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Abstracts: Down but not out. 'It was a light bulb for me'. High-tech hotels wired for guests
Abstracts: Down, but not out; WestJet voluntarily suspends operations. Best of 1992: intriguing links. A grim chapter closes
Abstracts: Down here for thinking. Profitable partnerships. Think local, pay global
Abstracts: Downhill all the way. The lesson of Nick Leeson. Why can't Americans accept strong women?
Abstracts: Down-home blues: a $5.2-billion oil megaproject struggles to stay afloat, searching for a new partner. The flying game: PWA fights on all fronts to stay afloat
Abstracts: Down in the dead zone. Gold-medal workouts: drawing on biomechanics and other sports science, Olympic hopefuls target just the right muscles and moves
Abstracts: Download a job. What's around the bend for travellers on the information highway. Classified information
Abstracts: Down memory lane. Simply evil. Chattering classes
Abstracts: Downsizing cities: to make cities work better, make them smaller. Sounds as good as it looks
Abstracts: Down the line: CP Rail announces a move to Calgary - and another wave of layoffs. A top cop blazes a gender trail: Calgary's Christine Silverberg is the first woman to lead a major police force
Abstracts: Down the line: CP Rail announces a move to Calgary - and another wave of layoffs. part 2 For the love of sport: Special Olympians compete in Calgary
Abstracts: Downward mobility: what happened to the American Dream? Antitrust policy: should more be done to promote competition?
Abstracts: Down with work. Jobs down the line. Outsource tack loses its edge
Abstracts: Dow's fall seen as chance to `selectively buy'. Blue chips push higher; techs fall again. Earnings warnings likely to continue
Abstracts: Dow's worst week since '33. Dow has worst quarter since '87 crash. High-tech stampede batters markets
Abstracts: Do you really need a computer? Some bumps in the road for Intel's fast new chip. Wise electronic giving
Abstracts: Drabinsky, Gottlieb roles in firm probed by RCMP. Ex-tobacco executives co-opted by RCMP. Native clinic in RCMP fraud probe
Abstracts: DRABINSKY'S NEW ROLE: Canada's theatre impresario is taking a back seat. Taking the nuisance out of prostitution
Abstracts: Drabinsky suing KPMG for $26-million. Canadian Salt fined $600,000. Bre-X investors say Barrick should pay
Abstracts: Drabinsky takes aim at KPMG employee. Nelvana considers stock split. Fund companies write down their investments in Livent
Abstracts: Drabinsky wins Livent injunction. Fund companies write down their investments in Livent. Cinram founder's pay jumped 15% in '97
Abstracts: Draft debates. Draft debates: 'Politically unpalatable'. Debating the draft
Abstracts: Draft debates: Draft resistance. Draft debates: The next draft will be different. Draft debates: Money woes
Abstracts: Draft debates: Draft rumors still "alive and well". Democrats in Congress: Bush takes charge. Paying the bills
Abstracts: Draft debates: Draft rumors still "alive and well". Draft debates: Rumors of Iraqi draft. Draft debates: Recruiters' woes
Abstracts: Draft debates: Governors' woes. Gun violence: Gun debates. Labor unions' future: Birth of the movement
Abstracts: Draft debates: Money woes. Methamphetamine: Helping Meth's youngest victims. Labor unions' future: Busting unions
Abstracts: Draft debates: 'Politically unpalatable'. Immigration debate: immigration reform. Immigration debate: would tighter border security curb illegal immigration?
Abstracts: Draft debates: Rumors of Iraqi draft. Draft debates: Governors' woes. Methamphetamine: Action in congress
Abstracts: Draft debates: The next draft will be different. Should the Pentagon create a database of U.S. students to help bolster recruitment?
Abstracts: Drama at the bottom of the planet. The power of a name: what you call a child can make a huge difference, experts say
Abstracts: Drawing new faces for an old favorite: XTree Easy is a kind of XTree Lite, for those who want the flavor of a shell that is less filling
Abstracts: Dr. Cameron's casualties: a series revisits Canada's 1950s brainwashing scandal. The march of Islam: Black militant Louis Farrakhan targets Canada
Abstracts: 'Dreadful' September sales halt fund industry's winning streak. Shaw loss reduced in quarter
Abstracts: Dread of the salesmen. Open season. Who needs 'Friends'
Abstracts: Dream boat. Artists aloft. The enemy retreats
Abstracts: Dreaming of a world without corruption. Evasive action. Redecorating history: a battle grows over renovating Rideau Hall
Abstracts: Dream weaver. Swansong for David. Meet to the beat
Abstracts: DreamWorks Still Looking for a Hit in '03. International Actors a Passport to Profitability. Fish Story a Hit, DreamWorks Aims at Wall St
Abstracts: Dressed for success: Pepsi One designer crafts product appeal. Whatever happened to customer service?
Abstracts: Dr Fiona Terry. Stoned cold killers. Gut reaction; good digestive health is the key to physical well-being. Australian researchers are leading a revolution in medical science called probiotics
Abstracts: Drift nets: stripmining the sea. Are gated communities a reasonable response to crime? Northwest's response
Abstracts: Drills and spills. Chasing Jennifer: How the cops are coping with the high cost of policing in a media-frenzied age
Abstracts: Driven by design: smart styling gives Chrysler a competitive edge. The '93 cars
Abstracts: Drivers deserting Detroit: Even a cascade of purchase incentives can't seem to help domestic auto firms overcome concerns about quality
Abstracts: Drivers with most cash to burn switching to Euro-hot models. Auto sales to grow in 2001, report says
Abstracts: Driving force. Capital idea. Filing high
Abstracts: Driving force: passion has become the cornerstone of advertising lures promoting sleek, modern cars. The delivery man
Abstracts: Driving force. Thou shalt not. Lindy Hyam
Abstracts: Driving force. To the fore. Intimations of leadership
Abstracts: Drop in Compaq profits is less than expected. Earnings fell 80% in period at Compaq. $70.3 million deficit posted by Compaq; first quarterly loss for computer maker; 1,400 job cuts planned
Abstracts: Drop out, dine in and log on. One in a millennium. Home sweet home page
Abstracts: Dropping the baby: birth control is being taken to extreme lengths in a remote NT community, claim anxious locals
Abstracts: Drop the dinosaur. Gimme shelter. Whip Hand
Abstracts: Drowning by numbers. The mucky way. Broadcast stews
Abstracts: Drug could cut asthma therapy. Airline audit echoes FAA's. Drug may cut heart death risks
Abstracts: Drug makers battle ad ban. Molson shares foam up as profit soars. Air Canada debt means Cara loses $2. 7-million
Abstracts: Drugmakers have healthy outlook. Small firms can bank on Web. Inventive pilot sells safety breakthrough
Abstracts: Drug Makers' New Intensity In Defense of U.S. Borders. F.D.A. IS ADVISED TO LET PAIN PILLS STAY ON MARKET. Pfizer Reports China Has Lifted Its Viagra Patent
Abstracts: Drug merger turns into tense triangle. Drug firms polish merger. $80 billion drug merger talks back on
Abstracts: Drug Royalty eyes healthy returns. IcePro shoots to score as one-stop rink supplier. First Place Tower pursues new debt plan
Abstracts: Drug Royalty eyes healthy returns. Novopharm takes writedown on drug development delay. AltaRex says ovarian cancer drug results positive
Abstracts: Drugs and money. Sorry, game over: Canadian software firms fall victim to fierce competition. Brittle bones
Abstracts: Drugs at work. Newton's lore. Top cat's nine lives
Abstracts: Drugs over dotage. Go online or be damned. Secret agenda
Abstracts: Drug spending soars 84% in last five years. Diet drug maker settles for $4.8 billion. Drug pricing probed
Abstracts: Drugs that starve tumors prove disappointing. New drug targets cancer cells. Investors rejoice in Celera promise
Abstracts: Drying out. Suicide commitment. Educating Brendan
Abstracts: Dual-powered, 70-mpg hybrid on way to USA. Ford hopes Lightning strikes buyers. Photographers catch glimpse of '02 Thunderbird
Abstracts: Dual shower heads land hotel in hot water. Starwood raises a roomy curtain on 'Heavenly Shower'. Hotels fired up to get wired up
Abstracts: Dubious conduct: new revelations in the Somalia affair put military leaders on the defensive. 'Mea culpa nobody else': Gen. Jean Boyle accepts the blame - and then spreads it around.'(coverup over Somalia mission scandal; includes related article)
Abstracts: Ducks of a feather. The long ranger. High noon in the Solomons
Abstracts: Duel in the Pacific. Headbangers and mosh. Out of the woodwork
Abstracts: Duelling Banjo. Closed book. Poet's progress
Abstracts: Due reparations. The word is his oyster. Dr. O'Hanlon, I presume?
Abstracts: Duet in key miner. Up, up and away: BHP Billiton's $9.2bn bid for WMC is a good long-term bet which could also pay short-term
Abstracts: Duke Energy Will Acquire Cinergy for $9 Billion in Stock. Buffett Pays $5.1 Billion for Utility and Promises More Deals
Abstracts: Dull at first glance, I.B.M.'s latest have a surprise inside; its disk-control technology offsets a stodgy processor, the company says
Abstracts: Dundee Bancorp tosses hat into rings, bids on Fortune Financial and fund company Infinity. Trimark in talks with suitor
Abstracts: Dundee buys rival investment dealer Deacon. Deacon CEO resigns. When brokers are promoters
Abstracts: Dundee directors, staff to get $12-million in REIT deal. .....but hottest office market is in Calgary. Brazil's economic allure draws Ivanhoe
Abstracts: Dundee expresses interest in Assante. Big bank mergers on the back burner. Towering London
Abstracts: Dundee launches new funds family. Mackenzie to launch seg funds with fee options. ING to launch fund family in Canada
Abstracts: Dunlap, 4 others face SEC lawsuit. Razor rivals face restraining order. 28 states sue over CD price policy
Abstracts: Duplicity and cowardice. The uses of knowledge. When reporters become news
Abstracts: Dust to dust. While Australia Burns...The Government Fiddles. Bushfire of our vanities
Abstracts: Dustup in Alberta; as Ralph Klein tries to coast to victory, the campaign heats up. What next?
Abstracts: Dustup over dollars: federal transfer payments are now a hot election issue. An election primer: the voting machinery moves into high gear
Abstracts: Dutch computer rogues tap U.S. systems with impunity. Robotic Vehicles Contend for the Battlefield. Caller says he broke into U.S. computers to taunt the experts
Abstracts: Dutch parent puts Seaboard on block. Industrial-Alliance believed near deal to buy Seaboard. Synergy scouting for acquisitions
Abstracts: Dutch parent puts Seaboard on block. Mutual Life plans to distribute all stock to eligible policy holders. Judge nixes Sun Life request
Abstracts: Dutch Soldiers Find Smiles Are a More Effective Protection. Japan's Troops Proceed in Iraq Without Shot Fired
Abstracts: Duties on Japanese screens for laptop cleared by U.S. I.B.M. will use Adobe's technology. Electronics venture is expected; working together on display screens
Abstracts: DVD players become latest 'loss leader': lower prices make players the season's most popular gift. Molson Coors signals Brazilian unit up for sale
Abstracts: DWL secures financing deal. Venture capitalists profit in tech sector. Classwave Wireless wins venture capital deal
Abstracts: Dying to be Australian. People's choice. The great wall against China
Abstracts: Dylex on the acquisition trail. In the land of rising sun, economic recovery dawning ... finally. Blackout shocks economy in August: 0.7% drop is biggest in more than a decade
Abstracts: Dylex shares sink 27% after retailer announces charge. Market turmoil hits BCE Emergis. Profit picture looks peachy
Abstracts: Dylex stock jumps 24% on rumours of BiWay sale. Shareholders agree to Dylex sale. BiWay owner said to be trying 'to make deals'
Abstracts: Earlier Merck Study Indicated Risks of Vioxx. For Merck, Defense of a Drug Crumbles at a Difficult Time. A.M.A. Adds Its Voice to Call For Disclosure On Drug Trials
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