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Abstracts: Singapore firms dangle carrots to lure mobile-phone customers. In the Singapore sell-phone war MobileOne holds pricing edge
Abstracts: Singapore fund seeks value: Abtrust disregards gloomy view on economy. Europe weighting reaps results for Guinness fund
Abstracts: Singapore fund seeks value: Abtrust disregards gloomy view on economy. part 2 Some shrug off Manila slip
Abstracts: Singapore: Government issues permits for range of telecom operations. Hopes pinned on a fair - and final - draft of securities bill
Abstracts: Singapore grooms travel agency to become a regional competitor. Set to fly across Asia
Abstracts: Singapore: Head of NTUC Fairprice interviewed. FRANCE: CORA'S CHILLED DAIRY SECTION. FRANCE: LECLERC AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND DRINKING
Abstracts: Singapore invites companies to begin preparing bids for telecoms licenses. Singapore firm, Time Warner set pact
Abstracts: Singapore is on the right trade track. Air cargo giants debate over Hong Kong as a hub. Reading Malaysia's Rorshach test
Abstracts: Singapore joins the crowd in cooling off property sector. Chrysler stays on the sidelines. Leading Shanghai official promotes home mortgages
Abstracts: Singapore joins the crowd in cooling off property sector. Union of Sembawang and STIC is a marriage of synergies
Abstracts: Singapore licenses for cellular-phone, paging services offer new opportunities. Strengthening the market could propel Hong Kong ...
Abstracts: Singapore loosens up. Asia's cybervoice evolves. Censorship flap? Read all about it on sites accessible in Singapore
Abstracts: Singapore-Malaysia ties strained: debate on re-merger sharpens focus on their differences. Taiwan is drafting legislation to govern ties with Hongkong
Abstracts: Singapore on the rampage. (cross-border activity). M&A really takes off in Asia. China and Hong Kong begin their integration. (M&A deals in Asia in 1995)
Abstracts: Singapore plays start-up game: but do former technocrats-turned-entrepreneurs know the rules? E-ntertainment tomorrow?
Abstracts: Singapore Press set to restart. Happy anniversary, Asian Journal Weekly. New Singapore paper aims for young, tech-savvy readers
Abstracts: Singapore restaurants lower prices to tempt bargain-hunting palates. Singapore offers a different kind of order; an obsession with detail has its good side: eating out is a real treat
Abstracts: Singapore's aggressive marketing pitch has some in colony worried about impact on confidence. Hong Kong
Abstracts: Singapore's big domestic banks, facing leaner days, are trickier investments. Kwong Yik's IPO suffers in comparison to its peers
Abstracts: Singapore's budget gives companies, public a break. Singapore plans chip plant; Hewlett Packard is partner in new venture
Abstracts: Singapore's design hopes. Public or private, ASL shareholders are likely to benefit; as Computer Sciences plans takeover of ASL's parent, investors mull chances for stock delisting
Abstracts: Singapore seeks to keep its edge as finance hub. Rates dispute jolts Meralco: Manila's moves stir caution over utility firm
Abstracts: Singapore's failing bid for brainpower. Thailand's exposed southern flank. Philippines fights leftists, fair or foul
Abstracts: Singapore's housing glut. Purrfect timing. High returns on drugs
Abstracts: Singapore's lesson for India. Solid scheme holds Hong Kong dollar firm. Singapore dollar is rattled
Abstracts: Singapore spins web over Internet. Singapore's information superhighway crowds up with launch of Cyberway. Singapore restricts access to Internet to curb pornography, unwanted ideas
Abstracts: Singapore split. War's heartache. Quota connundrum
Abstracts: Singapore's prosperity doesn't translate into booming sales for local retailers. Singapore makes clear in letter its tolerance of criticism is limited
Abstracts: Singapore's prosperity doesn't translate into booming sales for local retailers. part 2 Kmart helps Singaporeans to see the (blue) light
Abstracts: Singapore's psyche. At ease: Singapore Navy changes tack on recruitment. Slippery slopes
Abstracts: Singapore's "safe haven" status is shaken, but not broken. Cool on red-chip sector. Hong Kong IPO deluge prompts request
Abstracts: Singapore's sheepdog trials. Nervous in Singapore. Gohing for broke
Abstracts: Singapore's soldier-scholars march into leadership. Taiwan dreads a sellout as U.S.-China talks draw near. China posture creates dilemma for Singapore
Abstracts: Singapore takes bold steps to cool speculation in property market. Boat trip into Laos offers glimpse of traditional life
Abstracts: Singapore telco deregulation begins with a big bang. Cozying up to the phone. Sydney outdoor space demands a premium
Abstracts: Singapore Telecom faces a new world of competition. Good news amid the gloom. More licenses in Singapore
Abstracts: Singapore Telecom shares stage a rally, but analysts see little reason to pile in. SingTel CEO's purchases may have helped fuel gains
Abstracts: Singapore to corporatize parts of industrial landlord JTC. Hong Kong builder shows how Internet is altering Asia; speedy changes at Sun Hung Kai illustrate how big companies are entering era of risk-taking
Abstracts: Singapore worries about the neighbors. Despite Western Hubris, traditional Asian values didn't. Surging economies in East Asia have room for further long-term growth, study says
Abstracts: SINGHANIA TO SELL SPINNING CO TO SHAMKENS. TEA ASSOCIATION TO GO IN FOR GENERIC PROMOTION SINGHANIA GROUP TO MERGE TWO UNITS
Abstracts: Singh steers a brave course. From minority to majority: India. The next frontier: Indian finance
Abstracts: Singh steers a brave course. Opening up. India's brave budget
Abstracts: Singing in the rain. The recession that never was? Still waiting: the economy
Abstracts: Singing the blues. Singing for its supper: Sony Music Entertainment. Singing stocking fillers
Abstracts: Singing the deflationary blues. Sleazy: America's municipal bonds. A golden lever
Abstracts: Singing their own song. Only fools and horses. A fight at the opera
Abstracts: Single bottleneck systems with proportional expected yields and rigid demand. Lot-sizing two-echelon assembly systems with random yields and rigid demand
Abstracts: Single item lot-sizing problems with backlogging on a single machine at a finite production rate. Rotation cycle schedulings for multi-item production systems
Abstracts: Single machine batch scheduling with resource dependent setup and processing times. Scheduling with batching: a review
Abstracts: Single machine group scheduling with resource dependent setup and processing times. Minimizing maximum lateness under linear deterioration
Abstracts: Single machine scheduling subject to deadlines and resource dependent processing times. Single machine batch scheduling with jointly compressible setup and processing times
Abstracts: Single machine scheduling to minimize total weighted tardiness. A graph-oriented approach for the minimization of the number of late jobs for the parallel machines scheduling problem
Abstracts: Single machine scheduling when processing times are correlated normal random variables. A concise survey of scheduling with time-dependent processing times
Abstracts: Single machine scheduling with batch deliveries. Complexity of parallel machine scheduling with processing-plus-wait due dates to minimize maximum absolute lateness
Abstracts: Single machine scheduling with step-deteriorating processing times. Tabu search for resource-constrained scheduling
Abstracts: Single-machine scheduling with time windows and earliness/tardiness penalties. On the complexity of two-machine flowshop problems with due date related objectives
Abstracts: Single-minded. The shadow over Europe's money. Two-speed Europe?
Abstracts: Single period, single product newsvendor model with random supply shock. An algorithm based on discrete response regression models suitable to correct the bias of non-response in surveys with several capture tries
Abstracts: Single screen trawl picture. Headline set shows full trawl data. French doors sell well
Abstracts: Single-serve smiles. Very berry delights. Boo-ey, ooh-ey, gooey...good!
Abstracts: Single Sky provokes swift response. Telecommunications upgrade. EU blueprint
Abstracts: Single Sky's first steps. "Nearly 90%" of airlines ready for 8.33kHz channel spacing. Private deals at US airports
Abstracts: Single sourcing and supplier certification: performance and relationship implications. Market-led quality
Abstracts: Single strategy for 1.166m ton fishery. Wrong size fish hits Namibia. FAO's advice network now in Southern Africa
Abstracts: Single-use cameras. Commercial contracts: the art of legal tenders, photocopiers: beware the creative contractor
Abstracts: Single versus multiple channel strategies: typologies and drivers. Service satisfaction: an empirical analysis of consumer satisfaction in financial services
Abstracts: SingNet apologizes for virus scanning: effort to quash hackers stirs fears ISP customers may doubt privacy. The best policy
Abstracts: SingTel goes shopping. DoCoMo shares glee over low offer fee. Will Advanced Advance? Analysts Predict Rising Prices
Abstracts: SingTel invests cautiously - and leaves the ego at home. Recruit or hire locally? Singapore's openness is tested
Abstracts: SingTel on the line: Singapore's phone monopoly braces for competition. Tokyo's last frontier
Abstracts: SingTel venture with Virgin gets mixed reactions. Sprint, Virgin Mobile form joint venture for U.S. market. BT launches cellphone service
Abstracts: Singular visions. When the earth moves. Visions of earth
Abstracts: Sinhalese backlash. Cash incentive: Sri Lanka privatizes at its own pace. Diplomatic advantage: as Tiger truce fails, Colombo seeks foreign allies
Abstracts: Sinkhole no more: Egypt's economy. Sharif-2: Pakistan. Slowly to market: Egypt
Abstracts: Sinking back. Going Nordic. Democracy gets back to business
Abstracts: Sinking like a souffle. Why quality matters. Growth is good
Abstracts: Sinlalco Mango Iced Tea. Kraft Tang Lemon Iced Tea. Herblite Rooisbos Iced Tea; Honeybush Iced Tea
Abstracts: Sinlalco Mango Iced Tea. Migros Bio Engagement Green Tea Drink. Migros Mango Ice Tea
Abstracts: Sino-British court accord draws mixed reactions. After rough opening, new airport in Hong Kong now draws accolades
Abstracts: Sinopec sets a record. Sinopec aims to raise up to $4.12 billion through IPO. Sinopec, touting IPO plans, had investment in Sudan
Abstracts: Sinopec to get $1.17 billion subsidy. DaimlerChrysler, Fiat sign truck-engine accord. DaimlerChrysler expands ties with China's Beijing Automotive
Abstracts: Sino-U.S. relations, floundering in a sea of misconceptions, may erode further. Asian leaders advocate engagement in dealing with China's rising power
Abstracts: Sins of the fathers: Filipinos sue US over plight of Amerasian children. Sniffing out the smokers
Abstracts: Sins of the secular missionaries. The non-governmental order. The American way of giving
Abstracts: SINTEX INDUSTRIES LIMITED BALLARPUR INDUSTRIES LIMITED KRISHNA TEXPORT INDUSTRIES LTD
Abstracts: Sintex plans to invest over CEK 9.5 mil in 2001. Stop for further losses. Losses and plans
Abstracts: Sinuhe Baguette. Bonne Maman Confiture d'Hiver. Nora Juice
Abstracts: SIPM PLANS TO DOUBLE CAPACITY. COKE PLANS TO PUT 50% BOTTLERS IN ITS CRATE. MICO PLANS TO INVEST Rs500 CR IN 3 YRS
Abstracts: Sipox Holding wants to save the former Liaz. ZDB wants to do arrangement with creditors within a court. Petrotrans wants to focus on large-scale consumers
Abstracts: SIPTECH TO ADD STAFF, TRIPLE JAVA TECHNOLOGY PROJECT CAPACITY. COMPAQ BEATS IBM, BAGS Rs8 CRORE HPL PROJECT
Abstracts: Sirf of U.S. to unveil two alliances. Newbridge races to beat rivals to wireless network. Lucent didn't give its executives bonuses in 2001
Abstracts: Sirimavo Bandaranaike. Pierre Trudeau. Noboru Takeshita
Abstracts: Sir Kenneth Corfield: the call for a strategy. Prince Charles: call for the 'dash of enterprise.' Company productivity & government policy
Abstracts: Sirop Fruiss Source D'Energie. Tropicana Pure Premium Pur Jus Presse Pour les Enfants. Yoplait Smoothie
Abstracts: Sir Philip Powell (1921-2003). Room with a view. Allure of the exotic
Abstracts: Sir Robin Black. Breathless hush in the 'hood. The Robin Hood of Java
Abstracts: SISCOL CAPS STEEL PROJECT COST AT RS688 CRORE. PITRODA CO TO PUMP $50-60 M INTO TN NET PROJECT PPGC'S 330-MW MANKARA PROJECT TO TAKE OFF
Abstracts: SISCOL SEEKS NOD TO ISSUE NON-VOTING RIGHTS SHARES ESSAR TO FLOAT $130-M CONVERTIBLE EUROBOND. STEEL COs HIKE HR PRICES
Abstracts: Sister courage. No way out: Afghan women battle to survive. Humanitarian disaster
Abstracts: SITA makes CUTE move in West Africa. Centralised radar system operational. CUTE choice of SITA for Gatwick
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