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Abstracts: An unholy war over schools; a referendum on denominational schools stirs Newfoundlanders. A new gambit: English Canada is cool to Parizeau's unity offer
Abstracts: An unholy war over schools; a referendum on denominational schools stirs Newfoundlanders. part 2 Meeting of the minds
Abstracts: An unlikely underdog: I.B.M. must play catch-up with Microsoft as it begins to ship improved software. I.B.M. offers a new line of machines; the PS/1 is intended for the novice user of home computers
Abstracts: An unpalatable menu for voters. Dazed and confused in far-off Lotusland. The blouse that launched a campaign
Abstracts: An unstoppable marketing force. Suit says Wal-Mart was unfair to women. Wal-Mart closes Web site for remodeling
Abstracts: An urgent call for a lot more fun. Why should television control elections? The time has come for a new breed
Abstracts: Anyone bullish? Surprisingly, yes, but it's not a stampede. Technology stock valuation holds out throw in the towel
Abstracts: Anything goes now in Ontario - or does it? Class warfare and the Harris government. The sign of mean times
Abstracts: Any which way but lose. Digging over history. Hammers, house and horrors
Abstracts: Anzac anxiety. Singapore fling. Casting the internet
Abstracts: Anzac daze: Next year's 90th anniversary of the historic landing will be a monumental affair. The next big thing
Abstracts: Anzac invasion. Crazy like a fox. Lion trainer
Abstracts: AOL and Time Warner face criticism at F.C.C. hearing. F.C.C. approves AOL-Time Warner deal, with conditions. Agreement Reached to Sell Jerusalem Post
Abstracts: AOL deal a familiar strategy for Ted Rogers. Air Canada plans two discound brands. WestJet to offer in-flight satellite TV
Abstracts: AOL deal could have long impact on stocks. Massive salary takes shine out of deal. Insurance tycoon born
Abstracts: AOL deal could help Microsoft in antitrust battle. AOL, Time Warner defend merger. Antitrust cops give merger makers chills
Abstracts: AOL interactive services to be offered in DirecTV. High-speed lines face slow going. Magazine pages to act as Net portals
Abstracts: AOL, Microsoft prepare for Net battle. Microsoft withdraws new security tool. Windows XP fails to spark demand for PCs
Abstracts: AOL nears deal to sell DVD-CD unit; Cinram one of the bidders. Cinram buys stake in U.S. e-distribution firm
Abstracts: AOL pushed by Microsoft. Microsoft shuffles for customers. Billion-dollar donor Bill Gates makes a stand for diversity
Abstracts: AOL settles complaints for $2.6M. AOL pushed by Microsoft. 5 cents now buys an MCI minute
Abstracts: AOL shares rise on report of AT&T bid. Bell Atlantic, GTE dial M for merger. Lucent backs WinStar's fixed-wireless project
Abstracts: AOL's new browser could restack the deck. Judge defends stay on Microsoft curbs. Net giants, superstores teaming up
Abstracts: AOL stock surges on Internet ad deal. Taiwan quake could shake up holiday deliveries. AOL prepares to grab Net users from Europe's phone titans
Abstracts: AOL, Time Warner hit snag. Hurdle for digital TV appears to fall. AOL users' bills to rise 9% to $23.90 a month
Abstracts: AOL, Time Warner may hit DSL speed bump. Nortel to buy Xros for $3.25 billion. Redback Networks to buy start-up
Abstracts: AOL-Time Warner rivals preparing for interactive TV fight. AOL Time warner sticks to its aggressive goals. Music Channels Move Into Video And Messages Meant for You
Abstracts: AOL Time Warner said to be pursuing AT&T's cable unit. Viacom Close To Deciding To Spin Off Blockbuster. Cablevision Makes an Offer For Adelphia
Abstracts: AOL, Time Warner, to defend deals before EC. AOL-Time Warner deal likely to get EC's OK. AOL, Time Warner pledge cable 'open access'
Abstracts: AOL Time Warner to reveal game plan today. Future still cloudy for EMI, Time Warner music venture. Time Warner, EMI look to retune joint venture plan
Abstracts: AOLTV rolls out awaited interactive service in July. Instant messaging ignites turf war. Start-up pitches free high-speed Net access
Abstracts: A one-country view. All over but the chalk. Populism to pomp; 'Ed, baby' moves into Rideau Hall
Abstracts: A one-man industry of the loony right. How Bill Clinton learned his lessons. Watch out for George Bush's next bold step
Abstracts: A painful legacy: the Edper group struggles to simplify itself. Back to the future: BCE searches the globe for growth
Abstracts: A painful legacy: the Edper group struggles to simplify itself. part 2 Anatomy of a shaken empire: investors are questioning Edper's ability to thrive in a new economic order
Abstracts: A palace of rock. A melodic sundae. Crash Test smarties
Abstracts: A palace revolution. The legacy of Watergate: the scandal lingers in public life, 25 years later. 'Elizabeth R:' the Queen celebrates 40 years on the throne
Abstracts: A parade of new portables, with new engines under the hood: the machines are more expensive, but pack more power and longer battery life
Abstracts: Apartheid: can the truth set a nation free? Emergency measures: Canadian's directors bail out of an ailing airline
Abstracts: A parting of ways. The princess rattles the royals. Divorce, Chuck-and-Di style
Abstracts: Apartment block. A view to a killing. Security seeking device
Abstracts: A Parvancorina-like arthropod from the Cambrian of South China. A new fossil bird from the Early Cretaceous of Gansu Province, northwestern China
Abstracts: A pen for thoughts. The microchip magicians. Better tidings: retailers are predicting that this holiday season will be more rewarding than last year's
Abstracts: A pen mightier than a password: computers that can recognize a signature are coming to market. Windows Me, Microsoft's latest, is a less than millennial upgrade
Abstracts: A people's choice. Decision time for Mulroney. Preparing the endgame
Abstracts: A perfect Penn. Dog day afternoons. Crim pickings
Abstracts: A physician's prescription for good company health. KPMG Canada shuns global partner. Google not interested in a Chinese partner
Abstracts: A picture of our times. The unwelcome mat. Last fling of the dice
Abstracts: A piece of the action. Northern blights. Middle brow now
Abstracts: A pill to die for. Swimming's new charge. Wayne's whirl
Abstracts: A pioneer is out on a limb again; Carver Mead's faith in microchips proved out. Is he right about neural networks?
Abstracts: A pipeline full of trouble. God is alive: despite common assumptions about the decline of religion, most Canadians are committed Christians
Abstracts: A plan under attack; did we start the war with enough force? Dropping the bomb
Abstracts: A plea for Canada. Taking the pulse. Measuring success
Abstracts: Apocalypse when. The nimble bull market. The beast is back
Abstracts: A pointed Nobel: two East Timor activists share the Peace Prize. Emasculated mission to the East
Abstracts: A political battle of the sexes; women candidates are challenging men's control of Congress. On the edge of reality: an innovator invents a new world
Abstracts: A political two-step: redrawing the school board map in Quebec. Puberty blues: an author scans a new generation
Abstracts: A Politics for Generation X. The year of talking radically. If the GDP is up why is America down?
Abstracts: A popular port for computers users; don't get comfortable with U.S.B. technology, there are new and faster port connections just around the corner
Abstracts: A Possible Case Of Fudging Profit To Match Desires. Audit Board Delays Rule On Options As Expenses. 4 European Nations Object To Bank Accounting Shift
Abstracts: A Possible Case Of Fudging Profit To Match Desires. The Latest in a String of Setbacks for KPMG. Odd Man Out In U.S. Inquiry Into Fannie Mae
Abstracts: A post-deficit agenda: the public wants action on the tough issues: youth unemployment, the future of work. The new Canada
Abstracts: A post-election crisis, no matter who wins. Achieving virtue through stinginess. How about a Senate full of celebrities?
Abstracts: Apotex loses appeal in patent-law fight with Bayer. Planner maps out systems for cities. Weston to bolster existing operations
Abstracts: A power will guide you - if you let it. There had to be more to life. Growing up is moving past the hurts
Abstracts: Appeals Court Rules Investors Can't Sue Seller of Tax Shelter. Polaroid make a digital leap, but is it enough?
Abstracts: Appeals court voids order for breaking up Microsoft but finds it abused power; unanimous ruling; sharp rebuke is leveled at judge in charge of the orginal case. (Thomas Penfield Jackson)
Abstracts: Apple breaks the mold; long-awaited operating system new from ground up. New encryption strategy: typing rhythm
Abstracts: Apple broadens attack in copyright lawsuit. Apple case ruling favors Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard. Most of Xerox's suit against Apple barred
Abstracts: Apple by Apple. A circus is on its way to the stores: Tandy adds music, lights and animation, but when will the software be ready?
Abstracts: Apple by Apple. Reports with sound effects and video: Apple Quicktime takes desktop publishing into a new dimension
Abstracts: Apple Computer, faltering, strives to refocus. Digital plans new effort in PC market. Businessland to carry NCR line
Abstracts: Apple Computer's next ally may be Sony. Sony, Apple negotiating laptop deal. Japan acts on Apple and Canon; Fair Trade agency checks sales tactics
Abstracts: Apple cutting its worldwide labor force by 16%. It's batten-down, button-down time at Apple. Overhaul at Unisys to cut jobs; move seen as blow to I.B.M. challenge; slowdown is cited
Abstracts: Apple faces challenge to its role as innovator. Executives of Apple and I.B.M. discuss a new tie. Becoming Washington's policy wonk on technology
Abstracts: Apple faces challenge to its role as innovator. Prices cut, models added in I.B.M.'s new PC push. I.B.M. set to re-enter PC market; new low-end line due out next week
Abstracts: Apple find a new arena for its fight with Microsoft. Apple Computer to reduce staff 10%, cutting 1,560 jobs. Mainframes aren't museum pieces
Abstracts: Apple gives a blueprint for future; few specifics released on new products, but openness is unusual. Apple risks profits on new line
Abstracts: Apple-I.B.M. pact is said to be near. A.T.& T. contract is blocked. Racing Its Rivals, I.B.M. Risks Tripping Itself Up
Abstracts: Apple-I.B.M. pact is said to be near. Technology links will be discussed by Apple and IBM: wide impact is possible: talks today by rivals reflect far-reaching changes in computer industry
Abstracts: Apple-I.B.M. venture, with new leaders, searches for a soul. In search of a meaningful relationship with computers; in talking to a PC, sign language helps
Abstracts: Apple introduces what it calls an easier to use portable music player. Agreement is a first step for licensing online music
Abstracts: Apple Mini Mac causes maximum buzz. Comdex Canada shelved for 2003. U.S. military puts faith in Calgary hacker
Abstracts: Apple promotes European unit chief in realignment. Apple official says he will leave. Apple Computer loses one of its pioneers
Abstracts: Apple promotes European unit chief in realignment. Top posts at Momenta to ex-Apple official. IBM Japan names new president; reorganization of unit mirrors U.S. strategy
Abstracts: Apple raises curtain on movies service. ATI finds a friend in AMD. HBC enlists IBM to help dress up its on-line shopping
Abstracts: Apple ready to introduce delayed Macintosh system. A new Macintosh family for your home. Apple to introduce much faster Macintosh model today
Abstracts: Apple returns to profitability on strength of new portable PC. Odyssey of hacker: from outlaw to consultant
Abstracts: Apple risks profits on new line. Semiconductor outlook is mixed. Technology stocks sink as profits dip
Abstracts: Apple's chief sees future in electronics: 'multimedia' machines are due out this year. Adobe set to disclose technology; typeface data to be shared after Apple and Microsoft move
Abstracts: Apple set to offer new line. Apple to introduce much faster Macintosh model today. Portable and desktop units to be introduced by Apple
Abstracts: Apple shows products for its Macintosh line. Small company in effort to clone an Apple computer. Apple set to offer new line
Abstracts: Apple's iPhone shakes rivals to the core. Housing starts soar in quarter. Firm restricts cellphone use while driving
Abstracts: Apple's new vision for notebooks. Power in a small box. Notable notebooks, now in vogue
Abstracts: Apple's Next Test: Get Developers to Write Programs for Intel Chips. Gateway and AOL bypass industry stalwarts on components
Abstracts: Apple's stock advances despite drop in earnings. Apple says its profits will drop; shares plunge 10.6% after new forecast
Abstracts: Apple stems losses with Imac. AlphaNet warrant offering raises $21.4-million. Katrina no big boost for Nova
Abstracts: Apple testimony engages judge. Apple note supports claim that Microsoft made threats. Mobile commerce snags on disinterest, clumsy navigation
Abstracts: Apple tops analysts' lowered forecasts; but it cautions that holiday sales may not meet expectations. Apple warns it will record quarterly loss
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