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Abstracts: Behind Morgan Stanley turmoil: competing visions of its future. Europe widens its M&A lead over the U.S.; gap may expand further as Americans contend with war, boardroom woes
Abstracts: Behind surging stock market: Old-fashioned economic boom. Dividends, buybacks set new benchmark for largess. Forget chasing the Energy-Fund money train
Abstracts: Behind the apartment door. Pass the port: private clubs cash in on Asia'a newly rich. October surprise
Abstracts: Behind the facade: the rouble zone. Very present help in rouble: Indonesia and Russia. Pigs can fly: the rouble
Abstracts: Behind the Hynix surge. Hynix dilemma is an increasingly vexing test for Seoul. Hynix creditors ponder new loans as part of bailout
Abstracts: Behind the lines: opposition victory in electoral boundary row. The DAP dilemma: Lin Kit Siang's party has served democracy well, but needs to broaden its base and outgrow its roots in the Chinese community
Abstracts: Behind the man. Into the void: Indonesians enter a new era-but one with a heavy hangover of the past and which still holds the danger of political chaos
Abstracts: Behind the mask. Credit where not due. Built on sand
Abstracts: Behind the murk in Angola. Progress, maybe: Angola. Angola asunder
Abstracts: Behind the smile. Secrets of success, Asian style. There she blows...
Abstracts: Behind the throne. Green behind the ears. The power behind the throne
Abstracts: Behind the truce: Bosnia. Peacemongers: ex-Yugoslavia. How to re-draw maps
Abstracts: Behind the wheel. Merseyside: let the new funds flow. Little spark to first quarter results
Abstracts: Behind the Zulu Cobra roll-out headline - and a different take on the T-53 story. The brains trust
Abstracts: Behind U.K.'s shift on bank bailouts. Hungary eliminates euro-based trading range for its currency. Branson bid for Northern Rock gets a little help from his friends
Abstracts: Behind VW's board turmoil: A Chairman's desire for control. Porsche boosts stake, clout at VW. Chrysler may turn to Mercedes
Abstracts: Beiersdorf enters European babycare market. A meeting of the minds. Digestive remedies
Abstracts: Beigushan Chinkiang Vinegar. Haas Soluble Gelatin. Aashirvaad Pure Salt
Abstracts: BEIJING ACTS TO STOP FOREIGN CURRENCY FLIGHT world bank to provide $624 mn in loans China bank comes to defence of yuan
Abstracts: Beijing: bright lights, big city. Maintaining a sense of history. Work smarter, not harder and learn to say no
Abstracts: Beijing cases show China still at risk. A New China Boom? China floods Italy with luxury goods at cheaper prices
Abstracts: Beijing dance troupe tempers shock of the new. New wave in Chinese opera resounds with innovation traced back to ancient arts and customs
Abstracts: Beijing faces dual challenge in sparking real growth. China's woes lie on the supply side. Emerging markets may be going down the tubes
Abstracts: Beijing fails to quash new issuers' fervour. Surge of activity on China B share market. B share bonanza benefits Shenzhen
Abstracts: Beijing gives foreigners more say over its firms: Citigroup to control GDB even amid curbs on outside ownership
Abstracts: Beijing grapples with selling its shares. Profit outlook is uncertain. Upbeat earnings statements, economic outlook spur stocks
Abstracts: Beijing in a jam. A path to the past. New diplomacy, old politics
Abstracts: Beijing in unlikely to unseat Lee: but its tactics may weaken independence sentiment in Taiwan. Lee should play down U.S. visit
Abstracts: Beijing is colony bishop's higher authority. Hong Kong, a city of refugees, has keen insight into freedom amid its struggle for democracy
Abstracts: Beijing is taxing its banks into oblivion.... Bad loans defy definition as experts debate figures. China's banks see fresh wave of foreign investment
Abstracts: Beijing lacks funds to overhaul public welfare system. Deal gives AIG a head start over foreign rivals. Manipulation machinations
Abstracts: Beijing makes waves across Asia by stifling smugglers. A rude awakening. Dim view of Wu
Abstracts: Beijing moves to dodge the turmoil rocking the region. Beijing cleans up markets; rules include ban on share trading by banks
Abstracts: Beijing official says China is serious on financial cleanup: Guangdong is called a laboratory for efforts to avoid meltdowns plaguing neighbors
Abstracts: Beijing orders the Chinese media to toe the party line. APEC forum seeks balance. Postal service prods investigators to unwrap its rivals
Abstracts: Beijing outlines new measures to fight piracy. In battle to remove Hezbollah, both Israel, Lebanon pay price. GM examines design of Chinese rival's car
Abstracts: Beijing pays steep price for its foreign-currency hoard. Hopes for pushing the envelope: Daley's first visit to Beijing will likely yield deals
Abstracts: Beijing Power. No go for Pakistan's sales. Canada's Hydro Mississauga to be sold
Abstracts: Beijing rejects yuan concerns. Trading grows frenzied in proxy market for yuan. A scourge of the rust belt offers some hope there, too
Abstracts: Beijing relaxes its distribution rule for foreigners; move widens retail markets, allows wholesale operations and could boost WTO bid
Abstracts: Beijing rules: China's state-owned enterprises. New rich: China. Capitalism with Chinese characteristics
Abstracts: Beijing's aim in unnerving Taiwan may be backfiring. Invasion concerns mount in Taiwan. Earnings growth is key to Taiwan's 'China plays.'
Abstracts: Beijing's assurances on economic reform please the U.S. China's bid for WTO. Mixed signals on trade from China trouble U.S
Abstracts: Beijing seeks to centralize foreign-TV distribution. China Telecom IPO delayed. New U.S. face in Beijing
Abstracts: Beijing selects B shares. China's long march to privatisation. China stocks look overseas
Abstracts: Beijing sets a diplomatic trap for Taiwan. Give Chinese students a fair shake. Why Taiwan needs the Aegis system
Abstracts: Beijing's export subsidies draw a warning from the U.S.: policy is called a 'hidden devaluation,' possibly undermining an economic recovery in Asia
Abstracts: Beijing's one-legged reforms may trip up growth. Local banks gain international clout. China's first steps to pension reform
Abstracts: Beijing's trump card: democracy. Cultivating civil society in China. Zen-like optimism
Abstracts: Beijing's WTO entry to benefit companies in North Asia. Chinese deflation creates fears throughout Asia. Down with the dollar
Abstracts: Beijing takes direct control of Hong Kong. The father of Taiwanese identity. Taiwan's red shirt rebel
Abstracts: Beijing tells AIG to suspend sales of certain polocies: China's insurance regulator conducts investigation of U.S. and other foreign companies
Abstracts: Beijing, U.S. accelerate WTO push as worries deepen. U.S. anti-dumping suits are piling up on Beijing. A new beginning for China
Abstracts: Be immune to stress. Stop stress in its tracks. 15 scientifically proven ways to eliminate holiday stress
Abstracts: 'Being a mom drove me over the edge'. 'Love, your friend Linda.' (Linda Bremner writes to children with cancer)
Abstracts: Being close to the business community. Procuritas Partners. Ernst & Young
Abstracts: Being flexible and accommodating diversity: the challenge for multinational management. Network analysis of a new export grouping scheme: the role of economic and non-economic relations
Abstracts: Belaboured. Europe's opportunity. Everyone cross
Abstracts: Belair Direct. CAnadian travel ads look homwward. Minute Maid fast off the mark
Abstracts: Belarus at the crossroads. Trade with Belarus. Crossroads to the world
Abstracts: Belfast embraces design as ship-building dwindles. Passionate times. Architects slam Prescott's 'simplistic' greenfield tax
Abstracts: Belfast embraces design as ship-building dwindles. Wise up to risks: Pushing the boundaries of design means taking risks. Chris Wise, Arup's conceptual designer for the Millennium Bridge, is happy to accept the challenge and has even enshrined it in his new company's name, Expedition
Abstracts: Belgacom cr e un op rateur transfontalier BT obtient une licence d'infrastructure Unisource officiellement dans l'ar ne/
Abstracts: Belgacom cr e un op rateur transfontalier Tektronix confie ses ventes directes Manudax UCB va 'co-promouvoir' le Ditropan aux USA
Abstracts: Belgacom et Tele Danmark: un r seau DCS 1800aux Pays-Bas Belgacom se dote d'un r seau transatlantique Belgacom : adjudication d'un r seau/
Abstracts: Belgacom seeks to grow - at home. Telecom Italia revamp gets a cool reception: investors worry strategy to split up operations doesn't address debt
Abstracts: Belgacom unit in France to cut phone rates. Tailoring ads to email users, Google has some poor fits. Sony's new videogame camera posts strong sales in Europe
Abstracts: Belgian Army seeks 120mm mortar systems. Increased strategic road mobility. US Army looks at novel medium-caliber weapon concepts
Abstracts: Belgian court denies L&H request for bankruptcy protection (Lernout and Hauspie Speech Products N.V.). L&H internal probe reveals widespread accounting fraud
Abstracts: Belgian experiment: Make prostitution legal to fight its ills. ABB ruling may lift prospects
Abstracts: Belgian market for frozen food. German market for medicated skin care. French market for small electrical appliances
Abstracts: Belgian market for frozen food. Spanish market for pet food and pet care products. Western European market for chilled food
Abstracts: Belgian privatisation gathers momentum. To the point. Diamonds a saw point in Belgian buyout
Abstracts: Belgians head for Klasterec. Country risk assessment: where to invest your money. Cooperatives head for the country
Abstracts: Belgian utilities create company for Nordic area. Road test; as VW cranks out more models, they start to look alike
Abstracts: Belgian waffle. And then there's Taiwan. Collateral damage
Abstracts: BELGIUM: DELHAIZE GROUP'S GOALS. FRANCE: MIDAS HAS STRONG AMBITIONS. FRANCE: PROMODES' NEW PRODUCT WAREHOUSE
Abstracts: BELGIUM: GB'S NEW HYPER-SUPERMARKET CONCEPT. FRANCE: TOWARDS CLEAR, UNDERSTANDABLE SHELVES. FRANCE: LECLERC'S NEW BRAND
Abstracts: Belgium is mute on Generale bid despite concerns. Fortis's higher price for Generale won't dent its plans. Fortis remains optimistic in bid for Generale Bank
Abstracts: BELGIUM: LHSP PREPARES INNOVATIVE TERMINAL. EUROPE: INFONET NAMES BOB LEWIS. Denmark: Nextlink's "BlueSpoon" attracts attention
Abstracts: Belgium/Luxembourg: Renault's MD interviewed. AUSTRALIA: RENAULT STARTS UP AGAIN. SLOVENIA: REVOZ (RENAULT) REVIEWED
Abstracts: BELGIUM: REORGANISATION OF GB-CARREFOUR. Belgium: Colruyt launches Bio-Planet. BELGIUM: GIB GROUP'S RESULTS IN 1999
Abstracts: BELGIUM: RESISTANCE TO CORA-DELHAIZE PROJECT. HUNGARY: CORA AND AUCHAN'S PROJECTS. HUNGARY: CORA AND AUCHAN'S GOALS
Abstracts: Belgium's shame. City of shame: the nation's capital. A dam shame
Abstracts: 'Believe in you and anything's possible.'. "I went through menopause in my thirties!". 'You can put an end to fatigue'
Abstracts: Believe it or not. Slow going. Persistence pays
Abstracts: Believing is seeing. The sun never sets. Catching the China bug: World Bank's IFC is turning to the Middle Kingdom
Abstracts: Belin Chipster Giant Potato Crisps. LU Belin Crackers. Belin Les Mini Canapes
Abstracts: Belize axes 300 boats. Delay hits Belize ships in Pacific. How 500 foreign boats fish off lawless Somalia
Abstracts: Belize axes 300 boats. Sweden Baltic cod stock rising. Global species control works best
Abstracts: Belize battles for regional quotas. $3.4m penalty given to US crab packers. Barents Sea king crab eexplosionE
Abstracts: Bella Perfecta Drai Ultrathin Sanitary Pads with Wings. Clearasil for Men. Bella Cotton Buds
Abstracts: Bella Perfecta Regular Drai Sanitary Pads. Bella Regular Drai Sanitary Pads. Numis Hair Coat
Abstracts: Bella Regular Sanitary Pads. Always Ultra Normal with Wings Sanitary Napkin. Centre in Fuwa Touch Sanitary Napkin
Abstracts: Bell Atlantic, Bell South earnings rise. BellSouth net dropped 11% in quarter. BellSouth earnings rise on data-service growth
Abstracts: Bell Atlantic cash-out plan hits C&W unit. ABN Amro's accord in Italy wins revival. ABN Amro unit, manager fined by U.K. regulators
Abstracts: Bell debuts off-the-wall ads. No longer Net bad boys. E-bill stuffers catching on
Abstracts: Bell investing in a $200M single-bill system. Home turf advantage. Bell hangs up on loyalty program
Abstracts: Bell Mobility listens to the music. Agencythreepointzero teams up with dig. Olay tries word-of-mouth tact
Abstracts: Bell puts $60-million ad job on the line. Campbell's targets upscale consumers. A baby step across the line
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