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Abstracts: S.E.C. Plan Would Force Fund Boards To Change. F.C.C. Approves Internet Access On Power Lines. Look Who Is Making The Most
Abstracts: Secrecy for all, as encryption goes to market; code makers venture into the new economy with programs offering various degrees of online privacy and anonymity
Abstracts: Secrecy Stripped From Oregon Utility Sale. Oregon Regulators Reject Utility's Sale To Buyout Firm. Corporate social responsibility: environmentalists shape $45 billion energy deal
Abstracts: Secretaries with secrets: Bonn's borderline cases. Rehabilitating the Mata Hari legend: party girl or spy? A dreamer whose time caught up
Abstracts: Secret Diplomacy Won Libyan Pledge on Arms. RUMSFELD ISSUES A SHARP REBUKE TO CHINA ON ARMS. Challenging Rest of the World With a New Order
Abstracts: Secrets and lives: truth may always be the first casualty of war but there are military advantages in avoiding official censorship, argues Adrian D'hage, retired chief of defence public relations
Abstracts: Secrets and lives: truth may always be the first casualty of war but there are military advantages in avoiding official censorship, argues Adrian D'hage, retired chief of defence public relations. part 2
Abstracts: Secret Service: school shooters defy 'profiling'. Coca-Cola rethinks school contracts. PTA getting lectured about Office Depot deal
Abstracts: Secrets from the caves: ancient scrolls reveal Biblical history. History on fire
Abstracts: Secrets from the caves: ancient scrolls reveal Biblical history. part 2 Long-range outlook: Environment Canada tries 90-day forecasts
Abstracts: Secret's men's business. Killing time. When nature comes killing
Abstracts: Secrets of a natural beauty. Hair: the long and short of it. 17 ways to pamper yourself ... (and the man in your life)
Abstracts: Secrets of coming second. Power plays: How humble Howard beat L-plate Latham. Three-card trick: power plays
Abstracts: Secrets of teh cave's art. How planets are born. 'N sync and a whopper
Abstracts: Secrets of the brain. China syndrome: critics flail a $4-billion nuclear deal. 'Opening a window': genes may play a role in homosexuality
Abstracts: S.E.C. Staff Recommends Tighter Limits Of Hedge Funds. Government and Internet ad group reach an agreement on data gleaned from Web surfers
Abstracts: S.E.C. Steps In as Fines Are Planned on 5 Firms. Schwab Discloses Suspect Fund Trades. S.E.C. Warns It May Act On Ex-Officer Of Citigroup
Abstracts: SEC suit slams Black for abusing power at Hollinger. Analysis raises questions about his income, expenses. G7 targets global economy
Abstracts: SEC tells funds to report after-tax results. Low-profile Margolies masters market. Janus to spin off into holding company
Abstracts: Securing the lines of a wired nation; with the threat of cyberterror no longer abstract, a chain of potential disruptions gets new scrutiny
Abstracts: Securities industry posts improved 4th-quarter results. Transcontinental posts 10% profit rise, boosts dividend
Abstracts: Security. Fast forward. Big dippers: amusement park profitability can go up and down like a roller coaster. It's an industry in which constant change may be the only key to a long ride, writes Angus Kidman
Abstracts: Security of tenure. Textiles given a new spin. Low-paid window dressing
Abstracts: Security Post Would Put Kerik Atop Field That Enriched Him. 7-Eleven Beats a Path to the Big Cities. For Kerik, a Blunt New Yorker, A Complex Washington Task
Abstracts: S.E.C. Wants A Monitor To Examine A.I.G.'s Books. Fannie's Fans Must Be In Denial. S.E.C. Inquiry To Encompass 401(k) Plans
Abstracts: S.E.C. Warns Amex Leaders It May File Civil Charges. Still Looking, A.I.G. Finds More Flaws In Its Books. State Dept. Relaxes Visa Rules for Some Scientists and Students
Abstracts: Seeds of conflict. Making unemployment work. Chain of demand
Abstracts: Seeds of resistance. The bomb & Mr Blair. Monkey business
Abstracts: Seeing is disbelieving. Let's be frank. No God in the detail
Abstracts: Seeing the skull beneath the skin, on the skin. To aid the blind, A.T.M. maker gives its machines a voice. Like the grocery but hate the lines? Help is on the way
Abstracts: Seeking a cheaper car? Cross the border. Canadian car sales take the fast lane in 2006. Toyota Canada going all out to put the brakes on union bid
Abstracts: Seeking to use more of the radio spectrum: the scale extends beyond 90, but most users are crowded below 5. The race to develop the pocket telephone
Abstracts: See you later, alligator. Darwin states its case. Yellowcake millionaires
Abstracts: Sega links with Sony to make CD video games. Multimedia unit by Sony is portable; 2-pound device plays audio and video disks
Abstracts: Sega's new virtual pet in dogfight with Sony. Study says Globe still No. 1 national paper. Sega tackles on-line gambling
Abstracts: Sega to use Hitachi chip in video game machine. Toshiba and Samsung in deal on 'flash' chips. I.B.M. chip is licensed to Micron
Abstracts: Seidler's Viennese vision. Condemned by a commendation. Work of heart
Abstracts: Seized tapes show brokers flouting stock laws. RBC back on prowl in U.S following probes. Blackstone eyes TELUS to join in BCE bid
Abstracts: Seize the pay. Rank reform. Crook land
Abstracts: Seize the pay. When small is bountiful. When talk is dear
Abstracts: Self-care management and risk factors for depressive symptoms among Taiwanese institutionalized older persons
Abstracts: Self interest. Switch time. State of maturity
Abstracts: Self-made man. No love lost. The kid's a player
Abstracts: Self-serve at the checkout lane; bar code scanning in its ultimate test. Test approved for curbing a type of program trading
Abstracts: Selling 10 million names for $1,600. CIBC affiliate pays to settle allegations over bogus stock scheme. IDA bans former Scotia star for life
Abstracts: Selling a deal: Ottawa claims victory after a continental trade compromise. Going for broke
Abstracts: Selling CN and Petrocan. Hopes on the rise; despite the political turmoil, many companies are thriving. The last resort: credit-starved business owners are forcing banks to hear their complaints
Abstracts: Selling information services is hard test for 'Baby Bells.' (regional Bell telephone companies) Telephone technology questioned after failures
Abstracts: Selling information services is hard test for 'Baby Bells.' (regional Bell telephone companies) part 2 New phone lines for data planned by small company
Abstracts: Selling points. Art de triomphe. Death on the wing
Abstracts: Selling sacrifice: Bill Clinton hits the road to ask Americans to share the burden of tax hikes. Deadly reckonings
Abstracts: Selling software the hard way; Computer Associates has become the biggest independent company in the market by gobbling up the competition. But some of the acquired customers are nervous about C.A.'s roller-coaster stock price and family-style management of the Brothers Wang
Abstracts: Selling software the hard way; Computer Associates has become the biggest independent company in the market by gobbling up the competition. But some of the acquired customers are nervous about C.A.'s roller-coaster stock price and family-style management of the Brothers Wang. part 2
Abstracts: Selling the music: for beleaguered orchestras, marketing is key. Betting it all
Abstracts: Selloff hits Compaq on profit news; quarter of value lost on gloomy outlook; computer issues sag. Compaq posts a $49.4 million profit
Abstracts: Sematech starts to make progress; but overall mission is unaccomplished. Semiconductor panel backs added Sematech financing
Abstracts: Sematech today: cash dispenser. More losses at Texas Instruments. Pentium chips to debut in computer products
Abstracts: SemBioSys nets loans to market technology. New Economy going on buying spree to load up on technology. Xantrex pulls off investing coup
Abstracts: Senate bans most Internet gambling. 2 deals today could make it easier to get music on line. Recording industry's new spin: 'we're past' on-line piracy fears
Abstracts: Senate OKs credit union expansion bill. Citygroup buys Sears' credit card business. Oil companies hope to cut costs, gain clout
Abstracts: Senate Panel Approves Special Tax On Oil Profits. FED'S CHIEF GIVES CONSUMPTION TAX CAUTIOUS BACKING. 2 Shipbuilders Get Big Breaks In New Tax Bill
Abstracts: Senate Passes A Bill to Cover Pension Plans. Deficit Soars At Agency That Insures Pension Plans. New Tug of War Over Excess Pension Cash
Abstracts: Senate plan to sell radio frequencies. A hot technology stock gets hotter after a court ruling. Congress restricts robot phone dialers
Abstracts: Senate supports expanded role for 'Baby Bells.' (regional Bell companies to be allowed to manufacture equipment)
Abstracts: Senators: airlines risk consumer regulations. Airlines seek OK to discuss schedules. Airlines have teamed, but services remain the same
Abstracts: Senators Lobby S.E.C. Chief To Delay New Options Rule. Green Tinge Is Attracting Seed Money To Ventures. Google Is One For the Books, Leaving Some With Regrets
Abstracts: Senators Lobby S.E.C. Chief To Delay New Options Rule. S.E.C. to Reveal Overhaul Plan For Markets. China Floats Free From the Dollar
Abstracts: Senator? Terrorist? A Watch List Stops Kennedy at Airport. Bipartisan Bill Offered on 9/11 Panel's Proposals. Report Urges Big Changes For the U.N
Abstracts: Send in the clowns. Kids, clothes and conformity: teens fashion their back-to-schools looks. The power of 'cowabunga': does TV violence influence behavior?
Abstracts: Sense and accessibility. Byron bays the blues. Value-added profit
Abstracts: Sentry CEO bids for family firm. Confusion dogs foreign content change. Management strikes Superior deal
Abstracts: Separatist kickoff: the yes forces face an uphill battle. A separatist pact: can a new Quebec alliance sell its dream?
Abstracts: September strike looms at Air Canada. Truckers driving a hard road. Housing market remains strong
Abstracts: Serena's next game. Steady hands. Jack on Jack: His next chapter
Abstracts: Serial contempt. Johnny on the hotspot. When push comes to shove
Abstracts: Serviced entrance. Rise and shine. Going with the flow
Abstracts: Serving no chip before its time. LSI Logic expects $100 million loss. A.T.&T. making comeback in chips
Abstracts: Serving workers on the road with data to go. 15 cellular companies in U.S.-Canada alliance. Auctions urged for airwaves; White House wants bidding on licenses
Abstracts: Setback for Prosecutors in Martha Stewart Trial. Divorced Parents Move, and Custody Gets Trickier. Working Women Dominate the Jury For Stewart's Trial
Abstracts: Setback laws. Coastal management. Development pressures
Abstracts: Setback: NAFTA at risk. Referendum jitters. Opening the bank
Abstracts: Setting Environmental Priorities. Did evolution make males better at math? Are businesses better equipped than governments to address 21st-century environmental challenges?
Abstracts: Settlement for Nynex and F.C.C.; company may face tougher time now in New York's case. U.S. accuses 2 Nynex companies of overcharging and fines them
Abstracts: Settlement gets lawsuit canceled. Gun sales soaring at year's end. Tobacco lawsuit could die
Abstracts: Settlement gets lawsuit canceled. Nike sued over Woods-endorsed golf balls. Feds may have tried to bend law for gene map
Abstracts: Settling out of court: alternative dispute resolution. At issue: should the statute of limitations be extended to allow adults who were child incest victims their day in court?
Abstracts: Settling the accounts. Black market nukes. Powell in the middle
Abstracts: Several agencies are busy trying a variety of methods to reflect the world after Sept. 11. Agencies and clients offer guidelines for the consultants who help them meet one another
Abstracts: Several rough years are seen for semiconductor industry. Intel develops a new ay to produce silicon chips. Debugging microchips at light speed
Abstracts: Severing the French connection. An Ottawa book that will raise eyebrows. Smelling flowers in the slow lane
Abstracts: Sew cool. Reigning cats and dogs. Unnatural selection
Abstracts: Sewing their eyelids together. For better or for worse. On Her Majesty's secret lip service
Abstracts: Sex and chickens: diversions dominate in the election campaign. Back to the 'madness.' (Irish Republican Army resumes bombing campaign in London, England)
Abstracts: Sex and love: The new world. The fine art of letting go. A writer who beat the odds: Hillenbrand battled chronic fatigue to pen a best seller
Abstracts: Sex and the modern athlete: for many, romance is the game behind the Games. Getting it all together: person-to-person sportsmanship shows the Olympics at their best
Abstracts: Sex, bets and bikers. A new Olympics mess. A stain on Mr. Clean
Abstracts: Sex-education programs that work - and some that don't. Manmade hearts that work. The brain reveals its powers
Abstracts: Sex in the city. The new diggers. The winning ticket
Abstracts: Sex, lies and the president: Clinton faces new woes over an embarrassing lawsuit. Questions of ethics: Gingrich and Clinton are both tainted by scandal
Abstracts: Sex, ties and bias: a new study says women business owners are adept at playing the Old Boys network. Mass-market mobility
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