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Abstracts: 'I mean, raise pure hell'. His bid gamble. In search of the gods
Abstracts: "I'm filling in a page of history.". Don't let the summer bugs bite. [0] Don't let the summer bugs bite
Abstracts: I.M.F. Warns That U.S. Debt Is Threatening Global Stability. I.M.F. Asks China to Free Its Currency From Dollar
Abstracts: I'm in Love. Why Shouldn't I Be Paid? A Survivor at Conde Nast Chooses to Bow Out. Publisher of Men's Magazines Cuts 15 Officers and Editors
Abstracts: Immigrants Face Loss of Licenses in ID Crackdown. Questions, Bitterness and Exile For Queens Girl in Terror Case
Abstracts: Immigration debate moves behind the wheel. Teen drivers and alcohol: A deadly mixture. Real ID: The issues
Abstracts: Immigration debate: tough talk. Racial diversity in public schools: 'diversity' challenged. Federal standards eyed
Abstracts: Immoral minority. Anthrax scare. Eternal emissions
Abstracts: Immune struck. Vive la resistance. Rocking the boat
Abstracts: I'm not the woman in my mind. 'It's not about food, it's about life.'(woman who once weighed 1,200 pounds and lost weight)
Abstracts: Impact of uncertainty, social support, and prenatal coping on the psychological well-being of high-risk pregnant women
Abstracts: Impact will add to growth. Net's economic impact zooms. Fed rethinks when to impart changes in how it's leaning
Abstracts: Impatient P&G ousts Jager. GE posts record profit; Welch sets retirement date. From emperor to outcast
Abstracts: Imperial Life in talks on Bay financial boutiques. Manulife settles class action suits in Ontario, BC. Sun Life policy holder seeks to quash appeal
Abstracts: Imperial Life posts higher provisions. Cognos posts solid 4th-quarter results. Major insurers post strong results
Abstracts: Imperial's pipeline plan back on track. Bass brothers angling for big oil find off N.S. Valero kills EnCana refining deal
Abstracts: Imperial to pump $1-billion into oil sands project. The markets' real conundrum is Greenspan's Fed-speak. Potash Corp. plans buyout to Trinidad facility lease
Abstracts: Implant Device For Depression Nears Approval. Cancer Drug Makers Delay Quest for Approval in U.S. Pfizer Intends to Seek F.D.A. Approval for 20 New Drugs
Abstracts: Implant Program For Heart Device Was a Sales Spur. KOREANS REPORT EASE IN CLONING FOR STEM CELLS. Medical Editors Likely To Call for Registration Of Drug Tests at Outset
Abstracts: Implant suit settled for $3.2B. Firm fined $1.5M over tainted juice. Bank chief says workers used poor judgment
Abstracts: Imports grab lead in luxury vehicle sales. Once No. 1, Lincoln now searches for its identity. German takeover continues as 3 more U.S. executives quit
Abstracts: Imposing a hierarchy on a gaggle of techies. Aldus founder to give up two jobs. Chairman of Ashton-Tate resigns from top positions
Abstracts: 'I'm prepared for this fight.'(Rep. John Lewis) He shows them a way out of violence. Make things better for somebody
Abstracts: "Impressions" in court. The fight goes on. Reagan-era rulings
Abstracts: Impressions of a floating world. How great our art. Direct approach
Abstracts: Improved Numbers Shelter CBS From the Fallout. At CBS News, Some Temporary Changes May Stick. European News Organizations Are Reducing Presence in Iraq
Abstracts: Improving mainframes at I.B.M.: chips being utilized as way to counter desktop competition. I.B.M. joins Siemens in developing chips
Abstracts: Improving mainframes at I.B.M.: chips being utilized as way to counter desktop competition. part 2 Chip technology's friendly rivals
Abstracts: Improving on history. The power of no. CNN's talks therapy: Fighting back competitors, the network that brought you the gulf war is reinventing itself
Abstracts: In a bit of creative recycling, an ad for a television show becomes a element of the show. An informal survey finds don't ask, don't tell is still observed on Madison Avenue
Abstracts: In a blow to Young & Rubicam, United Airlines consolidates and hands its accounts to Fallon. In the wake of a sales setback, Sprite's advertising is revised
Abstracts: In a break from its meat-and-potatoes past, ABC creates a unified front for sales and marketing. Once again, broadcasters scramble their ad schedules to accomodate breaking news
Abstracts: In a Chinese orphanage. "Ulysses" in Chinese: the story of an elderly pair of translators and their unusual best seller
Abstracts: 'In a crisis,' Procter & Gamble resorts to 9,600 more layoffs. Consumer-products giant sent reeling
Abstracts: In a fit of winter restlessness, two agencies reorganize, three enter deals and two align. Omnicom and Grey shore up fast-growing media businesses with reorganizations
Abstracts: In a hurry, Murray. Casting an Asian net. High stakes
Abstracts: In an uneasy climate, the group approach is so popular, even rivals unite in campaigns; pooling resources can make an effort seem bigger
Abstracts: In a publishing coup, books in 'unwritten' languages. Computer breaks monopoly on study of Dead Sea Scrolls. Uncannily precise, Voyager bears down on Neptune
Abstracts: In a push for ratings, a TV sitcom about the 70's plans to rerun ads from the disco decade. Loews Cineplex plans interactive displays of commercial video clips in theater lobbies
Abstracts: In a Snap, NBC takes on Net powers. CBS president: network 'just isn't for sale.' Food.com will deliver dinner, movie
Abstracts: In a soft economy, the National Football League changes direction and tries to woo casual fans. A campaign for AIDS drug adds warning
Abstracts: In a surprise, Kmart gives a $100 million account to the New York office of TBWA/Chiat/Day. Estee Lauder, BMW, MySimon.com and Hibernia make new account assignments
Abstracts: In a tough year, Dell stands out. Want more power? Pull out a chip and put in a faster one; Compaq is the latest company to offer PC's that can be improved by swapping parts
Abstracts: In a turnabout, I.B.M. says, 'we'll talk to anybody.' (The Executive Computer) (Column) A standout in a crowded field
Abstracts: In cash we trust. Hedge of reality. Jump on board
Abstracts: Incentives Lure Many to Quit, Even With a Lean Job Market. College Degree Still Pays, but It's Leveling Off. Gaining Ground on the Wage Front
Abstracts: Incidents give security firms fodder for sales push. Probe focuses on online sales of fake federal IDs. FBI launches cyberhunt
Abstracts: Inco at impasse over Voisey's project. Falconbridge defends price for refinery. Inco calls Tobin's bluff
Abstracts: Inco executives sold shares before surprise profit warning. Teck tells analysts Inco stock inflated. Inco shares fall on Voisey's overrun
Abstracts: Inco gets environmental panel's blessing on Voisey's Bay project. Inco shares dip as Voisey's Bay talks break off
Abstracts: In cold blood. Allah's assassins. Bombers and bullets
Abstracts: Income inequality. Should the earned-income tax credit for poor workers be cut back? The working poor
Abstracts: Income tax cuts urged to offset Katrina's effect on big provinces. U.S. to kill tax break scheme
Abstracts: Income trust seeks creditor protection. Craig's new venture revisits an old idea. Transcontinental shuffles top posts
Abstracts: Income trusts expected to cut payouts. Hedge fun losses? Greedy investors? What else is new? The oracle of Halifax
Abstracts: Inco, Newfoundland far apart on Voisey's Bay development. Inco plans media offensive against bad Voisey's publicity
Abstracts: Inco, Newfoundland far apart on Voisey's Bay development. Inco to halt Voisey's Bay work. New rival sees trouble for Inco
Abstracts: In contagious company. Super size me. The price of peace
Abstracts: Inco, province inch toward deal on Voisey's Bay. De Beers continues to plan Ont. mine. Kidd Creek to become world's deepest base metal mine
Abstracts: Inco raises quick cash on sale of 15 million common shares. Freak weather dampens Intrawest forecast. Intrawest shares rise
Abstracts: Inco's $1.9-billion (US) Goro nickel project is finally a go. Inco finds cost savings that could restart Goro
Abstracts: Inco seeking partner for Goro nickel project. New technology seen cutting nickel mining costs. Potash Corp. expects to escape ravages of global economic turmoil
Abstracts: Inco's takeover offer extended 4 months. Investors bid up Pechiney shares
Abstracts: Inco takeover faces foreign hurdles. Inco, Phelps seen extending Falconbridge takeover offer. INCO says sale clears key hurdle in its battle for Falconbridge
Abstracts: Inco takeover faces foreign hurdles. Merger a smooth affair, Falconbridge CEO says. Inco sets bid deadline
Abstracts: Inco to halt Voisey's Bay work. Tenke in talks to sell stake in Congo project. Inco seeking partner for Goro nickel project
Abstracts: Inco turns to Ottawa after Xstrata's $16.1-billion rival bid. Inco just missed out on AOL stock bonanza
Abstracts: Inco ups ante with bid for Falconbridge. Falconbridge, Inco formally rebuff offers. Inco snaps up rival Falconbridge
Abstracts: Increased capacity, new model not in Toyota's plans for Ont. plant. Magna stalwart to push for product coups
Abstracts: Indecent disclosures. Ups and downs. Revival: new ventures
Abstracts: In deep water. Babe in the city. Battle lines
Abstracts: In defence of women. A parent's nightmare: a misfit's pursuit of revenge ends in a massacre in the gym of a Scottish primary school
Abstracts: Independence in computers is I.B.M. goal; project seeks to reduce need for human action. Jack is put through the wringer, so you won't be
Abstracts: Independence makes big gains in the boardroom. Changes ease investors' liability fears. Thiessen seeks U.S. audit rules exemption
Abstracts: Independence's day. We're in the money-again. Platinum record
Abstracts: Independence will let Nortel make acquisitions quicker: CEO. Nortel poised for massive expansion
Abstracts: Independent counsels: should Congress make major changes in the law? Cracking down on immigration: should government benefits and services be cut off?
Abstracts: Independents' day. A new political low. Trouble in paradise
Abstracts: INDIA: PCCW BUYS PACIFIC NETINVEST. Passage through India. Gridlock on India's New Paths to Prosperity
Abstracts: India's Boom Spreads to Smaller Cities. Mexican Politicos Won't Stay Home and Bake Cookies. Fearful Choice for Afghan Women: To Vote or Not to Vote
Abstracts: India's new ruling coalition trims privatization program: Policy blueprint stresses maintaining growth and refocusing on rural areas
Abstracts: India tells West: Take our oil, please: Oil Minister on global road trip to drum up interest in huge reserves of oil and gas
Abstracts: Indie labels think outside CD box. Disney, revisited. Theater owners yell 'cut' on construction
Abstracts: Indigo goes on-line with Bookshelf.ca purchase. ATI plummets on profit warning. Chapters learns e-lessons
Abstracts: Individual service no longer just for tycoons. Flurry of index funds floods market. Fund managers' compensation continues to soar
Abstracts: Indonesia: rousing the giant. Radical retreat: conservative Muslim parties have failed to win the hearts and minds of voters
Abstracts: Indonesia's Chinese still nervous. In the name of the people. Tethered to Timor
Abstracts: Industrial-Alliance boss to resign next year. Sun Life appoints new head of Canadian operations. Nortel boss reaped bonanza
Abstracts: Industrial building boom on horizon. Canadian audit firms to register. New accounting standards era seen to be ahead
Abstracts: Industrial strength. Little big plan. Shop spoiled
Abstracts: Industry blames cheap foreign steel. Net sprouts new sites for car buyers. Entrepreneur sets financial sights on business Web site
Abstracts: Industry efforts advance. Vast area at risk. First signs of trouble
Abstracts: Industry fears steamroller, analysts say. What it Microsoft hadn't been a bully? Sears, Oracle try B2B venture
Abstracts: Industry joins advocates to cut greenhouse gas emissions. Spar agrees to be bought. Housing permit demand tapers
Abstracts: Industry resists rules to policy trading: Firms left to adopt their own policies. Regulation under microscope
Abstracts: Industry slump catches up to Magna. Magna banks on big cash hoard. Magna hit by auto slump at Big Three
Abstracts: Industry's vision of HMO choice falls short of patients' needs. Frito-Lay cites consumer concern for steering clear of altered corn
Abstracts: In Equipment-Leasing Deals, Let the Renter Beware. A Director Says Studio 'Self-Dealing' Cut His Pay. CBS Fined Over Super Bowl Halftime Incident
Abstracts: In Equipment-Leasing Deals, Let the Renter Beware. Prospects Brighten for Maker of Nasal Flu Vaccine. A Chance to Sell Among the Giants
Abstracts: Inex snapped up by U.S. company. Takeover speculation boosts Bid.Com. Alof's fever for dot-com cools
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