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Abstracts: Chief of Pearson Airport defends planned fee hike: Says airport expansion will leave Toronto well prepared for travel industry recovery
Abstracts: Chiefs and idioms. Matter over mind. A matter of fact: the pursuit of historical detail is a labour of love for Gideon Haigh
Abstracts: Chihuahua not only one let down by Tricon. Investors see wireless through a glass darkly. Krispy Kreme stockmelts in investor's portfolios
Abstracts: Child custody and support: does the system serve children's best interest? Is IQ the best predictor of job performance?
Abstracts: Child dangers ignored: 17 firms kept problems quiet. Suffering in silence. Evenflo to recall carriers
Abstracts: Childhood immunizations: why haven't millions of youngsters gotten all their shots? Educating gifted students: are U.S. schools neglecting the brightest youngsters?
Abstracts: Child labor in Pakistan. A race too far? THE 'ISLAMIC BOMB': Pakistan raises the stakes in the new nuclear arms race
Abstracts: Children often receive drugs aimed at adults, European study finds. Millions of people ill because of tainted blood
Abstracts: Children suffer while their parents bicker. A treaty signed with indecent haste. Capitalism thrives on Moscow's sidewalks
Abstracts: Children trafficking in Ritalin, Dexedrine. Honda revs up for pickups. Auto makers rev up sporting connection to hustle vehicles
Abstracts: Child's play doesn't pay for small TV producers. Consumers still wait for video-on-demand. Small video stores fight back
Abstracts: Child welfare reform: Judges' hearings help kids feel loved. Federal law
Abstracts: Child welfare reform: The issues. Science in America: two scenarios. Corporate social responsibility: government regulation?
Abstracts: Chimneys of mass destruction. War, lies and videotape. Don't mention the games
Abstracts: China and the U.S. Embark on a Perilous Trip. Families, Deep in Debt, Bracing For Pain of Interest Rate Rise. Gas Prices Lead Gradual Rise in Inflation
Abstracts: China Announces New Bailout of Big Banks. Saying Goodbye to Mr. Greenspan. A Chinese Revaluation May Not Help U.S
Abstracts: China at 50: the party goes on. Waiting on the dear leader. Brit on the Wall
Abstracts: China buys itself some time, moves to slow textile flood. China takes off textile gloves; scraps plan to increase duties
Abstracts: China Calling. Long march. Bulls to the slaughter
Abstracts: China close to manned spaceflight. Venezuelan voters approve new constitution. Tax system favors wealthy, Phila. report says: Poorer homeowners pay too much, the analysis for a city tax panel said
Abstracts: CHINA: CNTOMI TAKEN OVER BY HELLOASIA. CHINA: IAMASIA'S STUDY REVEALED LOWER WEB USAGE. CHINA: YABUY.COM TO SCALE DOWN ITS BUSINESS
Abstracts: CHINA: COPYRIGHT LAW FOR CYBERSPACE. CHINA: STRICTER CONTROL ON FARMLAND USE. CHINA: BOOMING BUSINESS OF HANDICRAFT AND TOYS
Abstracts: China, CVRD nail down iron-ore price hike at 9.5%. Xstrata and CAW get tentative deal. Xstrata workers threaten walkout in Sudbury
Abstracts: China Goes Beyond Oil in Forging Ties to Persian Gulf. Let a Thousand Ideas Flower: China Is a New Hotbed of Research
Abstracts: CHINA/HONG KONG: AGRICULTURAL FIRMS TO BE LISTED. CHINA: FOREIGN TOURIST NUMBER HITS 83.48 MN. HONG KONG: TRAVELLERS GO FOR HOLIDAYS
Abstracts: CHINA/HONG KONG: AGRICULTURAL FIRMS TO BE LISTED. HONG KONG: CENTRAL PEDESTRIAN ZONE IN 2002. HONG KONG: HKMA PLANS CENTRAL CREDIT REGISTER
Abstracts: CHINA: HUARONG TAKES ON RMB 100-BN ASSETS. CHINA: DF-31 MISSILE SUCCESSFULLY TESTED. CHINA: ACER GROUP EXPANDS INTO CHINA
Abstracts: CHINA: HUARONG TAKES ON RMB 100-BN ASSETS. HONG KONG: ANSON QUITS HER CHIEF SECRETARY POST. CHINA: TRANSPARENCY IN CADRES INCOMES
Abstracts: CHINA: INACCURATE ACCOUNTING REPORTS DETECTED. CHINA: LUCENT TO DELIVER NETWORKING PRODUCT. HONG KONG: TELECOM DIRECTORIES EXPECTS GROWTH
Abstracts: China, India drive record sales of cars. SARS corroding China's big export machine. Navistar still awaits word on money to keep plant
Abstracts: CHINA: MORE ELECTRICITY OUTPUT BY BEIJING DATANG. CHINA: 2 NEW OWNERS FOR YANGPU POWER STATION. Russian Electric Utility to Be Broken Up in Deregulation
Abstracts: China Promises Currency Shift but Gives No Date. Off the Hill, and Leading the Charge on Trade. Europe and U.S. Still Deadlocked On Jet Subsidies
Abstracts: China's Growth Ebbs, a Deterrent To Revaluation. China's Industrial Boom Is Seriously Inflating Commodity Prices
Abstracts: China's molten-hot industry a mixed blessing for Canada. Magna says it's on pace for China targets. Sun Life profit slow to rise in China
Abstracts: CHINA: SOHU.COM OFFERS MOBILE MESSAGE SERVICE. CHINA: BOOMING BUSINESS OF HANDICRAFT AND TOYS. CHINA: ONLINE PORTAL DEBUTED BY MINISTRY
Abstracts: China's panda politics. Temptations of 'virgin soil'. The Chinese puzzle
Abstracts: China's Problem With 'Anti-Pest' Rice. Grokster Calls It Quits On Sharing Music Files. Whose Patent Is It, Anyway?
Abstracts: China stock caught up in excitement of WTO. NVidia employee charged with insider trading. AOL Latin America makes weak debut
Abstracts: China: Subtle power struggle. Big Brother is talking. In outer space we trust
Abstracts: China's winning hand. Hands on the trigger. Axis of revival
Abstracts: China trade bill clears House with ease. Ads could derail patients' rights bill. The feel-good elections
Abstracts: CHINA: TRANSPARENCY IN CADRES INCOMES. HONG KONG: CATHAY RENTS APARTMENT FOR CREW. CHINA: CHINA AIRLINES' PLAN FOR CHINA EASTERN FAILS
Abstracts: CHINA: TWO REAL ESTATE FIRMS SEEK FOR LISTINGS. HONG KONG: SALES RUSH BY LOCAL DEVELOPERS. HONG KONG: HONGKONG LAND SEEKS HK$ 3BN LOAN
Abstracts: China Widens Economic Role in Latin America. Third World Is New Factor In Succession. This Year, Ontario May Pass Michigan In Making Vehicles
Abstracts: Chinese airline grounds Bombardier fleet after crash. Air Canada to prove cuts add up. CPR-CN deal to ease Vancouver logjam
Abstracts: Chinese demand, smelter fees prompt price probe, analysts say. Tri-West suspends payments as Canadian founder jailed
Abstracts: Chinese earn. Dark horses. Centre of gravity
Abstracts: Chinese firm said latest in hunt for Noranda. Sweet old guy Keevil is one wily operator. Sudbury waits with future up in the air
Abstracts: Chinks in our Armor. Life after Arafat. A troubled hunt
Abstracts: Chip deal ties I.B.M. to Siemens; day after Apple pact, U.S. computer giant in a German accord. Bull to buy Zenith PC subsidiary; deal for $635 million expected to bolster American company
Abstracts: Chip group is left with a solid base; many say Sematech's progress will continue despite leader's death. Japan grip still seen on patents; chip award offers lesson in frustration
Abstracts: Chip group unheeded, may disband. Computer makers decide to abandon joint U.S. venture; lack of investors cited
Abstracts: Chipmaker Intel hit with antitrust suit. Insurers get more time for Medicare decision. CD complaints lead to brokerage fine
Abstracts: Chip makers combine to fight suits. Cray in pact to use chip made by Sun. Cypress sells chip unit for $23 million; praised U.S. start-up gets Japanese owners
Abstracts: Chip makers combine to fight suits. When analog meets digital on a single chip: for real-world delivery, like sound, computers need to adapt
Abstracts: Chipmakers' tailspin could last another year. Chipmakers shift focus to wireless devices as PCs founder. Transmeta finally shows Crusoe chip in action
Abstracts: Chips and Technologies is target of suit by Intel. Decision mixed over Intel chip; but Advanced Micro entitled to damages
Abstracts: Chip-set maker at a crucial turn. Selling now in Tokyo: tiniest I.B.M. portable. Intel set to show new chip: smaller size to aid in new computers
Abstracts: Chips Made to Order And a Forecast That Sees A New Order of Business. From Taiwan, a fear of China technology
Abstracts: Chips promise digital images at lower cost; could be used in array of hand-held devices. Not everyone in the valley loves Silicon-friendly government
Abstracts: Chlorine capers. Round ball rumbles. Haironymous botch
Abstracts: Choice of new tech chief supports AOL's vision of future. Oracle-style investigations common, experts say. Devices put Web everywhere
Abstracts: Choice of new TV system shifting into a political brawl about jobs. 'Baby Bells,' newspapers in a brawl
Abstracts: Choose your weapon. Switch time. Bad pays
Abstracts: Choosing a panel of his peers. Private grief, public interest. A trail of brutality
Abstracts: Choosing right monitor may save your health. Mess-free aquarium. Next best to a brush
Abstracts: Chopper trouble: lobbying is clouding the choice of new rescue helicopters. He's No Churchill
Abstracts: Chretien cannot lead this divided Canada. In praise of the sporting life. The 'Chilean solution' takes root in Ontario
Abstracts: Chretien is driven by a will to win. The hot - and the not. Rock's busy agenda
Abstracts: Chretien's close shave. Why the West may decide to vote no. Those dragons still growl in Meech Lake
Abstracts: Chretien's dilemma: as the opposition parties regroup, the Liberals can no longer rely on their enemies to make them look good
Abstracts: Chretien should come clean on Quebec. Governing under siege: how a good man ruled in wicked times. The historic role of the dice
Abstracts: Chretien's unity gambit. The heat is on: Joe Clark's reputation is on the line as national unity talks enter a critical phase
Abstracts: Christian men on the march: a movement preaching male dominance angers feminists. Now, the hard part
Abstracts: Christma season sales dealt a blow. Slump at Harlequin causing heartache at Torstar. Music giant chops prices to combat downloads
Abstracts: Christopher Patten: a lion for all seasons. The private sector to the rescue? Christopher Ondaatje's Bay Street odyssey
Abstracts: Chronicle of S.F. papers makes its own news. Calif. cities turning away dot.coms. Las Vegas is taking homeowners downtown
Abstracts: Chronology
Abstracts: Chronology. Debate over numbers. Uncertain future
Abstracts: Chronology. Paying for college: how to get help
Abstracts: Chronology. Russia and the other former Soviet republics ... frictions complicate aid programs. Background
Abstracts: Chronology. Social Security reform: The issues. State initiatives
Abstracts: Chronology. The Reagan cuts. Early history
Abstracts: Chronology. War on poverty. No
Abstracts: Chrysler again runs low on financial fuel. GM to stop production of slow-selling Riviera. Safety group desperately seeking Cruiser to crash
Abstracts: Chrysler Canada expected to name CEO. Stronach eyes Magna cash for investments. Magna wants to help Chrysler, but a takeover's not on the cards
Abstracts: Chrysler deal averts strike as union backs down. GM cuts 120 jobs at Ontario plant. Auto parts sector fuels industry jobs record
Abstracts: Chrysler dodges air bag probe; Hyundai scrutinized. Toyota won't settle. E-cars pit safety vs. Net surfing
Abstracts: Chrysler earns record $1B in second quarter. GM to revamp its minority-dealer program. GM opts to keep the same execs in charge
Abstracts: Chrysler experiments with new Brazil plant. Ford, GM report record first quarter. GM plans new plants that use fewer workers
Abstracts: Chrysler may help develop a minivan for Mercedes. GM goes global for parts to get plants running. GM targets resources at key plants
Abstracts: Chrysler passes on side air bags; automaker cites safety. Child safety a concern for rear seat side air bags. GM plans alternative to side air bags in '01 Saturns
Abstracts: Chrysler's mood: anticipation. Banks told to be more risk ready. When going got tough, businessman kept trucking
Abstracts: Chrysler tower to dominate Windsor's skyline. Inflation fears spur rise in mortgage rates. Housing prices climbing faster in the city: study
Abstracts: CHUM boss to stay on for transition. Executive decision: SCTV vet turned on to TV again in the age of PVRs. Executive decision: buying out its main rival gives Zip.ca the clout to take on Wal-Marts of the world
Abstracts: CHUM loses bid for Alta. beachhead. Znaimer signs off as executive at CHUM; keeps own projects. CHUM, Rogers still in specialty TV deadlock
Abstracts: CHUM rises on heavy volume. CanWest operating profit rises 32%. CanWest urges changes in media rules
Abstracts: CHUM seen pursuing Craig aggressively. CHUM purchases Craig Media, adds to western TV holdings. CHUM sells MuchMusic U.S.A. stake
Abstracts: Church groups urge audit of Talisman's code of ethics compliance. Talisman divestment campaign unpopular
Abstracts: Chute to kill. I can't believe it's not chicken. Time off: Beemer me up
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