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Abstracts: Left on hold, and fuming. Court upholds Verizon break-up. RCN pulls cable-TV proposal
Abstracts: Legal opinions. Virtual marketing. A shifting landscape
Abstracts: Let Pinnacle play. A celebration of LSU football. Getting what we deserve
Abstracts: 'Let the land sing'. Sign language. Happy trails
Abstracts: Liberty Property Trust reveals a bolder design for new tower. Liberty is staying suburban while opening office in town
Abstracts: Library decision still on the shelf. Light, camera, action. Drive with a view
Abstracts: Life in 3D. Planning for success (ion). Breaking out
Abstracts: Life's a beach. Losing air? Mondo condo
Abstracts: Light me up. High hopes, low funds. A place to call home
Abstracts: Light on savings. Allegheny, DQE face off over breakup. DQE loses its passion for union
Abstracts: Little supply, lots of demand. Battleground: Bluebonnet. Retail boom
Abstracts: Little supply, lots of demand. Downtown shopping. Siegen surge
Abstracts: Living in the future. Shining star. Reborn on the bayou
Abstracts: Livingston tract sells. Crossing the border. Back it up
Abstracts: Livin' large. Golden years. High-def hits new low
Abstracts: Loans to students help but fall short: Fixing a popular U.S. program may mean students pay more. Fewer apply for jobless benefits
Abstracts: Local business is still a man's world: Few women serve as directors or top executives of area companies, a study shows
Abstracts: Local color. Law and disorder. Slow is beautiful
Abstracts: Local firm connects to the heartland via satellite TV. Signs of times: Firm has mixed new technology, old world technique
Abstracts: Local firm grows on others' debts. Trevose firm not deterred by management transition. No honeymoon for David's
Abstracts: Local firms send jobs offshore to survive -- and prosper: Wayne: Push to slash costs for customers. A heated job market lies below the surface: New coal miners are desperately needed
Abstracts: Local man zips up protection system; his device could save the Defense Department billions. Taking the teeth out of gear problems
Abstracts: Local real estate development company makes mark on South Louisiana. Downtown shopping
Abstracts: Logging off. Captive audiences. Pipe dreams
Abstracts: Long-blighted area lures business with tax breaks. Ikea boss assembles happy staffs. Low-tech killing machine
Abstracts: Long distance service providers. Internet and web service companies
Abstracts: Louisiana at a loss. Like pulling teeth. Stop, thief!
Abstracts: Louisiana private colleges and universities. Largest area convention and meeting facilities. Back to the plan
Abstracts: Louisiana public colleges and universities. Louisian public colleges and universities
Abstracts: Louisiana's top 25 public companies. Car and truck rental companies
Abstracts: 'Louisiana way' still here. A blueprint for reform. State's hardball still in play
Abstracts: Lower prices increases ease inflation worries. Economy slower than first thought. Board rules against federal loan guarantee for United
Abstracts: Lowe's presence to grow in area. Group has plan to lure biotech research here. Outlook revised upward for Penn bonds
Abstracts: Lucent the latest firm in crisis to call back a former CEO. N.J. firm's stock soars after offer from Fuji. New steel firm bids to add to its assets
Abstracts: Lufthansa flights resume here tomorrow. Medical devices firm, after fast start, seen as long-term 'buy'. Langhorne firm takes smears out of fingerprinting
Abstracts: Lyme drug gets a nod from FDA. Area firm dropping once-promising drug. A trimmer tastykake: Profit-hungry Tasty Baking Co. prepares its response to nation's low-carb craze
Abstracts: Magellan is to cut therapy payments. Nomadic 'travel nurses' fill shortages at hospitals. Regional effort aims to reduce drug errors
Abstracts: Maggios sell their cheese business. Red Bell says Lion rejected takeover. Connelly firm to be purchased by Ga.-Pacific; terms of the deal were not disclosed
Abstracts: Magic numbers. A political toll. Living longer, saving less
Abstracts: Makeover revitalizing human-resources consulting company. Viasys makes debut and prepares for move. Textile strikers ask IKEA's support in demand for 401(k)
Abstracts: Making business personal . From classroom to cubicle. Smokin' woes
Abstracts: Making games feel real. Seagate picks Pittsburgh. Along for the ride
Abstracts: Making up ground. Citizen Lane. Heading west
Abstracts: Malvern firm nears deal with electricity provider in China; Systems & Computer Technology Corp. offers software and training contracts for utilities
Abstracts: Manager of SEPTA funds is indicted. Unisys retirees' suit will be heard. Indicted PGW aide surrenders
Abstracts: Man in the middle. Imports hit U.S. Steel managers, workers. Steel's gray area
Abstracts: Manufacturing sector expands at a slower rate than expected. Luring bright minorities into the business sector
Abstracts: Many beans, few counters. Preserving your legacy. A minimal impact
Abstracts: Many Pa. hospitals in the red, study says. Patients challenge closing of hospital. Defendants in Graduate suit turn the tables
Abstracts: Marathon to acquire oil concern in Canada. Offer for J&L may fall short. J&L board again changes course on merger offer
Abstracts: Maria Edwards. Family affairs. Catching up: Ben and Laurie Jones
Abstracts: Maria Edwards. 'What he's having'. Looking back at 130 years, looking forward to innovation
Abstracts: Marianne Frazee. Tip for t (h) at? From classroom to cubicle
Abstracts: Markets slide amid mixed earnings data. Citibank to close facility in Bucks. Watching insiders for signs to sell
Abstracts: Marsha Rish. Living in interesting times: Engineering firm finds that change means opportunity. Tough choices
Abstracts: Mary Lou James. Agent of change. Get me to the church on time
Abstracts: Mastech purchases competitor. Fore stock sinks 22%; acquisition is blamed. Court denies Allegheny Energy suit
Abstracts: Mayo Clinic wins patent for crazy idea. Effort to cap malpractice awards appears dead. Consumer-driven health plans: the wave of the future?
Abstracts: MBA program garners another landmark ranking for LSU business school. Back in the event business, center is ready to grow with ascension
Abstracts: MBA program garners another landmark ranking for LSU business school. part 2 Making a good thing more local
Abstracts: MBNA settles suit over card ads. 3d quarter sets record for MBNA. MBNA keeps charging ahead
Abstracts: MBNA's lending fell in 1st quarter. Bank founder settle lawsuit. Former U.S. Bancorp official to lead First USA
Abstracts: MBNA's new promotion: Itself. Shareholders allege First Union coverup. A confidence not shared by all. The regional Sovereign Bancorp is expanding into New England under an enthusiastic chairman. But its share price and bond ratings are down
Abstracts: McDonald's kind of place; did somebody say Philly? Preparing sites for architects' artistry. $92 million tower in works for S. Broad St.
Abstracts: Medical expansion aims to elevate city to world-class status. Penn Health's CEO resigns
Abstracts: Medicare HMOs raising the cost of drug coverage. Report questions data from big Blues. Aetna's plan to split elicits little faith
Abstracts: Megatronics; soldering for success. New software program puts byte on dentistry. High tech salutes industry success stories
Abstracts: Melissa Fluornoy. Donna Fraiche. Prem Burns
Abstracts: Mellon Bank customer finally gets fees back. Summit Bank defines itself with price cut; it is a worrisome move for some analysts
Abstracts: Mellon maps a future that will include layoffs. Safeguard posts loss of $219 million in 4th quarter. 3d quarter sets record for MBNA
Abstracts: Merck to offer free medicines for low-income patients. Mixed reviews for drug program: Seniors' advocates said the debut of Medicare discount cards was confusing, and saving may not be great
Abstracts: Mergers backfire on big banks. Summit is offered $7 billion by Fleet. MBNA expands its card business
Abstracts: Meridian and Bucks banks return to the area-sort of. About Wachovia's subway cars. Banking on better service: the area's big financial centers redirect their interest
Abstracts: Meridian site sold; high-rise planned. Investment firm buys a local retailer
Abstracts: Mesa firm aims to link lawyers with software. Strike! Valley bowled over. Data processing firm tailors documentation to suit users
Abstracts: Mexico becomes Pa.'a second best export market. The stacked deck in slots. Huge debts put restaurateur in the soup
Abstracts: Microsoft sets sights on small businesses: The software-maker sees that sector as the next cash cow. profit regained - but paradise lost at Rodale
Abstracts: Mid City blues. Opening a can of worms. Census sense
Abstracts: Mind games to stretch brain. Internet phone-calling is back, and attractive. Keying into Internet's capacity for connecting
Abstracts: Mixed trading by the Dow. Nextel and Verizon's surprise deal. AT&T to cut 7,500 jobs, slash book value by 25 percent
Abstracts: Model recovery. Mouth in the south. Less talk, more action
Abstracts: Mom and Sis Do Drugs Together. accounts in review/2. D.C. Gas Makes Time for People
Abstracts: Money missing at Allegheny; research projects jeopardized. Big insurers to cut Medicare managed-care premiums
Abstracts: Money to repay investors hurt by fraud barely touched. Disney fracas encourages calls for change. Strong will pay huge fine for traders
Abstracts: Monsanto ordered to pay Pa. damages; a jury awarded the state $90 million for PCB contamination of offices. The firm plans to appeal
Abstracts: Monster.com reports surge in area ads. More jobs in region slipping offshore. More jobs, less pay
Abstracts: Montco firm working to prevent HIV is sold: A Calif. biotech will spend $30 million for Biosyn Inc, which has a gel to fight AIDS in late-stage clinical trials
Abstracts: More states prodded on tobacco deal: a dozen states support the $206 billion plan to settle lawsuits. Do support groups help with job hunt?
Abstracts: Morgan to help FastShip get funds; the N.Y. firm will seek $1 billion for Phila.-Europe cargo operations. A N.J. management firm is picked
Abstracts: Morgan Wins Headhunter, ProQuip, Atlantic.Net. West & Vaughan Has a Firm Grasp Of Surety System. Fitzgerald Wins Telecom
Abstracts: Mortgage companies
Abstracts: Mothers Work to doff last Episodes. DuPont to buy rest of seed firm. High marketing costs blamed in Maggio sale
Abstracts: Moving forward with Baton Rouge. Baton Rouge interior design firms. Law firms
Abstracts: Moving is music to his ears. Nabisco protesters ride to N.J. for bad news. Only 90 jobs, but they're in steel
Abstracts: Moving purpose. Habla usted espanol? Office talk
Abstracts: MP3.com hit with suit from ex-Beatle's firm. Portland's RedChip.com agrees to a merger deal. ICG's new partner is a top Hong Kong power broker
Abstracts: Mrs. Smith's Picks Ogilvy. $30-40 Mil. Billings Bonus for Levenson & Hill. Temerlin Is Still Enterprising
Abstracts: Much left to resolve regarding Allegeny; the sale of eight hospitals to Tenet Healthcare starts a new chapter for creditors
Abstracts: Multimillionaire janitors: Two who built a cleaning service get partners for a buying spree. Trafficking in mobile ads, hoping customers follow
Abstracts: Murphy believes coke plant in works. Exxon to close Lawrenceville plant. Sony set to fill jobs at TV plant
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