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Abstracts: Retailers brace to battle Sam's Club. Wal-Mart move adds to retailer staffing woes. CAW abandons fight for union at Ontario Wal-Mart
Abstracts: Retailers hike into the wilderness business. Tim Hortons rrrolls up a winner. High-level shakeups hit two hot ad agencies
Abstracts: Retailer swings for golf green in Canada. 'Wal-Mart effect' feeds grocer price wars. As it stretches, Lululemon tries not to bend
Abstracts: Retail sales slow, but outlook good. Retail sales 'much weaker'. Late Easter cuts March retail sales
Abstracts: Retail therapist. Retail therapy. Strictly mallroom
Abstracts: Rethinking Islam. 'I don't think it's playtime'. The power brokers
Abstracts: Rethinking NAFTA: does the trade pact help or hurt U.S. workers? Combating AIDS: are researchers getting closer to a cure?
Abstracts: Rethinking Ritalin. Airline Industry Problems. Childhood Depression
Abstracts: Rethinking school integration: is the era of court-ordered desegregation over? Racial diversity in public schools: the issues
Abstracts: Rethinking the PC: by eliminating the frills, Larry Ellison has designed a $500 computer for the Internet. Happy returns
Abstracts: Retirees cite production practices. Hearings offer chance to vent, but little else. Firestone puts 'best theory' forward
Abstracts: Return of a champion. An Olympic challenge. A costly faceoff
Abstracts: Return of a native. Send in the clones: scientists find a new way to make sheep. The world is watching: is Canada an environmental outlaw?
Abstracts: Return of the king: Arnold Palmer may be golf royalty, but he is also a man of the people. When hoops become hoopla: the NBA gets set to bring its vaunted 'show time' to Vancouver and Toronto
Abstracts: Return of the spenders: the confident Liberals have new money plans. Where times are tougher: why some Europeans envy Canada
Abstracts: Return to sanity: bear market cures dot-com fever. Rate unease knocks techs down again. Bear stalks market
Abstracts: Return to the spotlight: shrugging off a controversy over her personal trades, Veronika Hirsch is back in business
Abstracts: Reuters expands its base. Stock slump puts mergers on the line: Humana deal is called off. Experts divided on small caps
Abstracts: Revenge of the scalpel: the cost of cutbacks may be 500,000 jobs. Local crises
Abstracts: Revenge: Ottawa folds its cards and apologizes to Mulroney. The Mulroney years: a suddenly serene prime minister quits, launching a race for the mantle of power
Abstracts: Revenue growth steps into spotlight as sign of health. Many wonder if rally's sustainable; past months have seen markets rise, only to slide
Abstracts: Revenue told to get out of gambling. ATS shares tumble 28% on lower revenue forecast. Governments seduced by gambling revenue
Abstracts: Reversal of fortune: a trial casts doubt on Saskatchewan's Tories. Flying high: bush pilots ply the risky northern skies
Abstracts: Revisiting the glory days: if Pat Rafter can pull off the Australian Open, we may see a resurgence of his brand of old-style flamboyant tennis
Abstracts: Revival time. Cold comfort. Four in a row: John Howard has history on his side in this election as Australians have long shown a strong antipathy towards changing governments.
Abstracts: Revlon awaits makeover from plunge into red ink. Citigroup starts new discount brokerage online. Your dollar in Europe is now worth...And that's not necessarily bad
Abstracts: Revlon sues supplier over software disabling. Apple may widen sale of operating systems. Microsoft to try new market by acquiring Fox Software
Abstracts: Revving up profits: why car prices are rising faster than inflation. Recycling blues: rising costs threaten a popular program
Abstracts: Rex of the Rock ponders Canada. His best defence. The sex factor
Abstracts: Richard Armitage. Clare Martin. Stanley Roth: US Assistant Secretary of State
Abstracts: Richard Woolcott. Richard Walsh and David Salter: co-editors. Tri and Lanna Tran: restaurateurs
Abstracts: Rich Colleges Receiving Richest Share of U.S. Aid. A Windfall From a Student Loan Program. Legal Loophole Inflates Profits In Student Loans
Abstracts: Rich countries raise farm subsidies. Overseas as a career move. African chiefs praise results of UN summit; final declaration resolves to rid world of dehumanizing conditions of poverty
Abstracts: Richman's crusade. The counterattack. Party of one
Abstracts: Rich packages seen boosting chance of Hancock departures. Executive decision: twice snubbed, E*Trade gets its deal, looks for more
Abstracts: Rich pickings. Present at the creation of an icon. Mitchelton's formula for value
Abstracts: RicoCan REIT expanding to U.S. in joint venture. RioCan walks away from U.S joint venture. Cadillac tower largest to start in a decade
Abstracts: Riding herd on iron horses, with fiber optics; electronic 'eyes' in Omaha watch over trains across the West. Electronic Data ends Continental Air offer
Abstracts: Riding into the multimedia digital age. Of competing buses. An incentive in multimedia software: Apple's abstained, but now there are multimedia standards
Abstracts: Riding the globalisation wave. Captain can-do. Mad maxis
Abstracts: Ridin' the rails. Bayeux beware: homage via tapestry to MCG greats. Dreamhouse come true
Abstracts: Rigas Family To Cede Assets To Adelphia. Bill to Raise Indecency Fines Is Reintroduced. CBS Fined Over Super Bowl Halftime Incident
Abstracts: Righting the left. Read 'em and weep. General indecision
Abstracts: Rights advocates question Bush's approach. Paying the bills. If at first....
Abstracts: Rights for children. Hillary Rodham Clinton's views ... excerpts from her articles on children's rights. Era of retrenchment
Abstracts: Rights issue. Aussie rules' dollar lures. Come back, spinner
Abstracts: Rights issue. Just add water. Keepers of the flame
Abstracts: Rights of passage. Australia at a glance: best press coverage; electronic media monitor; controversy of the week; public pulse: the Wik debate(The Week)(Wik aboriginal land rights; and other brief current events)
Abstracts: Rights revival? At issue: Should marijuana laws be relaxed? Philanthropy in America: Are tougher philanthropy laws needed?
Abstracts: Right to sue HMOs restricted. HMO ruling passes debate back to Congress. High court may act today on Microsoft
Abstracts: Right turn over left feat. Whither the peaceniks? Thus spake the quondam vizier
Abstracts: Right turn to safety. Bottom dollar. Crash course
Abstracts: Rigid rules and budgets. Industry pressure. Consumer safety: scandal and reform
Abstracts: RIM earnings meet expectations. The burden of bloatware. XP fails to boost PC sales
Abstracts: RIM faces loss of U.S. market for Black Berry. RIM faces tough challenger in Visto. RIM faces new U.S. fight over patents
Abstracts: RIM finishes fiscal year strong and outlook 'all very positive'. A regulator in association's clothing
Abstracts: RIM profit plummets as marketing costs jump. RIM revenue triples, stock soars. RIM warns of loss as sales stall
Abstracts: RIM profit plummets as marketing costs jump. RIM's sales nearly triple in first quarter. RIM profit beats analysts' forecasts
Abstracts: RIM profit soars on Pearl sales. RIM profit soars but growth flattens
Abstracts: RIM reaps more BlackBerry users. While user's away, computer's in play. Idle computer power put to work
Abstracts: RIM's behavior prompted higher court award: judge. U.S. appeals court denies RIM's request. RIM says it's willing to cut a cheque
Abstracts: RIM's booming sales spur rivals. Nokia set to launch wireless e-mail device. Nortel romances Chinese rival Huawei
Abstracts: RIM shares ripen up. RIM shares take pounding. Geac soars 21% as loan payment creates optimism
Abstracts: RIM stock price slides on court's patent ruling. Latest loss in patent war renews RIM's fight with NTP. Patent fight weighs on RIM's growth
Abstracts: RIM stock price slides on court's patent ruling. More cuts seen imminent at Bombardier division. ATI stock surges 22% as results beat forecasts
Abstracts: RIM success backfires. Hummingbird soars on earnings forecast. Linux freedom behind Red Hat success
Abstracts: Ringing the changes. Life in the fast lane. Sour note
Abstracts: Ringing up a sale. Across the great divide. Divide and rule
Abstracts: Ringing up a sale. Down to the wire. Now, on to round two
Abstracts: Rio Algom slashes dividend, to triple copper production. Battered gold price soars by $14. Belgian strike threatens sharp rise in zinc price
Abstracts: Rio Alto expands to Argentina, reports profit jump. Roth admits Nortel missed finance signs. Manufacturing numbers question dollar threat
Abstracts: RioCan, CPP team up in $1-billion big-box venture: Partnership plans to invest in one of hottest growth stories in retail sector
Abstracts: RioCan plans shopping centre. RioCan, RealFund REITs win approval for merger. RioCan bids for rival RealFund
Abstracts: RioCan plans shopping centre. TrizecHahn completes debt refinancing. YBM hearing delayed until statements completed
Abstracts: Riopelle in winter. Golden oldies: a Quebec town tries to cash in on its past. Searching for the grave of Champlain
Abstracts: Riptide system aims to beat on-line fraud. Ballard powers ahead with fuel cell. Fuel cell generators on way: Ballard
Abstracts: Rise and shine. Desperate and dateless. Collateral damage
Abstracts: Rise of megachurches: are megachurches too big? Rise of megachurches: big-box approach. Rise of megachurches: recent surge
Abstracts: Rising angst. Virtual realty. Buyers beware
Abstracts: Rising concern. Hawks vs. doves. The prevention approach
Abstracts: Rising dollar may affect next rate decision: Dodge will 'assess the implications'. Dodge forecasts brighter future
Abstracts: Rising dollar may hit insurers, report says. IPO completes Paterson's comeback. Investors set to sue CIBC over Enron settlement
Abstracts: Rising from the ashes. Portrait of America. 1917-1991: a suicide
Abstracts: Rising gas prices spur calls for national boycott. Study: cellphone use isn't highest risk on highway. Data point to Firestone tires made at Illinois factory
Abstracts: Rising media spending keyed to cable TV surge. Net encroaches on TV news. The new look of TV news
Abstracts: Rising oil prices spark hopes for faster sector comeback. Former Gulf Canada head got $5.61-million sendoff in 1998
Abstracts: Rising sun on the Pilbara. Under his spell. A dream start
Abstracts: Rising use of guns. Early intervention. Preventing teen pregnancy: is better sex education the answer?
Abstracts: Risk never sleeps. Consuming passions. Currency crisis
Abstracts: Risks of global deflation rising. Two cheers for democracy. Hell bento
Abstracts: Risky business. Faceoff with death. In search of full-time work
Abstracts: Risky 'premature pour' ad sells beer with sex, humor. Sex appeal slipping back into beer ads. This laugh's for you: beer ads call on comedy
Abstracts: Rite Aid CEO Grass resigns in wake of trouble-filled year. Crude, heating oil prices geyser. 'Golden handcuffs' tie up talented CEOs
Abstracts: Rite Aid sells $1B subsidiary. Aetna to sell financial services, keep health. Over the Internet: Rite Aid buys slice of Drugstore.com
Abstracts: Ritzy Holt's targets the common people. Sears CEO took home bigger salary. Eaton's goes market
Abstracts: Rival bid would lose Coors ties. Petrocan buying U.S. Rockies foothold with Prima acquisition. Central bankers slam exploding U.S. deficit
Abstracts: Rival files antitrust suit against Intel; Advanced Micro opens latest legal skirmish among chip makers. Decision mixed over Intel chip; but Advanced Micro entitled to damages
Abstracts: Rival funds' shares rise in wake of bid. AGF post record quarterly profit. BCE's partnership minor stake keeps its toe in the pool
Abstracts: Rival funds' shares rise in wake of bid. Caisse, AIC bid for fund giant in doubt. Quebec fund titan backs AIC bid
Abstracts: Rival hair-product companies devise campaigns that brush aside the 'bad hair day' image. A magazine intends to grow along with the Internet economy
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