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Abstracts: Geac boss quits as firm plans makeover. BitFlash co-founder hands sword to entrepreneur. Geac finds no buyer, plans more layoffs
Abstracts: Geac buying software assets from U.S. firm. Roxio set to relaunch Napster by end of year. The Microsoft decision: Internet strategy hits speed bump
Abstracts: Geac continues growth plan with Interealty buy. Dell CEO explains ATI's lost contract. Dell CEO says Canada a hotbed for new technology
Abstracts: Geac shares dive as sale unlikely. Geac taps public markets in bought deal. Delano buys U.S.-based Digital for $87-million
Abstracts: Geac unveils growth plan. Edge TV falls off the dial. McQueen to retire as CTV president
Abstracts: Gearing up for savings. Luck for some. Insult to injury
Abstracts: Gearing up for the long haul at GM. Why the CAW is wrong. Showdown at GM
Abstracts: G.E. Becomes a General Store for Developing Countries. Airlines Fearing a Vicious Circle Of Weak Finances and Low Morale
Abstracts: GECAS cash dependent on Deutsche deadline: Firm warns support could evaporate. Air Canada creditors push for larger role in restructuring
Abstracts: G.E. deal with Air Canada promises creditor dogfight. Ottawa loan saves millions for Northwest. NAFTA ruling goes against Ottawa
Abstracts: Gee-whizz. Faster than the speed of life. Knowledge is power
Abstracts: Gemstar chief: king of TV jungle. Warner Bros. chiefs leave as movie tastes change. Gemstar CEO writes chapter in e-book publishing
Abstracts: Gender-equity study. Gender-equity fight. Gender gap
Abstracts: Gendis selling stake in Pioneer, Saan retail unit. Returns a $10-billion pain. Suzy Shier's fake bargains bring $1-million dressing down
Abstracts: Gene genie. Major comeback. Death, thy sting is everywhere
Abstracts: Gene juggernaut. Living on the edge. A gentleman's tale
Abstracts: Genentech Drug Shows Effect on a 2nd Cancer. 2 Engines of Biotech on a Collision Course. Clinical Trial Of Growth Drug Shows Promise
Abstracts: Genentech In Competition With Itself On Eye Drug. In Trial, Drug Aids Vision Of Elderly. 2 Engines of Biotech on a Collision Course
Abstracts: General Cinema files for bankruptcy protection. AOL Time Warner enters uncharted territory. Carmike files for bankruptcy protection
Abstracts: General Clark on the Hustings: Complexity and Contradiction. Seeking Women's Votes, Clark Changes His Style
Abstracts: General indecision. 'Oh, God!. Bin of the brave
Abstracts: General Lew works the BBQ circuit. Why history is better than algebra. Parsing piffle with the premiers
Abstracts: General Motors Issues Recalls For More Than 2 Million Cars. G.M.'s Ever-Shrinking Labor Force. G.M. Talks With Union Advancing
Abstracts: Generation next. Butted and banished. A super rivalry: Buffalo and Dallas have Super Bowl fever
Abstracts: Generation Xed: graduates are abandoning the traditional career goals. Reducing pains
Abstracts: Generic drug makers seek export rights. Canada's boy scout image on free trade seen as frayed. U.S., EU urged to show leadership at WTO talks
Abstracts: Generics win major court case. Generics lash out at health regulations. Court stays prohibition of generic AZT sales
Abstracts: Generic U.S. heartburn drugs may entice Canadian buyers south. Jamieson looks south to swallow much bigger pill
Abstracts: Generous to a fault. Tall, dork or handsome? Daycare dynamo: The ABC of Eddy Groves' success
Abstracts: Gener therapy for heart patient a first. Want health care in Canada? Sign this waiver. Major SARS outbreak feared as 500 in group are exposed
Abstracts: Genesis Exploration sold to U.S. firm. TransAlta looks to sell power lines. More takeovers hit oil patch
Abstracts: Gene sweep. Explosive hit. Stellar opportunity
Abstracts: Gene sweep. Patently promising. Patently obvious
Abstracts: Gene therapy's future: have scientists gone too far too fast? Preventing juvenile crime: Is tougher punishment or prevention the answer?
Abstracts: Genetically modified crops not fully tested, scientist says. 'Contaminated' farm seed sold in genetic mixup
Abstracts: Genetic energy. A minefield of memories. A very big job
Abstracts: Genetic trait for diabetes uncovered. Lack of protein may be linked to birth defects. New genetic controls urged
Abstracts: Genre bender. Frankly speaking: in the run-up to The BulletinEs 125th birthday, we continue our series of author profiles, celebrating our long tradition of working with Australia's finest writers
Abstracts: Gentra buys office buildings from TrizecHahn. TrizecHahn rebirth gets analysts' nod. Munk appoints new TrizecHahn CEO
Abstracts: Gentra buys office buildings from TrizecHahn. Trizec moves some operations to U.S. Genuity buys into retialing with Bargain Shop
Abstracts: Gentra chief unveils $175-million Toronto complex. Gentra makes plans for two Eaton's outlets. Gentra eyes two Eaton's stores for re-leasing
Abstracts: Gentra head says no to privatization. Biovail making strategic overhaul. Under pressure, QLT restructures
Abstracts: Gentra plans share swap to maintain control, key asset. First Place to start paying common share dividends. Dundee fails to win backing for realty firm share bid
Abstracts: Genuity eager to overcome lawsuit drama. Regulation under microscope. Don't brush aside the analysts when cleaning up the street
Abstracts: GeoCities turns freebies into billions. C-Mac grabbed by U.S. rival. Corel stock sinks on cash shortage statement
Abstracts: George Jetson, Meet the Sequel. After Taking On Car Safety, Moving On in Washington. This Year, Ontario May Pass Michigan In Making Vehicles
Abstracts: George Trumbull, CEO. Sue Masters. Lunch with Sharon Percy Rockefeller
Abstracts: Georgina Carnegie, networker. Warning bell. Professor Paul Dibb
Abstracts: Geraldine Doogue. Hilary McPhee. Glyn Davis
Abstracts: German and American teens talk hip-hop, history and high school. 'I won't let this disease rule my life.' (AIDS patient Henry Nicols) (Interview)
Abstracts: German giant plans global phone strategy. Did MCI Get the Right Door or the Wrong Number? MCI Says Yes Again as Verizon Sweetens Its Bid
Abstracts: German overhaul is led by phones. Can an Eastern company survive in a Western world?; The strategy of a Dresden company is to make Siemens a partner
Abstracts: German phone system is taxed by unification. Why two television formats may be better than one. Communication challenges seen
Abstracts: Germany's policy. At issue: should the Unites States open its borders to more immigrants? Politics vs. economics
Abstracts: Gerry and the pacemakers face the music. We are the champions. Petrol pain
Abstracts: GE's revised offer fails to appease EU officials. Travelers takes Nikko stake. Unilever felt push in bid for Bestfoods
Abstracts: Get another life. Poll vault. Screen savers
Abstracts: Get fit while you get your kicks. Can we outkick the world's best? A final victory?
Abstracts: Get hooked on fish. Pasta with pizzazz. Celebrate the season with fish
Abstracts: Get me legal on one, PR on two. School stand trial along with disgraced alumni. McCain boss picks up pace of global French fry assault
Abstracts: Get ready: that guy from Brooklyn asks 20 more questions on advertising, marketing and media. Another starry year for the industry: dot-comedies, some electoral spoofs and 2 dead dogs
Abstracts: Get rid of ulcers - for good. If you want to give blood. When you can't see what's in front of you
Abstracts: Get the most from fruits and vegetables. How to eat like a champ. Lose it ... for life
Abstracts: Getting about by computer: step-by-step programs. A Babel of programs and one translation. Business programs reaching big time
Abstracts: Getting acquainted: Ottawa braces for a new U.S. team. America's example: the trick is to learn what to borrow from U.S. politics - and especially what to reject
Abstracts: Getting back to basics. A dressing down. Without a trace
Abstracts: Getting computers to accept poor penmanship. Computer code plan challenged. Crunching numbers by the teraflop
Abstracts: Getting computers to accept poor penmanship. When research is no longer the ugly duckling. New president named at Bell Laboratories
Abstracts: Getting down to business. The future arrives: Hong Kong's people prepare for next week's historic handover to China with very mixed emotions
Abstracts: Getting fixed for interest rate hike. New twists for trusts. Retired and confused
Abstracts: Getting into college: why is the competition for admission so fierce? Prevalence of Alzheimer's
Abstracts: Getting it under control. Putting colleagues in touch. Sophisticated virus-fighters
Abstracts: Getting smokers to quit. Are smoking bans justified? Victories in the 1980s
Abstracts: Getting specific: with his unruly party divided, Jean Chretien prepares to outline is policy options. The television wars: the yes ad campaign pulls no punches
Abstracts: Getting the kinks out of the global rescue system: new radio beacons for stranded planes and ships could cut down on false alarms
Abstracts: Getting the message: ad agencies face new challenges abroad. The taxman's long arm
Abstracts: Getting things cheap. Saddam's secret arsenal. Dead letter days: pressure mounted to end the first postal strike in six years
Abstracts: Gettysburg tower falls today. Train whistle plan prompts fury. Boom times
Abstracts: Get your hands on some hot property. AI engineers a market coup. Away with the pixels
Abstracts: G-force. Prickly prophet of paradox. The perfect war
Abstracts: Ghost of everest. The new hot zones. Evolution of a scientist
Abstracts: Giant California utility files for Chapter 11. Enron Canada loses court bid. Roots run deep between Enron and CIBC
Abstracts: Giant of widgets. Pretty vacant. Future smog
Abstracts: Giants of history. The medicine gap: health specialists are addressing the historic imbalance in research and care of women
Abstracts: Giants seek media dominance: critics. U.S. posts 'fluke' jobless rate drop. Carve-out in Wichita
Abstracts: Gift of the gabfest. Crazy lazy love. Sharp's progress
Abstracts: Gildan unravels North America production, shifts jobs south. T-shirt maker alleges espionage
Abstracts: Giuliani Lauds Bush's Leadership on Terror. Serving Canapes, Then Recalling the 107th Floor. Vast Force Is Deployed for Security at Convention
Abstracts: Give and take. Yo ho ho and a battle on song. Sound logic: once the audio equipment bug bites, there's no turning back. And, as Joshua Gliddon reports, money is no object
Abstracts: Give me five. Blowing the whistle on drugs. Gymnastic meltdown
Abstracts: Give my g'day to Broadway. A class act. Gospel according to Big Mac
Abstracts: Give my regards to broadband. Peer pressure. Shaky isle
Abstracts: Giving computers a sense of touch. Radio-frequency tags could pierce some of the fog of war. Why Do-It-Yourself Photo Printing Doesn't Add Up
Abstracts: Giving consumers a peek at tomorrow's gizmos: playthings to come. The art of car styling adapts to computers
Abstracts: Giving machines voices: you say what you want. The offspring of mice. Letting the thing speak for itself
Abstracts: Giving thanks for small mercies. The perils of poll-driven journalism. 'The Valour' and the excuses
Abstracts: Giving up on the force. The lady and the noose: tightening the pressure on Aung San Suu Kyi(Newsweek)(Myanmar opposition leader)
Abstracts: Glamis bids for Mar-West. Merger puts Franco-Nevada in big leagues. Shareholders assail TVX's management
Abstracts: Glamis Gold agrees to acquire Rayrock. Barrick makes friendly bid for Sutton. Aur hits Cambior with $148-million hostile bid
Abstracts: Glass border a major obstacle: study. Loew's Cineplex prepares cash-crunch financing. Schwartz in talks for Loews
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