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Abstracts: Visteon to shut Ontario plant; 1,200 to lose jobs at auto parts factory. (Visteon Automotive Systems). Recall affects 94, 000 Fords in Canada
Abstracts: Visto hits Microsoft with lawsuit over wireless e-mail services. Microsoft breakup closer to becoming reality
Abstracts: Visual attraction. Generation gap. The cable guy
Abstracts: Vital signs. Mark Bagshaw. George Anderson
Abstracts: Vivendi finalizes deal for USA Networks assets. Bronfmans win in Seagram deal. Seagrams consider buying another round
Abstracts: Vivendi, GE's NBC set to unveil tie-up. Film giants Disney, Pixar talk marriage. Hollywood's Bergstein buys Canada's ThinkFilm
Abstracts: Vivendi Said To Now Favor An NBC Deal. MarketWatch, Web News Site, Is Up for Sale. Vivendi Seems Unusually Willing To Do a Deal With a Handshake
Abstracts: Vivendi, Seagram, CanalPlus seal deal; investors uneasy. Some find Seagram CEO's strategy hard to pinpoint. Where will media's new king take us?
Abstracts: Vivendi Seems Unusually Willing To Do a Deal With a Handshake. The MGM Approach: Pay Me First, Sign the Deal Later
Abstracts: Vodafone bids for AT&T wireless. Telus merges wireless unit with wireline. BCI venture buys Brazilian wireless firms
Abstracts: Vodafone likely to bid $127B for rival today. DoCoMo closes in on $9B AT&T wireless deal. Vodafone, Mannesmann to team
Abstracts: Voice portal frees users from gadgets. Dot-com workers boomerang back to bricks. Webbys go on despite dot-bomb threat
Abstracts: Voices of Canada: how the poll was conducted. XV Canada Games. 1945: Canada comes of age
Abstracts: VoiceStream CEO insists merger deal is still a go. AT&T to sell 16% of wireless unit for $9.8 billion. Deutsche Telekom's interest in VoiceStream has skeptics
Abstracts: VoiceStream to buy PowerTel. Motorola May Lose Sales If Nextel and Sprint Merge. 2 Offers Made For Phone Unit Of Italian Utility
Abstracts: Voisey's Bay at last getting off the ground. Merger activity heats up as Yamana bids for Viceroy. Recent slide fails to squelch gold bugs
Abstracts: Volunteer - it can enrich your life. Isn't it time to clean up Medicare? The system loses billions of taxpayers' dollars each year to fraud and abuse
Abstracts: Volunteers under scrutiny. Strong medicine. Helping hands
Abstracts: Volunteer - you'll feel much better. 10 things you can do to make our schools better. You can be a better speller
Abstracts: Volvo to close Halifax plant. Magna in discussions to build complete vehicles in N. America. CAW president issues threat to GM
Abstracts: VOTE DRIVES GAIN AVID ATTENTION OF YOUTH IN '04. Black Coaches In N.B.A. Have Shorter Tenures. A Big Increase Of New Voters In Swing States
Abstracts: Vote for the love of chaos. Chaos reigns in Ottawa, realm of hubris. Lucien, Bob Dole and the gift of the Mighty Ducks
Abstracts: Vote Virus wreaks tech havoc while preying on war worries. E-mails and virus slow Web. Amazon 'DNA' transforms firm
Abstracts: Voting by the rules. Democracy put to the ballot. Uncivil unrest
Abstracts: Voting for change. Conflicting emotions. New activists: angry parents press for change
Abstracts: Voyage to evolution. Achievement gaps. State alternatives
Abstracts: VSE to unveil venture capital program. B.C. to pay MacBlo for loss of cutting rights. Prime investors demand audit
Abstracts: V-shaped vacillation. Visionary position. Peace dividends, war deficits
Abstracts: VW Mexico bit by New Beetle. $1.2B Canadian deal may boost American Airlines. Restarting 2 power plants to ease Calif. crisis
Abstracts: VW strength more than flower power. Automakers have designs on wackiness. California may soften electric car mandate
Abstracts: Wages of fear. Hide and shriek. Balance makes perfect
Abstracts: Wages to rise in coming months as inflation and labour shortages loom, experts say. Mandatory retirement review launched
Abstracts: waging war. Trust in super. Little relief for big earners
Abstracts: waging war. Two out of three is bad. PAYE attention: useful tips on reducing your PAYE tax burden
Abstracts: Wag the blog. Impossible dream. The net offensive
Abstracts: Wait in fright. Tipped off. The rabbit-proof defence
Abstracts: Waiting for "Crash": is Ted Turner playing film censor? A role no one wanted. Steaming up the screen
Abstracts: Waiting for Saddam. One step forward ... talk of a 'new spirit' and return of an old hawk. Haiti's zero-sum game
Abstracts: Waiting to explode. Last tango in Caucus. The horror, the horror
Abstracts: Waiting to explode. The smoking gun. Dead servicemen walking
Abstracts: Wait pays off for PMA. Launched with gay abandon. Stockford in the stocks
Abstracts: Wake up call. The new celestial capitalists. MAde-to-order medicine
Abstracts: Walker abandons proxy fight for Philip. Barrick abandons bid for Argentina. TD mulls spinning off broker empire
Abstracts: Walking all the way to the cellar. Stardust memories of the 1992 Series. The quiet Texan in the Jays dugout
Abstracts: Walking the dogs. Mud, sweat and jeers. Anatomy of a Labor scandal
Abstracts: Wallabies in a stew. Wallabies' World Cup? Riders on the storm
Abstracts: Wall Financial investors criticize low share price. Pulp mill sale lifts Crestbrook to profitability. MacBlo's logging plan garners praise
Abstracts: Wall Street battles sexual bias. Wall St. launches ethics overhaul. Online mortgage lender investigated
Abstracts: Wall Street bubble fit to burst. Sleight of hand, by HECS. Koizumi and the kamikaze factor
Abstracts: Wall Street buzzes over settlement in bizarre lawsuit. Few believe $1.4B deal will change Wall St. . Morgan Stanley lawsuits stack up
Abstracts: Wal-Mart Canada to add three stores, relocate two others. Zucker playing hardball with HBC suppliers. Cool, wet weather rains on HBC's profit parade: Firm maintains 2004 profit outlook, denies takeover talk
Abstracts: Wal-Mart hails Sask. court ruling on rights in union drives: Law restricts communication. Nortel unit to get separate stock-option package
Abstracts: Wal-Mart Invades, and Mexico Gladly Surrenders. A New Model Army Soldier Rolls Closer to the Battlefield. A Fighter in Search of an Adversary (Other Than the Bottom Line)
Abstracts: Wal-Mart sets ambitious 'green' goals. Wal-Mart accused of 'union busting'. Buy American? Not at Wal-Mart
Abstracts: Wal-Mart shares get no respect. Hudson's Bay ekes out higher sales in quarter. Nasdaq goes on record run
Abstracts: Wal-Mart's resolution for 2000: big expansion. Net doesn't sit well with furniture stores. Ebay recovers from 4th outage
Abstracts: Wal-Mart takes hits on worker treatment. Mitsubishi settles suit for $34M. Does your company own what you know?
Abstracts: Wal-Mart, TD team up to offer new credit card. Royal, B of M planned to pump billions into Harris Bank. Royal Bank, Koch team up
Abstracts: Wal-Mart to compete against supermarkets. E-tailers ahead of holiday rush. Nordstrom shops for improved sales
Abstracts: Walshes to fight asset freeze. Barrick names long-time executive president, CEO. What Clive Beddoe knew
Abstracts: Wang is all set to try again; a former giant computer maker quits hardware. The great new drive to rescue Wang's computers; Rick Miller has recharged the firm, but has far to go
Abstracts: Wang joins I.B.M. in marketing alliance. Rethinking the national chip policy: foreign pacts raise questions about an industry's need for U.S. support
Abstracts: Wang Laboratories names chief executive. Microsoft president is dismissed. President resigns at Wang; act by founder's son stirs rumors of sale of ailing company
Abstracts: Wang Laboratories names chief executive. New president named for Hewlett-Packard. Top officer of Apple gives up one post
Abstracts: Wang Labs is planning to default on debt. I.B.M. sees shortfall in profits; warning is issued about 3d quarter; stock off $6 a share
Abstracts: Wang seeks new strategy for business; company plans to shift to industry standard and imaging market. State Dept. contract gives Wang a boost
Abstracts: Wang seeks new strategy for business; company plans to shift to industry standard and imaging market. part 2 Hyundai to move its PC unit to U.S
Abstracts: Wang strives to get on feet. The great new drive to rescue Wang's computers; Rick Miller has recharged the firm, but has far to go
Abstracts: Wanted: 30,000 - 200,000 professionals. The removalists. A capital comeback
Abstracts: Wanted: an offer they can't refuse. House of funds. Go shopping
Abstracts: Wanted on the space station: better suits, robots and parts. Hope is held out on space station; new robots could help solve problems of maintenance, an astronaut testifies
Abstracts: Wanted on the waterfront: a quiet miracle. Hard-sell of the century. What price the soul of a senator?
Abstracts: Want to feel young? How to blow off the common cold. How teenagers see things
Abstracts: Want to get yourself some opera tickets? Just go down to the soda machine and swipe your card. Hewlett introduces a powerful computer; servers revamped in two-year effort
Abstracts: War and memory: dealing with the past causes unending debate. Tracking the death squads to Canada
Abstracts: War boosts U.S. economy. Canadian dollar reclaims 80-cent (U.S.) territory. IMF warns of lingering risks
Abstracts: War-child conference symbolic of Axworthy's career; advocate of 'human security' to press delegates from 120 countries to protect youngsters caught in battle zones
Abstracts: War crimes: should an international court prosecute atrocities? Understanding Islam: Islamist movements
Abstracts: Warehouse stores aren't just for those pinching pennies. Funeral stores sell inevitable in style. Stores welcome Y2K returns
Abstracts: War game with intelligent enemies. Contraptions' hardest puzzle: how to stop. In a shoot-em-up, three's company
Abstracts: War-gaming the mullahs. Fighting in Summer?. A new breed of soldier
Abstracts: Wariness squashes pioneering tomato. House to back China trade. Bush targets imports of steel
Abstracts: Warm spring, higher energy costs bite deeply into B.C. Power's profit. Alberta businesses get rebate to cushion cost of electricity
Abstracts: Warm U.S. welcome cheers CEOs. Executive decision: eat the elephant one bit at a time. Financing to rebuild Iraq on the agenda at G7 meeting
Abstracts: Warm U.S. welcome cheers CEOs. G7 targets global economy. Manulife bought back $1-billion of stock
Abstracts: Warner and I.B.M. in talks. Time Warner and I.B.M. seen in talks: discussing 12.5% stake in entertainment unit
Abstracts: Warner-Lambert gives nod to Pfizer's sweetened bid. Pfizer wages $81B battle. $5.5B deal creates USA's No. 1 HMO
Abstracts: Warner-Lambert uses Lipitor in Pfizer fight. Drug merger expected to be worth $70B. Drug merger turns into tense triangle
Abstracts: Warner takes on a conservative role. New COO on a mission for Molson. Molson lays off 287; takes $36-million onetime charge
Abstracts: Warning lights blink for auto industry. Judge orders Ford to replace faulty device. Chrysler moves to improve its image
Abstracts: 'Warning shot' on trusts set for budget. OECD warns hot economy could tip into overdrive. Confidence plummets to post-9/11 levels
Abstracts: Warnings of an explosion point. Changes at Maclean's. The team that rows together
Abstracts: Warning: the truth may be doctored. The beat generation. Lock up your goitres
Abstracts: Warplanes, Winton and heartwarming whimsy. Disquiet on the western front. Circuses but no bread
Abstracts: Warrants: to have or have not. Superannuated schemes. Gambling on growth
Abstracts: Warren Mundine. The beat generation. Family repair
Abstracts: Warring over history: veterans are up in arms over a documentary. Painful history: past referendums have aroused passions that left lasting scars
Abstracts: 'War solves nothing'. The uncredible hulk. The gathering storm
Abstracts: War vets win battle of benefits. Call of the city lures vets to pet practice. SEC probing IBM's accounting
Abstracts: Washington at war. 'We can handle it'. Bush draws a stem cell line
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