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Abstracts: Cleaning up hazardous wastes: will Congress improve the "superfund" law? Tanker development
Abstracts: Clean or jerk. For the love of Alice. The final payment
Abstracts: Clean-up time. Behind the phone frenzy. In the red in Greenwich
Abstracts: Cleopatra's lost city. All that glisters and is old. Terminal victims
Abstracts: Click fix. Wired for found. Keys to the kingdom
Abstracts: Clicks-and-mortar world values brands. Just a number? Net deal to track Web buys. Dot-coms try naked truth advertising
Abstracts: Climate 'incredible' for mergers, acquisitions. EU wants to avoid beef tiff with the U.S. U.S. steelmakers up in arms
Abstracts: Clinics under siege: fearing attack, abortion providers tighten security. Guarding the ballot box
Abstracts: Clinton on the couch. A big source of frustration. The terrible wages of war
Abstracts: Clinton plan for airline safety offers immunity. FAA can't clear controversial landing method. FAA pushing child restraints
Abstracts: Clinton seeks to end crisis in Calif. EPA to issue anti-pollution standards for cremations. Clinton wants all to gain Net access
Abstracts: Clinton's new world order: elected to fix the economy, America's new president faces a dangerous and chaotic world
Abstracts: Clinton Surgery Puts Attention On Death Rate. Bird Flu Is Back, Raising Fear of Spread Among Humans. Experts Confront Major Obstacles In Containing Virulent Bird Flu
Abstracts: Clinton takes over. At issue: is the Clinton administration's plan to collect higher fees from visitors to federal recreation areas fair to the public?
Abstracts: Clinton video plugs two soft-drink brands. Coke Classic ads have life. Networks expand commercial time
Abstracts: Clinton video plugs two soft-drink brands. Curls, attitude pushing Pepsi. Seagram juices up cola wars
Abstracts: Clive James. Hear him roar. The occidental hero
Abstracts: Clones on the range. Falcon flies the flag. Wheeling and dealing: luxury motoring has its price but there are still wise buys
Abstracts: Close calls: on the road and on the phone. U.S. Wants All Air Traveler Files for Security Test. New circuit breaker for planes and homes is the sensitive type
Abstracts: Closed shop. Compressed heir. Sticky fingers
Abstracts: Close shave. Chopper down over Kunar. Buzzing a superpower
Abstracts: Close-ups of life: scientists gain new insight into how people grow old. Nuclear mausoleums: two scientists fear that buried radioactive fuel might explode
Abstracts: Close-ups of the heart: Francis Mankiewicz left a rich film legacy. How to get there from here
Abstracts: Closing In on Tobacco. DNA Databases. Holocaust Reparations: Should survivors seek compensation for Nazi crimes?
Abstracts: Closing ranks: officers have started a betting pool on when Gen. Jean Boyle will be gone. On the hot seat: papers show Boyle knew immediately of the deaths in Somalia
Abstracts: Clouds gather in the sunshine state. Bob's Katterwauling may be too much for the Coalition. Referendum defies conventional wisdom
Abstracts: Clouds over New Economy rain on tech magazines. EMusic tries to play fair on an uneven field. Lycos slides in wake of Terra deal
Abstracts: Clouds over the sunshine state. Come back, Bill, all is forgiven. In betting that substance sells
Abstracts: Clouds over the sunshine state. Right from the start. Unmasking bioterror
Abstracts: Club kitsch. Links and chains. A green and pleasant 18
Abstracts: ClubLink acquires land for new golf courses. Med-Chem lenders demand repayment of $40-million. Condos at crossroads?
Abstracts: ClubLink acquires land for new golf courses. Morty Shulman goes to battle again. Court likely to name Med-Chem receiver
Abstracts: ClubLink a favourite to hit the green. Boeing hands out first round of layoff slips. CEO takes blame for Laidlaw decline
Abstracts: Club Monaco confirms talks about 'possible business combination'. Adidas creates a buzz with computerized shoes
Abstracts: Cluetrain coming. The meanies of life. Can the Internet get this man to the White House?
Abstracts: CN, Burlington Northern scrap $6-billion (U.S.) Rail Merger. U.S. proposes tough new rail merger rules
Abstracts: CN chops 3,000 more jobs. CP posts strongest earnings in history. CN posts record results in '99
Abstracts: CN estimates strike cost as much as $40-million. Scotiabank big lender to Warnaco. Harry Potter and the e-commerce revolution
Abstracts: CN forced to release results a day early: Clerical error made in regulatory filing. CPR eyes more job cuts
Abstracts: CN frustrated in Illinois Central bid. CN merger faces critical hurdle. Four railways fire first shot to derail CN-BNSF merger
Abstracts: CN gets U.S. approval to buy railway. New E.D. Smith owner keen to back its growth. U.S. forms maker to divest unit
Abstracts: CN hitches to U.S. railway to smooth out Chicago link. Eaton's, Imperial Life to open in-store financial outlets
Abstracts: CN job cuts may not be the last, CEO warns. Hydro-Quebec, Bell close to reaching deal. Call-Net drops fight against poison pill
Abstracts: CNN cuts 400 jobs in reorganization. Allen plans $3B cable stock offering. Verdict is in: Court TV not guilty of letting viewers down
Abstracts: CN plans to reap $216-million a year from Illinois Central purchase. FirstService buys U.S. companies
Abstracts: CN plans to reap $216-million a year from Illinois Central purchase. part 2 Dundee Realty plans selloff of residential and U.S. properties
Abstracts: CN posts record results in '99. Battered Laidlaw takes $1.39-billion writedown. Laidlaw shares fall after results delayed two weeks
Abstracts: CN profit a boon for top brass. CN 'extremely optimistic' after record profit. CN profit rises 19% in quarter
Abstracts: CN refuses to take back Via Rail conductors. CN, CAW reach deal on potential layoffs. CAW differs with CN on payouts
Abstracts: CN's stock option plan a textbook for New Economy companies. CN, CPR gravy train rolls along - with caution
Abstracts: CN steams ahead with 34% profit gain in second quarter. Sleeman cuts again as cheap suds bite. Sleeman staggered by buck-a-beer rivals
Abstracts: Coal export markets improve. Investors eye U.S. data for clues to inflation. Financing deals edge lower in third quarter
Abstracts: Coal feat. Runway bride. Aussie rebuilds
Abstracts: Coalition blues. What the ABA didn't hear. Portrait of a high-flier
Abstracts: Coalition calculations. Polls apart. The unenviable roll model
Abstracts: Coalition gripped by fear of premature evacuation. Queensland message falls on deaf ears. Angry PM scares away the voters
Abstracts: Coalition learns to protect its support base. Queensland result blessing in disguise for Howard. One Nation could tip the scales
Abstracts: Coalition of the wilting. Robbing Peter. Whither the peaceniks?
Abstracts: Coalition plays footsie into Labor's hands. The last fig leaf falls. Taxation with misrepresentation
Abstracts: Coalition seeks to adopt a standard Unix version: direct competition for Microsoft's Windows and I.B.M.'s OS/2
Abstracts: Coalition's secret weapon is the energizer man. Too soon for true believers. Politics on a budget
Abstracts: Coastal development. Cancer treatments. Alzheimer's Disease: could it bankrupt the health-care system?
Abstracts: Coastal development. Saving Social Security. Should the federal government continue to subsidize beach-replenishment efforts?
Abstracts: Coast busters. Anatomy of a hot flush. New secrets for youthful skin
Abstracts: Coast busters. Eccentric, c'est chic. The art of swimming
Abstracts: Coca-Cola keeps some brands where they are while PepsiCo battles a former agency in court; a concern about trade secrets leads to lawsuits
Abstracts: Coca-Cola prepares offer for Quaker. Quaker accepts Pepsi's $13.4B bid. Pepsi in talks to gobble up Quaker Oats
Abstracts: Cocaine crackdown: Colombia's pursuit of drug lords sparks violence. An uncommon alliance: the No leaders share an independent spirit
Abstracts: Cocktail hour returns to TV; makers of hard liquor lift a self-imposed ban on ads. A very un-Pepsi-like campaign for a new line of fruit drinks
Abstracts: Code name: mainstream; can 'open source' bridge the software gap? Knowing Their Politics by Their Software
Abstracts: Code warriors. Bedtime for Bezos. The great interface-off
Abstracts: Coffee king targets the Internet with $130-million venture fund. Syndesis attracting investors
Abstracts: Coffee, Tea or Job? For Airline Workers, An Uncertain Future. Notes Shed Some Light On Loan Panel Decisions To Deny Aid to United
Abstracts: Coffee, Tea or Job? For Airline Workers, An Uncertain Future. part 2 Delta Reaches Deal With Pilots, Averting Chapter 11 Filing
Abstracts: Cogeco, Bell Globemedia buy TQs from Quebecor. Quebecor sells stake in Abitibi. Abitibi warns of securities law breach
Abstracts: Cognicase agrees to buy small U.S. firm. 724 Solutions buys U.S. software firm. U.K. firm said to be buying STS Systems
Abstracts: Cognicase to create 2,000 R&D jobs. Bombardier plans new corporate jet. Bombardier plans 90-seat jet
Abstracts: Cognos cracks B2B exchange market. Corel wins deal to bundle programs in HP scanners. Entrust wins big contact from Bell
Abstracts: Cognos on lookout for major buy. Corel sells near a third of GraphOn stake. Corel deal a PR ploy by Microsoft: analysts
Abstracts: Cognos profit beats street's expectations after earlier warning. CryptoLogic betting on growth
Abstracts: Cognos sees opportunity in downturn. Cognos cutting 300 jobs. Cognos share price plunges (Cognos Inc.)
Abstracts: Cognos wins licensing deal with GE affiliate. Corel plans more affiliate spinoffs. Regulators approve financing deal for cash-strapped Corel
Abstracts: Coke Classic ads have life. Lawyers drum up laughs for Honda. Kellogg ads wax nostalgic
Abstracts: Coke hopes nostalgia sells with holiday advertising campaign. Coke to target lige stages, styles in new ads
Abstracts: Coke persuades African-American exec to stay. Dew poses real Pepsi challenge to Coke. Coke to lay off 6,000 workers
Abstracts: Coke plan to buy Quaker for $16B in stock collapses. Pepsi One ads hint at sex and the soft drink. For Coke, mixed reviews bubble on top
Abstracts: Coke puts Pepsi on defensive in France. Merger would create 4th-largest oil company. French grocery chains to unite into powerhouse
Abstracts: Coke reorganizes; president resigns. GM hires former Chrysler president. Ford: Loss will grow this quarter
Abstracts: Coke settles racial discrimination lawsuit. NHTSA investigating Goodyear truck tires. Former Cendant execs plead guilty to fraud
Abstracts: Cola ads will make way for the Dew at the Bowl. Ricky Martin's new song: livin' la vida Pepsi. Bailing out from the Super Bowl ad binge
Abstracts: Cold-blooded murder: a Canadian nurse dies in an attack on the Red Cross. A Crimean crisis
Abstracts: Cold comfort. The clever countryside. Iron in the soul
Abstracts: Cold fever. Backdoor boom. Chasing laurels for Hardie
Abstracts: Cold fever. Death of the salesman. The earth movers
Abstracts: Cold-fusion confusion. Will putting cold medicines behind the counter cut meth abuse? Cold fusion gets a warm reception in Japan
Abstracts: Cold war's end hits Cray Computer. Dell Computer cuts prices on desktops and laptops. 10 computers introduced by Amdahl
Abstracts: Coliseum gets major modernization. Value of April building permits rises. Construction holds strong amid economic uncertainty
Abstracts: Collapse would kill 24,500 jobs: Stelco. Amid chorus of boos, Stelco plans to outline restructuring in May. Stelco plans to proceed with restructuring vote
Abstracts: Collateral damage. Out of control. Running for cover
Abstracts: College plans prove profitable. Mutual funds in a funk? Raging bulls
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