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Abstracts: A.T.&T. to provide Ukraine's phone links. British Telecom is seeking global business; a new venture challenges A.T.&T
Abstracts: AT&T turns up Internet heat. BellSouth buys slice of Qwest. 9,000 lost jobs will be mostly white collar
Abstracts: AT&T turns up Internet heat. GTE, Bell Atlantic discuss joining forces. Sprint introduces all-day 10-cent long-distance rate
Abstracts: AT&T Uses Its Long Past To Promote Its Near Future. Web Phone Service May Have It All, Except Many Users. Verizon Seen Introducing Phone Service Via Internet
Abstracts: AT&T widens cellular world with purchase of Vanguard. TCI deal stands despite falling AT&T stock. Deutsche Telekom, VoiceStream near deal
Abstracts: AT&T Wireless buys service in 3 major cities. Lucent lures financial officer from Boeing. Wireless leader: in Zeglis, AT&T trusts
Abstracts: AT&T Wireless shifts its big account to Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide from Foote, Cone & Belding. Public service campaigns try to catch the attention of the public and the media gatekeepers
Abstracts: AT&T withdraws June 1 rate hike after criticism - for now. Lucent to spin off network division. Lucent lures financial officer from Boeing
Abstracts: A turbulent and troubled life laid bare. Dorothy Joudrie's 'nightmare' ends; a jury finds her not responsible for shooting her ex-husband
Abstracts: At Vioxx Trial, a Discrepancy Appears to Undercut Merck's Defense. Struggling dot-com company gets opportunity for a second act
Abstracts: At Wal-Mart, The New Word Is Compromise. A Few Worries For Wal-Mart In Sales Report. U.S. Retailers Feel the Pinch Of Cargo Caught In Transit Snags
Abstracts: A two-tiered workforce: the UPS strike signalled a growing push to improve conditions for part-timers. Politics for profit
Abstracts: Auctioneer bids for expansion. Abitibi shuts down Ontario paper machine, 240 jobs cut. More mergers seen as inevitable for troubled B.C. forest industry
Abstracts: Auctions go through roof at Ritchie. Worldwide Fiber plans stock IPO. Kinetek plans $25-million IPO to fund medical research
Abstracts: Auction stations. Joining the dotcoms. The e-dating game
Abstracts: Audiences fall as movie ticket prices rise. AT&T raises Internet prices. Disney tries to work magic with new board lineup
Abstracts: Audi's emotional ads steer off the beaten path. BMW drives into new ad world: PC mini-film. Ford paints itself as green
Abstracts: Audit Results Move Google A Step Closer To Offering. Where to Spend $4 Billion? Google Has Plenty of Projects in Mind
Abstracts: Audits at arms length: DIY funds get a breather from ATO scrutiny. Dare to deem
Abstracts: Audit to see how airlines treat fliers. Air-safety penalties jump 80%. Airline might face fleet limit
Abstracts: Auf Wiedersehen pest. The heat is on. When the rivers run dry
Abstracts: Aur hits Cambior with $148-million hostile bid. Barrick bids for global leadership. Inco gets nod to redeem shares
Abstracts: Aurora bore reality. Far horizons. Piping hot
Abstracts: Aussie gambler plays hard-ball for the Vegas dollar. Wages of winning. Winning gambler
Abstracts: Aussies present arms. High plains drifters. Never say die
Abstracts: Australiana: Global warming. A life thrice ruined. The Forger
Abstracts: Australian airlines take off. Flying circus. Tactical blue
Abstracts: Australian American graffiti. The mother load. The rebuilding begins
Abstracts: Australian American graffiti. Why plant oestrogen is a red-hot topic. Over the top
Abstracts: Australian deco, an art apart. Art in notions. Oldies but goldies
Abstracts: Australia's 10 most creative minds. The novel approach. Born to be wired
Abstracts: Australia's man of notes. Hallowed sound. Tavener's Psalms
Abstracts: Australia's women rally back. The young and the restless. Courting Jelena
Abstracts: Autism's rich reality: a sufferer sheds light on a mysterious disorder. A matter of opinion: the defence used a poll on the murder case
Abstracts: Auto ads for fall sales focus on accessibility, heritage. Prodigy sees comeback in stars. Kmart embraces change with the Judds
Abstracts: AutoDesk buying Discreet Logic. SLMsoft revenue soars 400 per cent. Zero-Knowledge hires AOL software guru
Abstracts: Autodesk is planning to reacquire its spinoff, Buzzsaw.com. Dragon Systems sputters after Belgian suitor fails
Abstracts: Auto eroticism: Cronenberg's sex-driven "Crash" shakes up the film festival. Brave new worlds; a movie festival thrives on the unexpected
Abstracts: Auto industry posts its first trade deficit since '91 recession. Embraer CEO tries to clear the air on subsidies
Abstracts: Automakers fight Arizona's restrictions on Net sales. Automakers unlikely to meet monitor deadline. Automakers on road to recovery
Abstracts: Automakers have too many trucks. GM to use 5-cylinder engines in some trucks. Automakers renew spending spree
Abstracts: Automakers hope perks pique buyers' interest. August hot for most automakers. Automakers look for high-voltage system
Abstracts: Automakers' new math. AOL to widen access for on-line shopping. Death toll rises in tire inquiry
Abstracts: Automakers rev up rebates in 4th quarter. One-price car selling gains momentum. GM invites buyers to track car assembly via Web cams
Abstracts: Auto makers rev up sporting connection to hustle vehicles. Buoyant auto industry shifting up a gear. DaimlerChrysler investment not likely to create jobs
Abstracts: Automakers think outside the hybrid: Cylinder-saving engines, 'clean diesel' could help drivers save fuel-even if they don't want to
Abstracts: Automated planes raising concerns. Electronic Data ends Continental Air offer. Air controllers say computers show false images
Abstracts: Automation: pain replaces the old drudgery; hazards at the keyboard: a special report. Quake gives an impetus to commuting by phone
Abstracts: AutoNation car dealership aimed at Internet users. Future looks bleak for used car superstores. Ugly Duckling fits bill for drivers with bad credit
Abstracts: AutoNation changes gears. More car dealers now videotape sales. Retailers rewrite auto sales rules
Abstracts: Auto parts giant faces bumpy ride as business starts to vanish. JPE takes writedown on Ont. plants
Abstracts: Auto sales surge in December, making 1999 best year of decade. Air Canada domestic load for May falls
Abstracts: Auto sales surge in November. Vehicle sales sink 15% in January. Ford takes big hit as vehicle sales sink 6%
Abstracts: Auto sector's outlook dims, survey finds. Auto sector seen turning corner. Despite gloom, auto sales saw gains in 2005
Abstracts: Auto thefts decline, but thieves target pickups. Daewoo No. 4 in customer service. GM zeroes in on Daewoo deal
Abstracts: Auto trade surplus soars. Alberta warns Ottawa on taxes. Ottawa won't set steel tariffs: Fear of backlash from other countries keeps door open to cheap imports
Abstracts: A very modern sickness. What you don't know about fat. The war on strokes
Abstracts: A very public offering. iPod Nation. Can snooping stop terrorism?
Abstracts: Aviation inspectors warn of safety risks in merger. Ottawa set to open Asian air routes. G8 seeks to curtail risks from hedge funds
Abstracts: A vicious cycle. A passionate reign in Spain. Perverse cycle
Abstracts: A video game maker hits reset; Electronic Arts bets on future of Web-based interaction. Sega forsaking consoles to focus on game software
Abstracts: A view to a cull. Cull most cruel. Cull of the wild
Abstracts: A view to a drill. Two for the money. Tubular wells
Abstracts: A violent message? Someone may be stalking doctors who do abortions. Nightmare tales: why people join violent cults
Abstracts: Avista trustee Pattison knocks board colleagues. Biovail trading raises red flags: OSC notes pattern of dramatic selloffs ahead of corporate news releases
Abstracts: A voice scrambler for cellular calls. ABaby Bell primed for the big fight: Bell Atlantic goes up against everyone to deliver a flood of new services to the home
Abstracts: Avoid back pain while computing. Software pirates 'fess up ... responses to a 'PC Computing' poll. While his guitar gently weeps
Abstracts: Avoiding the boot. A break in the holding pattern. Magna data
Abstracts: Avoiding the U-word: the premiers dance around the unity issue. A flood's aftermath: five months on, the Seguenay is still realing
Abstracts: Avon calling: cosmetics giant eyes expansion into department stores. Old-time retailers start to hit stride online
Abstracts: A Wales of a time. Investing in 2001: Testing times. Greenspan cannot save us
Abstracts: Award-winning Shift magazine awaits fate after finances dry up. U.S. drug officials vetted TV shows' plot lines
Abstracts: A war of wills: Israel unleashes a devastating attack on southern Lebanon. The power of youth: outstanding teens are on the move
Abstracts: A war of words and shadows: a legal bid to constrain separatists raises the stakes on the unity front. Fighting for the land: Matthew Coon Come challenges the separatists
Abstracts: Away from the precipice. The reluctant victor. A cowboy in India
Abstracts: A well-deserved honor for Riel. A time to respect the law of the land. Corporate Canada's O.J. Simpson circus?
Abstracts: A wider work force by computer: adding a voice or obeying a nod, today's programs can help the disabled hold a job
Abstracts: A window on their world. Cloud over New York. 'A cloud lifted.'
Abstracts: A win for the wilds: British Columbia blocks a mining project. A silent forest
Abstracts: A winner's story. This restaurant serves up opportunity - and the food's good too! Don't throw out that good idea!
Abstracts: A Winning Kerry Loosens Up, and Crowds React. A More Relaxed Laura Bush Shows Complexity Under Calm. Cash Collectors For Kerry Race Run the Gamut
Abstracts: A world at war. A life thrice ruined
Abstracts: Aw, shucks. Saving Sophie. Scratching an itch
Abstracts: Axcan clinches Scandiphram after sweetening offer. Leasing software can spare companies the headaches of owning
Abstracts: Axcan Pharma to buy rest of U.S. marketing partner. N.Y. investors reject AnorMed board proposal. No-show U.S. patients hurt TLC
Abstracts: Axe no questions. Banking on the chaos theory. Marx and sparkles
Abstracts: A Year of Worry for Cambodia's Garment Makers. End of Garment Quota System Signals Tough Times Ahead. Impact on Chinese Companies: For Most, Not Much
Abstracts: Aye Karumba, it's a battle for cattle. Ride mummy ride. Please, believe me, don't let me go
Abstracts: Babies having babies: teenage mothers face a bleak future. The baddest guy on the block: true to type, Doug Young moves quickly to clean house
Abstracts: Babies having babies: teenage mothers face a bleak future. Time to Grow Up. Challenging the high price at the pumps; consumers force an inquiry on the gas industry
Abstracts: 'Baby Bell' entering cable TV: New Jersey venture to use phone lines. Cable tv in phone challenge
Abstracts: Baby Bells backed by Senate panel. Big 3 of long distance slug it out. United Telecom falls 55% and stock plunges; GTE gains
Abstracts: 'Baby Bells' challenged by McCaw. Cellular network's big step: McCaw to announce its plan tomorrow for national linkup
Abstracts: 'Baby Bells' opposed in bid to offer information services: a key lawmaker backs newspapers in a fight with their new rivals
Abstracts: 'Baby Bells' wait; hope judge relents: Is Judge Greene a law unto himself or an antitrust archangel? Phone case arguments are heard
Abstracts: Baby boom in Iowa: septuplets reignite the debate about fertility drugs. A tangled tale, and a trust betrayed
Abstracts: Baby boot camp: Facilitating maternal role adaptation among military wives. Correlates of recovery among older adults after major abdominal surgery
Abstracts: Baby dearest: Australians wanting to adopt children from overseas face forbidding costs and a frustrating amount of red tape
Abstracts: Baby-traced killers. Fair Go, Sport. South sea songbirds
Abstracts: Bacchus to the future: Australia's embrace of the wine grape has resulted in an oversupply that will leave many reeling but a well-placed few reaping. Ivor Ries tells a cautionary tale
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