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Abstracts: Stalling for success: Chinese try Britain's patience on Hongkong talks. Transit van
Abstracts: Stalling in China. Can GM and the unions take each other on trust? A hundred years on the clock
Abstracts: Stall on take-off: Taiwan. At war with the budget: Japan's defence industry. Now for the really big one
Abstracts: STAMPED, IN LEATHER - HIDESIGN. AUTODESK SEES LARGE MARKET FOR GIS PRODUCTS IN INDIA UREA SCORES OVER DAP ON THE PROFITABILITY FRONT
Abstracts: STANCHART POSTS Rs66.7-CR NET STANCHART LAUNCHES INSTABUYS CREDIT CARD INSTALLMENT PLAN. STANCHART STEPS ON THE Y2K GAS
Abstracts: Stand and deliver: Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners' Grand Stand at Lord's echoes the transport metaphors of the other recent additions to 'Engliand's biggest village cricket green' to produce a spectacular celebration of technical prowess
Abstracts: Stand and deliver. On yer tank transporters! Come on, look like soldiers
Abstracts: Standard Chartered divides up duties of promoted Talwar. Chase to take bold approach on Euro. HypoVereinsbank settles dispute over provisions
Abstracts: Standard Chartered expands: deal for Nakornthon Bank lifts Asian presence. TPI founder is ousted
Abstracts: Standard Chartered finally finds buyer, Thailand's Nava, for its securities unit. Burma's rising economic tide leaves the average resident without a paddle
Abstracts: Standard Chartered net jumps, but fears persist. Standard Chartered net rises 14%. Standard Chartered earnings rose 17% in half
Abstracts: Standard Chartered shifts in Singapore. Iraqi port is open for business. Port operator may restructure ahead of IPO
Abstracts: Standard Chartered shocks parents with cost data to sell college funds. Thai fund settles some issues in bank sale
Abstracts: Standard Chartered taps Talwar as CEO. Norske Skog pushes out president, CEO Oksum. InBev taps Brazilian Brito as CEO
Abstracts: Standard Chartered to buy American Express Bank. Dutch ING trolls for smaller deals: Turkish pact is shift from the pursuit of bigger takeovers
Abstracts: Standardisation versus cultural adaptation in food advertising: insights from a two-culture market. Should concumer attitudes be reduced to their affective and cognitive bases? Validation of a hierarchical model
Abstracts: Standard Life posts an increase of 61% in new business. Net sinks 41% amid charge related to sale of U.S. asset
Abstracts: Standard Life to offer home loans Internet mortgage trading hit by delay UK: Lenders offer nonsensical mortgage rates
Abstracts: Standard raisers: emerging markets. Merging markets. Growth options: Citicorp
Abstracts: Standbys mull buyouts; U.S. stock market has airlines, among others, feeling undervalued. American Airlines and Delta hold wide-ranging talks
Abstracts: Stand by your brand. Your consumer is watching. Can you really help me?
Abstracts: Standing firm on Europe. Brussels tamed: European Community. Party and principle
Abstracts: Standing guard for Uncle Sam: Colombia. South American dreams. Fear of trouble upstream
Abstracts: Standing on its own. Expanding in the Thames Valley. UAPT comes under the hammer
Abstracts: Standing out from the herd. Write before your eyes. Getting good people to stay
Abstracts: Standing out in the fund frenzy. hhcl eyes this side of the pond. AGF tops at mutual funds awards
Abstracts: Standing room only. How not to run a railway. The price of safety
Abstracts: Standing stones as a Jewish memorial. Complex canopy. The appeal of the children's toy Baco lay in threading flat panels over vertical metal rods jammed into a base
Abstracts: Standing stones as a Jewish memorial. Opportunity of a lifetime. In a limited-liability partnership there is no default duty of good faith
Abstracts: Standing the conventional shopping centre on its head. Are we eager for Egan? Conservation reaches age of maturity
Abstracts: Standing the test of time. Sheffield's man of steel. The Modern house revisited
Abstracts: Stand-off in Jakarta. Suharto reasserts Jakarta's compliance with IMF. If only ...
Abstracts: Stand-off in Jakarta. Winds of change. Out of our hands
Abstracts: Stand-off: Poland. Mass distraction in Poland. The other Poland(s)
Abstracts: Standoff weighs down stocks in Taipei, Shanghai, Shenzhen. Big business wins in Taiwan's election. We can't be soft on 'Taiwain issue'
Abstracts: Stand up and be counted. Dismissal payouts to rise. Invest in me, I'm a doctor
Abstracts: Stanley Ho's luck turns sour? At Siam's gate. Betting on the border
Abstracts: Stanley Kubrick. Akira Kurosawa. The other Kurosawa
Abstracts: STANROSE CHARGES CRISIL WITH `BIASED RATING' CRISIL DOWNGRADES 3 PROGRAMMES OF WIPRO FINANCE CRISIL RINGS ALARM BELLS FOR STEEL SECTOR
Abstracts: Stansted looks at lifecycle costs for baggage handling. Heathrow deal for IER. Prospects rise in the regions
Abstracts: Staples makes unsolicited bid of $3.66 billion for Dutch rival. Photography companies shoot it out
Abstracts: Star alliance boosts Frankfurt passenger traffic. Fortunes rise in the provinces. First flights from new Dubai terminal
Abstracts: Star attraction. A cry for help. Staying tuned
Abstracts: Star bid for NCL could stuble as investment firm enters fray. Carnival to acquire remaining 50% of Costa Crociere
Abstracts: Star billings. Lowe grives 'applling' loss. Network confident despite P&G move
Abstracts: Starbucks earnings rise 16 percent; wait time curbs sales growth. Heinz to cut jobs, spend less as profit drops 19%
Abstracts: Starbucks maintains sales stride. Starbucks Corp. At Starbucks, coffee comes with new decor
Abstracts: Starbucks pours Echo U.S. work. Fyshe steps down from BBDO. Richmond, PJ part; PJ woos CIBC
Abstracts: Starbucks to open Quebec cafes. OutdoorEs measurement challenge. Quebec billboard wars attract all levels of government
Abstracts: Star Chips. Winary Doskonala Kuchnia Sos. Kotanyi Mieszanka Przypraw Do Salatek
Abstracts: Star Choice taps Due North. Hewlett-Packard's S.A.S. reseller and end user promotion. From the city to the suburbs: Now and Smith Roberts tackle misconceptions about Toronto's biggest little newspaper
Abstracts: Starcon's success is a preview of distribution reform in China. Upstart Enlight gives TV a private name
Abstracts: Star-crossed HKT is jilted; annulled tie-up re-opens Asia TV rivalry. (Star TV pulls out joint venture deal with Cable and Wireless HKT Ltd.)
Abstracts: Staring down the barrel of the regulatory gun. RWE turns on the power. Neuer Markt to nab M&A business
Abstracts: Star, Koos set joint venture. C&W Optus strategy impresses analysts. U.S. cable firms see pricing as key to Japan market
Abstracts: Stark scoop on America. New assertive face of Chinese army is becoming more apparent to outsiders. China's purchase of attack submarines from Russia sparks jitters in region
Abstracts: StarNet, l'alternative/ TOURING ASSURANCES Production domestique en baisse/
Abstracts: STAR PAPER MILLS: NOT A 'STAR' PERFORMER Aprilin paperitehdas liki toimintavalmis Sumatralla Arjo finally gets Muhlebach
Abstracts: STAR PAPER MILLS: NOT A 'STAR' PERFORMER BUDGET IMPACT: CONSUMER NON-DURABLES. VENKATESHWARA HATCHERIES
Abstracts: Stars in their eyes. Gates opens up. Doing well over there
Abstracts: Stars in their eyes: India. Sir, please sir
Abstracts: Star-spangled burgers. Spicy steak surprise. Midweek steak masterpiece
Abstracts: Start date of 2005 is set for new airport in Thailand---pending Japanese loan. Home developers begin to recover from Thailand's crisis
Abstracts: Start digging: Indonesia plans a sharp expansion in gold output. Gold sealed
Abstracts: Starting over. My shield or yours? US and Japan consider joint missile defence system. Target practice: Japan, US resume their debate over car-part imports
Abstracts: Start is rocky for new minority coalition government: BJP, allies spend first day in negotiations over cabinet posts, underscoring bumpy path ahead
Abstracts: Start of the Piers show. Critic comes in from the cold: after 20 years as a critic, Deyan Sudjic now has the chance to change a city's attitude to its architecture and planning
Abstracts: Start of the scramble. Last stronghold. New faces at the top
Abstracts: Start the day off right. How to outsmart your karma. Beat a bad mood in just 8 minutes
Abstracts: Start-up cruise line hauls anchor in competitive Hong Kong market. Genting buyback plan may reveal undervalue shares
Abstracts: Start-up size and industrial dynamics: some evidence from Italian manufacturing. Innovation, growth and survival
Abstracts: Start-up's power-saving chip to be based on IBM technology. Intel is set to report chip breakthrough: company says new design will curb electrical leaks, thus boosting performance
Abstracts: Star turn. The efficient adman. Washing Cordiant away: advertising agencies
Abstracts: Star TV bets on convergence of net, television. AOL bids for AT&T cable-TV unit; Cox may jump in. USA Interactive set to buy out Expedia
Abstracts: Star TV channels said to be pervasive in Chinese hotels. Star TV lines up partners to develop music channel. News Corp. plans to buy 36.4% stake in Star TV, giving it full ownership
Abstracts: STAR TV SACKS TOP BRASS IN ORGANISATIONAL REVAMP. RAJ TV's SECOND TAMIL CHANNEL TO GO ON AIR SOON. ZEE TELEFILMS AD RATES CROSS Rs1 LAKH MARK
Abstracts: Star TV shows some muscle in Asia with pacts involving NBC and ESPN. In crowded Asian market, NBC hopes to stand out with focus on local news
Abstracts: Starwood Hotels, Millennium turn cool on Thistle. Gates to secure part-ownership of Cliveden. KBC chosen to buy 66% stake in CSOB
Abstracts: Starwood investment should help Sansiri in upturn. Apartment prices declined in Singapore in third quarter. Taiwan developer
Abstracts: State aids in the EC: who spends what. Global marketing is a minefield. Europe's business knights regroup
Abstracts: State and religion. The showdown begins: president corners the prime minister in power struggle. Military targets
Abstracts: STATE BANK OF BIKANER AND JAIPUR CITY UNION BANK: NO SCOPE FOR CAPITAL APPRECIATION PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK: AIMING AT EXCELLENCE
Abstracts: STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD J&K BANK NET PROFIT UP 81%. FOREIGN AFCs GARNERING CHEAP FUNDS
Abstracts: STATE BANK OF INDIA - TAKING BANKING INTO THE NEXT MILLENNIUM STATE BANK OF INDORE
Abstracts: STATE BANK OF INDIA - TAKING BANKING INTO THE NEXT MILLENNIUM part 2 CENTRE TO INFUSE Rs400 CR TO RECAP 3 BANKS
Abstracts: STATE BANK OF INDIA: VENTURING INTO NEW AREAS BANK OF INDIA GLOBAL TRUST BANK: BRIGHT OUTLOOK
Abstracts: STATE BANK OF INDIA: VENTURING INTO NEW AREAS CORPORATE FORECAST: SBI. BUDGET IMPACT: BANKING SECTOR
Abstracts: STATE BANK OF INDORE SBI PROPOSES TO UNDERWRITE FULL PSU DIVESTMENT SBI'S FEB LOAN BOOK DIPS BY Rs1,500 CR FROM JAN
Abstracts: STATE BANK OF PATIALA NET JUMPS 31% STATE BANK OF PATIALA TERM DEPOSIT, CD
Abstracts: STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE POSTS 57% RISE IN NET PNB POSTS 111% RISE IN NET PROFIT IOB POSTS 8% RISE IN NET PROFIT
Abstracts: State business: privatization fever sweeps Asia. All boxed in: in Asia, everyone pays more for less. Asia's ahead, Europe's behind
Abstracts: State entities buy costly equity stake in Time dotCom. Malaysia Internet mountain. Legend to acquire 40% of Yestock, a web-portal firm
Abstracts: State expectations, poor want a helping hand, not an invisible one. Malaysia's quandary
Abstracts: State in embryo. Friend or foe in East Timor. Keep on trying
Abstracts: State in the middle. Burma road: China's economic push southward worries neighbours. Natural allies: Thailand's neighbours forge closer bonds
Abstracts: Stateless in Shangri-la. Staying on: a French army veteran cooks up a new life for himself in Indochina. Natural inclination: architect's modern buildings mesh traditional styles with nature
Abstracts: State may have $100 million of Bayou funds. How inside stock tips still flow despite regulatory crackdowns: some hedge funds, especially, find ways around efforts to level the playing field: heads-up on a rating change
Abstracts: State of confusion. Chaos in the north. Surface calm: power-sharing pact brings little change
Abstracts: State of confusion. The bright side: believe it or not, Thailand isn't all gloom and doom. The jaws of hell: new projects stoke memories of 'death railway.'(Rod Beattie seeks to build monument to prisoners of war in Thailand)
Abstracts: State of denial: Thailand needs to come to grips with its debt problem and other economic ills. But the business community and the government are reluctant to face the facts
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