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Abstracts: But look under the other Bush. Kentucky moonshine. Too sick to wait: health care
Abstracts: But not so fast. End of the line. Never say die. Hmong rebels have fought the government for almost 30 years. What explains their tenacity?
Abstracts: Butterflies are free. Types of loyalty programs. Segmenting program membership
Abstracts: ... But threat to WTO entry is on the hill. Chen has been building trust in Taiwan. Direct shipping link destined to have a small impact
Abstracts: But will it help? Western man's burden. To the rescue
Abstracts: Butyl in only skin deep. Conference centre to put Telford on the map. Safer than you think
Abstracts: Bu? What bug? Stop the clock. Retribution for reproduction
Abstracts: BUY AN ICICI BOND AND GET YOUR CHILD A SCHOLARSHIP ICICI WANTS ABBREVIATION TO BE ITS OFFICIAL NAME ICICI SECURITISES Rs2,500-CR RECEIVABLES IN CORE SECTORS
Abstracts: BUYBACK PROPOSAL GETS MoF GO-AHEAD DCA ALTERS PROPOSALS ON BUYBACK, OFFICIALS' POWERS COS ALLOWED TO BUY BACK UP TO 20% OF ISSUANCES ABROAD
Abstracts: Buy, build and sell a year before it does its best. Another bumper year. A few more deals for a lot more money
Abstracts: Buyer beware. Shaken, not stirred. Keeping the faith
Abstracts: Buyer perceived service quality in industrial networks. "Coopetition" in Business Networks to Cooperate and Compete Simultaneously
Abstracts: Buyer perceived service quality in industrial networks. Post-purchase strategy: a key to successful industrial marketing and customer satisfaction
Abstracts: Buyer reactions to product stockouts in business to business markets. Comparisons of alternative perceptions of sales performance
Abstracts: Buyers beware. Preparing for prime time. Smart boxes
Abstracts: Buyer/Seller Relationships in International Industrial Markets. An optimization approach to business buyer choice sets: How many suppliers should be included?
Abstracts: Buyers' market. Belgium's strong drinks. Taking the road to Japan
Abstracts: Buyer's market: guns. Freedom, guns and women. The guns of October
Abstracts: Buyers' market. The exiled resurgent. Don't cry uncle: travails of Deng Xiaoping's niece
Abstracts: Buyer's paradise: Lippo Land brings suburbia to Jakarta. New meaning for static. Great legs: Indonesia makes strides in the frog-leg business
Abstracts: Buying a book as a Christmas gift: two routes to customer immersion. Consumer segmentation
Abstracts: Buying binge. Rising by degrees. The banker
Abstracts: Buying British shouldn't blind decision-makers to fairness. Getting contractors to do the job properly is no joke
Abstracts: Buying British shouldn't blind decision-makers to fairness. Homeowners are getting a mature, attractive new contract
Abstracts: Buying peace. Forestalling strategic conflict in Asia. Behave. Or else
Abstracts: Buying peace. The mirage of a united Korea. Repairing Seoul's tattered alliance
Abstracts: Buying protection. New wave, old ties: Suharto loyalists take top military posts. Battle of the bulge: church and state clash over contraception
Abstracts: Buying sideways: Samsung. Here's to you, Mr Robinson: American Express. The ratings war
Abstracts: Buying sideways: Samsung. In from the cold. Coming soon to a screen near you
Abstracts: Buying talk time. The slow progress of fast wires. Vodafone's folly
Abstracts: Buying up beer flow; Vertical integration riles some pub owners and small brewers. Whitbread plans to sell pub unit; stock jumps
Abstracts: Buy Korean: imports get the blame, again. Gloom and doom. Performance anxiety: Seoul exhorts business to compete better
Abstracts: Buy now fly later: card issuers plan linkups with frequent-flyer plans. Nice try: Murdoch's rugby plans highlight TV tussle over sport
Abstracts: Buy now, while currencies last. Crossing the East-West chasm. Capitalism or bust
Abstracts: Buy now, while currencies last. Currencies on the verge of a nervous breakdown. In shock: Nordic currencies
Abstracts: Buyout bids in Europe get less friendly. WorldSpace risk: Disputed terror ties follow key backers. Commodity currencies' take flight: dollar is suffering the most against the units of countries that export raw materials
Abstracts: Buyout firm close to winning Chrysler bidding: deal would rid Daimler of billions in liabilities, shift control to Cerberus
Abstracts: Buyouts check the continental drift. How to complete the sale of the century. The changing face of buyouts
Abstracts: Buy-outs come to Babelsberg. Germany's deals on wheels. Fired by success
Abstracts: Buyouts in Germany move up a gear. A record year. Boom time for buyouts?
Abstracts: Buyouts round-up.... In defence of buyouts. The ins and outs of buyouts
Abstracts: Buy theirs, get ours free: Catalina Marketing. Odd man out under Oddsson. What's ours is ours
Abstracts: Buy the shares or buy the business? Rediscovering the stock market. Current laws affecting French mergers and acquisitions
Abstracts: Buy the shares or buy the business? UK and US law firms fight for France's mergers and acquisitions work. Completion accounts: the best bargaining chip
Abstracts: Buzz boosts brands. Digital eye. The culture money
Abstracts: Buzzing with cliches. The leaving of Liverpool. Golden pavements
Abstracts: Buzz on Makita: shares are ready for a rebound. Analysts finger candidates in Japan as share-repurchase programs emerge
Abstracts: Bv 206 S. Bionix. BMD-3
Abstracts: Bv 206 S. MTVL. Stormer
Abstracts: BvS 10. RN-94. AIFV
Abstracts: B&W TV SALES MAY DROP FOLLOWING CTV PRICE REDUCTION. TAX WAIVER ON FILM SOFTWARE A MODERATE BOX OFFICE HIT. CTV SALES HIT AS SCHEMES COME UNDER SCRUTINY
Abstracts: By accident or design, selling t-shirts is big business on web. Pixar Focuses on Pace
Abstracts: By appointment only: nominated MPs spark speculation on motives. A leg up for friends: Goh's loyalty test starts controversy over housing
Abstracts: By-catches go down with cut-back trawl. Making trawl gear go over the top - of undersea structures. HiFlow trawls slash fuel use on pollock - claims Iceland's Hampidjan
Abstracts: Bye-bye, belly, hips and thighs! Drop 14 lbs. in 10 days! Drop 2 dress sizes by thanksgiving
Abstracts: Bye-bye stubborn pounds! Shrink stubborn fat cells with your personalized food and herb prescription. Lose stubborn body fat without dieting
Abstracts: Bye-bye vacation stains. How the real pros dodge hot-weather hassles. 10 brilliant uses for....salt
Abstracts: Byer's axe. Another bump in the road. Whichever way the wind blows
Abstracts: By-passing Russia. Private lines. The flight of the train
Abstracts: Byrdlock. Paved with muzzy intentions. Budget backsliding
Abstracts: Byron Bay Drinking Chocolate Mix. Nestle Nesquik Chocolate Drinking Powder. Choco - Rap Chocolate Drink Mix
Abstracts: Byte counters. Round three. Battle of the platforms
Abstracts: By the board. Parliament strikes back: Russia. Fleecing Taisa: Russian finance
Abstracts: By the boatload. Ground down. Today's new cult hero
Abstracts: By-the-book promo. Wooing tenants in cyberspace. Buzz boosts brands
Abstracts: By the horns: Zhu gets a grip on China's economic levers. Next generation. No bed of roses
Abstracts: By the horns: Zhu gets a grip on China's economic levers. Two-price China: renminbi's slump creates challenges for foreigners
Abstracts: Byzantine diplomacy: Cyprus. Aegean rumpus. Ever wider union: Cyprus and Turkey
Abstracts: Byzantium, Inc: Russian finance. No foreigners need apply: banking in Russia. Of bankers and bullets: Russian banking
Abstracts: BZW - Acquisition Finance. UBS Acquisition Finance. Deloitte & Touche Corporate Finance
Abstracts: BZW report takes particularly dim view of colony's future. Analysts feel the heat. Nations sign swap pacts
Abstracts: BZW values Telekom lower than the market. Deutsche Telekom's IPO. Telekom testcase
Abstracts: CA agrees to acquisition of Platinum. WellPoint Health to acquire RightChoice Managed Care. New bid takes Cerulean investors by surprise
Abstracts: CABE chief Rouse resigns to take up Housing Corporation challenge. ARB puts squeeze on part-timers
Abstracts: CABE tells minnows 'adapt or die'. Scottish Executive's design plans are 'platitudes'-Murphy. Ability must match ambition in the quest to do it better
Abstracts: CABE to judge post-war listings. Parks and hospitals on agenda in new CABE push. Lipton aims to lift regional powers for CABE in year two
Abstracts: Cabinet backs property plan: measure would let foreigners buy some land. Thailand's planned infrastructure push spurs interest in construction firm's IPO
Abstracts: Cabinet holds familiar faces: specter of corruption looms as large as ever. Despite critics in the military, Bangkok is safe
Abstracts: CABINET OKAYS INSURANCE BILL. TAC NOT TO HIKE MOTOR PREMIA. TAC REVAMPS MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE
Abstracts: Cabinet top dogs, circa 1998. Too much sex. Subsidiarity begins at home
Abstracts: Cable and Wireless is likely to acquire net providers. Cable & Wireless sells 4.9% stake in CyberWorks. C&W qiets its critics
Abstracts: Cable investment is banned; foreigners may not take stakes in TV networks. (China's State Administration for Radio, Film and Television)
Abstracts: CABLE NETWORKS GROW WHILE HARDWARE INDUSTRY IS STILL TRYING TO FIND ITS FEET. INDUS TELECOM TO MOVE INTO THREE MORE CIRCLES BY `99
Abstracts: Cable superpower. Alain Gomez tries to puzzle out a future for Thomson Group. How can retailer boost quality but preserve margins and stay competitive?
Abstracts: Cable television's long march. From couch potato to cybersurfer. Activate the money star: satellite operators
Abstracts: CABLETRON DRAWS UP BIG GROWTH PLANS. SINGAPORE FIRM FLOATS INDIAN SOFTWARE VENTURE BSE GETS SEBI NOD FOR COUNTRY'S SECOND DEPOSITORY
Abstracts: CABLETRON LAUNCHES PRODUCTS FOR ISPs. BRAND LAUNCHES: FAX FORWARD. NORTEL INDIA LAUNCHES KEY TELEPHONE SYSTEMS
Abstracts: Cablevision calls off special dividend. China Construction will pitch IPO valued at up to $7.7 billion. Japan's Nikkei closes above the 10000 mark
Abstracts: Cable & Wireless plans job cuts, exit from U.S. as loss widens. Verizon reports a loss of $1 billion for quarter
Abstracts: Cable & Wireless posts a loss and announces share buyback. France Telecom launches convertible bond issue. Colt Telecom plans share offering
Abstracts: Cable & Wireless says annual rate rose 91%. Cable & Wireless plans high-speed link. BT to take large stake in Korean firm
Abstracts: Cable & Wireless sells its stake in MTN for $415.6 million cash. C&W Communications stake set for sale
Abstracts: Cable & Wireless sues MCI over Internet pact. GTE expands cellular-phone operation; Wireless assets are purchased from Ameritech
Abstracts: Cable & Wireless unit, IBM to enter partnership. Marconi gets a $44 million order from Telepar. Elektrim unit wins Warsaw phone-service concession
Abstracts: Cable & Wireless unit, IBM to enter partnership. S&N profit falls 3%, but brewer remains upbeat. WPP, Asatsu announce advertising partnership
Abstracts: Cable & Wireless wins battle for IDC with rich offer; U.K. company's large bid reflects hopes for a boom in the Japanese telecom market
Abstracts: Cable & Wireless wins bid for IDC with rich offer. Rascal nears agreement to sell telecom business. AT&T Canada, MetroNet will merge
Abstracts: Cabritim Chocolate Leite de Cabra UHT. Nestle Mocinha Tradicional Leite Condensado Sorvete. Vaalia Yoghurt To Go
Abstracts: Cache of the day; illegal flights and arms traffic cause security concern. Do not disturb; strict rules take the fun out of election campaign
Abstracts: CAC Leasing with a net profit of 42 mil Kc. Wienerberger saw a slight profit for the first time Amcico AIG Life saw a profit in 1999
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