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Abstracts: Taiwan's approval of direct shipping to China is seen having little impact now, big potential. Taiwan shippers aren't likely to profit much from direct sailing to mainland
Abstracts: Taiwan's banks attract buyers as credit crunch begins to ease. Stake in Standard Chartered could be focus of bidding war
Abstracts: Taiwan's building recovery: construction-materials concerns get fresh boost. Indonesia's Pangestu is rebuffed in bid to take control of Malaysian company
Abstracts: Taiwan's China Airlines goes all out to improve safety, recast its image. With opposition out of the way, Tan begins to reshape PAL in his image
Abstracts: Taiwan's chip blitz. Hungry for chips. New kids on the block
Abstracts: Taiwan's democracy takes a new step. Chen Shui-bian's last hurrah. The result if final: a divided Taiwan
Abstracts: Taiwan's disaster from below. Straits of Taiwan: futures exchanges. Mob rule: Taiwan
Abstracts: Taiwan's EVA Airways shows no sign of slowing down after rapid expansion. Inflight disturbances grow: as fliers demand rights, crews tell of violence
Abstracts: Taiwan's french toast. Out of view, out of touch: Beijing, Taipei museums look on with envy. A matter of timing: minister's tax plan upsets friends and foes
Abstracts: Taiwan's high-tech path takes companies into China. China's new stocks are worth a look. Rare China play offered
Abstracts: Taiwan's increasingly free press faces a milestone. Too easy to get and too much taken, capital markets helped feed the flames of crisis in the region
Abstracts: Taiwan's language of independence. Oiling palms: Taiwan. Taiwan breaks the mould
Abstracts: Taiwan's mood grows more assertive despite cautious voices, mainland's ire. Taiwan election results seen as a vote for better relations with the mainland
Abstracts: Taiwan's New Regime May Signal Shift for the Advertising Industry. SG Asset's tech fund looks back to get ahead
Abstracts: Taiwan's PC manufacturers flock to low-cost China. Taiwan's rising independence stokes nationalistic sentiment among Chinese
Abstracts: Taiwan's President Enterprises bows to pressure, cancels project in China. India finds canned answers for its agricultural questions
Abstracts: Taiwan's real estate industry offers 'panic plays.' Big names re-enter Asia: Kerry's placement signals new draw to region
Abstracts: Taiwan's ruling party needs to redefine its future course. Taiwan votes for the status quo; Lee's landslide isn't victory for reunificationists or separatists
Abstracts: Taiwan's tourist trade takes a turn for the rustic as nature travel calls. Taiwan futures go abroad
Abstracts: Taiwan's triumph. America's Chinese puzzle. Keeping their balance
Abstracts: Taiwan's turn? Strains between close fiends. Not a war, yet
Abstracts: Taiwan's unnerving president does it again. Taiwan's high-stakes game. Party currents: Taiwan
Abstracts: Taiwan's voters oust KMT from power: President Chen's DPP becomes legislature's largest party with 87 seats. Asian travel
Abstracts: Taiwan takes on the task of advocating democracy. Lee runs against old friend for Taiwanese presidency. Former Kuomintang princeling hopes to win Taiwan presidency on anti-corruption platform
Abstracts: Taiwan telecom plays dicey? Taiwan invites investors into telecom services. Beijing forges ahead with changes in telecom sector
Abstracts: Taiwan, the homeland. Make art, not war. Taiwan lowers its defenses
Abstracts: Taiwan, the homeland. Taiwan: avoiding a train wreck. 'Rectifying' Taiwan's name
Abstracts: Taiwan-U.S. partnership is cemented by history, politics and business. Beijing's fears played down
Abstracts: Taiwan warms up to China; Taipei reinforces goal to boost business ties. Toward a Taiwan-China common market
Abstracts: Tajiks wrestle with identity and Islam. Jailed. Sssha
Abstracts: TAJ LUXURY HOTELS EAST INDIA HOTELS FINOLEX INDUSTRIES
Abstracts: Take a deep breath. I'll take Manhattan. Take your trainers
Abstracts: Take an axe: preserving the woods. The Chechens take over. Take a deep breath
Abstracts: Take a number then halve it. The search for market players. Funding from the family purse
Abstracts: Take education in your hands. The architect who found his own work. Self-build chosen by an arts-and-crafts specialist
Abstracts: Take it or leave it: Denmark. The Maastricht mire. Mere adjustments: Denmark and the EC
Abstracts: Take it or leave it: Denmark. Why the Danes wouldn't. The morning after the blow fell
Abstracts: Take it to the people. Yes to change. Old habits die hard
Abstracts: TAKEN AT THE FLOOD - EDIBLE OILS. SALE OF EDIBLE OILS IN PACKED FORM MADE MANDATORY FUTURES TRADING A SHOT IN THE ARM FOR EDIBLE OIL
Abstracts: Taken by surprise, again. Delayed, again: European airline deregulation. All change, again
Abstracts: Take our workers, please. Rural credit co-operatives: China's other big banking mess. Legend goes for the big league
Abstracts: `TAKE-OUT' FINANCING TO HELP CORE PROJECTS IDFC CLEARS Rs 600-CR CORE SECTOR PROJECTS ICICI SECURITISES Rs2,500-CR RECEIVABLES IN CORE SECTORS
Abstracts: Takeover fight for Corus moves to a final auction. Tata Steel outbids CSN for Corus Group. Bidding for Corus escalates, underlining global-asset war
Abstracts: Takeover frenzy in telecoms: the case of MCI WorldCom. Part One: competitive strategies. BP Amoco: integrating competitive and financial strategy. Part 1: strategic planning in the oil industry
Abstracts: Takeover of VNU to begin with explanation of price. Shareholders urge 3-way split of VNU. VNU weighs big moves to get its prize
Abstracts: Takeover speculation roils Barclays shares. Clearstream considers rival takeover offers. LSE plans OM defense amid strategy struggle
Abstracts: Takeovers: the new technique for cracking the Japanese market. GM Buys Time with Japanese Help
Abstracts: Takeover talk, restructuring could boost Telekom Austria. Deutsche Telekom to cut stake in Russia's Mobile TeleSystems
Abstracts: Take the money and run? Organizational boundaries and consultants' role. An examination of the antecedents of e-customer loyalty in a Confucian culture: the case of South Korea
Abstracts: Take the stress out of bedtime. Sidestep relationship stress
Abstracts: Take the stress out of grilling! The new super-easy sleepovers. 3 secrets to wowing a crowd
Abstracts: Take the stress out of the sneezing' season with these kid-friendly germ fighters. The stress solution: one small change tremendous benefits
Abstracts: Take three: NATO enlargement. When the haggling had to stop. Third thoughts about the EFA
Abstracts: Taking a backward step forward. The drive for self-sufficiency. Negligence claims and how to avoid them
Abstracts: Taking aim: marketing in Japan. Is taking stealing? Holed and taking in water
Abstracts: Taking a long-term approach. Investment trust or limited partnership? Does management still have a place in the MBO?
Abstracts: Taking a malling. Malled: retailing in the Philippines. Magyar malls: Hungarian retailing
Abstracts: Taking a sober look at Asia: World Bank expects slow regional recovery. How money talks in markets
Abstracts: Taking a trip? Pack your pliers. A Hotel for businesses. Relax, put your feet up
Abstracts: Taking big hit, Bangkok Bank can't rely on family ties: Thai institution needs money, but the Sophonpanich clan weighs loyalties against market risk
Abstracts: Taking care of the little guy. Belgium: time of reckoning. TV sans frontieres
Abstracts: Taking hold boldly. Ruth Dreifuss: charting a new course. Extraterritorial extras
Abstracts: Taking it on the chin: Mauser develops gun system for Tiger. Harris develops SWLAN technology
Abstracts: Taking it to the street. PC Financial banks on PJ DDB. PJ DDB leads the pack at Ad & Design show
Abstracts: Taking it to the Web. Changing guards. Bannerman buys Parallel Strategies
Abstracts: Taking on giants, Sprint Nextel seeks to exploit wireless growth. BT Wireless to become mmO2
Abstracts: Taking on the fiefdoms: Ratan Tata says his group needs new blood. Group identity: under Ratan Tata's leadership, the Tata group has developed a sense of cohesion and the will to succeed
Abstracts: Taking on the teachers. Selecting for the best. Northern Ireland's lessons
Abstracts: Taking on Tropicana. Dance of the agency deals. The microbreweries' recipe
Abstracts: Taking public companies private. Home of resourceful family-owned companies. Caution for lone biotech companies
Abstracts: Taking sides. Attacked on all sides: defense industry. Taking cover: German insurance
Abstracts: Taking stock: Malaysia's Rashid Hussain; at a crossroads. Missteps in Malaysia.... Malaysia: Asia's rising star
Abstracts: Taking stock of South Korea. Chill out. Korea Inc. looks for a new CEO
Abstracts: Taking the bull by the horns. You can without Nissan. 3i makes some healthy returns
Abstracts: Taking the high road. That rings a bell. Working overtime
Abstracts: Taking the high-tech road. The lone star moves east. Making things a lot better
Abstracts: Taking the measure. The measure of man. Holed and taking in water
Abstracts: Taking the Michael. The choice for Scotland and Wales. Winning the peace: Wales
Abstracts: Taking the PEP out of saving. Less thrifty than they seemed: Japanese consumer debt. Gimme credit
Abstracts: Taking the pledge. Limited mileage: why are so many new drivers taking the wheel at America's battered car-rental companies?
Abstracts: Taking the plunge: Formosa Plastics confirms huge petrochemicals plan. Close to you: Acer Computer takes on Southeast Asia from sales base in Singapore
Abstracts: Taking the rise out of damp. What is rising damp? This article explores the issues and recommends that surveys be taken more seriously
Abstracts: Taking the sting out of taxes. Master of space and form: The work of Richard Meier, winner of this year's Praemium Imperiale and AIA Gold Medal, is rooted in consistent principles
Abstracts: Taking the sting out of warranties. The insurance factor. A good year to get hitched
Abstracts: Taking the sting out of warranties. Why small firms lose in the selling stakes. Do or die for DIY
Abstracts: Taking the stock home. Whose side are you on? Spain leads e-banking boom
Abstracts: Taking the strain. The end of the tunnel. Ken has all the aces
Abstracts: Taking the Z axis into cyberspace. Training for computer use. Drawing them in early
Abstracts: Taking to the Aire. Ronald Cohen interview. 'We've never had it so good,' claims Forrest
Abstracts: Taking Trivial Pursuit to Europe. Men's magazines in foreign markets. Centralized international advertising
Abstracts: Taking turns: India. The siege of Delhi: India. India's nationalists reach for power
Abstracts: Taking up the challenge. Challenge for the universities. Taking care of mom
Abstracts: Talanx nears IPO with insurance deal. HVB cuts up to 2,400 jobs. Dresdner Bank to cut 2,480 more jobs
Abstracts: Tales from the South Bank. Fencer in a cut-throat world. Gustafson/Lyall team wins Crystal Palace park job
Abstracts: Tales in the riverbank. Prince's pet hate laid to rest. The cloak of anonymity
Abstracts: Tales of the unexpected. Business deserves a better image. Costain's: confidence and continuity
Abstracts: Talgo se une a Adtranz para concursar en el tren de alta velocidad Madrid-Barcelona La CP negocia la compra de vagones a Talgo para la linea Lisboa-Paris
Abstracts: Talk about Sex: "Endzeit der Programmform" AUSTRIA: CONDOM VENDING MACHINES FOR EUROPE. Germany: Demand for poultry products up
Abstracts: Talk and cleanse. The fight goes on: ex-Yugoslavia. Carve-up in Bosnia
Abstracts: Talk boosts Cathay shares: some bet airline's fortunes likely to soar. Impasse could affect Cathay route
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