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Abstracts: Dodge expected to cut bank rate 25 basis points. Thiessen raises spectre of further rate hikes. Central bank to start rate policy Dec. 5
Abstracts: Dodge frets over flood of fast money. Central bank's data reliance questioned. Dodge slashes growth estimate
Abstracts: Dodge plays down Nortel collapse. Nortel discloses financing conditions. How Nortel scouts its acquisitions
Abstracts: Dodge signals rates on hold. Flaherty's indecision on tax rule sidelines acquisitions. Central bank left with $23-billion in cash
Abstracts: Dodge: strong dollar with slow growth. Jetsgo fails to address concerns about federal safety. QSC investigating Jitec trades
Abstracts: Dodge to push P3 as key to unlock pension funds. CPP's trading plan raises queries. CPP board loses $852-million
Abstracts: Dodge warns SARS will hurt economy. U.S. planning to auction disputed offshore lands. Ottawa urged to take bold steps to dispel U.S. border concerns
Abstracts: Dodging the issues. Stage mother, stage son. Glimmer of hope: Ottawa searches for settlements in native standoffs
Abstracts: Dodging the issues. Unsavory secrets: Ottawa police find a cache of horrifying photos. A woman of record
Abstracts: Does a moth know what's it's doing? Do we? Dear Mr. Clinton. How much are we like the chimps? What they tell us about ourselves
Abstracts: Does biology play a dominant role in determining human behavior? Biology and behavior
Abstracts: Does current FDA policy protect consumers from the potentially harmful effects of bioengineered foods? Should the FDA privatize its product-review process?
Abstracts: Does exposure to chemical weapons explain the Gulf War syndrome? Does the Brady bill violate states' rights?
Abstracts: Does gambling lead to increased crime? Do higher speed limits lead to more traffic deaths? Will the North American Free Trade Agreement lead to job losses in the U.S. auto industry?
Abstracts: Does it still work? Sums of the father. Riding high
Abstracts: Doesn't it ever stop? PC price war looms again; weak companies get trampled as a battle of titans shapes up. Modem makers are picking up the pace; companies can slice phone bills and boost competitiveness with the latest devices
Abstracts: Does software lose credibility when it's inexpensive? A $49.95 accounting program offers most of the features of many expensive rivals
Abstracts: Does software lose credibility when it's inexpensive? A $49.95 accounting program offers most of the features of many expensive rivals. part 2
Abstracts: Does the right-wing violence pose a significant threat to democracy and stability in Germany? Music videos that flirt with violence
Abstracts: Dofasco profit plunges by 29%. Dofasco joint venture with Usinor wins Ford contracts. Arcelor bid wins Dofasco board's blessing
Abstracts: Dofasco warns profit will be half that of analysts' forecasts. Stelco blames steel prices for loss
Abstracts: Dogs, kids and critters often at the core of admakers' success. Compaq considers sponsoring Olympics
Abstracts: Doing a Blair. Cunnamula: Tbe boyhood. That man Katter
Abstracts: Doing business screen to screen: video conference calls shorten the distance between two points. New move at Tandy's flagship; chief is tightening grip at Radio Shack
Abstracts: Doing due diligence at the click of a mouse. SARS tourism losses seen continuing through 2006. Iraq war, SARS hit travel in March
Abstracts: Doing science on the network: a long way from Gutenberg. Proliferation of sophisticated robots opens a new age of ocean exploration
Abstracts: Doing the casanova. A roast by any other name. The truth drug
Abstracts: Doing the continental. The short whiff of victory. Three years on the shelf
Abstracts: Dollar climbs on weak U.S. currency. Rising loonie seen hurting tech firms. ATI to sell graphics chips to board firms
Abstracts: Dollar continues to lose ground. Barclays unveils foreign ETF. Tenants left in limbo over toxic metal
Abstracts: Dollar continues to lose ground. Canadian health officials rapped by WHO. Juniper warning triggers tech sector stock dive
Abstracts: Dollar dazed: a weak dollar hits consumers and ignites trade tension with Japan. True-to-life TV: realistic shows earn top ratings
Abstracts: Dollar declines on news of job losses. Central bank trims key rate. Central Bank trims rates
Abstracts: Dollar dilemma. The sleep of reason breeds contagion of the markets. A dollar dilemma
Abstracts: Dollar plummets to six-month low. Resource-laden TSX takes a licking. Housing starts set torrid pace in June
Abstracts: Dollars in Dixie. On the go for Gold. The Gainesville gold rush: Canada's powerful rowers stake their claim on Lake Lanier
Abstracts: Dollar soars as WHO clears Toronto. Barrick not spooked vy uncertain Russian investment climate. Report calls for beetle relief
Abstracts: Dollar sprints to highest level in five years. Dollar barrels past 74-cent mark. Dollar rocked by SARS fears
Abstracts: Dollar sprints to highest level in five years. Dollar racks up five-year high as greenback selloff triggered. Dollar barrels past 74-cent mark
Abstracts: Dollar's rise has businesses seeking prosperity at home. Inflation dips to lowest level since '62. Don't hobble startups: World Bank
Abstracts: Dollar surges on terrorism jitters: Possibility of Liberals eking out a minority contributes to loonie's run to 74.30 cents
Abstracts: Domain name battle may set legal precedent. OSC bans Banks for life from boards. Dollars stifle scents on-line
Abstracts: Doman reaches new deals with unsecured creditors: Founder to retain token stake in firm. VisuaLabs scientist alleged to have tricked shareholders
Abstracts: Doman reports loss, covenant breach. MacBlo's results rebound in 1998. Interfor lends ear to groups' views
Abstracts: Domans at odds over future of firm. Spar deal has MacDonald Dettwiler soaring. Slocan.Canfor agree to forestry merger: $455-million share exchange deal
Abstracts: Domestic disturbance. Terms of engagement. Popular affront
Abstracts: Domestic Poverty: did recent reforms help needy families? Are there two Americans? Land of opportunity?
Abstracts: Domestic Poverty: ominous signs. Domestic Poverty: 'elusive dream'. Road to stagflation
Abstracts: Domestic Poverty: Presidential race. Domestic Poverty: states and localities. Domestic Poverty: is a new approach needed to help the poorest Americans?
Abstracts: Dominion Bridge unit declares bankruptcy. Royal Oak on brink of bankruptcy. Assante delays pricing of its public offering
Abstracts: Domino's banishes 'Bad Andy' in favor of hard-sell campaign. Look who's talking you onto the Web
Abstracts: Domino's Pizza ads deliver puppet menace. Super Bowl scores job Web site ads. Pets.com to put puppet on Bowl ad
Abstracts: Domtar eyes acquisitions as it posts record results. Domtar to buy 4 mills from Georgia-Pacific. Abitibu battle a surprise, CEO says
Abstracts: Domtar suspends dividend in wake of worse-than-expected quarter. Transat profit plunges in quarter
Abstracts: Do not quit, ever. 'I chose to change my life.' (Godfather's Pizza CEO Herman Cain) He refuses to limit himself
Abstracts: Donovans get backing for their creativity (Michael Donovan and Paul Donovan, founders of Salter Street Films Ltd., now have financing)
Abstracts: Don't be chicken, have a poultry adventure. Homemade for the holidays. Cook it slow and easy in a crock-pot
Abstracts: Don't be stupid: stay in office. Roughing it on the Yucatan Peninsula. When gender equality is a bad joke
Abstracts: 'Don't blame us,' our leaders say. The right may complain, but it has itself to blame. Who cares what the consumer thinks?
Abstracts: Don't fear the reaping. The color of money. Punter and gatherer
Abstracts: Don't get tangled up in Web stock scams: fraud rises on Internet. Internet instills family values - really
Abstracts: Don't get tangled up in Web stock scams: fraud rises on Internet. part 2 Art galleries ho-gum? Museums a snore? try I-art
Abstracts: Don't ignore this prophecy of hope. (Software company Prophecy International Holdings offers good investment opportunities)
Abstracts: Don't let the summer bugs bite. E-cars take to the road. We'll make your tastebuds tingle"
Abstracts: Don't look down. The real bottom line. The milestone that wasn't
Abstracts: Don't people want to control their TV's? TiVo and ReplayTV may change viewing habits, but consumers aren't clamoring for them yet
Abstracts: Don't push the panic button, experts say; heart-stopping stock dive not seen as end to markets' bull run, but rather a pause
Abstracts: Don't quit on us. A village of hope. It should shake people up
Abstracts: 'Don't tread on us': U.S. missiles slam Baghdad over a plot to kill Bush. The gamut of belief: the poll defines the faith
Abstracts: Don't worry, be prepared. Stewart charged, steps down. Small businesses not making full use of Web
Abstracts: Do offices want a Rolls-Royce of color printers? The vital video adapter links brain and display. Printers are improved
Abstracts: Doomsayers underestimate the power of day traders. Can we bank on the banks? For Austar, it's by the way
Abstracts: Doors close on Gates, leaving Windows open. Wireless is more. Smooth operator
Abstracts: Doors to the future. Trick of the aye. Every blog has its day
Abstracts: Do Popeye and Bluto love juice - or each other? Adidas reruns old formula with Kobe. Duck ads have new customers flocking to AFLAC
Abstracts: Do privatizations mean big payoff? Westcoast profits soar. Alberta to sell smaller power contracts
Abstracts: Dorel struggles to build following. Dorel in deal to buy Safety 1st. Spinoffs not guaranteed an easier road ahead
Abstracts: Dorman to run telecom deal. Companies must add rising security costs to bottom line. Dorman to take lead at major AT&T units
Abstracts: Dose of good fortune. The itch is back. Hip to swing
Abstracts: Dot-com dollars filling airwaves with ads. Wacky investment spots win lots of hearts. Dot-com traffic surges
Abstracts: Dot-coms look for starring roles in product placement. More dot-coms put marketing budget in online ads. Young, rich and in your face: a star CEO is born
Abstracts: Dot-coms struggle with e-retailing, close online stores. Cash-burning dot-coms sell at fire-sale prices. Survival of small ISPs challenged
Abstracts: Dot-com woes, stock market turmoil crimp holiday party spirit. Mass delivery of 'Goblet' makes 'e-commerce history'
Abstracts: Do the contango. Motley crude. Crude awakening
Abstracts: Double airline takeover considered. Biovail close to final deal for plant in Puerto Rico. Dofasco shares climb to a 52-week high on speculation of a deal
Abstracts: DoubleClick clicks with analysts. Stocks you wish granddad had stashed away. Investors punish Disney, Fox shares
Abstracts: Double or nothing - the cellaring gamble. Coronial courage. Heavenly returns at the top of Jacob's ladder
Abstracts: Double vision drives 'Smart tax' debate. The curse of the National Museum. Slicker city
Abstracts: Double Vision: the best political romp. Sharing the wealth: 'Pink Floyd' was a cultural patron saint. The world's ranking political saint
Abstracts: Double vision. The sand and the fury. Tales of the tyrant
Abstracts: Doubt greets United-US Airways promise to cap fares. Airlines raise fares third time in 2000. Rivals join Continental in raising fares
Abstracts: Doubt of the benefit. Caveat contractor. Panic attack
Abstracts: Doubts Expressed As Bush Presses Asia on Currency. Bush's Choice: Anger China Or Congress Over Currency. The Dollar Is Down: Is It a Cause for Concern?
Abstracts: Do unto others: giving blood may be good for the donor. Homeward bound: an appeal court chooses nurture over nature
Abstracts: Dove in the hot seat. "We'll see how short Sharon's fuse really is". Shadow of deaths
Abstracts: Do video games make kids more violent? Video games: Pinball precursor. Video games: 'Sims' inventor exploring new frontiers in creativity
Abstracts: Dow Closes Above 10,000 for First Time in 18 Months. Dollar Skids, Despite Stock Rally and a Strong Jobs Report
Abstracts: Dow jumps over 10,000: The first time, it was cool, but this time, investors don hats of skepticism. Deals help to restore sizzle to biotechs
Abstracts: Down - and out? The English-only debate. Europe in crisis
Abstracts: Down but not out: Boris Yeltsin takes his case to the people. Jockeying for power: Yeltsin takes his case to the people
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