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Abstracts: Slight growth on the decreasing market. ZB saw a profit in 1998. Vyzkumny Ustav Bavlnarsky saw a slight profit in 1999
Abstracts: Slimming and supplementary nutrition: part 2. Vitamins and dietary supplements. Nutrition & wellbeing products
Abstracts: Slimming the Bretton Woods duo. Back in the driving seat. A quiet, Stern voice
Abstracts: Slim pickings. Corporate clarity as a driver of M&A activity. The summer is hot European manufacturing
Abstracts: Slim pickings. Hong Kong plays it cool. Que pasa?
Abstracts: Slippery slope: Bolivia. Bolivia's gender-bending politicians. Patience runs out in Bolivia
Abstracts: Slippery slope. Feeling squeezed. Blow to Thaksin
Abstracts: Slippery slope. Flawed alliance: Bhutto topples former ally in Punjab. Death in the dynasty
Abstracts: Slippery slope: impasse over oil reforms puts India's loans at risk. Smugglers squeezed: Indian gold reforms help the economy
Abstracts: SLIPPERY WHEN WET GOOD AS GOLD. CEMENT FIRMING UP?
Abstracts: Slipping grip of family firms. France seeks path to workplace diversity: employers, politicians wrestle with traditions that make it difficult to integrate minorities
Abstracts: Slipping standards; furore over interview highlights problems with TV shows. Solitary sailor: sea-faring adventurer is most at home alone on the high seas
Abstracts: Slipping standards; furore over interview highlights problems with TV shows. part 2 Cult figure: Masato Inose has left the Aum sect - but he's still looking for salvation
Abstracts: Slorc's persecution of Burmese Muslims is bad business. ... While a castle beckons just over the border. Persecution complex
Abstracts: Slough of despond. Making the grade. More students than cash
Abstracts: SLOVAKIA: CARREFOUR'S OBJECTIVES. SOUTH KOREA: CARREFOUR CONTINUES TO EXPAND. FRANCE: CARREFOUR AND TABLEWARE, LINEN
Abstracts: Slovakia: EVN plans to buy energy distributors. Austria: EnergieAllianz avoids brush with cartel court. Austria: Hydro power joint venture approved
Abstracts: SLOVAKIA/HUNGARY/AUSTRIA: OMV EYEING MOL STAKE? AUSTRIA: VEBA OEL EYEING OMV'S GAS BUSINESS? AUSTRIA: BANKS' RESPITE TO AVANTI
Abstracts: SLOVAKIA: NEUSIEDLER TAKES STAKE IN SCP. AUSTRIA: FIRE AT NEUSIEDLER. AUSTRIA: CAUSE OF NEUSIEDLER FIRE
Abstracts: Slovakia sells Korun to stem currency's rise. Japan gets solid bidding on first 40-year debt sale. Slovakia turns the tables
Abstracts: Slovakia: Tatra Banka threatened. SLOVAKIA: TELECOM PRIVATISATION JEOPARDISED. Scandinavian banks still vulnerable to takeover
Abstracts: Slovaks v Czechs on gypsies. Not so amicable: Czechs and Slovaks. Plucked velvet: Czechs and Slovaks
Abstracts: SLOVENIA: SI.MOBIL'S GROWTH TARGETS. AUSTRIA: LAWSUITS AGAINST MOBILKOM. AUSTRIA: MOBILKOM BID FOR SI.MOBIL
Abstracts: SLOVENIA: SI.MOBIL'S GROWTH TARGETS. Italy: SMS for blind people. AUSTRIA: MOBILKOM EYEING EASTERN MARKETS
Abstracts: Slovenska Sporitelna exchanges its owner. IPS Prague will have a new owner. Sepap changed its owner in 2000
Abstracts: Slovnaft strengthens sales and distribution. POLAND: OMV BIDS FOR PKN ORLEN. OMV is interested in a group with PKN Orlen and MOL
Abstracts: Slovnaft to flood Central Europe. Slovnaft is acquired by MOL. Slovnaft with a new owner
Abstracts: Slow boat to Fiji: aborted rescue plan fuels navy controversy. Kiwis open their books
Abstracts: Slow boat to Fiji: aborted rescue plan fuels navy controversy. part 2 Nuclear test
Abstracts: Slow, but steady. Salary Benchmarks 2004: All about the money. Where have all the brand managers gone?
Abstracts: Slow but steady: Taiwan gets going on plans to become a regional hub. Guns for butter: Russian visit spotlights scope for aid, defence ties
Abstracts: Slower than a speeding bullet. Murder on the Eurostar Express: Channel tunnel. Faster than a speeding bullet: trains
Abstracts: Slow going for investors. Labour pains. A labour-friendly president gets tough on strikers and wins points with big business
Abstracts: Slow growth and declining prices put squeeze on China: officials stress improved balance of payments as quarterly foreign investment slides
Abstracts: Slow growth keeps nation's economy ahead of its peers. Formula One takes pole position in Asia: Kuala Lumpur, Zhuhai step on gas despite checkered economies
Abstracts: Slowing down, to what? Hard luck, hard landing? A hard landing?
Abstracts: Slowing economy gets a lift: rates cut for seventh time in three years. Justice minister is suddenly detained
Abstracts: Slowing economy, quickening politics. Slow start. How tough can Fox be?
Abstracts: Slowing faster. Crushed by credit. The offshore pinch: the rich have become poorer and cautious
Abstracts: Slow prospects for Tokyo. Investors should look beyond foreign-exchange gains: corporate earnings seem to glow in quarter, but underlying losses remain, despite baht's rise
Abstracts: Slugging through the mud. How to see through walls. Censors through the ages: reaching for the red pencil
Abstracts: Sluggish industrial output limits economic growth to 5%: Finance Chief Sinha promises broader and faster reform measures amid nation's fiscal decay
Abstracts: Slump in Marconi's sales raises questions about its survival. Marconi's chairman and CEO resign; firm predicts loss
Abstracts: SLUMP IN REAL ESTATE PROMPTS LOK GROUP TO BUILD ON IT. COAL MINING UNPRODUCTIVE, STEEL WAITS FOR A BOOST. AQUACULTURE SKEWS LAND-HOLDING PATTERN
Abstracts: Slump spurs buyer cutbacks; discount offers gain attention in Thailand. Hong Kong's competitive advantages are undervalued
Abstracts: Slurp, burp. Nor any drop to put in the tank: Nigeria. Integration? You have to be joking: Middle East economies
Abstracts: SMAA - stochastic multiobjective acceptability analysis. Comparing multicriteria methods in the context of environmental problems
Abstracts: Smac Catturapolvere Dusting Cloths. Fornet Sgrassatore Ultra. Milmil Acqua Di Fonte Purficante Shampoo
Abstracts: Small and slow is motto of investors in Vietnam. Pace of reform is 'suitable': prime minister stresses the importance of stability
Abstracts: Small beer. A right old brewhaha in Japan. The big pitcher
Abstracts: Small beer: German finance. The engine of Europe. Shrinking pains
Abstracts: Small beginnings. Fabulous and fabless: small firms in Japan. Small wonder
Abstracts: Small business-bank relationships and the role of internet banking. Revolving credit card holders: who are they and how can they be identified?
Abstracts: Small businesses shoulder bulk of country's debt woes. Focus in Singapore shifts to real-estate stocks: provisions may squeeze 1998 earnings of DBS Land and City Developments
Abstracts: Small business market research. Predictive segmentation in action: using CHAID to segment loyalty card holders
Abstracts: Small Business May Be Entering a 'Golden Age'. Class dismissed: Companies are pouring money into training programmes without any idea of what they're bringing back to the business
Abstracts: Small business, small mind. One wallet for the world. Japan: a prize for the patient
Abstracts: Small, but ingeniously formed. Small but perfectly formed. Master the art of small talk
Abstracts: Small, but perfect for reforming. All fall down; Glaxo's proposed links with SmithKline Beecham was typical of the merger wave of the 1990s; surprisingly, its collapse may be cause for optimism
Abstracts: Small but perfectly formed. Working at the car wash. Sparks fly as advisers look to cash in
Abstracts: SMALL CARS DRIVE INTO NON-METROS IN TOP GEAR. HUTCHISON MAX MERGES CELL, PAGING OPERATIONS METROS STILL RULE CELL SUBSCRIBER BASE
Abstracts: Small change: China's banks labour with the baggage of their past. All talk: Tokyo takes a weak swipe at Japan's bank crisis
Abstracts: Small company focuses on the big picture: Get ready for e-billboards, the changing face of the world's highways. (Hong Kong's Lighthouse Technologies Ltd.)
Abstracts: Small electrical appliances. Travel incentives and promotions. America the beautiful
Abstracts: Smaller cars, bigger profits? European cars. in the tracks of the Trabi. Germany drops the drivers
Abstracts: Smaller drug companies draw investor interest amid flu scare. Interest rates pump volatility into stocks
Abstracts: Smaller drug companies draw investor interest amid flu scare. part 2 Merck pulls out of recent Dow
Abstracts: Smaller funds outperform bigger rivals: Middle Kingdom rules Asia with 73% return in past quarter. Some Asia fund investors are thinking big
Abstracts: Smaller oil firms fuel revival of U.K. North Sea: big producers reduce presence over taxes; a good opportunity
Abstracts: Small executive search firms carve niches in Asia. Executive action: preparing for the worst. Korn/Ferry aims to expand products and services
Abstracts: Small farms, big portions. Where farmers grow D-marks. More fields of conflict: farming
Abstracts: Small firms may play big role in U.S. stockpile of vaccines; Therion, Novavax ready to respond to threat of smallpox outbreak
Abstracts: Small firm statistics: a hotel sector focus. Benchmarking to improve the strategic planning process in the hotel sector
Abstracts: Small firms: the big picture. The long walk to recovery: South Africa 1995. With an abundance of natural resources and the opportunity to start anew, can South Africa heal the scource of apartheid and attract global investment again?
Abstracts: Small funds face closure. Opportunity in Asian bonds: unit of Manulife Financial is launching fund. Investors' rude awakening
Abstracts: Small heroisms: the camera and life. Wilful: William Eggleston. Black and white: early photography
Abstracts: Small investors urged to avoid Thailand: market correction is expected after stocks jump to unrealistic heights
Abstracts: Small is beautiful. A bigger role for small satellites? Stars and gripes
Abstracts: Small is not so beautiful. Ticking the right boxes. Art's regenerational realities
Abstracts: Small is profitable: America's "small cap" shares are tipped to outperform its big ones this year - again. The stock-picking fallacy
Abstracts: Small is ugly: Japan's OTC shares. The other bubble: the Japanese economy. On the edge of the abyss again: Japanese shares
Abstracts: Small market is left in ruins. Japan's PC slump worsens. China's small PC makers are beating U.S. giants in race to tap consumers
Abstracts: Small mercies. Talking tough; donors tell Pakistan to clean up its fiscal act. Talking straight: Pakistan's central banker pulls no punches
Abstracts: Small players on the big stage. The ECU: an uphill struggle. Gizmos, gadgets and gimmicks
Abstracts: ''Small prayers can add up to big miracles". 3 kinds of "NO" every woman should master. Freedom from worry
Abstracts: Small projects 2004. The only way is up. Rebel with a cause
Abstracts: Small-sample properties of ML, COLS, and DEA estimators of frontier models in the presence of heteroscedasticity
Abstracts: Small shareholders may play big role in LucasVarity vote on listing shift. Tetley scraps plans for $653.4 million offer
Abstracts: Small talk. Do not disturb: oil-rich Brunei shows little inclination to diversity. Bar-coding trees isn't as silly as it may sound
Abstracts: Small technology-based professional consultancy services in the United Kingdom. Choice and perceived quality of family practitioners in the United States and the United Kingdom
Abstracts: Small-town Beer, big impact. Lakeport giving away KFC chicken. The layered look
Abstracts: Small U.K. firms look to China. U.K.'s Prudential posts sales gain. British insurer posts 10% decline in sales for period
Abstracts: Small U.S. chains see hungry market in Asia; a modified menu saves the Big Boy franchise in Thailand. Cafe de Coral stays aggressive to cook up steady growth
Abstracts: Small war, loud bang. What's behind Yeltsin's new Commonwealth. How many other Chechnyas?
Abstracts: Small wonders: for the past four years, they've been the stockmarket starts and the leaders in their market sectors. They may not be big, but they'r clever
Abstracts: SMA MEJERIER HARDT RAMT AF MALKEKRIGEN DENMARK: MD FOODS ALLOWED TO RAISE PRICES. UK: MD FOODS PLC REPORTS PROFIT
Abstracts: SMARAT CARD PAYPHONE IN ANDHRA SOON HLL-ISEC RURAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN SOON. L&T TO DOUBLE ANDHRA CEMENT UNIT'S CAPACITY
Abstracts: Smart card technology rises again. Heinz sees green in purple ketchup. Baby boy band embraces sponsors
Abstracts: smart card to ensure safe net shopping French firm rolls out smart cards Smart-card solution for China
Abstracts: Smarter soft kill. Boosting the staying power of the non-nuclear submarine. Integration is the key to electronic warfare at sea
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