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Abstracts: Some age-related issues in hotel and catering employment. Recession and the hotel and catering industry: a regional perspective
Abstracts: Some analysts are ready to bet on Sungei Way Holdings: possible venture with British construction giant Hanson raises hopes for Malaysian company
Abstracts: Some analysts have a taste for Cerebos's ailing shares. Guangnan's woes remind investors of risk in cheap stocks
Abstracts: Some analysts say Asian stock markets may be awash with foreign funds in '96. Analysts question scope of Asian market recovery
Abstracts: Some analysts say small firms in Japan may offer better returns. Nikkei seen holding tight range as investors debate its direction
Abstracts: Some are more EMU than others. Unreal estate: European banks. Hot property
Abstracts: Some Asian airlines appear ready for Y2K: analysts are most confident about the preparedness of major carriers
Abstracts: Some Asians are still sensitive to West's dominance of media. Asia, West reach compromise on human rights in Vienna
Abstracts: Some bad calls leave DDI floundering against NTT. Tone of China phone shares: investors may not be dialing up profits
Abstracts: Some basic problems in inventory theory: the financial perspective. Fractional programming approach to two stochastic inventory problems
Abstracts: Somebody's busting sanctions. Unsaddamisation: Iraq. Sanctions on Iraq
Abstracts: Some changes in working practices over the past decade. Labour productivity. The regional mobility of labour
Abstracts: Some characteristics of adopters of a major innovation in the computer field and its potential use in marketing
Abstracts: Some constrained partitioning problems and majorization. Additive rules in discrete allocation problems. k-Sided permutation games and multiprices of equilibrium
Abstracts: SOME C(Z)ARS WILL BE LEFT BEHIND. AIR CONDITIONERS - TOO COOL TO BE TRUE. NDDB - WHERE WHITE RIVERS FLOW
Abstracts: Some dangerous curves ahead. Through a glass darkly. The dawn?
Abstracts: Some disabled travelers in Asia find hotels are more accommodating. Hotels handle the kids to accommodate parents
Abstracts: Some do eat cake. Tatar sauce: Russian entrepreneurs. Street capitalism: Russia
Abstracts: Some experiments with simulated annealing techniques for packing problems. Improved methods of assembly sequence determination for automatic assembly systems
Abstracts: Some experts suggest Asian convertible bonds as alternative to region's risky equity markets. Improving credit ratings will provide boost to Asian bond markets, experts say
Abstracts: Some experts suggest Asian convertible bonds as alternative to region's risky equity markets. part 2 Hong Kong fund manager sees India, Taiwan markets ripe for recovery
Abstracts: Some fund managers in the region profit from the basics; among their secrets are using 'old' valuation models when appraising New Economy stocks
Abstracts: Some funds are lapping up luxury. FTSE and Xinhua unit launch China 25 index. As outlook shifts, fund managers become net buyers
Abstracts: Some investors prefer to surf instead of travel; global fund managers do research in cyberspace. Yakety-yak: fund industry talks back online, interacting with investors much more often
Abstracts: Some investors quit China, citing poor profits and fraud. Japanese bankers break their silence about China's woes
Abstracts: Some investors see profit opportunity in firms' delisting. As top markets stumble, investors say it's time to invest in underachievers
Abstracts: Some like it hot. Bowing to designers. Final mea culpa?
Abstracts: Some like it hot, buta. Putting best deals online. For the love of print
Abstracts: Some new algorithms for location problems on networks. Linear programming approaches for multicategory support vector machines
Abstracts: Some notes on the time-variant Lyapunov theory. Some issues in measuring and reporting solution quality of interactive multiple objective programming procedures
Abstracts: Some of the justification looks like showing off. Sounding out the facts. Minority report
Abstracts: Someone's out there. Non-stick metal. Orange is no lemon: Li Ka-shing's second UK foray looks promising
Abstracts: Some political connections carry new costs in Malaysia; falling on the wrong side of the divide, an ally of Anwar is pressed to shed stake in a media firm
Abstracts: Some pros hail a bargain after falls at Steady Safe. Buybacks in Japan decline: fall may bode ill for share prices, analysts say
Abstracts: Some PSINet operations will move from Germany; US company's decision is prompted by ruling on Internet pornography
Abstracts: Some ride out turbulence: savings plans help fuel net fund inflows. New fund has faith in boom in region's finance stocks
Abstracts: Some see steep plunge for the yen this year. Crisis-torn economies address their debt problems. Lower rates may return to Southeast Asia
Abstracts: Something about Martha. A cool billion. Vertically challenged
Abstracts: Something for the kitchen table. In from the cold. Scotland's disarming Braveheart
Abstracts: Something horrible out there: will Eastern Europe be the next region to suffer exchange-rate turmoil? Another world: foreign investment is a success; but it is less important, and less popular, than outsiders think
Abstracts: Something in the air. Networks, not pipelines. Catch the wave
Abstracts: Something in the city. Liverpool joins the culture club. People: Artisitic temperament
Abstracts: Something new in Canada's frozen north. Unfinishable business: Canada's aboriginals. First nationalism
Abstracts: Something new in Italy. Take your pick: Italy. Meeting their maker
Abstracts: Something new in mind. Something clunky out east: emerging multinationals. Something to watch over you
Abstracts: Something new in our garden. The babes' babes. What women want
Abstracts: Something of the night. Labour's Trojan horse. Back to the class war
Abstracts: Something of the night. To a nunnery go. This old house
Abstracts: Something old, something new. Define and sell. Shopping around the web
Abstracts: Something old, something new. Frictions in cyberspace. Over the counter e-commerce
Abstracts: Sometime: aid to Russia. Some cover. The smell test
Abstracts: Sometimes a hybrid works best. Mozambique sales. Treuhand completes its task
Abstracts: Sometimes it's OK to fib. 'How I went from stressed to serene.'. Can any friendship survive such a betrayal?
Abstracts: 'Sometimes you have to put yourself first.'. Claiming your rights as a mom. Getting smart about your heart
Abstracts: Sometimes you have to put yourself first.... 'I refused to be a stalking victim.' (includes related information on protection)
Abstracts: Sometimes you have to put yourself first. Time to yourself. Protect yourself
Abstracts: Some two-echelon supply-chain games: improving from deterministic-symmetric-information to stochastic-asymmetric-information models
Abstracts: Some upscale hotels in the region now provide 'technology butlers.'(Asia) A first-class airline in India
Abstracts: Some you win, some you lose. Overseas contracts for China. On the existence of franchise contracts and some of their applications
Abstracts: Sommer tries to head off trouble in the U.S. Senate; Deutsche Telekom hires Washington law firm. Deutsche Telekom puts T-mobile plans on hold
Abstracts: So much power, so little purpose. Awaiting the German ja. Come in, the water's everywhere: Germany
Abstracts: Sonae is making a bid to acquire Portugal Telecom. Heat rises on France Telecom. France Telecom reneges on debt-cutting pledge
Abstracts: Sonar 'only way' to locate tuna-says Spanish experts. Huge losses in NAFO halibut cuts. Morocco builds huge canning factory
Abstracts: Sonar 'speaks' 17 languages. Beamers buying Canadian sonar. Sonar locates and holds small marks - in tuna ship trials
Abstracts: SONATA SOFTWARE: GOOD GAINS, LOW RISKS. INTELLIGROUP, SUN IN DEAL FOR JAVA CENTRE. MAGIC SOFTWARE IN PLAN TO SET UP `UNIVERSITY' IN INDIA
Abstracts: SONATA SOFTWARE LTD - CAUSE FOR EXPECTATIONS. MM SOFTWARE TO SET UP 100% EoU. RBI PLANS NORMS ON CAPITAL FUNDING FOR SOFTWARE COS
Abstracts: SONATA TO BUY OUT PARTNERS' HOLDINGS IN US SUBSIDIARY. US COS TO BUY STAKE IN SRG. SDRC TO ACQUIRE IMAGEWARE CORPORATION FOR $31 MILLION
Abstracts: So near and yet so far, dammit; many congressmen seem furious that a strike on Iraq has been averted. Coups and cussedness: Iraq
Abstracts: Sonera Group's pretax earnings soar 12% on foreign businesses. Sonera's earnings rise 5.6%, helped by mobile business
Abstracts: Sonera ja Telia ostivat enemmist n liettualaisesta matkapuhelinyhti st Le West Africa Growth Fund investit dans la Sonatel
Abstracts: Sonera lis si osuuttaan Latvian puhelinyhti st Sonera myy vain vanhaa Sonera Yhdysvaltain matkapuhelumarkkinoille
Abstracts: Soneralle ja Telialle 60 prosenttia Liettuanteleyhti st Matkapuhelinkaupan kilpailun rajoittamisesta Ven j n turvallisuuspalvelu hakee oikeutta shk postien lukemiseen
Abstracts: Sonera unit wins a GSM License. Telia, Sonera join froces in Russia. Sonera chief resigns to join a U.S. investment company
Abstracts: Song and dance routine: ASEAN. The not-so-dark continent: why America is taking a second look at Africa. Uncle Sam wags his finger
Abstracts: Sonicblue agrees to buy two firms to bolster digital-video products. Exelixis agrees to buy Genomica in stock deal
Abstracts: Sonic the Hedgehog teams up with the Power Rangers. Time to change perceptions: Tokyo must rouse support for banking bailout
Abstracts: Sonny and his friends: California's Senate races. Engineering a victory. The absentees are also present
Abstracts: Sony aims at Microsoft in online games: PlayStation service offers 3-D socializing in race with Wii, Xbox. TiVo plans to allow unlimited tv-show downloads to iPods
Abstracts: Sony aims to cut costs, workers to revive its electronics business. Sony plots its turnaround strategy
Abstracts: Sony and Bertelsmann to defend deal to EU: Europe says merging units would worsen existence of music's de facto cartel
Abstracts: Sony BMG, Warner Music enter Chinese joint venture. More Taiwan firms seek limelight. Chinese firms lack brand skills
Abstracts: Sony builds buzz on artist via Web. Sponsors show confidence in Caribana. There's something special about travel
Abstracts: Sony gets into a new game with launch of online bank. Yen gets a needed boost. Japan's bank write-offs are step toward a solution
Abstracts: Sony hit by another setback with Toshiba recall. Lexington Fund to focus on stocks in technology area. Sony BMG to suspend CDs with antipiracy technology
Abstracts: Sony is cautious about third quarter: home-equipment profit will show little growth in key shopping period. Nintendo posts 42% decline in operating profit
Abstracts: Sony, lagging behind rivals, hands reins to a foreigner. Hoping to revive electronics line, Sony unveils videodisc recorder
Abstracts: Sony picks internationalist as president, setting tone for shift to new leadership. Sony breaks Japanese mold with compensation move
Abstracts: Sony posts record profit: but Asia turmoil could hurt this year's results. Sony, Sharp team up to develop large-screen flat-panel displays
Abstracts: Sony pumps some life into the insurance business. Declining chip prices spark concerns about shares of Japan's big producers
Abstracts: Sony, Qimonda establish chip venture: alliance will expand production of DRAMs for graphics services. Samsung changes its strategy in bid to regain market share: company to raise output of less-expensive phones; a focus on China, India
Abstracts: Sony's earnings beat estimates for 4th quarter. Sony's income plummets 55% amid rising yen. Sharp Tries To Spark Growth In Flat TV Sets
Abstracts: Sony's results still may falter, despite new managers' efforts. Sony's profit for year was cut by period loss
Abstracts: Sony's Stringer faces havoc at two units. Hollywood revival: Tom Cruise, partner take stake in resuscitated United Artists; Redstone wishes them well
Abstracts: SONY STRATEGY TO INCREASE MARKET SHARE IN INDIA. COCA-COLA MAY INCREASE INVESTMENT AT BIDADI PLANT. 8% INCREASE SEEN IN AREA UNDER COTTON
Abstracts: Sony swung to a group loss of 764.4 million euros for first half. Reported barb from executive slams Sony stock
Abstracts: SONY TO SET UP OWN COMPONENTS FACILITY IN INDIA. KLR-CUBEX SET TO BEGIN PRODUCTION FROM MAY. AUTODESK SEES LARGE MARKET FOR GIS PRODUCTS IN INDIA
Abstracts: Sony to slow, analyst warns. Weak yen helps out Sony; firm posts record earnings on surge in sales. Matsushita's pullout from Hollywood will sharpen its focus on core business
Abstracts: Soon, big investors will get to weigh in on NYSE-Euronext proposal. NYSE to acquire electronic trader and go public
Abstracts: Sooner or later: Taiwan pays the price of cross-strait tensions. Strait shooters: Taiwan's successes leave it vulnerable
Abstracts: Soot, steam, supply and a hole in Pennsylvania. A case of unrefined behaviour. A dim gurgle
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