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Abstracts: Setback for China - wide rule of law. Looking next door. The fever cools
Abstracts: Set on avoiding devaluation. Opportunity to catch rivals. Shanghai: equipped for APEC
Abstracts: Setting an example: Japanese manufacturer Ricoh slashes costs. Behind the screen
Abstracts: Setting an example: Japanese manufacturer Ricoh slashes costs. part 2 Running for cover: Japanese court case reveals insurer's woes
Abstracts: Setting boundaries for aid to North Korea. Australian literati are characters in a farce. Farce and foreign affairs
Abstracts: Setting planned lead times for multi-operation jobs. A decision support system (DSS) for agricultural pesticide production planning
Abstracts: Setting the agenda for future urban development. A special sense of place: In the last two decades, artists in Wales have shaped both rural and urban landscapes with works that reflect local culture
Abstracts: Setting the length of the planning horizon in the vehicle replacement problem. Partially-linear transportation problems
Abstracts: Setting the record straight on Marcos' fall. U.S. is pressing for an agreement on military maneuvers. Peace in Mindanao is in America's interest
Abstracts: Setting the standard. Testing time for cladding: The Bath cladding centre (CWCT) and Taywood Engineering discuss the cladding industry post-Latham and developments in testing
Abstracts: Setting up a European works council. Subsidiarity and its effects on business. Internal market and sectoral issues
Abstracts: Settling accounts: why Vontobel fired star bankers. J.P. Morgan Chase expects to reduce staff by up to 8%. ZFS plans big job cuts at head office
Abstracts: Settling the frontier: American technology policy. The last frontier. Is Hollywood anti-American?
Abstracts: SET TO GO PLACES: TVS SUZUKI. ALL SLASHES WORKING CAPITAL EXPENDITURE. DUTCH TWIST PUTS LML IN A SPOT
Abstracts: Seven arched spans were designed to give a clear view and pleasing reflections in the estuary. Stirling Prize 2001: seven to fight it out
Abstracts: Seven look on the bright side. AUSTRIA: AIREST UPS CAPACITY. GERMANY: DO&CO WINS BRITISH AIRWAYS CONTRACT
Abstracts: Seven Network posts 82% slide in net profit. Broadcaster narrows net loss amid 7.6% revenue increase. Antenna TV profit plunges by 72%
Abstracts: Sevens up. Against the odds. Dream machines
Abstracts: Seven thousand pardons. Inchon offers tax breaks. GM plans Daewoo agenda
Abstracts: Seven weddings and an IPO. A smart move by Torex. After the bubble burst
Abstracts: Seven years on: Romania. Seven-year twitch. The power of seven
Abstracts: Several Internet sites provide data to fliers concerned with safety. Hong Kong keeps a lock on air cargo industry
Abstracts: Severn Trent eyes expansion, posts profit gain for latest year. National Grid seeks U.S. partner, posts 2.8% decline in pretax profit
Abstracts: Severoceske Doly invests. Foras Holding invests in the Czech Republic. Kimberly-Clark invests in the Czech Republic
Abstracts: Sex and the Senate. Enter action man. The keys of the Pentagon
Abstracts: Sex in a bottle. Biotech's secret garden. On human nature
Abstracts: Sex, race and brain-scanning. Class or race? Education. The race to survive
Abstracts: Sex, skin, fireworks, licked fingers -- it's a quarter pounder ad in China. GM lifts sales, market share in China
Abstracts: Sex, swagger helped fallen Gucci recover its glamour. Apax nears deal to buy Hilfiger for $1.5 billion. Executives sell another affiliate to Tommy Hilfiger
Abstracts: Sexual health. What happens when he loses interest in sex?
Abstracts: SFA: the professional's verdict. The limits of professional liability. Half fees awarded in first adjudication case
Abstracts: sfc draws up rulebook for Internet securities trading " get tough " on settlements Firms lined up for $7.8b investment
Abstracts: SFO seeks aircraft size minimum. Chicago urged to plan O'Hare runway. Shopping for airport profit
Abstracts: SGL Carbon shares drop on warning. Siemens is seen providing details of restructuring. Biotech firms in Germany consider IPOs
Abstracts: SGS's 1998 loss narrower than originally forecast. Cendant plans to auction off National Car Parks. Cendant's earnings for first quarter beat expectations
Abstracts: SGS to expand manufacturing, research centers. A Siemens factory revives English town then costs it dearly. Cap Gemini mulls choices on Dutch unit
Abstracts: SH-2G(A) slippage. 300 day study of Barrier Reef. Taxation and its effect on privatization
Abstracts: SH60R delivery. Bell Helicopter. More TH-67s?
Abstracts: SH60R delivery. RDN Super Lynx... The US Marine Corps
Abstracts: SH-60R review. Bell/Agusta unveil AB139. Kaman sales increase
Abstracts: Shaaz Figues d'orient et Fleurs d'oranger Liqueur. Ecusson Doux Grand Cidre; Brut Grand Cidre. Desperados Mas Tequila Lime Biere
Abstracts: Shades of green: Indonesia. End of a Dutch uncle: Indonesia. Rice work if you can get it: green farming
Abstracts: Shades of green: Indonesia. The final hurry: on death and dying. Green and dying
Abstracts: Shading out reality. I came, I saw, I bid. Waiting for communacopia
Abstracts: Shadow play. Clearing the ranks. Temperature rising; student protests make ruling party fret about support
Abstracts: Shadowy second self. Kinder, gentler. Convenient allies
Abstracts: Shady commerce. Chasing the Lion. Good samaritans
Abstracts: Shaken and stirred. Germany makes haste slowly. Germany unlocked
Abstracts: Shakeout for mobile phones. Samsung is aiming to be among cellular's top three after Olympics. Mergers and acquisitions entail human costs, study shows; pitfalls include charges tied to staff turnover, with poor communication as culprit
Abstracts: Shake, rattle and roll: General Motors. From Pampers to Pontiacs. Leather, luxury and losses: Jaguar and Saab
Abstracts: Shaking up the bureaucracy. On the edge. Go home
Abstracts: Shaking up the business. Oneworld minus one. Hands across the water
Abstracts: Shaky future. Tudjman's last rally? Croatia. Goran Ivanisevic
Abstracts: Shaky ground. Explosive mix: shady drug allegations seep into presidential race. Shaky foundations: local bosses may let down presidential candidates
Abstracts: Shallow approach to beams. The journeymen: building a timber frame. Composite timber framing: composite timber beams are being used by architect Architype as an ecological framing method for self-build houses
Abstracts: Shall we dance? Soft talk, no stick; Europe's new approach toward Japan pays off. Tough talk; the WTO gears up for a contentious conclave
Abstracts: Shaman loses its magic. Patent problems pending. Don't look down
Abstracts: Sham democracy. The law v the state. Reading the hieroglyphics
Abstracts: Shamed at the top: Kim decides not to jail military bribe-takers. Slave wages: government offers money to help comfort women
Abstracts: Shame in Myanmar. New horizons: Myanmar and China. A prison still: Myanmar
Abstracts: SHAMKEN MULTIFAB - RELUCTANT TO SHARE BENEFITS. THE SEASON OF HUFFING AND PUFFING. WELSPUN SYNTEX - PUFFING INTO GREATER SHAPE
Abstracts: Shanghai faces a towering oversupply of office space. Office glut benefits tenants; as prices in Hong Kong fall, companies move
Abstracts: Shanghai grows from paddy fields to steel towers; glittering Grand Hyatt Hotel rises in a city hit by a slumping real-estate market
Abstracts: Shanghai is poised for surge in foreign direct investment: city officials predict inflows of almost $15 billion from abroad over the next three years
Abstracts: Shanghai lures the rich with local status. Beijing struggles to boost tax revenue in line with overall economic growth
Abstracts: Shanghai Peppermint Refreshing Soap. Clamin-Dent Toothpaste. Safeguard Sea Buckthorn Anti-Bacterial Soap
Abstracts: Shanghai shocker. China: just the start. Buyer beware
Abstracts: Shanghai surprise: industrial capital responds to call for economic reform. Balancing act
Abstracts: Shanghai tower faces a six-month construction delay: Mori insists it will proceed with 94-story building despite protracted talks with contractor
Abstracts: Shangri-La's price drop reflects lack of support for plan to acquire hotels. Analysts point to bargains in Thailand's hotel sector
Abstracts: Shangri-La's price drop reflects lack of support for plan to acquire hotels. part 2 Good values still exist among colony's hotels
Abstracts: Shannon recovers passenger throughput. Aer Rianta opts for flotation to fund investment programme. Tampa tops passenger poll
Abstracts: Shapes of the sea drive design centre. Briar Hill nursery. Top guns step in at Woolwich
Abstracts: Shape up in record time! Shape that body! Get a body like Cindy's
Abstracts: Shaping China's new nuclear doctrine. U.S. co-opts Asia's antiterrorist agendas. Big WTO Dividend Isn't Expected Following EU Deal
Abstracts: Shaping the American landscape. Shaping up. The new American salad
Abstracts: Shaping the inevitable. Whose line is it anyway? What's my line?
Abstracts: Shaping up for the millenium. The key is adding value. Changing times
Abstracts: SHAPING UP. NOVARTIS BLOSSOMS. SOUTHERN STRUCTURALS ON THE REBOUND, PLANS DIVERSIFICATION
Abstracts: Share-allocation policy, minister's role under scrutiny at trial of 3 Malaysians. Cambodian politicians want to ground deal with Malaysians to set up airline
Abstracts: Share and share alike. The burden of age. Stock options aren't for us
Abstracts: Share and share unalike. Are you being served? Berlin women talk business
Abstracts: Share and share unlike. The trouble with share options. Hold my hand
Abstracts: Share buyback at Foster's. Who's news. San Miguel chairman survives a bid to oust him
Abstracts: Shared heritage. Last resort. Rumor mills: The Sars crisis unleashes a wild deluge of mobile-phone text messages and e-mail
Abstracts: Shared ownership and pricing in a network switch. Multimarket competition in banking, with an example from the Portuguese market
Abstracts: Shared values. America's bubble economy. Sliding floors
Abstracts: Shareholder revolt topples chiefs at Deutsche Boerse. Euronext finds a clearing. Nasdaq withdraws its bid for LSE
Abstracts: Shareholders get active: riled investors want more say on how business are run. Hongkong telecom to tie workers' pay to profit in 1999; other firms in Asia may follow suit in search for ways to control labor costs amid recession
Abstracts: Shareholders nervous as Olivetti redoubles PC effort. IBM sponsors program globally on satellite TV networks. Apple Computer shifts from global to regional marketing
Abstracts: SHAREHOLDER WEALTH UP Rs 40,000 CR IN 3 DAYS. NON-OIL IMPORT RISE HOLDS THE KEY TO INDUSTRIAL TURNAROUND. FAST FORWARD, INTO THE FUTURE
Abstracts: Share nonsense. More nuclear nonsense. A great British nonsense
Abstracts: Share Offer May Value Interbrew at C15 Billion. Interbrew jumps to no. 2 globally with Bass purchase. Interbrew to seek listing this year
Abstracts: Share of U.S. Income Doubles for Richest. Into the sauna: venture capitalism gets hot in Sweden. Caught in a Web: Online Trading Bug is Hard to Shake
Abstracts: Share of Wellington sold. Safe hands. Securicor targets world market
Abstracts: Share-out talks on Southern Bluefin. Mauritania: Euros 515m six-year access deal. Korean engine brand gets a new owner
Abstracts: Shares are the best long-term investment. Back, if not bullish. Waking up to equity risk
Abstracts: Share schemes and takeovers. A bright future for ESOPs. Cautious, not risk averse
Abstracts: Share schemes and takeovers. Automatic for the people: Gunther Artner and Marcus Basalka describe the sale of IFE, and Austrian producer of automatic door systems for the public transport market
Abstracts: Shares in QXL jump 65% on news of cost-cutting (QXL Ricardo PLC). Auction giant bids to expand
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