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Abstracts: Computer export ban to change: U.S. and Japan agree to revision on sales of fastest machines. U.S. easing on exports of computers
Abstracts: Computer export ban to change: U.S. and Japan agree to revision on sales of fastest machines. part 2 Preliminary supercomputer pact gives U.S. more access to Japan; but skeptics question whether sales will result
Abstracts: Computer-export curbs reviewed. Computer makers worried by curb on software export. U.S. revising guidelines on computer exports
Abstracts: Computer feud enters a new phase. New Sun operating system for PC's. Harnessing hundreds of computers to improve speed and efficiency
Abstracts: Computer group faces uphill fight. An aging dancer fights to keep up; Silicon Valley's future may hinge on winning the palmtop computer race
Abstracts: Computer groups agree on plan for Japan trade. Ruling on computer screens seen as victory for Japanese. Chip pact set by U.S. and Japan; negotiators agree to 3-year extension of rules for trade
Abstracts: Computer groups agree on plan for Japan trade. U.S.-Japan telecommunications accord. Europe vows no bias against U.S. chips
Abstracts: Computer, heal thyself. Racing the main course. The main game
Abstracts: Computer images are staking out star roles in movies. Sony's true-blue model of U.S. laser. A credit card offshoot blossoms
Abstracts: Computer intruder gets probation and fine but avoids prison term. Student found guilty in computer jamming
Abstracts: Computerized record-keeping for retailers. Wireless signals keep retailers humming. A computer chain that - surprise! - knows how to sell
Abstracts: Computerized sleuths for the aching back: a new business based on diagnosis and treatment of costly ailments. Airlines cleared of rigging their reservation systems
Abstracts: Computerized stock trading: stormy image, quiet reality. Bear, Stearns will resume index arbitrage for itself
Abstracts: Computerland's survival strategy. I.B.M.'s report card from new chief. Chief reads riot act to I.B.M.; managers are told to stop excuses in a hard-hitting talk
Abstracts: Computer lessor deal with Geneen group. Enough About 'Gates' as Art; Let's Talk About That Price Tag. An Encore Effort to Bring Shakespeare Back to Stratford
Abstracts: Computer maker fills a top post; Thinking Machines to appoint lawyer. An Wang, 70, is dead of cancer; inventor and maker of computers
Abstracts: Computer makers worried by curb on software export. Soviet fiber-optic deal challenges U.S. policy. Ruling may restrict copyrights for software
Abstracts: Computer oracle breaks silence; Steve Chen offers his view of future. New I.B.M. mainframes due; machines expected to be more versatile
Abstracts: Computer problems delay installation of new weather radar. Olivetti is said to plan 7,000 layoffs in slump. The grays give way to color in desktop publishing
Abstracts: Computer program in Queens is mistaken for a human. Cult film is a first on Internet. So who's talking: human or machine?
Abstracts: Computer project sends messages to Gulf. Computer helps professors match names and faces. Chess-playing computer closing in on champions; speedy, powerful analysis makes for a formidable opponent
Abstracts: Computer project would speed data: businesses, schools and U.S. agencies to join effort. I.B.M. enhances liquid crystal display process
Abstracts: Computers and other targets; how Japan learns, and wins, even by losing. Japan sets sights on winning lead in new computers; field dominated by U.S.; goal is software that allows thousands of processors to operate in tandem
Abstracts: Computers are distributed containing software virus. Computer viruses: just uncommon colds after all? Experts warn of new virus hitting PC's
Abstracts: Computer says: take 2 aspirin. Is What's Good for G.E. Good for Health Care? Trial of Ex-Chief of HealthSouth Is Set to Open
Abstracts: Computer screen dumping charged. U.S. seeks broad ban on computers. Xerox has new flat screen that could hold a computer
Abstracts: Computers for all? Many can't use them. California casino boom draws fire. Fallout expected over end of L.A.'s costly high school project
Abstracts: Computers gain new respect as translators. Lotus posts its first loss for a quarter; deficit is attributed to $53 million write-off on Samna acquisition
Abstracts: Computers give trucker an edge. Satellite system helps trucks stay in touch. President of Xerox is elected chairman
Abstracts: Computers: Living With Linux. Empowering species: the best way to save endangered species may be to help them pay their own way
Abstracts: Computers proliferating in classroom. The Next TriBeCa? Stick a Pin in the Map. With Merger, a New York Studio May Finally Get a Hollywood Ending
Abstracts: Computers still can't do beautiful mathematics. Math problem, long baffling, slowly yields; the traveling salesman problem still isn't solved, but computers can now get most answers
Abstracts: Computers that hear and respond. IBM and American Air in Aeroflot deal. Shifting the computer jobless to software
Abstracts: Computers that hear and respond. Supercomputer maverick. Questing for the next supercomputer
Abstracts: Computers to help drivers find their way. G.M. to link dealers with satellite system. California Family Tests Honda's Fuel Cell Car
Abstracts: Computer-to-go generation. Computer science is going down. Can invaders be stopped but civil liberties upheld?; Industry executives have joined to stimulate debate over computer users' rights
Abstracts: Computer users plot to avoid virus. Computer system intruder plucks passwords and avoids detection. Rogue computer program attacks NASA grid, but causes no harm
Abstracts: Computer virus scouts for child pornography; search software that risks subverting due process and privacy. U.S. expands investigation into piracy of software
Abstracts: Computer 'virus' termed a mistake. When executives should just say no; fax, computer and Fedex set a blistering pace. Too blistering
Abstracts: Computervision goes public after cutting offering price. Reacting to a Dollar With No Muscle. A Strategist Who Struggled As a Manager
Abstracts: Computer words: less perfect? In the home office, equipment may still be deductible; computers, faxes and answering machines may meet I.R.S. requirements
Abstracts: Computer work wreaks havoc at firms. CGI founders, BCE alter options deal. Mosaid lays off one-third of staff
Abstracts: ConAgra in talks with Artel; U.S. food giant looking to buy Quebec success story and maker of Pogo snacks. Heroux may bid for U.K. tube maker Senior
Abstracts: Conceived in conflict, HBC shouldn't go down quietly. This CEO's mom taught him everything he needs to know. Every old name is new again as tech firms try to forget bust
Abstracts: Concert success awakens sluggish tourism. Cirque boss plans global complexes. Magna Entertainment's latest hired gun - meet Paul Cellucci
Abstracts: Concierges step up presence in airports, service to fliers. Casino gambling plays another winning hand. Sweet suitor buys Slim-Fast, Ben & Jerry's
Abstracts: Concord Pacific to go ahead with Expo site expansion. De Beers set for important NWT exploration phase. Loewen admits bankruptcy possible
Abstracts: Condi's clout offensive. Heart of darkness. The new days of rage
Abstracts: Condition critical: northern Ontario is reeling as hospital closures hit home. Young and dangerous: brutal murders in Edmonton and Montreal reignite the debate over teenage criminals
Abstracts: Confederation liquidators get final approvals. Executive search firms finally get back on feet. Lions Gate wants new deal with Moore
Abstracts: Confederation unit's creditors approve settlement. Royal Energy rides oil and gas wave. Income Financial Trust raises $90-million in IPO
Abstracts: Confident Netscape looks beyond Microsoft trial. EDS acquisition of SHL stirs talk about unit's future. Microsoft shares pummelled amid breakup reports
Abstracts: Conflict of interests. Own goals. My big fat Greek Olympics
Abstracts: Confusion over NAB's CEO-elect. Goss and the good life. Wine's the only bottle
Abstracts: Confusion sparks Nortel selloff. Capital spending boosts Call-Net's loss. Nortel beats expectations, plans share split
Abstracts: Congress expected to delay policy to aid small airlines. Airlines: faster spending could ease flight delays. Airlines share solutions to aid service
Abstracts: Congress gives NHTSA new power to punish. Congress members: NHTSA 'apparently asleep'. Pricey PT Cruisers land NHTSA in hot water
Abstracts: Congress Is Close To Eliminating A Privacy Law. SHARPLY SPLIT, HOUSE PASSES BROAD MEDICARE OVERHAUL; FORCEFUL LOBBYING BY BUSH
Abstracts: Congressman links son's suicide to acne medicine. Estrogen use best at a lower dose. FDA prescribes Prozac to treat severe PMS
Abstracts: Congress seeks details on tire recall situation. Free maintenance work for car buyers. GM settles argument with dealerships
Abstracts: Congress Urged to Conduct Its Own Insurance Inquiry. Seeking Quick Loans, Soldiers Race Into High-Interest Traps
Abstracts: Con job. Invoking the community spirit. Show of emotion
Abstracts: Connecticut works to keep JDS suit alive. For Highpine's Stollery it's high times and a big play. Investors question Shell's price for BlackRock
Abstracts: Connectivity comes to life in a technology supermarket; all the major information technologies under one Texas roof
Abstracts: Conrad Black's private agenda. A new image for Conrad's number 2. The inexorable spread of the Black empire
Abstracts: Conrad Black takes on Toronto. Speculation heats up about sale of Financial Post to Black. Southham paper's newsroom on strike
Abstracts: Conrail sale finally wins approval. Railroad goliaths propose $6B merger. Lockheed to buy Comsat for $2.7B
Abstracts: 'Conscience clauses'. Caring for the elderly: Turning home equity into long-term care. Universal coverage: Health politics
Abstracts: Conseco share price could boost CEO's pay. Employers taking fewer vacation days. PBGC plays part in steel reform
Abstracts: Conservative engineer still fundamentally attractive. Attack of the nerves. Banking on a recovery
Abstracts: Conserving the parks. Endangered Species Act: Bush policy
Abstracts: Console shootout: the sequel; GameCube or XBox? The games, not the systems, may decide. A Pong redux with sweat and swagger
Abstracts: Consoltex offers itself up to suitors. OMERS boosts holding in Oxford Properties to 12%. Domtar buys E.B. Eddy
Abstracts: Consortium set to launch nationwide billing service. Loblaw launches gift site on-line. Office towers setting up Web shopper depots
Abstracts: Consortium set up for new TV; 2 rival electronics companies and NBC to join research. U.S. agency accused of favoring I.B.M
Abstracts: Conspiracy query. Crystal balls-up. Pinko protest
Abstracts: Constancy of purpose and some luck remain secret to success in markets. The street gets cold feet
Abstracts: Consultancy follows talent home. Search for talent tougher than drilling for oil. Chinese dominance undoes button maker
Abstracts: Consultant denies withholding Ford/Firestone accident data. Tyson recruited illegals, INS says. Judge in Florida upholds $145 billion tobacco verdict
Abstracts: Consumer debt: Are Americans dangerously overstretched? Consumer debt: Installment credit. Consumer debt: Credit card revolution
Abstracts: Consumer debt: Contactless credit. Slow Food Movement: Scrapple anyone? Buy buy baby
Abstracts: Consumer debt: Impact of bankruptcy law. Consumer safety: product safety. Consumer debt: Payday lending comes under fire
Abstracts: Consumer debt: Myth of thrift. Consumer debt: Payday lending comes under fire. Consumer debt: Rise of mortgage lending
Abstracts: Consumer debt: Risk or race? Consumer debt: Student debt soars. Consumer debt: Installment credit
Abstracts: Consumer debt: Should Congress regulate credit card rates and fees? . Action in congress
Abstracts: Consumer debt: Student debt soars. Student aid: borrowers and lenders. Student aid: lenders fight back
Abstracts: Consumer Prices Decline for First Time in 10 Months. Appetite For Stocks Slackening In China. Pondering China's Rates Through a Central Prism
Abstracts: Consumer rites: customer relationship management is on the lips of every organisation with a product or service to sell. Helen Dancer examines what it means for customers and business
Abstracts: Consumers acquiring tast for Miller Lite's quirky ads. Miller taps plastic for beer anywhere. Quirky xerox ads appeal to boomers
Abstracts: Consumers at the wheel of gas price fluctuations: wild cost swings at the pumps are a sore spot for Canadians
Abstracts: Consumers dial around for a better deal. AT&T to launch high-speed network service. Frontier, Lucent link for Internet phone system
Abstracts: Consumers holding off on buying computers; as the personal-computer market cools, retailers wonder when and if to cut prices
Abstracts: Consumers indicate they want companies to respond to attacks in an optimistic manner. TV advertising drives fight over size of Spanish audience
Abstracts: Consumers shy away from Web shopping. Amazon targets Canada for book invasion. Convenience key to book buying
Abstracts: Consumers support formerly taboo TV ads. Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola to blend juice, snack brands. Spirits makers mix new ways to market
Abstracts: Contagious bigotry threatens the nation. Power plays. Guarding of the change
Abstracts: Containing prison costs through privatization. Does privatization improve service and lower costs? Privatization; a global trend
Abstracts: Content unbecoming. Don't look now. Leaving his mark
Abstracts: Continental, Delta seek 'pause' to airline deals. Clock reset on Northwest strike. Fliers beware: fuel surcharges drive up holiday fares
Abstracts: Continental divide. Miner miracle. Cold comfort
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