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Abstracts: Educating your children about the dangers of cyberspace. Experiments in design. An engine for economic development
Abstracts: Education: statewide ACT scores. Public schools. Education: Statewide Graduate exit exam scores
Abstracts: EEOC says health benefits can be cut. More doubts about Keystone Opportunity Zones. Who should sign a noncompete?
Abstracts: E-filing more than just an e-fling. Amy Strother Gatz. Creating a scene
Abstracts: eGames to stop secretly gathering information about users; the Langhorne firm collected data on users' computers and the Web sites they visited; Mich threatened to act
Abstracts: 'E-insurance' goal closer for Provident; the E. Norriton life insurer plans to buy a software firm in a move to become an online brokerage
Abstracts: Electricity shopping starts slowly. DQE gives NRC details on N-plant. Power shopping OK'd for consumers
Abstracts: Electronics Boutique makes stock offering. Cephalon stock drops with drug's prospects. WorldGate's initial public offering: What a cliff hanger
Abstracts: Electronics Boutique makes stock offering. SAP AG to have a presence on NYSE. ContiFinancial stock battered in sub-prime slump
Abstracts: Electronics boutique matches competing bid for games retailer. Electronics Boutique won't top rival bid
Abstracts: Eliminating the TV-top stack. US Airways' woes may hurt Pittsburgh more than Philadelphia. Energy conservation returns -- with software's assistance
Abstracts: Elite eight. In the pipeline. Pleasantville
Abstracts: Emerging markets lift IBM profit. IBM's 2d-quarter profit rises by nearly 17%. Apple's profit more than doubles: High sales of iPod digital players are music to investors' ears
Abstracts: Emmet and Toni Stephenson. Stocks that can pay off when people go to work. Walking away for good
Abstracts: Empowering women. Enter the victor. Benny and the jets
Abstracts: End of line for the Reading. Steel plant's force is cut to 100. Morgan Lewis to expand in Calif
Abstracts: Energy synergy. Aiming high. Hell no, we won't go
Abstracts: Engineering firms. Largest area property management firms
Abstracts: Engineering firm to buy bomb maker. New building materials: framework for future? Moorestown firm wins $31 million Navy contract
Abstracts: Enough windfall, already. Last of the breed. Not to be confused with Los Angeles
Abstracts: Enron evidence growing. PHLX plan gets federal approval. Bankrupt Enron gets more time to reorganize
Abstracts: Entangled by trade embargo: A local torn between U.S. and foreign laws sues its law firm over its advice. A bequest or a breach of trust?
Abstracts: EPA orders smog cutback in 22 states. Aetna, Jefferson reach agreement on hospital fees; Covered care for the health maintenance orgaization's members had been threatened at five hospitals
Abstracts: Errors in drug cards' online prices. Child-welfare experts blast Phila. agency. Drug slows onset of MS, study finds
Abstracts: Estimated median household income by parish. Parish population estimates. Household income by parish
Abstracts: Ethics changes vs. reality. $3 billion up, and down. Health care reform doomed
Abstracts: EU plans sanctions against Microsoft. Coke shareholders advised against Buffett. Against the current
Abstracts: European Central Bank may be ready to cut interest rate. Upsurge in capital spending poised to drive economy. Despite snags, Fed is expected to continue raising rates
Abstracts: Every which way but cheap. Now validated, Bush revels in reelection: Victory removed his insecurities from 2000 vote, friends and aides say.
Abstracts: Ex-CEO of Enron accused of fraud. Ex-Enron CEO Kenneth lay indicted. Enron returns to the basics
Abstracts: Executive defends Microsoft's 'right to innovate'; Robert J. Herbold, speaking in Phila., was optimistic that a settlement could be reached with the government
Abstracts: Expanding service. Consumer protection. Keep on truckin'
Abstracts: Experience, service and objective fee-based investment advice. Nursing homes
Abstracts: Ex-Pilgrim Baxter chief maintains mutal-fund vision; Paul J. Hondros is hoping to hold together executives he had brought to the Chesterbrook group
Abstracts: Extra cheese. Automated Healthcare continues fast growth. Heap of trouble hits scrap metal business
Abstracts: Extreme takeover. The need for speed. What's in it for the state?
Abstracts: Exxon and Mobil agree to merge: the $76.6 billion deal would create the world's largest corporation. Area employees are concerned
Abstracts: E-ZPass toll system to start in Phila. area. Bell Atlantic starts selling its version of satellite TV today. Mercy system wil offer open-heart surgery
Abstracts: E-ZPass toll system to start in Phila. area. Chief believes in Amtrak's viability. Eastwind sets up 3 Phila. routes that will compete with US Airways
Abstracts: Family bike enterprise is recycled back to city. Grade-school gym in N.J. bags sponsor. For four decades, their team has outlasted big sports chains; what was a tiny winter sports shop in N.J. has grown into one of the best-known specialty sporting goods stores in the East
Abstracts: Family feud. Trimming the beard. Breaking the bank
Abstracts: FAO can use funding plan until April 4. California chain to buy Zany Brainy. Retailer to buy a rival toy chain
Abstracts: Fares are slashed to vie with the new arrivals. New salvo in uncivil war at center . Air travelers told to allow more time
Abstracts: Fast food about to get faster at MacDonald's. The Diamond dishes up its last. Please Touch and its embrace of the arches
Abstracts: FastShip signs deal for 1st four speedy vessels. Comcast and Disney can take time. European deal signed by FastShip
Abstracts: FastShip wants Philadelphia on the fast track for shipping, Camden finally a serious rival. Putting together Ikea to settle cozily in Phila.
Abstracts: Father and daughter share success label. A remote niche may pay off big. The hat makes the manufacturer
Abstracts: Father Divine's hotel is sold. Rising room rates, falling stock. Hotel to get third name within year
Abstracts: FCC proposes $1.36 million 'slamming' fine for N.J. carrier. Tel-Save changes its name and chief
Abstracts: FDA panel OKs vaccine for Lyme. Sharp drug price boosts anger users, lawmakers. Diet-drug suit heading for trial in New Jersey
Abstracts: Fear the unknown. The great divide. No more fine print
Abstracts: Feb. job gains are less than expected. DirecTV to pay Pegasus $938 million for its subscribers. Making concessions a big-league business
Abstracts: Federated re-public. Airliner service expansion proposed. Bettis workers leaving WE, joining Bechtel
Abstracts: Fed orders USABancShares to cut debt, restore profitability. Jefferson disappearing from local scene
Abstracts: Fed raises key rate with little anxiety. Greenspan's tricky task: Raising rates s-l-o-w-l-y. Awaited reports sink stocks: Anticipated inflation and hikes in interest rates push the Dow down 75 and broader indexes lower
Abstracts: Fed raises rate to 1.5 pct., despite dismal July. Despite snags, Fed is expected to continue raising rates. Calls about Medicare discount cards are going unanswered
Abstracts: Feeding the area's sweet tooth. Buildings, for now or forever. A technology that clicks with buyers
Abstracts: Feeling fuelish. Bringing Louisiana an integrated approach to holistic health. Extreme measures
Abstracts: Fighting city hall. Rolling on the river. i Tenemos trabajo viajaremos!
Abstracts: Fighting HIV and the law, an immigrant sits in limbo. Court upholds Nazi-tied ouster of Phila. native. QVC takes on Web site in Internet-trademark suit
Abstracts: Fighting junk with spunk. From search to content management systems, GatorWorks helps businesses manage the Web
Abstracts: Final ok on AHERF hospital sale delayed. CFO resigns from AGH parent. Individual cost to drop at hospital
Abstracts: Financial service firm gets funding. Local companies set a record for venture funding. Pa. joins challenge to Del.'s tax break
Abstracts: Firm hears of tax breaks and choose not to leave. Celebrity designer Isaac Mizrahi shutters his fashion house
Abstracts: Firms in Phila. consider attack risk. Tax law produces dividend confusion. Mutual fund battle: Vanguard group's long-term fund business is now larger than Fidelity's and growing faster each month
Abstracts: Firms' raised estimates for profits send optimism up. U.S. trade gap hits record high of $43.1 billion. Big drop in exports widens trade gap
Abstracts: Firms step up recruiting of military veterans: Since 9/11, companies have added programs that are attracting highly trained workers
Abstracts: First Union fails to meet its goals in cost-cutting. Jumping ship with a blessing instead of a fight. 1st Union closes Money Store
Abstracts: First Union plans cut of up to 10% of workers. R.I. banker named CEO of Citizens Bank of Pa. MBNA settles suit over card ads
Abstracts: First Union sheds 190 N.J. jobs. CEO has big dreams for a small bank. Mergers backfire on big banks
Abstracts: Fisher wants trustee to watch AGH endowments. Academic partners are scarce for Tenet. Tenet still studying bids for hospitals
Abstracts: Fitness facilities
Abstracts: Five years later: how far have we come? Our economy: from pigpen to penthouse. The genie's out
Abstracts: Fix a broken system - before we go broke. Positively dogmatic on the subject of the federal budget deficit. Area manufacturing firms learning to deal with China
Abstracts: Foes ask, 'Can we talk?'. No room for error. Desperate Democrats
Abstracts: Follow the money. Show me your creds. It's all relative
Abstracts: For a new Internet firm, cultivating farmers is the way to reap profits. Business landlord adds online asset
Abstracts: For an Internet telephone service, the future is now. Deadbeat parent net is too wide, lawyers say. Norway glacial water may be bottled here
Abstracts: For an Internet telephone service, the future is now. The anonymous medical connection. Justices let stand ban on suits against online firms
Abstracts: For an old firm, new mettle: Starting their own business was too costly. So 2 metallurgists bought one to modernize
Abstracts: For Disney, a face-lift to revive sales. Big infusion for N.J. tech firm. Wyeth hopes big move links science and sales
Abstracts: ForesTrade sees growth. Burlington sees boom office, retail remain stable. Paul Millman of Chroma Technology
Abstracts: Fore sues to retrieve secrets from Cisco. CNG CEO sets retirement. Meet the new boss
Abstracts: Former Conrail executive is out as president of CSX. Jobs born as Conrail dies. Amtrak asks for aid over 20 years
Abstracts: Former Rhone-Poulenc Rorer chief will head ViroPharma; Michel de Rosen says the small Exton pharmaceutical firm is developing antiviral drugs that show promise
Abstracts: For one fiber-optics giant, Bucks County is a place in which to grow. An empire expands, quietly
Abstracts: For-profit hospitals losing ground. Tenet aims for a deal with state. Jefferson says it won't try to buy eight Allegheny hospitals
Abstracts: For style in Central Pa., Lord & Taylor is it. Marc merges with Chicago ad firm. With Lazarus afoot, Kaufmann's freshens up
Abstracts: For the shopping impaired. Labor intensive: Union leader's job entails contracts, calls and grievances. Jphila. hospitals team up to attract patients form abroad; foreign visitors groups will tour medical sites here; the goal is to entice 6,000 a year for treatment
Abstracts: For U.S. Vision, home sweet home in South Jersey. Intel exercises its considerable power outside the computer
Abstracts: For West Chester biotech firm, market has been far from sleepy. SmithKline to test a wound-healing drug
Abstracts: Founders of Pilgrim Baxter make deal for up to $640 million. Villanova Capital to add six mutual funds to lineup
Abstracts: Fountainhead Stirs Up Business. 3 Contenders Get 3 Weeks to Prep For Finals of Cox. Florida Citrus Comes Calling
Abstracts: Fox & Roach acquires big competitor. US Airways reports a $30 million loss. AMR acquires TWA's assets
Abstracts: Franchising: a growth strategy for the 1990s. The Organizational Effectiveness Menu: a device for stakeholder assessment
Abstracts: Franklin Electronic looks at cuts as income tumbles. His plan: produce better forklifts and wheelchairs. McGreevey gives schools, labor issues top billing
Abstracts: Franklin Electronic Publishers warns of loss. Unisys backs state SciTech internships. Revenue down, but profit up at Unisys
Abstracts: French company grows in suburbs. He's now in charge of the data that once determined his pay. A remote niche may pay off big
Abstracts: French firm is among area's fastest growing. Exhibiting the skills of craftsmen: At the furniture show. Boeing's rival making a plane for the times
Abstracts: From Burlington City to coating the nation. Urban outfitters' growth is fashionable on Wall St. Burlington Coat adds flowers to its ensemble
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