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Abstracts: I.B.M. makes changes in workstation line. Many orders for Storage Technology. I.B.M. disk crammed with data
Abstracts: I.B.M. making a commitment to next phase of the Internet. New Group Will Promote Grid Computing for Business. Can This Man Reprogram Microsoft?
Abstracts: I.B.M.-Motorola talks end on advanced chip license. I.B.M. link with Lotus is expected; software company's product called Notes is basis of alliance
Abstracts: I.B.M. net fell 84.5% in 3d period; but the stock jumps as progress is cited in cutting expenses. I.B.M. net up by 5.2% in quarter; strong gain lifts stock to a high
Abstracts: I.B.M. net rises 9.2% in quarter; analysts surprised but say competitive pressures will rise. Earnings fall 74.8% at I.B.M.; $2.4 billion charge cut 4th-quarter net
Abstracts: I.B.M. now Apple's main ally: former rivals sign technology accord. Go Corp. and I.B.M. in pen software pact
Abstracts: I.B.M. plan for faster machines; announcement set on supercomputers. I.B.M. researchers increase speed of silicon transistors
Abstracts: I.B.M. plan for selling PC 'clones.' (microcomputers) I.B.M. gets lift from mainframes. Sale to Israel of computer is questioned
Abstracts: I.B.M. plans layoffs in new cutback. For children who can barely say it, a computer. Like growing number of companies, I.B.M. is building child-care centers
Abstracts: I.B.M. posts $5.46 billion loss for 4th quarter; 1992's deficit is biggest in U.S. business. I.B.M. sees a gloomy 2d quarter; analysts told that profits may again be disappointing
Abstracts: IBM profits at low end of expectations, drop 29.7%. Earnings rise 26.8% at I.B.M.; company is seen reaping benefits of cost controls
Abstracts: I.B.M. researchers increase speed of silicon transistors. Bell Labs laser said to be world's tiniest; a possible use; fast computers run by beams of light
Abstracts: I.B.M. said to aid project on computers and writing. Dreaded virus said to cause little damage to computers. Computer stocks with promise: a trio of companies that makes complex computers can prosper even as mainframe makers sag
Abstracts: I.B.M. said to seek Intel clone; possible competitor for chip supplier. I.B.M. and Intel form chip alliance
Abstracts: I.B.M's chief criticizes staff again. Text of chairman's message to the employees at I.B.M. 2 retired officers to return to I.B.M
Abstracts: IBM's chip process ups battery time. Computer market changes mean end of status quo. 1903
Abstracts: IBM's dismal outlook leads to late-day slump. H-P hurt by quake, slowdown. IBM, Dell deal put at $16B
Abstracts: I.B.M. sees shortfall in profits; warning is issued about 3d quarter; stock off $6 a share. I.B.M. sees a gloomy 2d quarter; analysts told that profits may again be disappointing
Abstracts: I.B.M. shows library for data storage. I.B.M. says it will delay new product. I.B.M. data will speed programs
Abstracts: I.B.M.'s new ThinkPads: the laptop becomes an S.U.V. Less expensive lines introduced by Compaq. PowerBooks include one more for the road
Abstracts: I.B.M.'s plan can work, experts say. IBM faces a harsher world in 90's. A prescription for troubled I.B.M.; I.B.M.'s problems will worsen unless it takes strong medicine
Abstracts: IBM stock is victim of unmet expectations. Big Blue glimpses a rosy horizon; PC unit forecasts a solid profit in '93
Abstracts: I.B.M. system to aid phone discourse by deaf. House wares. A ruling on phone 'dumping': trade agency vote is A.T.&T. victory
Abstracts: I.B.M. to base a computer on powerful i486 Intel chip. I.B.M. offers a new line of machines; the PS/1 is intended for the novice user of home computers
Abstracts: I.B.M. to invest $100 million in Groupe Bull. Key engineer quits Next Computer to join Sun. French coal executive to head Groupe Bull
Abstracts: I.B.M. to offer new minicomputers; competition heats up in midrange computers. Electronics replacing coaches' clipboards
Abstracts: I.B.M. to offer new minicomputers; competition heats up in midrange computers. part 2 New I.B.M. sales staff: specialists in products
Abstracts: IBM to place Lotus at core of its PC networking plans. Lotus buying Approach Software and acquiring a data base program
Abstracts: IBP faces 15-count pollution lawsuit, up to $241 million in fines. Strong founder may bow out amid fund scandal
Abstracts: Icahn backs new bid for TWA. United deal for US Airways may be hitting turbulence. Icahn fights TWA buyout in court
Abstracts: Icahn could be fly in airline deal ointment. Deutsche bank tests resolve in takeover. Airline players face tests
Abstracts: Icahn plans to clean house. Bill to protect trust investors in limbo. Changes ease investors' liability fears
Abstracts: Icahn to make another try for control of RJR Nabisco. Jury orders Philip Morris to pay record S3B to ill smoker
Abstracts: Icahn withdraws buyback offer for Philip debt. U.S. rates hold at 45-year low. U.S. rate cut likely on hold
Abstracts: "I cannot live without books."(Pulitzer Prize-winner comments on the state of American literacy) 'You have the same blood as us.' (an African American describes his experiences in the military)
Abstracts: Icebergs ahoy. Desperately seeking salvation. IT works for US
Abstracts: Ice Dream: We test the Ford Territory on the icy roof of New Zealand. Cool result. Impossible dream
Abstracts: Icon eyes larger piece of VisionAmerica after undeclared tax liability uncovered. MDS wins takeover bid for Phoenix
Abstracts: Iconic beer maker Sleeman for sale. Sleeman stock loses its fizz as frothy auction seen unlikely. Molson Coors ends ill-fated foray into Brazil
Abstracts: Icons to live by. Trying to make sense of a mysterious past. A white male backlash: critics attack affirmative action as reverse discrimination
Abstracts: iCraveTV lawsuit could be stalling tactic. Net pharmacies cheer new U.S. import bill. Dot-ca system causes controversy
Abstracts: IDA bans former Scotia star for life. Nasdaq proposes B.C. shops. Markets slide despite war news
Abstracts: IDA hits former TK broker with lifetime ban. Wall St. settlement praised as milestone. IDA fines HSBC Securities
Abstracts: IDA vows more intense investigations, stiffer fines. New CIBC boss promises shakeup. Green assets powering Boralex shares
Abstracts: Ideas and perfection. The view: the voyage home. Tapping the vein
Abstracts: Ideas & trends: new weapons prolong the computer wars. Nextstation's future hinges on software. New rival for personal computer; big gains expected for the X terminal
Abstracts: Identifying all the risks banks face. Chatty 'Netpeople' greet surfers. Wi-Fi pushes wireless-network envelope
Abstracts: Identity crisis: John Howard is floating the ID card he helped sink 18 years ago. Born to run
Abstracts: 'I Discovered what Faith and Love are Really About'. 'Life is easier if you can share the burdens.'. When you're funny, you're blessed
Abstracts: Idolatry under arms. Escape gap. Apocalypse cow
Abstracts: 'I don't believe mankind is like that.'(Gabrielle Kirk McDonald, head of the international court on Yugoslavia)(Interview)
Abstracts: ID please? Digital wallets are getting another try. Canada broadens its case against suspected hacker. God save the queen and all of her screens
Abstracts: I'd rather tell the truth. 'The Freedom to be Myself'. You have to please yourself
Abstracts: IDS extends bid for Scintrex. Bell buys control of Mpact. Cash-rich energy firms set to spend
Abstracts: IDS's sweeter deal lands Scintrex. Americans taking harder hit at gas pumps. Huge losses at JDS cost 7,000 jobs
Abstracts: If Airlines Are in Trouble, Why Is Wall Street Bullish? Foreign Automakers, Settled in South, Set Industry's Pace
Abstracts: If a laser printer ran backwards .... The latest in optical character-recognition systems arrives tomorrow. Help in printing and scanning
Abstracts: If a pet hurts you. They lead the way. Lesson one - self-control
Abstracts: If Brian Mulroney is innocent, let's say so. How Brian Mulroney planned his exit. Brian Mulroney as the new Macdonald
Abstracts: If ground rattles, they jump to work. Lonely deaths in an unforgiving sea. Did he jump or was he pushed?
Abstracts: IFIC ponders asking Ottawa to scrap foreign content limit. AIC mutual fund company considering going public. Fund sales mostly flat in August, IFIC says
Abstracts: If Microsoft builds it, will they upgrade? Yet another version of Windows is on the way. Now the hard part: making you yearn for it
Abstracts: If only... A fortitudinous life. Trouble brewing
Abstracts: 'I fought for everything I've got."(actress and author Camryn Manheim)(Interview) 'The world doesn't owe me a thing.' (actress Rosie Perez)
Abstracts: If Past Is Prologue, Brokers Face Turmoil. Insurance Investigation Widens to Include a Look at Costs. Once Again, Spitzer Follows E-Mail Trail
Abstracts: If Philip Morris becomes Altria, its corporate image may lose some of the odor of stale smoke. Michael Jordan movie is sports marketing in new and thinner air
Abstracts: If Shoe Won't Fit, Fix the Foot? Popular Surgery Raises Concern. Study Finds Less Youth Antidepressant Use
Abstracts: If Superman were a printer...; Hewlett-Packard breaks ground with a faster, sharper printer. Beyond daisywheels: a new printer
Abstracts: If the big boss can't surf the Net, Microsoft VP would have him quit. Japan's economy gets youthful facelift
Abstracts: If the debate was ever moral, Howard's lost it. Howard makes up for lost votes. Timid, hypocritical, lacking credibility, and alone
Abstracts: If the Irish and Italians swapped countries. A spanking for journalism. The wicked tunes of High River
Abstracts: "If you don't take risks, you don't gain anything."(how Bridget Fonda became a success)(Interview)(Cover Story)
Abstracts: If you're facing cardiac surgery, take heart. take a bite out of inheritance taxes. 'A gift no one can take away'
Abstracts: If you're trying to have a child.... Yes, I'm still enjoying life. Manmade hearts that work
Abstracts: If your line is cellular, give a ring. Bonn expected to award cellular contract. AT&T files lawsuit against MCI
Abstracts: If you think your building is smart, think again. Grocer was a Montreal mainstay. AltaRex moving to Edmonton as part of plan to cut costs
Abstracts: 'I had no symptoms of heart attack...'(A Practical Guide to Better Health)(Cover Story) "If only I could say, 'I love you, Dad'." (fathers and sons) (Cover Story)
Abstracts: 'I had to do it'. John Olsen. Sandra Yates
Abstracts: 'I have a new life.' (actress Amy Irving) ... I had to walk away to survive. "I knew God would never let me down"
Abstracts: "I have never felt more secure". The anger sustained me. First, love yourself
Abstracts: 'I have to make a choice.' (Canadian singer Celine Dion must decide between career and raising a family) Make education hip
Abstracts: "I just say what I believe". 'My future will be different'. 'I wanted this so bad it hurt'
Abstracts: 'I knew what I wanted to be.' (interview with Whoopi Goldberg) (Cover Story) In step with: Mimi Rogers
Abstracts: I like you just the way you are. A safe haven for children in trouble. I'd rather drive a tow truck
Abstracts: Illegal insider trading trial ends. Brokers mull 'virtual file folders'. OSC links RBC's Rankin to Nassau resident
Abstracts: Illegal insider trading trial ends. OSC settlement shuts down A.C. MacPherson. OSC scores trading conviction
Abstracts: Illinois to hire Canadian company to help import drugs. Pricing pinches drugstores. Few obstacles seen for Glaxo-SmithKline merger
Abstracts: Ill in the mind? The loaded gun. Jack and the jihad
Abstracts: Ill winds offshore. Gravy strain. Dr Dolittle's casebook
Abstracts: I'm "a coalition of one" (Benjamin Netanyahu, peace between Israel and Palestinians)(Interview) "I can make peace"
Abstracts: Image makers. A slip and a gully. Unrest in the west
Abstracts: Imagine all the outtakes. (recording of John Lennon's studio outtakes). Lure of the rings: how a little-known New Zealand director landed the most ambitious franchise in movie history
Abstracts: Imagining technology. Unusual suspects support Labor. The perfidy of politicians
Abstracts: 'I'm a hostage:' one Canadian's legal nightmare in Peru. 'I am getting weaker': a woman wanting legal suicide has another chance
Abstracts: Imasco shareholders vote to accept BAT offer. Rothmans reports record profit. Imperial butts out of cigar business
Abstracts: Imax becomes toast of movie industry. Soaring dollar adds to Torstar's woes. Growth of free dailies dropping
Abstracts: Imax buys high-tech projector maker. Yukos at brink after missing tax deadline. Brazil, Canada edge closer to trade war
Abstracts: IMAX: movies with a third dimension that makes you duck. Transferring every real-life shimmy and shake to the PC screen
Abstracts: Imax plays down poor results. Loews restructuring revealed. Shareholders slam Imax bonuses
Abstracts: Imax theatre proposed for Budapest. Subprime market takes bite out of RBC profit. Still seeking buyer, Imax reports quarterly loss
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