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Abstracts: The year of treading water. Creating for digital signage. Nature of the beast
Abstracts: They have seen the future, and they aren't very interested. Half-way there: Latin American telecoms. Killer applications
Abstracts: They loot graves, don't they? Stumped by trees. Sustainable arguments
Abstracts: They love him now he's going. The knives are out. Can Ron run?
Abstracts: They muffed it: Arab-Israeli peace talks. If the driver vanishes. The shadow over King Hussein: Arab-Israeli peace talks
Abstracts: They only look dead. Fighting fit. They'll be back
Abstracts: The young and restless: Rao shuffles cabinet again ahead of elections. Among the believers: guru to the powerful casts shadow on Rao
Abstracts: The young and restless: Rao shuffles cabinet again ahead of elections. part 2 Down, but not quite out
Abstracts: They quench thirst in Germany. Otis plans to invest. Otis will take over production from Germany
Abstracts: They're back. Positive thinking. Growing gains
Abstracts: They're coming back, mate! A congressional scorecard on trade issues. Hazmat employees go back to school
Abstracts: They've gone: Israel. Back to party games: Arab-Israeli peace talks. While the iron is hot: Israel
Abstracts: The zip code for success boosts productivity in Australia. Telstra is well-rehearsed, should Y2K get dramatic
Abstracts: Thimm Obaly SME cancels its service stations Billions in wires
Abstracts: Thin activity seen in Tokyo; market is vulnerable to futures fluctuations. Improvement is seen for stock bourses in Asia this year
Abstracts: Thin capitalization rules: an Anglo-American comparison. China's new listing rules. Rules set for foreign staff
Abstracts: Thin grey line: Hongkong regulators reprimand Peregrine. No contrarians here. Cheers
Abstracts: Things fall apart; crisis looms as Khmer Rouge seeks to wreck peace. Woes of a liberal
Abstracts: Things fall apart. Hobson's choice. Traveller's tales
Abstracts: Things fall apart. Israel's unwinnable war. Not intifada, this time it's war
Abstracts: Things that go bump in your flight. Let pilots do it. A jam at 32,000 feet
Abstracts: Things to come. Bigger blip on radar. Identity crisis: Cathay Pacific Airways seeks a new image
Abstracts: Things will have to get better. Britain's changing government. Now is the summer of our discontent
Abstracts: Thin is in. Furniture shopping. The new tools of engagement
Abstracts: Think big, Mr. President. He believes in government, so why doesn't America? Now tell the truth
Abstracts: Thinking big. Cashing out. Questionable signal
Abstracts: Thinking big. Mine's bigger than yours. Mirror, mirror
Abstracts: Thinking big on Japan banks. Bangkok reassures Japanese banks that plan is viable. Fidelity steps further into Japan
Abstracts: Thinking big. Performance anxiety: Seoul exhorts business to compete better. More like a whimper: Seoul liberalization falls short of 'Big Bang' billing
Abstracts: Thinking outside the box. Community service. Gateway of opportunity
Abstracts: Thinking seriously about the long, long, long-term future of Dome. Today, fashion and architecture both involve thinly clad bodies
Abstracts: Thinking south. Priming for Rio: Malaysia sets tone for Earth Summit agenda. Three's company: Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia forge development zone
Abstracts: Thinking the unthinkable. A whiff of veto in the air? Chalk and cheese: Norway and Sweden
Abstracts: Thinking the unthinkable. Shopping-cart spy chips. Risk appetite
Abstracts: Think inside the box: if you want a celebrity endorsement without the hassle of bad behavior and trips to rehab, try looking six feet under
Abstracts: Think of a number, then double it. Double trouble. Out for the count
Abstracts: Think of a number. The truth will out: bank accounting
Abstracts: Think of Winston. What do people think of you? If you think you can do it, you can!
Abstracts: THINKPAD i MAKING COMPUTER A PERSONAL ACCESORY. McVITIE'S TO LAUNCH 4 BRANDS IN INDIAN MARKET. MEMBRANE TECH TO LAUNCH WATER FILTERS
Abstracts: Think rich! Teach your child the value of a dollar ... by giving them an allowance. The money diet
Abstracts: Think rich! The ABCs of investing: a primer for the novice. No more door-to-door
Abstracts: Think Tank: First Find Your Array. Neat Mainframe Style Listings from Your Apple. Think Tank - Get Help While on the Run
Abstracts: Think twice: Hanoi looks to aid agencies. Hanoi's new scourge. Vietnam: beyond fish and ships
Abstracts: Think twice. No leverage. The urge to merge: some Japanese firms welcome foreign buyers
Abstracts: Think twice. Phoning home. Allied scrutiny
Abstracts: Think you have allergies? How to beat fall allergies. 'How can I be free of spring allergies this year?'
Abstracts: Thin line divides sharp practice and malpractice. Paul Hyett. Unethical 'designers' and irresponsible clients make up-front fees the way to go
Abstracts: Third generation first. Going once...going twice...going crazy. Steady as she goes
Abstracts: Third thoughts about the EFA. Thunder off: European Community. Not a dead duck: The European Fighter
Abstracts: THIRD TIME LUCKY - LG ELECTRONICS BEL MULTITONE TO LAUNCH E-MAIL PAGING DEVICE. GOVT FINALISES SPECIAL PACKAGE FOR ELECTRONICS SECTOR
Abstracts: THIRD TIME LUCKY - LG ELECTRONICS LG INDIA TO BREAK EVEN BY YEAR-END, PLANS NEW PRODUCTS. PHILIPS LAUNCHES BRAND BUILDING CAMPAIGN GLOBALLY
Abstracts: Third-world debt: the disaster that didn't happen. Debt and development: time to act, again. From bank to market: capital flows to the third world
Abstracts: Third World masterplanner. A gallery rooted in its context. Healing property
Abstracts: Thirst for funds drives change in South Korea. Orderly succession expected at Tsai Group: billionaire's division of Lin-Yuan companies may prevent family feud
Abstracts: Thirst for overseas stocks grows. Asians snub rally as foreigners pour money into local stocks. 'Frontier' stocks keep investors guessing
Abstracts: Thirst for power: Philippines' San Miguel moves closer to Cojuangco's grasp. Property precedents
Abstracts: Thirst, litres, competition. CKD Blansko has a new owner. Quantfin will acquire Ceska Typografie
Abstracts: Thirteen years in the fast lane. The dizzy heights of Nordic M&A. Buying into America
Abstracts: THIRU AROORAN SUGARS LTD: THE PLACEBO TEST THIRU AROORAN SUGARS SET TO ACQUIRE ARUNA SUGARS' PLANT. THIRU AROORAN SUGARS DOUBLES NET PROFIT TO Rs9.21 CRORE
Abstracts: THIRU AROORAN SUGARS SET TO ACQUIRE ARUNA SUGARS' PLANT. TASL ACQUIRES ARUNA SUGARS PLANT, COST PUT AT Rs100 CR
Abstracts: THIS CEMENT LEADER NEEDS SOME CASH. Construction Area: Briefly. BIG BIRLA, JR COMES OF AGE
Abstracts: This firm is cleaning up on global grime. Why beer can no longer slake United Breweries' thirst for growth. Should CEO risk developing a new product with limited resources?
Abstracts: This Internet start-up stayed at home. Internet firms decry ruling. Cash-strapped Internet start-ups brace for a shakeout
Abstracts: This Internet start-up stayed at home. Online trade bartering; Matchmakers bring Asian suppliers and U.S. buyers together
Abstracts: This is London: China's LME experience shows it has a lot to learn. Rat race; is it time to get back into Asian equities?
Abstracts: This is news?. Second thoughts: Murdoch's Japan plans hit a wall-or do they?
Abstracts: This is one bubble Asia can survive; even if the Internet goes boom, Asian economies won't go bust. Your Web site is your first impression
Abstracts: This is the year Detsche Telekom must deliver a deal. Deutsche Telekom seeks another deal. Deutsche Telekom plans acquisition in U.S., CEO says
Abstracts: This land, our land: Keating's plan on Aborigine rights angers all sides. Green for danger: environmentalist anger may rebound on Keating
Abstracts: This may not be a totally satisfactory result but we have tried to resolve a number of contradictory messages as best we can
Abstracts: THIS SEASON'S LOOK IS WET COTTON UNBLEACHED COTTON FABRIC EXPORTS TO TOUCH Rs1,200 Cr. COTTON CLOUDS
Abstracts: This time it matters. Double bluff. Economists for EMU
Abstracts: This time, the Financial System was prepared. Breaking the trend to higher fees. EU-Accession bounce is over
Abstracts: Thistle ends talks with possible buyer. Volvo refutes talk it plans to dispose of auto division Sol Melia weathers impact of Asian economic crisis
Abstracts: Thistle Hotels earnings were flat in first half. InterContinental Hotels Group PLC. InterContinental net fell 31% in first half
Abstracts: This washer cleans -- and thinks; Merloni's new machine utilizes Net. For yacht maker, making sail is big business
Abstracts: This way, please: Malaysian firm proposes peninsular short cut. Thanks anyway: a surprise turn for Malaysian airport contract
Abstracts: This way, please: Malaysian firm proposes peninsular short cut. part 2 Shiver me timbers: Malaysian deal leads to new alliance
Abstracts: This year, next year, sometime, never? The riot that never was
Abstracts: This year, next year, sometime, never? The terror next time? Between this world and the next
Abstracts: Tholstrup Castello Danischer Weichkase mit Blauschimmel. Viana Veggiedelight Cheese Alternative. Movenpick Eiscreation
Abstracts: Tholstrup Castello Schnittlauch Frischkasezubereitung. Fuchs Parmesan. Landliebe Schichtkase
Abstracts: Thomas Cook plans new unit to fix customer-service problems. BSkyB tries new fashion to lure women; magazine ads push digital TV as a gotta-have product
Abstracts: Thomas Cook plans to rebrand its tourism units. Virgin America to start flying midsummer. BA grounds Concorde as probe advances
Abstracts: THOMAS COOK REPORTS 19% JUMP IN `98 NET. THOMAS COOK LAUNCHES GLOBAL SERVICES IN INDIA. ITHL NET DIPS, TO PAY 20% DIVIDEND
Abstracts: Thomson confirms talks with private-equity fund. Schneider finds a new source of capital. Rexel to boost capital by 400 million euros
Abstracts: Thomson-CSF discusses full acquisition of Racal. Thomson to pay 2.11 billion euros for Racal. Acquisition may be boon to Thomson
Abstracts: Thomson-CSF masters air-defense radar. BK 27 fighter gun variants for sea and land applications. DCN minehunter completes latest trials
Abstracts: Thomson-CSF moves to private sector. Philips expects a dismal year for global electronics sector. PPR launches e-commerce initiative
Abstracts: Thomson Directories - a buyout out of the blue. A cheap way to finance a buyout. Cannons Group in [pound]480m buyout
Abstracts: Thomson focuses on Hollywood in its latest shift: company transforms itself into equipment supplier to entertainment industry
Abstracts: THOMSON LAUNCHING SLEW OF PRODUCTS, PLASMA CTV PHILIPS SET FOR BETTER MARGIN. FLICKERING LIGHT - PHILPS INDIA LTD
Abstracts: Thomson MultiMedia says net profit rose in 1st half. First-period revenue fell 7.8% as a stronger euro took toll
Abstracts: Thomson Multimedia's net profit rises 70% on electronics results. Michelin's provision for restructuring deflates 1999 net
Abstracts: Thomson papers reach out to readers. In the right neighbourhood. Scoring with hockey and something out of the blue
Abstracts: Thomson plans shake-up, strategic investment. Shell profit rises; revenue drops: refining, chemicals record higher margins offsetting weak output
Abstracts: Thomson-Reuters deal to spark race. VNU girds for investor fight after accepting bid. Shareholders urge 3-way split of VNU
Abstracts: Thomson shares dive after loss report. Arriva's pretax profit beats expectations. Bovis float moved up as P&O net swells
Abstracts: Thomson's latest selloff. Glory days. National Post ups ad rates by 50%
Abstracts: Thomson's sale of unit to aid pursuit of Reuters. Reed, Thomson benefit from Harcourt purchase. Thomson to purchase Primark for $842 million
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