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Abstracts: Who said there's no such thing as a free lunch? Male order. What do I Wanadoo?
Abstracts: Who's doing what? Uses for brokers. Investors sleep tight
Abstracts: Whose line is it anyway? Choosing a Pep. Star performers
Abstracts: Whose loss is it? Foul forecasts. Not liable
Abstracts: Whose tissue is it anyway? Developing an intellectual property portfolio for the academic or not-for-profit institution
Abstracts: Who's flush in the FTSE. After the gold rush. Not so tough at the top
Abstracts: Who should be the beneficiary of your qualified retirement plan benefits? Retirement plan reform: the aftermath of the Small Business Job Protection Act of 1996
Abstracts: Who's regulating what? What the customer wants: advances in database technology are enabling banks to measure customer value at the root, one account at a time
Abstracts: Who's who on the Council. The new president: Ian Tegner
Abstracts: Who's your neighbor? New computational approaches for functional genomics? Large-scale functional analysis using peptide or protein arrays
Abstracts: Who took part? Broker of the year. The stuff of champions
Abstracts: Who wants US GAAP? If it isn't useful, get rid of it. Small companies need different standards
Abstracts: Who will foot the 11 billion pounds sterling pensions bill? Steer clear of the life insurers' hall of fame. Large lets multi-tied genie loose
Abstracts: Who won - the hare or the tortoise? All the presidents: men. Evolution of the ICAEW
Abstracts: Why a budget surplus is bad news. UK equities: loud and clear. Buoyed up
Abstracts: Why are bank profits so persistent? The roles of product market competition, informational opacity, and regional/macroeconomic shocks
Abstracts: Why are capital market actors ambivalent to information about certain indicators on intellectual capital? Intellectual capital and the capital market: the circulability of intellectual capital
Abstracts: Why are some banks more profitable than others? Equity financing by banks in the Italian market: the 1980-1984 experience and new trends
Abstracts: Why are some mutual funds closed to new investors? Investor monitoring and differences in mutual fund performance
Abstracts: Why are we here? Inspired and humbled. Fighting talk
Abstracts: Why Boeing tapped its defense head as CFO. Best of class. The challenge of checkers
Abstracts: Why breaking up isn't always easy. Continental shift. Reversals of fortune
Abstracts: Why can't we build quality software? Commanding NATO operations from the sea. Response is assured
Abstracts: Why dailies will be extinct. Classifieds face a double threat. Classifieds: what the loss means to us
Abstracts: Why delay may be deadly for EMU. Sterling's double surprises. Caught in the crossfire
Abstracts: Why did high collapse?. Cause and effect. The Other Virgin
Abstracts: Why do audits fail? Evidence from Lincoln Savings and Loan. The contribution on internal audit as a determinant of external audit fees and factors influencing this contribution
Abstracts: Why do bidders do badly out of mergers? Some UK evidence. Game theory and the auditor's penalty regime. The auditor's going concern decision: some UK evidence concerning independence and competence
Abstracts: Why do executives serve as non-executives? Pre - Cadbury evidence from UK non-financial companies. The impact of foreign board membership on the firm value
Abstracts: Why do firms differ, and how does it matter? A resource-based analysis of global competition: the case of the bearings industry
Abstracts: Why do firms use incentives that have no incentive effects? Shareholder activism by institutional investors: evidence from CalPERS
Abstracts: Why do managers diversify their firms? Agency reconsidered. Performance incentives within firms: the effect of managerial responsibility
Abstracts: Why do managers explain earnings forecasts?. Why do managers voluntarily issue cash flow forecasts? Discussion of why do managers voluntarily issue cash flow forecasts?
Abstracts: Why do markets move together? An investigation of U.S-Japan stock return comovements. Characteristics of risk and return in risk arbitrage
Abstracts: Why don't some people complain? A cognitive-emotive process model of consumer complaint behavior. The reconciliation of humanism and positivism in the practice of consumer research: a view from the trenches
Abstracts: Why don't they use factoring? Business skills and how to master them. A realistic approach to risk-taking
Abstracts: Why don't they use factoring? The success factor. Factoring: a catalyst for growth and profits
Abstracts: Why do software projects fail? Experience of software measurement programmes and application of the ami method within GEC
Abstracts: Why double top spells danger. Beware heads and shoulders. Head and shoulders above the rest
Abstracts: Why do we smile? On the determinants of the implied volatility function. The day-of-the-week effect: the international evidence
Abstracts: Why efficiency alone might not be enough. Every which way but loose. Technical study
Abstracts: Why efficiency does not always equal profitability. Analyst following and count-data econometrics. An empirical analysis of continuing improvements following the implementation of a performance-based compensation plan
Abstracts: Why emerging markets are still risky. Building a launch pad. Carnival time?
Abstracts: Why firms use convertibles: a further test of the sequential-financing hypothesis. Are convertible bonds underpriced? An analysis of the French market
Abstracts: Why Firms Use Currency Derivatives. Financial development, property rights, and growth. Outside equity
Abstracts: Why Footsie is not at 9000. The Footsie can rise, but the ride won't be smooth. The Footsie's quiet divorce
Abstracts: Why Footsie isn't listening. UK equities: a tough year. Phone fun
Abstracts: Why gilt investors can afford to smile at market panic. Exceptional economics are attractive. Has the stock market risen too far?
Abstracts: Why gilts have run out of excuses. Gilts market bulls escape the cull. UK gilts: high spirits
Abstracts: Why GM lets George do it. How ethical is ethical? Brand report 68: new cars
Abstracts: Why GM Lets George Do It. Newspapers Byte on SAU Program. The Future...without the Shock
Abstracts: Why great gloom may mean great gain. Japan. A buying panic
Abstracts: Why hang on to losers? Divestitures and takeovers. The method of payment in corporate acquisitions, investment opportunities, and management ownership
Abstracts: Why investors should learn to love Labour. Carry on worrying. Juggling with the Blair factor
Abstracts: Why investors should mind the gap. Breaking the link between the dollar and shares
Abstracts: Why invoice finance matters. Keeping R&D alive. Cutting the umbilical cord
Abstracts: Why is UK unemployment rising? Pulp fiction. Another great British empire
Abstracts: Why I went to a bankrupt company. DuPont tries a buyback. Running an antiquated company
Abstracts: Why landlords are good for us. For the public good. Good news for the workers...
Abstracts: Why long-termists should beware. Joys of the triangle. Wall Street's profit puzzle: Whether Wall Street's high valuations are sustainable depends upon how slowly profit rates will fall back to normal
Abstracts: Why Management Sees No Merit in CCA Changeover. When the laws of the jungle apply. Accounting for tangible fixed assets
Abstracts: Why media relations matter. What's fueling the biotech engine? The emerging nanomedicine landscape
Abstracts: Why members stay in or leave an R&D consortium: performance and conditions of membership as determinants of continuity
Abstracts: Why Most Sales Training Doesn't Work...and What You Can Do About It. Brazil's sales down 22% in 1999
Abstracts: Why recession isn't a problem. Get ready for the recession of 1998. Recession fears overplayed
Abstracts: Why response rates are declining. How to succeed with a focus group. Affinity is a valuable but little-used tool
Abstracts: Why restructuring adds value: leveraging to a bigger carrot. Why restructuring adds value: tax benefits of leverage
Abstracts: Why restructuring adds value: when subtracting is a goal. Earnings management by acquiring firms in stock for stock mergers
Abstracts: Why sales automation software systems fail. Day-Timer planner beats out Franklin for best site overall. How to sell your Web site to a reluctant boss
Abstracts: Whys and wherefores of the windfall tax. Gordon's big day. On whom the apples hit
Abstracts: Why Scrooge was right to be so tight. In a perfect world.... Anticipated euro rise greeted with mixed blessings
Abstracts: Why second-line need not mean secind-rate. UK stock market: upside potential. Stock market turmoil need not be terrifying
Abstracts: Why shared meanings have no place in structuration theory: a reply to Scapens and Macintosh. Exotic BSE theory from NZ
Abstracts: Why should managers be thinking about technology policy? Answering Machines Worth Listening to. Active Listening for Managers
Abstracts: Why silence is not an option. Biotech patents and the inequitable conduct doctrine. Korean biotechs seize opportunity to list on public markets
Abstracts: Why small is beautiful - sometimes. The looming return of cash calls. UK general industrials
Abstracts: Why spurning food biotech has become a liability. FDA's cloning report bypasses ethics, exposes European dilemma
Abstracts: Why SSAP 21 Is Not the Answer. The confusing case of SSAP 12 (revised). SSAP 22 (revised) accounting for goodwill (issued December 1984, revised July 1989)
Abstracts: Why the bears are licking their lips. Index shake-up winners. Back to the future
Abstracts: Why the big four have lost the plot. Firm friends? No news is good news
Abstracts: Why the Bottom Line Isn't: How to Build Value Through People and Organization. Shaping the Future: A Dynamic Process for Creating and Achieving Your Company's Strategic Vision
Abstracts: Why the Canadian way may be looking better and better. Size does matter when trying to get your fair share: with investors and ratings agencies, midsize companies often find themselves overshadowed by dominant multinationals in their industry
Abstracts: Why the Footsie is still cheap. Why Footsie may still be cheap. Still attractive
Abstracts: Why the Footsie should mind the gap. Pre-millennial tension for the Footsie. Earnings risks
Abstracts: Why the French get away with it. The computer will see you now. Brain food?
Abstracts: Why the inflation bulls may be half right. Wall Street: rate cut relief. US: best of the big
Abstracts: Why the marriage penalty in federal income tax continues to increase. Marriage tax penalty relief: too little or too much?
Abstracts: Why the pound may continue to surprise. On the line. Heading for a fall?
Abstracts: Why the real US savings rates belie official statistics. Gloom waiting above 6000: The volatile world of traded options is explained with money-making strategies
Abstracts: Why there is value in value. Why valuations are no problem. A top pattern
Abstracts: Why there's little cheer in the Beer. The message from the gilt market. UK markets: a harder year
Abstracts: Why too much money can spell trouble. Low ratings outshine interest rate fears. Margins come under pressure
Abstracts: Why we can hold our heads high again. Markets after the election. Full order books may be deceptive
Abstracts: Wickes. Newman Tonks. Contracts build recovery framework
Abstracts: Wide limits on reinvesting disaster insurance proceeds. IRS explains limits on educational assistance. Exempt religous organizations have strict limits
Abstracts: Widening horizons of a continental offensive. Funds find it hard to digest APB's new course. Stopping the boardroom buck
Abstracts: Widening the GAAP. Merger accounting. A remarkable performance
Abstracts: Wide Open Performance Enhanced Formula Energy Drink. Caraluna Liquer. President's Choice Blue Menu Orange Delight Cocktail
Abstracts: Wide Open Performance Enhanced Formula Energy Drink. Stacker 2 Brazilian Guarana XXX Extreme Energy Drink. Cowboy Energy Energy Drink
Abstracts: Wide-open spaces: windows publishing gold rush intensifies. Silicon Graphics forgoes president's coattails. Info tech media types band together
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