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Abstracts: Generating the fund for inner-city regeneration. Roads and registers will cost developers dearly. Pressures brewing house price boom
Abstracts: Genesis Direct drops first European catalog. Dockers Direct tests Europe book with questionnaire. Carol Wright to drop 3 million books in Germany this year
Abstracts: Genmar drops IPO plans for VEC technology talks. Genmar target is $85M at $11 to $13 per share. Genmar begins IPO process
Abstracts: Genmar Internet sale cleared a lot of inventory. This spring: Genmar-only boat shows. Genmar must pay $2.6M to builder it bought out
Abstracts: Genmar VP gives a customer-service primer. Putting buzz into the boat show. Pre-boat show marketing isn't just for the promoter
Abstracts: Gentle giant. Improved circulation
Abstracts: Geometry lessons. Builder to the stars. Helping hands
Abstracts: Georgian apartments emulate area's single-family homes. 'Above-ground' entry enhances appeal of second-story condominium units
Abstracts: Gerald Stevens files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. F&G couldn't overcome lost sweeps biz. Sam's Club offers ATMs in vendor catalog
Abstracts: Geriatric assessment. The British are coming. The health care police come to call
Abstracts: German companies follow Land's End unconditional guarantee into court. China portals deny persistent merger reports
Abstracts: German Post acquisition of Global Mail to make it world player and US market force. Dutch-British postal alliance moves to block German dominance of postal markets
Abstracts: German Post buying spree nabs YellowStone. PRC oks priority mail flat-rate box test. Global Mail acquires QuickMAIL
Abstracts: German post buys in US and UK; faces problems in Brussels. German post buys more in US, Italy. Razorfish opens third German office
Abstracts: German Post in Fortress Europe alliance. MRM looks to global relationships. Ireland's largest DM firm looks to Europe for growth
Abstracts: German publisher boosts turnover by 11 percent. Dell Germany aims at 50 percent Internet sales by 2000. German mail order companies saddle Internet
Abstracts: Germans break ranks, back country-of-destination law in Internet transactions. QVC, H.O.T. running close race to profitability in Germany
Abstracts: Germans plan to become Europe's largest package deliverer. Pizza Hut serves up free AOL trial in Japan test. Overstock.com: how the "big O" beat the "big X" using goodmail's certifiedmail
Abstracts: Germany's DM boom continues as sales hit new record. German DM sees solid growth. Engage targets top spot in Germany
Abstracts: GET Airfone takes off with Home&Office program. Premier cruises with Fahlgren in $12M deal. Y&R ready for battle to keep Army account
Abstracts: Get customers to pay a premium price. Short copy vs. long in BTB direct mail. Why I don't believe in SEO copy writing
Abstracts: Getko/Welcome Wagon targets home buyers before they move. Mailer touts new Nintendo system. Salesforce uses research to target companies' CRM needs
Abstracts: Get off the treadmill of European harmonisation. Picking and choosing. Time to sort out the confusion over contracts
Abstracts: Get on top. He travels the fastest... Opportunity cost
Abstracts: Get past the politics to the reality of business. Local MPs can serve as a hotline to the top. Classic FM
Abstracts: Get real. Don't break up the BRE, DOE told: ministers may ignore a DOE-employed team's advice to keep the BRE as an independent research body and force sale of the 725-strong establishment to generate cash
Abstracts: Get smart. When the boat comes in. Quarter master: supermodel low-cost homes for sale. (Building Homes)
Abstracts: Getting a foot in the door. Draft manages Iridium debut. Nicholson helps Sony reach end users
Abstracts: Getting a foot in the door. Men's, women's apparel catalogs drop in share. DMA: growth of catalog sales to slow
Abstracts: Getting down to business. The A-Z of getting ahead. Merger mania
Abstracts: Getting innto shape. Flying colours. Peak condition
Abstracts: Getting to know the new face at Balfour Beatty. Contractors should be more like us. Contractors asked to let rivals on site
Abstracts: Getting what you pay for. The direct approach: with skilled workers in a minority and a rush of lottery-funded work predicted, wise contractors should be thinking of employing their own workforce again and giving them a proper training
Abstracts: Getting your own back. Barclays economic forecast. Artisan aims for full listing
Abstracts: Getting your own back. Home of the Braves: the Atlanta Braves baseball team is getting a brand-new home for free. That is, once the Olympic circus has left town and the athletics stadium has been remodelled for baseball
Abstracts: Get well soon. Value added tacks. Conditioned response
Abstracts: Get what you pay for. Spreading the word. Giving what it takes
Abstracts: Get your act together. Bovis' little white book. It's payback time
Abstracts: GiftCertificates.com packages incentive services in new program. Blockbuster to expand online rental program nationwide
Abstracts: GiftCertificates.com uses humor for incentives effort. GiftCertificates.com revamps brand, site. 'Rehab' party promo augments database
Abstracts: 'Gil the Crab' pinches MySpace users to promote cult car. E-mail solidifies hold in Britain. Apple changes core business from computer to mobile, TV
Abstracts: Give lead generation some respect. Tools for creating great guarantees. Bernbach's insight on advertising
Abstracts: Give package inserts their proper respect. DMers embark on Super Bowl blitz. Creating catalogs that count: tips to start
Abstracts: Give splashing law sharper teeth, say builders. Business and life 'must go on' for Scandvik. Vessel repair law proposed in Maryland
Abstracts: Giving 'lookers' a reason to buy now. Developing a real estate presence. Sales training is a process, not an event
Abstracts: Gizzard teams with Analytic Firms. Acura goes mobile. Siebel goes in-house, saves on search
Abstracts: Glass conflict. The rock. Forest's hat trick
Abstracts: Glastron pays tribute to top-selling dealers. Yamaha's IMTEC exhibit called 'visual proof' of commitment. Kawasaki to sell gear on the Web
Abstracts: Glaxo taps TargetBase for CRM solution. Starwood selects Lacek. H&R Block promotes financial services
Abstracts: Global Mail wins round in USPS trademark suit. UAA mail costs USPS $1.5 billion. USPS brakes for 20 billion cards, packages
Abstracts: Global marketing starts with local information. The 6 rules of controlled circulation. Magazines count on nonpaid readers
Abstracts: Global Web penetration up. Net income increases at J. Jill. US Web firms global interest dives
Abstracts: Gloucester House, Sevenoaks. Cost model, nursing homes: the average age of Britain's population is rising. To cope with this demographic shift, new private nursing homes are being built
Abstracts: Gloucester House, Sevenoaks. Open house, Russia. Crowded house
Abstracts: GM plans marketing blitz for new card. PC connection launches business PC line. Star Systems, NYCE launch online debit card systems
Abstracts: GM set to roll out online auto sales initiative. PointCast to try CD-ROM campaign; conversion rates justify initial cost
Abstracts: Go buy the board. US versus the US. The hole world in his hands
Abstracts: Goetz goes green - for conscience, bottom line. No expansion for Block Island's Champlin's. Surfside 3 puts fishing boats in a showroom of their own
Abstracts: Going concern. Glass struggle. Mock rock
Abstracts: Going concern. Of mice and Marne. Flemmish bonds
Abstracts: Going private. Bursting the straitjacket. The feel-better factor
Abstracts: Going through on the nod. Not the end of the world. Going for goal
Abstracts: Going to 'batt' for correct installation. Most frequently cited OSHA standards. Rewarding home builders is illogical
Abstracts: Going to penalties. Law inaction. Privity of contract
Abstracts: Going up. Enric Miralles. Revival instinct
Abstracts: Going with the flow. End in sight for retentions. Responsibility without power
Abstracts: Golf instructional device set for DRTV. Rodrex uses DRTV to lure fishermen. Carbite Golf seeks DRTV hole in one
Abstracts: Gollifer Associates. Dominic Williams. Just what the doctor ordered
Abstracts: Goodbye Brookside, hello Ambridge. As unlike Ballykissangel as you can get. Space craft
Abstracts: Good guidelines: a solid management tool. Fair Housing Means You. Who warns buyers about home defects - and when?
Abstracts: Good house keeping. High society. In 1970 Islington's Marquess Estate was the future of social housing. Now it is being 'eradicated'. Was the architect to blame? Or the housing authority?
Abstracts: Goodmail: Consumers like e-mail postage idea. Do search engines gather too much business data? Spam threatens the e-mail channel
Abstracts: Good news and bad news in Grow Boating numbers. Solid insights on branding from a Philadelphia panel. Make good customer service part of your company's DNA
Abstracts: Google account offers promotions to drive usage. Google's fictitious click's fail to solve click fraud issue. Google analytics program draws top advertisers
Abstracts: Google adds radio ads, after print. Booyah starts auction network for video ads. Google grabs eyeballs with You Tube
Abstracts: Google adds radio ads, after print. NBC calls iVillage buy an advertiser win. J.L. Halsey buys EmaiLabs, eyes more acquisition in industry
Abstracts: Google adds satellite images to map searches. Yahoo fixes most advertiser problems after recent upgrade. Yahoo Search subscriptions puts LexisNexis on lineup
Abstracts: Google and the Federal subpoena. Outsourcing in Canada clashes with Patriot Act. Good, bad in Canadian privacy laws
Abstracts: Google buys Keyhole, teams with BellSouth for local search sales. Overture starts ad program for local search
Abstracts: Google confronts Gmail privacy furor in amended IPO. Google plows forward with $1.7 b IPO. Google hit with trademark objection
Abstracts: Google defends not running anti-Clinton banners. Spam buyers: 'who are these people?' Honesty builds a better business
Abstracts: Google, eBay reach international ad deal. PayPerPost to buy Performing assets. Study: big box stores losing search engine battle
Abstracts: GoogleEs Gmail and the future of E-Mail. Obstacles to a national privacy law. The Real ID Act and privacy: part I
Abstracts: Google formally unveils desktop search feature. Iron post debuts tool to check email, web reputations. Windows Live takes a shot at Google, Yahoo
Abstracts: Google IPO will defy Wall Street's traditional rules. Google IPO could net $3.3B; Ask Jeeves deal extended. Search firms ride Google's IPO wave
Abstracts: Google program lets advertisers pick sites. Yahoo starts free site for small business. Should PayPal fear looming 'Google wallet' service?
Abstracts: Google rips government's subpoena. E-mail is the new black for affiliates. States consider DNC for political calls
Abstracts: Google sees brand-advertising opportunities. Windows Live takes a shot at Google, Yahoo. Google updates personalized search, debuts Google Earth
Abstracts: Google's free analytics draws tepid waters. Google analytics program draws top advertisers. Google launches blog search beta
Abstracts: Google tests image ads in its AdSense network. Spam troubleshooters attract interest. Forbes. com puts advertiser links into news stories
Abstracts: Google trademark policy could yield more suits. Google $90M offers shines light on click fraud. Google mulls options after Geico trademark rulings
Abstracts: Google Unbound: free online books will spur sales. Yankee Magazine shifts list management to Direct Media. Debunking the myth of controlled circulation
Abstracts: Google ups e-mail storage to 2 GB. E-mail endures tough adolescence. Another privacy service bites the dust
Abstracts: Google, Yahoo offer more mobile search opportunities. Search advertisers get second chance. Google's China syndrome
Abstracts: Google, Yahoo settle search patent dispute. Adware advertisers catch legal fire. Judge halts Utah spyware law
Abstracts: Gordon Campbell. Cost model. Roger Milne
Abstracts: Gorton's casts a smaller net to yield a bigger catch. Spike TV kicks off 'Ultimate Fighter' with FHM insert. Yes, it's a whole new Vista for VistaPrint
Abstracts: Gorton's casts catalog as bait for its website. Local woodworkers get national focus. Poster produces positive results for Frank About Women
Abstracts: Go Sailing improves on 1997 showing. Brunswick appealing $133M verdict. OMC results getting better; debt restructuring near
Abstracts: Got it covered? Where do we go from here? Cover you back
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