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Abstracts: Ford seems to be high bidder for Daewoo, but GM lurks. GM buys stake in firm tapping hydrogen power. Daewoo bidders seek entry to Asia, Europe
Abstracts: Ford seems to be high bidder for Daewoo, but GM lurks. Nissan on path to profitable year. Analysts satisfied with Ford's financial performance
Abstracts: Ford's heir apparent joins next CEO in dynamic duo. GM, Ford eye import brands for trade group. 'More of the same' from GM?
Abstracts: Ford shuts a Jag plant, drops Formula 1 auto racing. Ford to slash output as inventories swell. Toyota revs up plans for Ontario plant
Abstracts: Ford shutting lincoln-mercury franchises. Struggling minivan a bad omen for Chrysler. Hyundai enters minivan market
Abstracts: Ford's job one in 2005 is market share. Toyota revs up plans for Ontario plant. Toyota may double output, boost hiring at new plant
Abstracts: Ford warns Ottawa decision day looms. Ottawa to seek 'redress' of TPC contracts. Manley warns economy will fall short of forecast
Abstracts: Ford wastes no time settling tire cases. Heating costs hit wallets hard. Struggling Planet Hollywood falls from orbit
Abstracts: Ford will analyze tire list for faulty. GM launches sales site on Web. Cars race toward info highway
Abstracts: Ford woes are deja vu for CEO. Ontario wins Honda engine sweepstakes. GM axing prices; Kerkorian calls for crisis plan
Abstracts: Foreign Affairs: Ambivalent Economy. Building Wealth. The computer and the economy; will information technology ever produce the productivity gains that were predicted?
Abstracts: Foreign Affairs: Behind the Chrysanthemum Curtain. The deepening dangers of Dagestan: guerilla war in the Caucasus and terrorism in Moscow could spiral into disaster, both for Russia and for the West
Abstracts: Foreign Affairs: China's Wild West. Thin walls, bad neighbors: in the new Russia making yourself at home is still no easy task
Abstracts: Foreign Affairs: How to Steal a Diamond: Little happens in Namaqualand, except "leakage". The domestic core of foreign policy
Abstracts: Foreigners flee Canadian securities. Dollar drops sharply as Canada sheds jobs. New evidence shows global recession near
Abstracts: Foreign exchange transactions drive Decoma?s sales, profit. Icahn may increase Fairmont bid, with conditions. EnCana axes spending on gas wells
Abstracts: Foreign firms ride merger wave. GMP buys merchant banker EdgeStone. Trading scandal hits Nesbitt
Abstracts: Foreign makers horn in on big-truck arena. Automakers prepare onslaught of new SUVs. Mercury SUV to tune up sales
Abstracts: Foreign-owned dealers see fast growth. Canada's brokers don't see need for layoffs. OSC prepared to deal with RT
Abstracts: Foreign policy burden: should the U.S. police the world in the post-Cold War era? Reassessing foreign aid: should the U.S. keep cutting back on aid?
Abstracts: Foreign-Profit Tax Break Is Outlined. How Tax Bill Gave Business More and More. Republicans Try to Dilute Bill on Taxing Corporations
Abstracts: Forestry gets growth spurt from U.S. jump in demand. Lumber dispute hits U.S. boarder. U.S. delivers on its lumber threat
Abstracts: For every child, a full-time friend. 'We're breaking the cycle of abuse.'(family intervention program Healthy Start)
Abstracts: For finances past the checkbook, a small-business helper. Taxpayers find help: an expert on a disk. Programs to manage finances
Abstracts: For first time, Coke puts kids of color on collectible cans. Reinemund faces Pepsi challenge
Abstracts: For 'foreign, read economic, policy. Euro set to rattle Australia. Fettas to trade
Abstracts: Forgers of U.S. Postal Money Orders Grow in Numbers and Skill. One Vote, but Five Ways to Cast It
Abstracts: Forget dot-coms, '99's stock kings were the insurers. Ernst & Young settles with Confed liquidator. Bank CEOs expect delay on mergers
Abstracts: Forget dot-coms, '99's stock kings were the insurers. Rogers seeks end to Net service woes. Web woes see Shaw reduce Excite ties
Abstracts: Forget the Americans, lets' build the Canada's industry. Ottawa leaves the burning green question unanswered. It's risky business for energy firms far from home
Abstracts: Forging a reputation. Reduce, you say. Super trouper
Abstracts: For G.I.'s, Pride in War Efforts But Doubts About Iraq's Future. U.S. CONSIDERING RECALLING UNITS OF OLD IRAQ ARMY
Abstracts: For G.I.'s, Pride in War Efforts But Doubts About Iraq's Future. part 2 For 1,000 Troops, There Is No Going Home
Abstracts: For G.O.P., It's a Moment. Clinton Seeking Shared Ground Over Abortions. Strong Charges Set New Tone Before Debate
Abstracts: For I.B.M., a template for change in a spinoff. A Front-Runner Without a Race. Software giant aiming at the office
Abstracts: For living-room maestros, a high-tech baton. A view of earth never seen before. Heads that roll if computers fail: chief information officers are quick to get the blame
Abstracts: For love or glory. Betting it all. Catching the torch
Abstracts: For Macintosh users, a very long wait is over; a new operating system has many improvements - and makes many demands
Abstracts: Formal acquire. Music on remand. Indianas in pyjamas
Abstracts: For many, the thrill of the new is gone. Shop, save money, waste time via the home PC. A child's garden of electronic delights
Abstracts: Former boss of lottery joins stores' board. La Senza's secret wooing of Victoria's Secret. Executive decision: the new Xerox battle cry: diversify, then give the people what they want
Abstracts: Former Dot-Commers Are Adjusting, Painfully. Chief executive of iVillage gives up title to president. Gray flannel suit at the dot-com
Abstracts: Former employees press Nortel for help in dispute. Bell launches new B2B Internet portal. McCaw expands presence in Canada
Abstracts: Former executive says Shell loosened reserve guidelines. TransAlta, Chilean firm strike emissions swap deal: Companies make carbon credit trade
Abstracts: Former GM exec indicted in VW scandal. Stymied stock swap pushes GM into drop. GM to idle plants, cut inventory levels
Abstracts: Former I.B.M. scientist to head Mitsubishi lab. PBS series will stroll into 'virtual reality'. Do employees have a right to electronic privacy? The ethics of E-mail monitoring is unexplored corporate territory
Abstracts: Former TCPL boss in the e-market. TCPL, Westcoast forge alliance. TCPL sees profit fall
Abstracts: Former VSE company charged with securities fraud in the U.S. Mob members arrested in securities fraud sweep
Abstracts: For Microsoft, a shift toward new vistas; the software maker gambles on a strategy to provide a broad array of computer services
Abstracts: For Mighty Gillette, These Are the Faces of War. Cosmetics Break the Skin Barrier. Statistics and Emotions Clash in Corporate Bias Cases
Abstracts: Form over content. Sanguine of the times: John Bell casts a timely eye over an epoch of blood and chaos. Talent time
Abstracts: For Music Industry, U.S. Is Only the Tip Of a Piracy Iceberg. European Commission to Sue Over Deficits of 2 Countries
Abstracts: For pace car Aztek, it's not hip to be square after all. MG may return to USA with roadster targeted at Miata fans
Abstracts: For Pataki and Bloomberg, The Rift Is Becoming Visible. Over Pataki Veto, Minimum Wage to Rise to $7.15. Protesters? Where?
Abstracts: For popular ads, agencies go to the dogs - or ducks. Girl power: advertisers shift focus to female athletes. Budweiser's 'Whassup?!' TV ads claim grand Prix in Cannes
Abstracts: For Press at the Republican Convention, Pens, Pads and a Concierge. Bloomberg Takes Back An Invitation To Lunch
Abstracts: For Press at the Republican Convention, Pens, Pads and a Concierge. part 2 Convention Visitors to See More Than Just the Garden
Abstracts: For-profit TSE would see regulatory restructuring. TSE must look abroad to grow: OMERS chief. Future of MJDS looks brighter
Abstracts: For riches, go south. Gloria's poverty problem. Catching the corrput
Abstracts: For Role in Suicide, A Friend to the End Is Now Facing Jail. Fast-Growing Town Voting on Land-Use Law
Abstracts: For scientists and others, vast and costly power. Air Force PC contract for Zenith; 2d round of bids won after industry dispute
Abstracts: For scientists and others, vast and costly power. Tandy cooks one up for the kitchen. Zenith may have a breakthrough machine; a remarkable storage controller improves as its responsibilities are increased
Abstracts: For Some, the Tax Cut on Investment Income Is Not as Sweet as Advertised. Agreement on Internet taxes eludes deeply divided commission
Abstracts: For Spiegel Investor, a Hard Lesson in Securities Law. Der Spiegel Family Sees a Threat in Growing Corporate Control
Abstracts: For storage, new disks gain ground on floppies. Zenith may have a breakthrough machine; a remarkable storage controller improves as its responsibilities are increased
Abstracts: For the 90's, screen-based phones. Cellular phones fill gap in Hungary. No blank spots or static in these cordless phones
Abstracts: For the big drug firms, market is ripe for expansion into herbals. Starting at the bottom
Abstracts: For the big drug firms, market is ripe for expansion into herbals. part 2 Spam fighters win battles, but the war rages on. Companies try new tactics to block menace that'' cost them $10B this year
Abstracts: For the chronically scatterbrained, high-tech hope can be at your fingertips. At Consumer Electronics Show, it's bells, whistles and microchips
Abstracts: For the errant heart, a chip that packs a wallop. The Guy From Green Day Says He Has Your Mother on the Cellphone
Abstracts: For the home computer user, a neat Compaq challenger to the Macintosh. Compaq redefines high end
Abstracts: For the novice, on-ramps to the Information Superhighway: makers promote powerful machines that don't patronize beginners, and the prices are right
Abstracts: For the PC user, vast libraries: and getting the data will be simplified. A maverick scientist gets an I.B.M. tribute
Abstracts: For these students, it's "Buenos Dias" and "Hello". These farmers help troubled kids grow. 'We've got these kids all fired up.' (successful students at Yselta High School, El Paso, Texas)
Abstracts: For This Chief, a Loss Would Be a Big Gain. Fears of Retaliation for U.S. Limits on Iraq Work. A Win-Win Merger (For the Bosses, That Is)
Abstracts: For those about to frock. Like a baton out of hell. Arts
Abstracts: Fort McMurray suffers growing pains. Agricore and UGG agree to merge. Foreign lands lure Canada's energy firms
Abstracts: Fortune Financial joins with Keybase. Oxford buys mall from rival Cadillac. Cadillac snaps up 7 buildings
Abstracts: Forty-two Kentucky Derbys and counting. Too many teams, too few players. Stardust memories of the 1992 Series
Abstracts: For Vodafone, saving grace from French; imminent cellular sale to satisfy regulators. Vodafone is reported in talks for an AT&T stake in Japan
Abstracts: For whom the bong tolls. The Murray-Howard system. The blame game
Abstracts: For whom the wells toll. Stormy petrols. The good oil
Abstracts: Forzani Group to launch discount sport chain. Small-town shoppers woo Wal-Mart. Zellers takes page from Target
Abstracts: Forzani rises on strong results. Forzani sports record profit. Nevada Bob's to revert stores back to franchises
Abstracts: Fostering crimes. Something rotten in the state of Queensland. Rotten row
Abstracts: Foster's beer is putting a new twist on its longtime 'how to speak Australian' campaign. A festival of 'Britishness,' slightly adapted since Sept. 11, will celebrate New York
Abstracts: Founder of Airfone wins big settlement with GTE. 3 New York judges allow release of some phone data. Bell Atlantic, U.S. settle bid dispute
Abstracts: Founder of Kaypro sees life in the company yet. Airlines cleared of rigging their reservation systems. Pioneer set to acquire laser disk company
Abstracts: Founder of Kaypro sees life in the company yet. Digital's return starts with hope. Outsourcing to the U.S
Abstracts: Founder of Nike To Hand Off Job To a New Chief. Visa to Bar Transactions By Processor. At Least Some Can Wake Up and Smell Coffee in New Orleans
Abstracts: Founders of Fund Group Accused of Fraud. For Scrushy, Vexed Jury Could Still Give Verdict. In Birmingham, Richard Scrushy Is a Local Story
Abstracts: Founder sows eSeeds for on-line sales. Vincent Van Dough rolls out crafts. Clearly Canadian seeking strategic options
Abstracts: Founders say time is right for magazine catering to fathers. Magazine promotions called deceptive
Abstracts: Foundry Network's IPO this year's biggest debut. Microsoft to fall short of forecasts. You don't need a console to win in video-game war
Abstracts: Four airlines act to strengthen cockpit doors. Fliers find new site for cheap airfares. Improvements take wing at US airports
Abstracts: Four essential tips for buying closeout products. Tips for mealtime madness. Election scale tips toward Bush
Abstracts: Four feet under. The great mate. The great lamb chop
Abstracts: Four Horsemen's reign may end. Net access firm PSINet teeters at failure's edge. EMusic tries to play fair on an uneven field
Abstracts: Four more years: the doubts linger about Yeltsin's poor health and his mountain of problems. Letter from Moscow: 'we will not shoot.' (account of failed coup d'etat)
Abstracts: Four railways fire first shot to derail CN-BNSF merger. Tellier vows to keep pushing CN-BN merger. CN says merger can still be done by next yeard
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