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Abstracts: $74b deal largest ever. Exxon, Mobil close to $70B merger. Oil merger not likely to lower gasoline prices
Abstracts: 7Up ads land BBDO Bessies. Telus Mobility lets you call the tune. TD Waterhouse to offer free pocket PCs
Abstracts: 80 miles per gallon. Which car is right for me? So you're buying your first car: know the right questions to ask
Abstracts: 8 Designs Confront Many Agendas at Ground Zero. Design Selected For a Memorial At Ground Zero. You Think Cutthroat Soccer Is Too Much for a Third Grader? Oh, Grow Up
Abstracts: '900' telephone business withers as problems rise. U.S. Softens Its Warning To Beijing. Canada seeks licenses for pocket telephones
Abstracts: 9/11 Commission Says It Needs More Time to Complete Report. For All Its Cost, Sarbanes Law Is Working. Bipartisan Bill Offered on 9/11 Panel's Proposals
Abstracts: 9/11? It never happened. Return of the Jews. EuropeEs Enron
Abstracts: 9/11 Will Echo in Campaign, but How Loudly? The G.O.P. Arrives, Putting Sept. 11 Into August. Bush Takes On Direct Role In Shaping Election Tactics
Abstracts: '92 Israeli Plan To Kill Hussein Is Reported. Even During a Day of Unity, Signs of Conflict on Horizon. ITALIAN HOSTAGE, RELEASED IN IRAQ, IS SHOT BY G.I.'s
Abstracts: 9,900 jobs to be cut by Nynex; $550 million charge will cause big loss. A.T.&T. sees big charge to meet rule
Abstracts: A 10-year alliance fades as I.B.M. tackles Microsoft. Chief reads riot act to I.B.M.; managers are told to stop excuses in a hard-hitting talk
Abstracts: A 10-year alliance fades as I.B.M. tackles Microsoft. Emerging battlefronts in software strategy wars; strong I.B.M. entry against Microsoft
Abstracts: A $34-billion corporate giant: vast and varied family holdings. Scenes from a family album
Abstracts: A 4-pound notebook is developed by Sharp. An updated portable. The portable Mac: sharp, but heavy
Abstracts: A Babel of programs and one translation. Enlarging hard disks. Being superintegrated
Abstracts: A 'Baby Bell' outgrows its siblings. 3 Bell units post gains in profits. Profits rise at 2 Bells, but are flat at Pactel
Abstracts: A 'Baby Bell' outgrows its siblings. A.T.&T. and 3 regional Bells post slightly higher profits. A.T.&T.'s income rises 19%; 'Baby Bell' profits are mixed
Abstracts: A bad job. Judgment in Bali. Mick's war
Abstracts: A balancing act: Republicans risk a voter backlash over budget cuts. White House hopes: Republicans vie for the 1996 nomination
Abstracts: A Band-Aid for the Fund Industry's Broken Leg? Needing Cash, Veterans Sign Over Pensions. 2 Fund Groups Agree to Pay $450 Million To End Inquiry
Abstracts: A battle in the sky: Montreal's Canadair takes aim at a competitor. Genius at work
Abstracts: A Bazaari's world: to understand Iran - and perhaps even the future of other parts of the Islamic world, one must understand a man like Mohsen Rafiqdoost
Abstracts: Abbey Life price too steep for Canada Life: analysts. Royal boosts service fees. CIBC sells insurance units
Abstracts: ABC cringe ends a non-vintage year. It ain't' are tepid, mum. Soccerball hams
Abstracts: ABC locks out workers on big day. Fall season brings more ad time to TV. ABC locks out striking employees
Abstracts: ABC president moves to Healtheon/WebMD. Time Warner agrees to air ABC for now. No Mr. nice guy for Disney
Abstracts: ABC to dot-coms: pay up before play. Top brewer also reigns as king of marketing. McDonald's ties arches to Olympic Rings
Abstracts: Abdul Sari. Fathers in law. Source and denial
Abstracts: Abercrombie & Fitch to End Its Racy Magazine. Potential Buyers Turn Attention To 3 Store Chains. Damp and Jostled But What a Reward: $99 Designer Frock
Abstracts: Abercrombie's latest catalog 'hot' off presses. Marketers aim Britney Spears to appeal to wider audience. Busch's animal kingdom reigns over bowl
Abstracts: Aberdeen Scots to sell units. Mitel plans spinoff of unit. MaxLotto taking aim at goverment-run lotteries
Abstracts: Aber sells Snap Lake stake. DeBeers won't bid for Dia Met. Aber closer to okay on diamond mine
Abstracts: A bidding battle: Labatt's sale of hot TV and sports assets draws a crowd. Going for the glitter
Abstracts: A Big Board Member Sues To Stop Archipelago Merger. Court Rules U.S. Can't Pursue $280 Billion as Tobacco Penalty
Abstracts: A big new Internet services company is determined to make its entry with a splash. A campaign stresses customized beauty products sold online
Abstracts: A big step forward in tiny technology; switching gear may lift prospects for an array of miniature machines. JDS Uniphase will write down $44.8 billion in asets
Abstracts: A bird in the hand... Questional of values. This time, a 'backlash' for guys
Abstracts: A Bit Battered, Google Still Sticks to Plan For Its Offering. Beyond computers in computer security
Abstracts: A bite of the Big Apple. 'Maybe I get carried away:' a high flier endures a losing streak. Back to business
Abstracts: Abitibi dives into Asia. Siemens to slash over 200 Ontario jobs. Abitibi takes aim at Asian venture
Abstracts: Abitibi ends bitter board battle. Abitibi warns of securities law breach. Abitibi to shut Eastern mills for three weeks
Abstracts: Abitibi faces uncertain market. Abitibi announces shutdowns as forestry slump drags on. Abitibi to shut Eastern mills for three weeks
Abstracts: Abitibi players stake out turf. Canfor, IWA cautiously optimistic. 12,000 B.C. forest workers go on strike
Abstracts: Abitibi players stake out turf. Pacifica's ex-chairman expects Norske bid to win approval. Questions fly as Abitibi boss quits
Abstracts: Abitibi plays down news of departure. Norske Skog to buy Pacifica. Shareholders okay Pacifica deal
Abstracts: Abitibi, Quebecor proxy fight looms. Executive change at Abitibi expected. Key Quebecor board member resigns
Abstracts: Abitibi shares slide after dividend slashed. Shaw more than doubles dividend. Chinese firm interested in Skeena pulp plant
Abstracts: Abitibi strike sustaining paper prices, analysts say. Abitibi takes big charge to cover job cuts. Abitibi strike seen as small potatoes
Abstracts: Abitibi strike sustaining paper prices, analysts say. Davie Industries shuts down, throws 1,060 out of work. New QSC head backs exchange move
Abstracts: Abitibi to buy newsprint assets from Stone's Arizona-based unit. Noranda Forest to sell mill
Abstracts: Abitibi urges industry to cut output or suffer lower newsprint prices. 620 Abitibi workers vote to end strike
Abstracts: A bitter civil service strike ends in a draw. Rediscovering Newfoundland. A mother's agony: AIDS has not stopped Janet Conners' fight
Abstracts: Able and wireless. Space stations. Ham is where the heart is
Abstracts: A bloke on the landscape. The architect's lament. Architects' lament
Abstracts: A blood war: black-on-black violence rages through Natal. On to the future: in the competitive job market of the 1990s, a university degree is just the beginning
Abstracts: A bloody biker war: an inside look at Quebec's battlefield. Worry in Washington: Congress takes up the Quebec question
Abstracts: Abloom with art: works by renowned modern sculptors can be viewed outdoors in the New York area - and across America
Abstracts: A blue chip offer. It's a wrap. Lump-sum logic
Abstracts: A bold and blissful leap of faith. Brave new worlds; a movie festival thrives on the unexpected. Melancholy baby
Abstracts: Aboriginal art under the hammer. Waart and all. Follow the rainbow
Abstracts: Aboriginal Inc.. High seize. The trouble with outsourcing
Abstracts: Aboriginal Inc.. Smuggle and strife. Battlestar Australia
Abstracts: Abortion changes inconceivable. Fly fishing. Ringing the changes
Abstracts: Abortion clinic protests: is violence changing the abortion debate? Background
Abstracts: Abortion: the debate re-ignites. The state of welfare. Balancing the books
Abstracts: A box of tricks. Squeeze play. e-tail therapy
Abstracts: A brave new world: computer technology is changing the way Canadians live, work - and think. Is dating dead? Looking for love has become a risky business
Abstracts: A bridge over troubled waters. "I feel like I have a secret key to every door". 'Every day I have to forgive again'
Abstracts: A bridge to destiny. Wakeup call: a P.E.I. bomb baffles police. The voters speak; Canadians explain their reasons for saying Yes or No
Abstracts: A bridge too car. Melbourne squares off. King of Clubs
Abstracts: A brief history of Ansett. Quiz-bang factor. Savage skies
Abstracts: Abrupt departure of Alcan president `a surprise.'(Well-regarded Jacques Bougie cites personal reasons.) Alcan boosts Algroup offer to $4.5-billion
Abstracts: Absentee CEOs called worrisome trend. Turnaround expert revitalizes Cott. Past year's concerns seem quaint in hindsight
Abstracts: Absolutely Faberge. Through a glass, darkly: A passion for pinot is all consuming for one young Yarra Valley tyro
Abstracts: A burning question: Is mouth or computer hottest pepper judge? Tracking trains by computer
Abstracts: ABUSIVE EX-PRIEST IS KILLED IN PRISON. Papal Transition: Traditional Path Sharply Defined. After the Ovitz Trial: Ushering In a New Era of Humility in Hollywood
Abstracts: Academics make the switch. Learning curve. Donkey hote
Abstracts: A campaign to survive: Canadian advertising agencies are moving into global markets. Moving to resolve an "unthinkable paradox". (homosexuals as priests) priests
Abstracts: A campaign to turn a mattress maker into a 'wellness provider.'(Sealy Inc.'s new multimedia campaign designed by Mullen/LHC)(Advertising)
Abstracts: A campus divided: disturbing new allegations rock Simon Fraser. Rock 'n' roll breakthrough
Abstracts: A captive audience. Dad's the word on DNA. Gangster wrap
Abstracts: 'A cardinal of the law': J.J. Robinette was one of the greatest courtroom lawyers. Mercy or murder?
Abstracts: A cartel in Telidon's future? The man who loves labor pains. More than the price is wrong
Abstracts: A case for protection. The freebie jeebies. Privacy on parade
Abstracts: A case for the Copps. Breaking their word: the Liberals look about in anger, blaming anybody but themselves for the backtracking
Abstracts: A case of hype - v - hope. Power plays: Howard back-flip leaves Lees unfazed. Boys in the shed
Abstracts: A case of the bizarre. A fatal attraction? A trial turns on charges of HIV injections. The final chapter: Marilyn Tan is cleared on HIV-injection charges
Abstracts: A case study in how not to conduct a clinical trial. Clinical trials halted. Antibiotic imports may have killed 17
Abstracts: A cast to stagger the boggled mind. Who says only the cows are mad? Why Dalton Camp can meet his peers only in darkness, like a scarlet lady of the mind
Abstracts: A catalogue of British Pleistocene birds identified by Colin J.O.Harrison and stored in the Natural History Museum, London, (Department of Palaeontology)
Abstracts: A cautionary storey. Security seeking device. Hot property
Abstracts: Accelerating auto sector drives surge in Canada's trade surplus. Exports rebound in March
Abstracts: 'Ac-cen-tuate the positive.' (Ben Vereen recovers after accident) "But I didn't know if I'd be good." (comedian Rita Rudner) (Cover Story)
Abstracts: Accord seen with F.C.C. on licenses of NextWave. Winstar bidders are given a week more for financing. Regulators Will Decide Fate of Bid For Mandalay
Abstracts: Accounting for e-commerce. The bulletin professional: Shore thing. Living proof
Abstracts: Accused of Harassment, Fox Star Sues and Is Sued. Federal Effort To Head Off TV Piracy Is Challenged. Media Ruling Merely Irritates Big Owners
Abstracts: Aceing the tennis tsars. Russians court defeat. Peasant uprising
Abstracts: ACE wins contract in U.S. merger. Air Canada matchmaker to U.S. merger. UAL to buy most of US Airways
Abstracts: A challenge in the streets: popular anger is rising over the plan for Euopean unity. Eurobashing: British anger grows with closer European ties
Abstracts: A challenge to telephone monopoly. BellSouth, Dow Jones, plan service. A.T.& T. plans to offer faster data transfer
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