuels pricing power of Deutsche post
Abstracts: Securing planning permission. Property banks provide a niche. Standing up to disaster
Abstracts: Securing space for the military. Global Hawk set to ride high again following setbacks. Expeditionary USAF sets course
Abstracts: Securities firms feel heat. Investor-protection fund roils foreigners. Merrill tests market's door
Abstracts: Securities industry girds for big changes: Japan is ready to phase in financial deregulation measures this week
Abstracts: Securitization will hasten Asia's recovery. Poll finds majority want finance minister to step down. Basel accord makes sense for Asia
Abstracts: Security alert after illegal phone-card calls firms oppose telecoms plans Fair play call for telecom market
Abstracts: Security - and profits beside. Meeting the lawyer's bill. Insuring for life on the road
Abstracts: Security woes don't slow Reed's push into data collection. Vodafone to put 'Push E-Mail' in cell phones across Europe
Abstracts: Sedal Verano Intenso Combing Cream; Treatment Cream. Axe Effect Touch Deodorant Body Spray-New Country. Axe 24-7 Unlimited Body Spray
Abstracts: Sedal Verano Intenso Shampoo; Conditioner. Nature's 2x1 Shampoo & Conditioner. Life Shampoo
Abstracts: Sedan project may stall Brilliance China's plans: analysts aren't singing praises of the minivan maker's new car tune
Abstracts: Seeds of a coffee revival. Local brews: I. Strong brew. Hurt by a virus
Abstracts: Seeds of discord. Troubled tycoons: industrialists fear takeovers by foreign investors. Dispute stalls salt project
Abstracts: Seeds of ferment. Kuok vs Shaw. Virtual reality: tycoons try to project unity amid certainty
Abstracts: Seeds of friendship: four neighbours forge tentative partnership. Anxious neighbours
Abstracts: Seeing at speed. Roboflops. Dr Doi's useless inventions
Abstracts: Seeing clearly. Perpetual promos. All your eggs in one basket
Abstracts: Seeing is believing. All possible worlds: over the past year astronomers have at last been finding planets in orbit around other stars. Sadly for lonely earthlings, those detected so far do not look likely to harbour life
Abstracts: Seeing is believing. How to build in Italy. Seeing the light
Abstracts: Seeing is believing. Leisure on the Internet. The influence of media on advertising effectiveness
Abstracts: Seeing is believing. Pre-family leisure trends. Family leisure trends
Abstracts: Seeing red. A site to behold. Future on hold: Malaysian tele-broking service upsets old order
Abstracts: Seeing stars: even if the beef war ends, the consequences for John Major will not. After politics
Abstracts: Seeing the light. Sin under seige. The survivor
Abstracts: Seeing the wood for the trees. The sweet smell of success: Armour Trust has made the transition from a company with a core confectionery business to one expanding in pot pourri and fragrances
Abstracts: Seeing the world anew. Not quite a new world order, more a three-way split. Transatlantic tensions
Abstracts: Seeing through new eyes is the first step towards vision. Niche players. Going solo
Abstracts: Seeking a new destination. Skin deep. Mirvish gets on with the show
Abstracts: Seeking an MBA in Asia. Goodbye to prudery: state-run sex shop offers range of devices and elixirs. Case for Sherlock Holmes
Abstracts: Seeking a reversal of fortune, Hong Kong port bets on China. Exports fell 21% in March
Abstracts: Seeking fortune: overseas workers reap wealth, family strain. Fields to factories: changing employment pattern helps unions
Abstracts: Seeking future prosperity for the visual arts. A sense of spaciousness inside a Modernist shell. Danger man
Abstracts: Seeking marketing innovation. The cult of Apple. The marketing-driven company
Abstracts: Seeking new ways to present architecture. Tatsuo Miyajima: Big Time. Design for the cultural sector
Abstracts: Seeking underpriced assets: Hong Kong has several candidates for delisting. Bucking the Thai trend: Goldman Sach's Dusit Thani stake states confidence
Abstracts: Seemly suitor. Caution reigns. Moody's blues: Bank of China protests ratings downgrade
Abstracts: See no evil. Korean election tarnishes all. Bridesmaid no more: Kim Dae Jung has his best shot at the presidency
Abstracts: See-saw fortunes: Vietnam looks to Asia after Soviet collapse. Fateful experiment
Abstracts: See who salutes it. Shrinking pains. Frankfurt's fantasies
Abstracts: See who salutes it. Warm hands, cold heart. Measly Germans
Abstracts: See you in court: Germany. Court in the act: Germany. By the rules: Germany
Abstracts: See you in court: Germany. No rest for Ruhe: Germany. EFA without Germany
Abstracts: Sega aims to post operating profit in current year. Sega records operating profit due to revamp. Sega of Japan enters a new era on leader's death
Abstracts: Sega could ditch its game consoles for cellular phones. Enron makes its move. Matsushita looks to Mexico
Abstracts: Sega expects a loss amid lower prices for its Dreamcast. Sega expects operating profit for full year. Sega sees loss of 418.1 million euros for fiscal year
Abstracts: Segafrado Zanetti Caffe Macinato Espresso All'italiana. Tchibo Privat Kaffee Colombia Fino Whole Bean Decaf Coffee
Abstracts: Sega unveils game console; dreamcast may decide firm's fate in business. Dynaplast is planning on making its mark in Indonesia; maker of plastic parts hopes to be first listed firm in Jakarta to buy back shares
Abstracts: Segmentation and positioning in a basic industry. The interdependency between marketing and manufacturing. Developing a manufacturer-distributor information partnership
Abstracts: Segmentation: Identification, intuition, and implementation. Business Marketing: Perspectives from the Markets-as-Networks Approach
Abstracts: Segmenting High Technology Adopters. Interaction Based Market Segmentation. E-purchasing: profiles of adopters and nonadopters
Abstracts: Segmenting organisations for institutional products and services: a framework. Virtual reality shopping simulation for the modern marketer
Abstracts: Segmenting police 'customers' on the basis of their service quality expectations. Understanding customer role and its importance in the formation of service quality expectations
Abstracts: Segmenting the commuter aircraft market with cluster analysis. A case study of repeat buying for a commodity
Abstracts: Segro sets sale of U.S. unit. RBS's net rises 22%, despite write-downs. New business lifts Royal Bank of Scotland net 15%
Abstracts: SEIKO EPSON SHIFTS HQ TO BANGALORE. INGERSOLL-RAND SHIFTS CORPORATE OFFICE TO BANGALORE. BANGALORE TO HAVE INDIA'S FIRST ECO-PARK
Abstracts: Seismic shifts in services marketing. Sweet marketing harmony. Shopping for promos
Abstracts: Seiyu impresses analyst: contrarian lauds firm's steps to restructure. Small firms are benefitting from shift of talent as big companies cut back on hiring graduates
Abstracts: Seized ship set to train inspectors. EU no discards trials. India may extend monsoon ban
Abstracts: Seize the day. Norwegian banking giant formed. Insurance industry consolidation kicks in at last. (the merger of Sun Alliance and Royal Insurance is conformation that the M&A boom in the European insurance industry is moving up a gear)
Abstracts: Seizing opportunities in Japan Inc.... Financing the economic miracle. U.S., Taiwan reach accord
Abstracts: Seleco Piece Form Seasoned Seaweed; Line Form. Gourmet Garden One Squeeze Coriander Blend Seasoning. Spice-N-Tice Spice Kit
Abstracts: Selecting and evaluating trade shows. Do trade shows provide value? Entrepreneurial, market, and learning orientations and international entrepreneurial business venture performance in South African firms
Abstracts: Selecting and training the international sales force: comparison of China and Slovakia. Color usage in international business-to-business print advertising
Abstracts: Selecting foreign distributors: an expert systems approach. Exploring the role of expert power in channel management: An empirical study
Abstracts: Selecting hierarchical facilities in a service-operations environment. Hybrid fiber co-axial CATV network design with variable capacity optical network units
Abstracts: Selecting preferred solutions in the minimax approach to dynamic programming problems under flexible constraints
Abstracts: Selection International Bierspezialitaten. Martini China Martini Krauterlikor mit China Rinde. Kiku-Masamune Dry Sake
Abstracts: Selective amnesia. Class peace. Teacher troubles
Abstracts: Selective maintenance for support equipment involving multiple maintenance actions. A combinatorial approach to level of repair analysis
Abstracts: Self-catering holidays abroad. Camping and caravanning. Budget holidays
Abstracts: Self catering holidays abroad. Premium holidays. Holidays by lifestage
Abstracts: Self-defeating. Ringgit lore: it's time to examine the myths that obscure the Malaysian currency peg's questionable history
Abstracts: Self-defeating rules. Fear and loathing. Sin city: country's corrupt ways come to fore in Taichung
Abstracts: Self-employed are "ideal clients" Big Five pension firms grab 40% of the market NPI tracks in a social conscience
Abstracts: Self-interest and not benign power-a comment on Hingley's "Power to all our Friends". The power of power in supplier-retailer relationships
Abstracts: Self-licensed to kill. Post-mortem on Black October. Sowing the seeds of destruction
Abstracts: Self-organising behavior in the presence of negative externalities: a conceptual model of computer choice. Model calibration as a testing strategy for system dynamics models
Abstracts: Self-regulation not enough. London at risk. Improving our shape
Abstracts: Self service kiosks for domestic passengers. Sita reports positive start to 2001. SITA plans wireless networks
Abstracts: Sell 'em cheap: Japanese discover no-frills electrical goods. Fright capital: Japanese direct investments likely to fall
Abstracts: Seller, beware. Hard sell: advertising in China. A shopper's friend
Abstracts: Seller beware. How wired is Britain? How to be perfect
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