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Abstracts: Bumper crop of earnings. Two Chinese developers build foundations for profit base. Contenders step into the spotlight of a Beijing Olympics
Abstracts: Bumper profits, sticker shock. Morning in Detroit. Ford misses out again
Abstracts: Bumper to bumper. Coming together: car parts. Politics of scale
Abstracts: Bump in the night. Cruising in neutral. Lost in a maze of hedges
Abstracts: Bumpy road ahead. Grand prix, grand prizes. The secret finances of Formula One
Abstracts: Bumpy road ahead; Japan's car makers hit by slumping demand. A cut above: Chinese-Canadian film-makers story draws kudos
Abstracts: Bumpy road: as Toyota closes in on GM, quality concerns also grow. Ford may broaden its hybrids with an offering from Volvo
Abstracts: Bumpy road: costs of Hopewell's China highway shock analysts. End of the road: Local makes of foreign cars will get rammed
Abstracts: Bums into seats. Going up against the Co-op. A way to score big with the community
Abstracts: Bundling subscription TV channels: a case of natural bundling. Pay-per-view broadcasting of outstanding events: Consequences of a ban
Abstracts: BUNDY INDIA INAUGURATES Rs1.8-CR PLANT IN CHENNAI. RCF IN JV TALKS WITH HZL, INDO-GULF FOR DAP PROJECT PILKINGTON'S Rs100-CRORE GLASS PLANT IN TN SHELVED
Abstracts: Bungle in the jungle. The bankers marched in two by two.... A bundle in the jungle
Abstracts: Buoyant Asia on the crest of a wave. Now is the best time to raise finance. A buoyant buyout market
Abstracts: BUOYANT EARNINGS GROWTH: LARGE PRIVATE INVESTMENT IN OIL E&P IS IMPERATIVE IN INDIA INDIAN OIL EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION INDUSTRY - BUOYANT EARNINGS GROWTH
Abstracts: BUOYANT EARNINGS GROWTH: OIL & NATURAL GAS CORPORATION OIL INDIA FOR EXPLORATION VENTURES ABROAD BUOYANT EARNINGS GROWTH: FUTURE OUTLOOK & BUSINESS PROSPECTS FOR OIL EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION COMPANIES
Abstracts: Buoyant export receipts give Japan's economy a boost. Politics still hurt shares of Korean business groups. Managers adopt western-style policies to boost productivity and competition
Abstracts: Burberry CEO retrenches: fewer items, faster delivery. Breaking a taboo, high fashion starts making goods overseas
Abstracts: Burberry posts 4.9% profit drop on 4% rise in sales for the year. Burberry revenue rose 6% in second half of its year
Abstracts: Burdensome: Russia's debt. Promises, promises. Orient express
Abstracts: Bureaucracy complicates bids. Keen eye on U.S., China: growth prospects brighten, but fears remain
Abstracts: Bureaucrats of the mind. Brother robot. Managing the machines
Abstracts: Burger and chicken restaurants. Chicken and burger bars. Budget eating out
Abstracts: Burger boom. Think locally. Home advantage
Abstracts: Burger King cooks up total revamp. Fresh beer in ancient houses. New Microplay stores get 'urban' feel
Abstracts: Burger King ignites flame in Japan in bid to smoke out McDonald's lead. Jollibee ventures into new food lands; Filipino burgers could bug U.S. firms
Abstracts: Burger King vs. the clown. New English specialties kick butt. Why is everyone cheering?
Abstracts: Burgers and beer win out. Philippines: money politics. From Cebu to Ceboom
Abstracts: Burgers and beer win out. Save the country, lose the money. Terrorist arrest
Abstracts: Burger with fries, hold the democracy. Foreign companies face more lawsuits, China-style. China's business world can get in your face
Abstracts: Burke's heir: Patten cast from traditional English political mould. Learning the soft way
Abstracts: Burma: another shot. Stanley HoEs biggest gamble. Jakarta jilted
Abstracts: Burma as South Africa. A path to peace in Burma. Monarchs and men
Abstracts: Burma as South Africa. September of her days. The Burmese beyond
Abstracts: Burmah Castrol warns 53 million euros charge. Schroders expected to report slump in pretax profit. Quintain may buy Millennium Dome in property deal
Abstracts: Burma's opposition leader calls for patience as pressure for political dialogue begins to build. Singapore's stable market induces analysts' snores
Abstracts: Burn 30% more calories and beat stress! Walk off the weight! Dodge summer stress syndrome
Abstracts: Burnett changes to spur growth. Way out at Chiat over "standards". Most decorated ad man keeping it simple
Abstracts: Burnett gains Gain in N.A. Leo Burnett. P&G puts Physique focus online
Abstracts: Burn fat 15% faster - even while sleeping. Stop the hormone that stores fat. Burn fat 24 hrs a day
Abstracts: Burning away the horrors. Old horrors. A patchwork of horrors
Abstracts: Burning Bush. Oh no, Kyoto. Beyond the Hague
Abstracts: Burning memories: Tokyo reflects on the night 50 years ago that U.S. bombers set it ablaze. Ghosts gathering: comfort women issue haunts Tokyo as pressure mounts
Abstracts: Burning up the wires: Kyocera targets a hot telecoms market. Playing for profit: in sickly Japan, game maker thrives
Abstracts: BURSTING AT THE SEAMS: MAHAVIR SPINNING BURSTING AT THE SEAMS: VARDHMAN POLYTEX BURSTING AT THE SEAMS: VARDHMAN SPINNING
Abstracts: Burton on the water. Fill of far-eastern promise. Conjuring space for the homeless
Abstracts: Burying the general. La force d'Euro-frappe? Alain Richard, France's agile defence minister
Abstracts: Bury the past. Winning a battle, losing a war: Labour Party. The importance of being Labour
Abstracts: Bush antiterror plans irk big business. Yugoslavia's old guard makes way for Kostunica. Vengeance poisons Zimbabwe
Abstracts: Bush-Blair alliance faces new strains: as U.S. president prepares to visit his strongest ally, tensions come to the fore
Abstracts: Bush emphasizes cooperation at EU summit. U.S. fails to mend image in Europe. U.S.-Europe spat: worst may be over
Abstracts: Bush for market led-growth. Clintonomics unveiled. Clintonomics under a cloud
Abstracts: Bush has tough call about steel tariffs. Poorer countries flex muscles at WTO. Bush, EU face biofood fight
Abstracts: Bushmaster vehicle reaches development target. Bushmaster. Bushmaster IMVs move out ahead of schedule
Abstracts: Bush plays down bailout prospects for GM and Ford. Fannie criminal probe is launched: Justice Department action follows regulator's report on possible fraud
Abstracts: Bush reiterates opposition to EU on arms to China. Rice seeks U.S.-Europe thaw. U.S. toils to get European help on Middle East: Germany may back vision for reshaping the region; NATO will play key role
Abstracts: Bush's latest energy solution, like its forebears, faces hurdles. Los Alamos Lab works to stem bomb brain drain
Abstracts: Bush's possible win doesn't minimize shift in senate. U.K.'s former Chancellor is new Tory favorite. Uncool Britannia
Abstracts: Bush to Chen: don't risk it. Bush and the Palestine conflict. Can Bush handle North Korea?
Abstracts: Business agenda. Safety has a price. The show must go on: South Korea takes cable-television plunge
Abstracts: Business and South Africa: pressures against apartheid mount in the USA. After Bhopal : multinationals and the management of hazardous products and processes
Abstracts: Business as the new rock and roll. The kingdom inside a republic. Waiting for Dumbo: Euro Disney
Abstracts: Business braces for more pain as bad debt spreads. Survey reveals Thai CFOs' optimism. Second Thai firm discloses debt default
Abstracts: Business-class socialist. More misery, more fear. End of a dream?
Abstracts: Business confidence is on the upswing, survey suggests; Global demand for executives rose 2% last year, but in Asia, hiring took a tumble
Abstracts: Business cool to e-commerce study. All in a day's work. One bite at a time
Abstracts: Business differences. Mellow drama. Merging new into old
Abstracts: Businesses are hoping the yen's rise will lead to its fall. Kuriles stumbling block. Warmth in Siberia: Hashimoto and Yeltsin hope to thaw relations
Abstracts: Businesses split on support for candidates; ethnic-Chinese, indigenous traders, multinationals back various parties
Abstracts: Business failure prediction using rough sets. Prediction of company acquisition in Greece by means of the rough set approach
Abstracts: BUSINESS GOES GREEN BANKS MAY GET LEEWAY TO FIX SALARIES OF TOP BRASS. PANEL DRAWS LINE OF CONTROL FOR GOVT, IRA
Abstracts: Business Groups in U.S. Launch Offensive Backing Free Trade. Infineon registers to place shares with U.S. investors
Abstracts: Business investment needed. Property scare. A second wind
Abstracts: Businessmen behind bars: the growing hazards of flouting the law in foreign lands. Is profit-sharing the best way to get Europe to work?
Abstracts: Businessmen fear effects of prolonged political gridlock. Taiwan reaches out to China. Loan woes cloud stocks
Abstracts: Business partner Switzerland. Switzerland's Canadian connection. What they thought about Switzerland
Abstracts: Business relationships and networks: managerial challenge of network era. Corporate social responsibility and cause-related marketing: an overview
Abstracts: Business schools change course to cope with latest flavour in business education. Filing System for Schools
Abstracts: Business schools change course to cope with latest flavour in business education. part 2 Khmer Rouge could fall after latest stumble
Abstracts: Business, science and environmental politics: toward a political economy of hope. Market innovation and the global environment
Abstracts: Business services 1982-1992: growth, industry characteristics, financial performance. Internetworked after-sales service
Abstracts: Business services, the new engine of French regional growth. Innovation in care services for the elderly
Abstracts: Business software takes off as suppliers scramble for sales. Tex Bouillioun looks back at Boeing's rough ride to the top
Abstracts: Business strategies and IT outsourcing: the case of CompuNet AG. An e-commerce sales model for manufacturing companies: a conceptual framework and a European example
Abstracts: Business-to-business marketing and the World Wide Web: planning, managing, and assessing Web sites. Conceptualizing and operationalizing the business-to-business value chain
Abstracts: Business-to-business market making on the Internet. Country managers: the next generation. Moral conflicts among Norwegian advertising professionals: a summary of pilot data
Abstracts: Business-to-business selling determinants of quality. Antecedents of commitment and trust in customer-supplier relationships in high technology markets
Abstracts: Business transformation in electronic commerce: a study of sectoral and regional trends. Business transformation on the Internet: Results from the 2000 study
Abstracts: Business use of the Internet: strategic decision or another bandwagon? Which ABC? Accounting based on causality rather than activity-based costing
Abstracts: Business vs. ideology: Beijing inches towards liberalizing state-owned enterprises. Death of a salesman
Abstracts: Business won't pay: Japan. Japan's new wave of politicians. Money rules: Japan
Abstracts: Bus travel as an enjoyable experience. Bombardier makes tracks into ATVs. Quebec ERs star electronic billboards
Abstracts: Bust today, back tomorrow: pre-packaged bankruptcies. Bad today, good tomorrow. Today burgers, tomorrow...?
Abstracts: Busy Bank of America loads up on challenges. Lehman appears to advance talks to acquire Neuberger. U.S. Bancorp will spin off Piper
Abstracts: Busy sales season ahead in Canada. Romanians rush to subscribers for vouchers. Malaysia's biggest offer
Abstracts: Busy times down-under. Latin America: A hot-bed for privatisations. M&A activity in Australia
Abstracts: But can we really explain it all? The cost of forgetting. Filling the void: the Casimir effect
Abstracts: But don't call it deficit: California. Squeezed out. The real trouble
Abstracts: . . . But Dr Lo still reckons cash is king. Been there, done that. 'Arrogant' Asia eats humble pie
Abstracts: Butler retires from research. What I watch; why I watch it. Schlatter clicks with Alliance Atlantis
Abstracts: Butler to be Kraft Canada COO. Easy Mac simplifies Kraft Dinner. Effem packs pasta
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