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Abstracts: Tough new listing rules hkfe faces tough action Futures market gets tought with investors
Abstracts: Tough nut. Tough at the top. Tough luck: national lottery
Abstracts: Tough tack of SEC Chief could relent. New SEC Chief plans to enforce hedge-fund rule. Rebuilding trust is top priority for SEC chief
Abstracts: Tough times? Go guerrilla marketing. Kao studies Asian tastes. English brands give Asian firms an edge in cross-border markets
Abstracts: Tough times highlight Li & Fung model: trading company's success is a beacon for family business in Asia. Tan Chong International's listing may appeal to some
Abstracts: Tough trip for Christopher. Bereuter has hands full managing Sino-U.S. policy. China faults the western press for its poor image abroad
Abstracts: Tour agents feel the heat as online bookings take off. Borscht for burgers as east embraces west. A tale of old age, backache and single living
Abstracts: Tour de force: If multi-million pound travel empire Airtours is renowned for its predatory behavior, it is thanks to the drive of its founder David Crossland
Abstracts: Tour de France eases pace. France hopes for a private life. Freud buys back Freud Communications from AMV
Abstracts: Tourism and the over 45s. Holiday Property. Singles on holiday
Abstracts: TOURISM INDUSTRY: TRYING TO FIND A PLACE UNDER THE SUN. HC RULING ON BRAND FRANCHISE MAY HIT TRADE. RBI SUFFERS Rs1,826-CR LOSS ON FCNRA DEPOSITS
Abstracts: Tourism industry woos Indians as budgets and interest grow. Trading ban roils Bombay. Hindustan Lever conquered market one sachet at a time
Abstracts: Tourist blight: Czech Republic. By-passing the law. Planner's blight
Abstracts: Tournament of shadows: opposition sceptical over latest efforts to end Tajik war. The Tajik time bomb
Abstracts: To war. Blocked. Wiring the wilderness
Abstracts: Toward a model of business-to-business marketing communications effects. Beyond the dyad: electronic commerce and network perspectives in industrial marketing management
Abstracts: Toward a typology of commitment states among managers of born-global firms: a study of accelerated internationalization
Abstracts: Towards a conceptual structure for evaluating policy analytic activities. Conditional investment policy under uncertainty and irreversibility
Abstracts: Towards a federal Britain: an England of regions. Two nations, at least. Push and pull
Abstracts: Towards agreement. Cool costing: global warning. A cooling off period
Abstracts: Towards a model of adoption in Internet banking: strategic communication challenges. Exploring the application of IVR: lessons from the retail banking
Abstracts: Towards a new model of strategy-making as serious play. Five claims on knowing. Images of strategy
Abstracts: Towards an integrated framework for forest fire control. The impact of soft OR-methods on problem structuring
Abstracts: Towards an understanding of cross-national similarities and differences in export information utilization: a perceptual mapping approach
Abstracts: Towards a practitioner-based model of selecting celebrity endorsers. Perceptions of IMC and organisational change among agencies in South Africa
Abstracts: Towards a successful CRM implementation in banks: an integrated model. The impact of the Single Market Programme on EU banking
Abstracts: Towards a theory of determining size in multi-objective service systems. An integrated model for the development of marginal water sources in the Negev Desert
Abstracts: Towards Edinburgh. The power of sleaze. Yoohoo! We're still here: how others saw it
Abstracts: Towards incorporating human behaviour in models of health care systems: an approach using discrete event simulation
Abstracts: Towards multicriteria clustering: an extension of the k-means algorithm. Estimating the circle closest to a set of points by maximum likelihood using the BHHH algorithm
Abstracts: Towards open skies. The grounding: aircraft makers. Wings across the water: British Airways and USAir
Abstracts: Towards reform: United Nations. The best world club we have: the United Nations. Reworking the UN: reform means more than cutting dollars and staff
Abstracts: Towards sustainable design. Jobs rise fails to cheer architects. Recruitment on the increase
Abstracts: Towards the brink: Thailand shows no sign of averting finance shakeout. Mirror man: Finance One head's fall reflects wector's woes
Abstracts: Towards the new middle, at last. Working poor: tax and benefits. Restoring Germany's shine
Abstracts: Towards the sustainable development of Algeria. After the fall. Just-in-time financing
Abstracts: Towards the sustainable development of Algeria. Victims of efficiency. The 5th column: Korean unification is affordable
Abstracts: Towards the unknown region. Robin Cook's bananas. Was that a No?
Abstracts: Towering achievement. A seat at the drawing board: despite his international fame and reputation, Sir Norman Foster is determined to stay involved with even the smallest projects
Abstracts: Towering thumbs-up. Client slammed in tube row. Associated architects out of tune with locals over Brum recital hall
Abstracts: Tower inquiry to set tone for London's skyline. Clare Melhuish reviews...Kas Oosterhuis on kinetic networked architecture
Abstracts: Towers of power. Foot joins advertising partnership. TV for Toronto's subway-riding masses
Abstracts: Tower voice switch. Honeywell wins the first LAAS orders. Old technology finds a welcome new lease of life
Abstracts: Tower voice switch. Voice communication integrates radio and phone. Wireless headset offers improved communications
Abstracts: Town and country. Freedom's price. Rot all over: corruption cuts into the party's grassroot support
Abstracts: Town planning education-as it was then. Junior jobs, planning graduates and student recruitment. Restructuring of planning education?
Abstracts: Townscape preservation in Japanese urban planning. The leasehold system as a means of planning by contract: The case of Hong Kong
Abstracts: Town versus country in the 1940s: Planning the contested space of a city region in the aftermath of the Second World War
Abstracts: Toxic taxes. Withheld. Farewell, pan-European tax harmony
Abstracts: "Toxinomics". Growth Model. Thailand's cracked path to democracy
Abstracts: Toy advertisers win major cross border victory. Berlusconi still faces regulatory challenges despite selloff. Ostankino keeps ad ban; Russian parliament delays vote
Abstracts: Toy certifying misleads buyers: EU misses the mark with safety label. Volvo is recalling trucks to repair light-system flaw
Abstracts: Toy chip king strikes again: from Tamagotchis to Furbuys to Meow-Chis, it's Sunplus inside. A contrast in transparency
Abstracts: Toy makers feel pinch as rise in oil prices lifts cost of plastic. Mattel expects about $55 million in cost savings
Abstracts: Toyota: a case study of inward investment in the UK. The coal industry. Demergers
Abstracts: Toyota and Ford continue talks on joint ventures. Siemens, Yaskawa of Japan agree to form venture. Venture planned between Siemens and Mannesmann
Abstracts: Toyota closes in on No. 1. Toyota's bid to be No. 1 in market share takes toll on earnings, shareholders. Rally in Japan's big car stocks may be nearing end of road
Abstracts: Toyota considers Michigan as site for new engine plant. GM, Daimler team up on hybrids. GM seeks to market cars on Toyota web site
Abstracts: Toyota Defends Its Turf. Auto Maker Stays Ahead of Curve as Competition Heats Up on Internet. Subaru counts on GM partnership to outpace rivals
Abstracts: Toyota driven to succeed. It's getting hot: Threatened with power shortages in Tokyo, Honda and others find ways to cut back on consumption
Abstracts: Toyota has multi-year plan to elevate capital spending. Toyota may add China capacity to hit sales goal. U.S. car makers to expand in China
Abstracts: Toyota jumps to cinema ads. Globecareers' $7M to Ranscombe. Canadian players may ape AOL deal
Abstracts: TOYOTA KIRLOSKAR PUTS IN PLACE DEALER NETWORK. PRICE OF PDS RICE MAY BE HIKED TO OFFSET HIGHER MSP OPEL ASTRA PRICES HIKED
Abstracts: Toyota may delay new models to address rising qualtiy issues. Toyota to boost spending, turning up heat on G.M
Abstracts: Toyota Motor's net profit slipped in first half, but revenue increased. Honda's net profit declines 12%
Abstracts: Toyota net falls on weak dollar, discounts in U.S. CEO of Mazda to lead Ford Europe. Isuzu slashes jobs, closes factory to stem losses
Abstracts: Toyota now is in control with bigger Daihatsu stake. Investors drive Toyota volumes higher. Okuda, picked to run Toyota, plans big changes to rev up efficiency drive
Abstracts: Toyota now is in control with bigger Daihatsu stake. Toyota plans to slash exports to U.S. Hot wheels: Toyota's winning one-size-fits-all model
Abstracts: Toyota plans to slash exports to U.S. Setting sights on Saturn. Auto makers' results differ: Honda, Toyota see records; Nissan cuts forecast
Abstracts: Toyota raises half-year forecast, plans 10% global sales increase. Toyota lifts profit outlook, invests in fuel efficiency
Abstracts: Toyota retools to lift export flexibility. GM plans to increase its stake in Suzuki Motor to 10%. Mitsubishi sees wider loss
Abstracts: Toyota says net rose 14% for year, topping forecasts. Nissan Motor posts a large net loss for latest year. Honda records a 12% decline in net income
Abstracts: Toyota's Europe sales rose, topped Daimler in January. Lufthansa expects growth in 2008. VW's net jumps as demand surges
Abstracts: Toyota shrugs off slow sales in U.S. to post record profit. Toyota's net shows sting of rapid growth. Toyota's emerging-market push pays off: net profit rises 7.5% as China, Russia offset North America decline
Abstracts: Toyota's Okuda is expected to assume chairman's spot. Amid Japan's stock market disaster, some blue chips still look like gems
Abstracts: Toyota tempers sales view of Lexus hybrid in U.S. Nissan races to make smaller, cheaper cars: industry shifts strategy as big-vehicle sales fade; simplifying the doors
Abstracts: Toyota to offer 14 models to boost European profile. Job cuts at Opel expected to total fewer than 3,000. Opel now seeks an alternative to closing a plant
Abstracts: Toyota to raise prices next year. Mercedes gets hipper with its ads
Abstracts: Toyota tries to boost local sales of 2 U.S.-made models. Good riddance to protectionism and managed trade. Matsushita, Toyota bet on Internet trade to save costs
Abstracts: TOYOTA TSUSHU EDGES OUT ISPAT FOR STEEL CENTRE SUN MICRO, PWC ANNOUNCE LAUNCH OF AUTHORISED JAVA CENTRE. CENTRAL BANK OPENS FIRST ATM CENTRE IN TN
Abstracts: Toyota unit drives toward fresher image: new group gears up to market flashier cars to younger drivers. Toyota profit goal damped: Asian turmoil is expected to hurt earnings
Abstracts: Toyota will buy back up to 2% of its stock. DaimlerChrysler to run Mitsubishi in South Africa. DaimlerChrysler's Eckrodt takes the wheel at Mitsubishi
Abstracts: Toys and games. Film production. Toys & games: market overview
Abstracts: Toys and games in France. Toys and Games in Germany. Toys and Games in Italy
Abstracts: Toys and games. Portuguese market for toys and games. Italian market for toys & games
Abstracts: Toys & games in France. Oral hygiene products in France. Wake up and smell the lead
Abstracts: Toys & games. Toys and games in Spain. Toys and gamed in the Netherlands
Abstracts: Toys 'R' Us shares fall as CEO Nakasone quits. Staples' founder to quit post as CEO; Sargent to take over. It's toys vs. toys online, and it will get rough
Abstracts: Toys 'R' Us swung to loss in quarter on retail downturn. Toy chain Zany Brainy files for protection from creditors
Abstracts: Toy stories for grown-ups. Barrel or Bard? Lights, camera, whoops...
Abstracts: Toy versus toy. Federal AOR contract under cloud. LCBO non-alcoholic sales under fire
Abstracts: TPG Group gets restricted access to Iberia's books. Iberia's plans may signal shift: midsize air carriers in Europe feel squeezed; finding a "big friend"
Abstracts: TPI, facing potential loss of profits, protests Bangkok's tariff cuts on plastic. Thailand is looking better, but it's still early days
Abstracts: TPI's creditors approve a plan to restructure $3.7 billion in debt. Creditors' victory ends protracted default saga at TPI
Abstracts: TPL SALES, NET DOWN IN Q2. HARITA GRAMMER SALES UP IN H1. TATA STEEL SALES SURGE 5 PER CENT
Abstracts: TPSA finds some static with its IPO. After four years in the rear, Boeing is set to jet past Airbus. Power struggles continue to roil EADS: co-chief executives say political disagreements are slowing makeover
Abstracts: TQS's tabloid strategy. The king of bread, butts and beer. A golden glow: Marcelle Cosmetics celebrates 50 years in the beauty business
Abstracts: Traci Lords: from porn princess to prime-time player. Kiyoshi Atsumi. Sir Alec Guinness
Abstracts: Tracing new tracks. Drug buddies. Safe at home: drug lords are keeping their cash in the country
Abstracts: Tracking a falling star. A deal in the air: share auction may break Philippine Airlines impasse. What, me worry? Philippine tycoon Lucio Tan proves as defiant as ever
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