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Abstracts: Early bird catches the firm. Barrel roll. The good oil
Abstracts: Early censorship battles. Are parents who challenge certain schoolbooks engaging in censorship? When textbook critics find errors
Abstracts: Early crackdowns. Sobering problems. State crackdowns
Abstracts: Early Flood of Political Ads Saturates Airwaves in Iowa. CAMPAIGN IN IOWA IS CALLED PIVOTAL AND STILL CLOSE. Race Tightens In Final Days Of Iowa Battle
Abstracts: Early intervention. Managed care: do health-care firms sacrifice quality to cut costs? Fair trade labeling: Current situation: Government support
Abstracts: Early progress. Funding cuts in the '80s. Healthy Start Project
Abstracts: Early progress. Why babies die. The issues
Abstracts: Early Snows Leave A Few Optimists In Retailing. To Cash In on Luxury, Think of Selling the Store. A Little Retail Hustle Paid Off in Holiday Sales
Abstracts: Early warning experts. Buyout baby booms. Split personality
Abstracts: Earnings at Apple beat expectations; sales miss target. Choosing a New Chief and Pondering a Switch in Focus. I.B.M. to Lay Off Over 10,000, Mostly in Europe
Abstracts: Earnings decline 6% at A.T.&T.; four Bell regionals have mixed results. Wider corruption found, New York Telephone says
Abstracts: Earnings plunge at I.B.M.; quarterly sales fall across almost all of hardware line. New Xerox software set for offices: fax machines to store data from computers
Abstracts: Earning the right to run the country. Making a deal that will save the country. Bearing witness for the country
Abstracts: EarthLink aims for AOL, feels heat from free services. FTC likely to OK Phillips, Tosco deal. Rules allowing AT&T, MediaOne deal likely to pass
Abstracts: Earthquake brothers: Athens takes a hit, and Turkey repays a kindness. What it takes
Abstracts: Earth thirst. Champion team beats a team of champions. Field workers
Abstracts: Easier for the boss. Space, time and dissectable frogs. An Apple subsidiary produces for Windows
Abstracts: Easier for the boss. The beauty of chaos. Creating scholarly book lists in a hurry
Abstracts: East Coast classicism. New activists: angry parents press for change. Revisiting a simpler time
Abstracts: Eastern business seek slice of booming Alberta's oil wealth. Sunoma Energy CEO Richard MacDermott leaving company
Abstracts: Eastern excess. Zero risk rating defuses meltdown fears. Bottom feeders head north
Abstracts: Eastman Kodak split focus between old, new film worlds. Kodak's CEO to retire short of turnaround. Choice to reward frequent stays
Abstracts: East Timor's dis-integration. Poisoned promise. Letter from Jakarta
Abstracts: Easy come, wheezy go. Wave goodbye to hearing. Cough follies
Abstracts: Easy rider: Dan Aykroyd comes home to reignite the Arrow legend. Rock on a roll
Abstracts: Eat, drink and be deliciously healthy. Great expectorations. Paths to water, a new way to wine
Abstracts: Eaton IPO pegged at $15 a share. Shares of troubled Eaton's jump as takeover talk swirls. Eaton's shares tumble to new low
Abstracts: Eaton's boosts earnings forecast. Eaton's stumbles in launch of teen shops. Sears squeezes men's wear suppliers
Abstracts: Eaton's cancels two fall catalogues to pare costs. Forzani to expand test of specialty stores despite profit woes
Abstracts: Eaton's chief quits as losses deepen. Weston's heir takes helm at Loblaw. Brothers' Bowring bid a sign of growing clout on retail store
Abstracts: Eaton's closings could help landlords. GM Canada buys Swiss pioneer in light-armoured vehicles. Canada gets top-tier ranking
Abstracts: Eaton's gets green light on sales. Revamped Motorola is rolling again. Red Hat's IPO saors; CEO sees windfall
Abstracts: Eaton's goes market. Forzani developing retail Internet site. Forzani aims to raise sales
Abstracts: Eaton's goes on a youth kick. Brick granted bottle reprieve. Clearnet amends commercial after complaint by gas firms
Abstracts: Eaton's, Imperial Life to open in-store financial outlets. Eaton talks advance with possible buyer. Life insurers should offer policies in plain language, watchdogs say
Abstracts: Eaton's issues another profit warning. Loblaw plans more price cutting. Loblaw posts 40% profit drop as it scrambles to lower costs
Abstracts: Eaton's lenders in talks to sell debt. Eaton's gets green light on sales. Royal Oak on brink of bankruptcy
Abstracts: Eaton's receives increase to line of credit. Apparel group demands assurances from Bay. Hudson's Bay appoints new head
Abstracts: Eaton's slashes earnings forecast. Sears seeks 66% more of men's wear market. Hudson's Bay expects turnaround
Abstracts: Eatons's seek more inventory for sales. New CEO at Sears to tackle Eatons challenge. Eatons pensioners win claim
Abstracts: Eaton's Stephen takes on another problem child. Ford Ont. plant not getting new pickup. The real lobster problem
Abstracts: Eaton's to scale back discount sales. Retailers' bane proves boon to returns experts. Bluenotes chain to get major makeover
Abstracts: Eat right on the road. New ways to save for college. The devil we love
Abstracts: Eaves droppers. Investing in Prime Minister Harper. Paul Martin: from MP to Liberal leader
Abstracts: EBay readies for airwave ad blitz. Apple licenses Amazon's 1-click. Sweepstakes sites spend to win
Abstracts: eBay shares tumble on news of new on-line competitor. Y2K guru gets $10-million offer for site. eBay in domain name faceoff
Abstracts: eBay to give Canadian unit an extra push. BlackBerry becomes gadget du jour: RIM quarterly sales topple expectations as sales of handheld e-mail device soar
Abstracts: Ebbers indicted as master of huge fraud: Former WorldCom head faces 3 charges. Search for IMF head stirs nations' ambitions
Abstracts: EC accepts AOL-Time Warner deal. MediaOne says yes to AT&T. Showdown on the Strip
Abstracts: E-cash: a looming financial revolution. Inventing a new Canada on Oct. 26. Canada 1892: Portrait of a Promised Land
Abstracts: ECB surprises financial markets. Business seeps away from Royal pensions. More ECB intervention unable to boost euro
Abstracts: Eccentric, c'est chic. Power broker. John Clarke
Abstracts: EC endorses Vivendi-Seagram union. Goodbye to Seagram. Bronfman's glass filling up
Abstracts: Echoes of Oka. A question of leadership. A scandalous fresh start for the NDP
Abstracts: Echostar unplugs programs in 4 cities. EchoStar may vie for DirecTV. EchoStar chief near DirecTV bid
Abstracts: E. coli suspected in more deaths. Teaching bad teachers a lesson. Confessions of a golf addict; a wretched slave to the fairways explains why he's always looking for the next hit
Abstracts: Ecological warrior. Buzz fuzz. The final chapter
Abstracts: Ecology, systematic and biogeographical relationships of dinosaurs, including a new theropod, from the Santana Formation (?albian, early cretaceous) of Brazil
Abstracts: EcomCard after teens with new e-card. Free papers to do battle in Toronto. Alberta, PEI top economic ranking
Abstracts: Ecomorphology of the giant bear-dogs Amphicyon and Ischyrocyon. Body size overlap, habitat partitioning and living space requirements of terrestrial vertebrate predators: implications for the Paleoecology of large
Abstracts: Economic data sunny, but outlook remains cloudy. Growing U.S. deficit could sideswipe Canada. Why Japan's recovery could be trouble for the U.S
Abstracts: Economic forecasters shake off gloom. Canada joins world's trillionaires. A trillion-dollar economy
Abstracts: Economic future in peril, S&P says. Martin set to ease stock option tax. Windfall surplus will free tax dollars
Abstracts: Economic optimism grows. Listen to bond market on Tembec. Central Bank expected to cut rates
Abstracts: Economic outlook rosy after anemic 2nd quarter. Slower economic growth forecast. Inflation reported tame, but analysts see trouble
Abstracts: Economist gives warning on spending. Bank faces tough rate call
Abstracts: Economist predicts good times in 2000. Fiber-optics firm CEO faces a sweet dilemma. News good for Yahoo, but valuation still key
Abstracts: Economists: interest rates will hit 7% by end of year. College towns, state capitals enjoy lowest jobless rates
Abstracts: Economists: interest rates will hit 7% by end of year. Soft landing or touch and go? Disney to purchase Fox family for $3.2 billion
Abstracts: Economists recommend quarter-point rate cut. Gloomy economic news sends dollar tumbling. New figures highlight economic slowdown
Abstracts: Economists see continuing growth through 2000. Here's hoping the worst is really over. Multifactor productivity measure surges in 2002
Abstracts: Economists see potential in Europe funds, euro. Many bond funds experience constant turnover. Top fund managers peer into '99
Abstracts: Economy fell on Class of '98: MBAs learned humility when boom went flat. 'Entrepreneur Magazine' stakes out trademark turf
Abstracts: Economy gearing down: BOM. Inflation reported tame, but analysts see trouble. Economy charges ahead 4.8% in quarter, doubles U.S. pace
Abstracts: Economy grows for 17 months straight. Retail sales rise 0.3% in March. Trade surplus climbs 1.4% in November
Abstracts: Economy in good shape, majority of Canadians say. Ruth's Chris plans to bring a lot more sizzle to Canada. Boycott of Canada unlikely, poll finds
Abstracts: Economy in good shape, majority of Canadians say. WestonEs new, lean diet: stick to the basics. U.S. fast-food chain aims for bite of burger market
Abstracts: Economy limps near recession. Bank of Canada expected to cut interest rates. Economist gives warning on spending
Abstracts: Economy may be victim of war against terrorism. Nuclear plans may stall on uranium shortage. Cooler heads may find buying opportunities in base metals
Abstracts: Economy rates fuel housing market. Housing prices climbing faster in the city: study. Capital spending expected to rise
Abstracts: Economy Remained Strong In 4th Quarter, U.S. Reports. Deficits and Tax System Changes In Bush's Second-Term Economy
Abstracts: Ecotourism: Global presence. Ecotourism: International development. Ecotourism: Rise of ecotourism
Abstracts: Ecotourism: 'Green' chic. Inside the bubble. Ecotourism: Making sure your travel is really 'green'
Abstracts: Ecotourism: Setting limits. Ecotourism: Making sure your travel is really 'green'. Ecotourism: Taking the guilt out of ecotravel
Abstracts: Ecotourism: Tourism is born. Ecotourism: Variations on a theme. Ecotourism: The issues
Abstracts: Eco-war and Greenpeace. Rorted and distorted. Our cheating heart
Abstracts: EC probes Time Warner-EMI music deal. Grace under fire. A reprise for Warner music chief?
Abstracts: Eddie, set, go. Lightning bolt. Human headline worth repeating
Abstracts: Edge of reality. Signal minded. Time out
Abstracts: EdgeStone makes pitch for big leagues. HCA on verge of giant buyout. Problem: sector stagnation. Solution: go big
Abstracts: Edith Weisberg. Jennifer Rowe: Lunch with Jennifer Byrne. The miracle worker
Abstracts: Edmonton design firm targets spot in global top 10: CEO Tony Franceschini expands Stantec at a hot pace since taking the helm in 1998
Abstracts: EdperBrascan's profit drops 33 per cent. DataMirror profit, revenue jump. CGI profit shows post-Y2K fall
Abstracts: Ed Schreyer and the Moonies: Sun Myung Moon embraces the high and mighty. Black and angry
Abstracts: E.D. Smith caught in a bit of a jam. Weston nears Unilever unit deal. Coke's deal for Cadbury fizzles in Canada
Abstracts: EDS poised to buy Systemhouse. Canada Post in dispute over Internet domain name. Solect scores largest Web financing
Abstracts: E.D.S. wins record $7 billion contract for Navy computer network. Xerox reports loss and plan to eliminate 4,000 jobs
Abstracts: Educated and rejected. Budgeting for the sovereignty of Quebec. Friends - of a kind
Abstracts: Education: The Rise of Jewish Schools. Education: A Bold Experiment to Fix City Schools. The near-myth of our failing schools
Abstracts: Effect of differentiation of self on adolescent risk behavior: Test of the theoretical model. Psychometric evaluation of the differentiation of self inventory for adolescents
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