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Abstracts: LGS Group to hire 500. Mosaid expects loss, layoffs. Quebec incentives lure Motorola
Abstracts: Liberal caucus recommends bank merger delay. Skilled-worker shortage could reach one million. War declared on user fees
Abstracts: Liberals shower auto industry with aid: Ontario GM and Ford plants get $200-million and $100-miliion. Vehicle sales tumble 8%; Big Three's share slips
Abstracts: Liberals urged to keep promise for nationwide daycare system. Quebec gets too much funding, filmmakers say
Abstracts: Liberals vote in favour of currency transaction tax. Clock now ticking on free-trade deal. Canada, Singapore agree to begin historic free-trade talks
Abstracts: Liberation movements. Is testing crowding out art and recess? Growing sexism
Abstracts: Liberties overboard. Industrial-strength folly. Spend to win
Abstracts: Liberty gets stake in game shows. Dutch firm VNU to buy ACNielsen in $2.3B deal. NBC in talks to buy 32% of Paxson
Abstracts: Libraries struggle over rules on the homeless. Outlook: will libraries survive? Are high-tech libraries losing their soul?
Abstracts: LIBYA TO GIVE UP ARMS PROGRAMS, BUSH ANNOUNCES. TESTS SAID TO TIE DEAL ON URANIUM TO NORTH KOREA. SOUTH KOREA SAYS SECRET PROGRAM REFINED URANIUM
Abstracts: Licence to kill. Live at the wireless. The pulse superhuman
Abstracts: Lies and the Lying C.E.O.'s Who Tell Them. European Commission Is Expected to Rule That AstraZeneca Abused Patent
Abstracts: Lies, damned lies and intelligence. Age of uncertainty: The Age has a new supremo and the troops are not amused
Abstracts: Lies, damned lies and intelligence. How the wheat was won? Quicksands of history
Abstracts: Life after Nortel: Sorting out BCE's parts. BCE chief sheds light on company's strategy. No rush on BCE spinoffs
Abstracts: Life beyond the lineups. A friendly line of credit. Living without communism: a post-Soviet society emerges from the ashes
Abstracts: Life but not as we know it. Armageddon times. Know future
Abstracts: Life in death. Fashion mates. Cover boys
Abstracts: Life (insurance) is beautiful. Within one's ken. The birth of a notion
Abstracts: Life insurer IPOs net hefty fees. Clarica results beat street forecasts. Disease cramps Manulife sales in Asia
Abstracts: Life in the Fast Company's lane. Caisse set to be a force in mega-mall business. Workers' priorities changing after Sept. 11
Abstracts: Life in the fast lane; fear of obsolescence has never been stronger than in today's personal computer market. The games people play
Abstracts: Life in the six Australias. The Italian jobs. Ode to a lost sheep
Abstracts: Life in the slow lane; rural residents are frustrated by sluggish Web access and a scarcity of local information online
Abstracts: 'Life is a matter of choices'. He makes learning hip. "You just have to keep going"
Abstracts: Life is lonely at the top for CEOs. No free ride for CityLink. Cards on the table
Abstracts: Life isn't Beautiful: It's crunch time in the war between Miramax Films and parent company Disney. But who'll get crunched?
Abstracts: 'Life is too precious to tamper with.'(actor Christian Slater)(Interview) 'I'm finally at ease with myself
Abstracts: Life on Mars? Rock the Pilbara. They shoot roos don't they. Time mining
Abstracts: Life on the hill. Next stop, Barcelona. Holiday with the stars
Abstracts: Lifetime e-mail eases the pain of switching jobs. The bride requests 100 shares of BCE. Bell Canada, Microsoft web sites click together
Abstracts: Lifetime telephone numbers that ring anywhere you go. MCI accused on patents by AT and T; the dispute centers on Canadian market
Abstracts: Life with father. Big bow wow. Much obliged
Abstracts: Light at the end of Digital's tunnel: optimism over new, aggressively priced computers. Profits off by 28% at Digital
Abstracts: Lighter foods from the grill. The gift of food. The time is ripe for apples & pears
Abstracts: Lighter taxes put super in shade. Super raiders. Super silliness
Abstracts: Lighting out: ah, the pain of the writer. Tim Winton tells of the anguish of excising 600 pages of slog for the greater good of the novel
Abstracts: Lighting up the earth: a space mirror has 'awesome' implications. The money chase: how investors juggled their finances
Abstracts: Lights, action, fries. Negotiating a movie scene to flesh out an advertising campaign. McDonald's pushes to get its money's worth on Olympic tie-ins
Abstracts: Lights, camera, money? Quicken 2000 helps users plan, manage accounts. WB's 'Charmed' relies on star power for its magic
Abstracts: Lights Out in the Dominican Republic. Settlement Is Reached With Enron. Software to predict power needs
Abstracts: LightSurf piggybacks a tiny camera on a cell phone. Change of Direction at PeopleSoft. Board Member Of PeopleSoft Open to Merger
Abstracts: Light truck trend accelerates. And the incentives just keep coming - this time to Canada. Small is the new big in autos
Abstracts: Light truck trend accelerates. Toyota to build luxury sport utility in Ontario. Daimer to put $1.5-billion into truck plant
Abstracts: Like an executive sedan? Test drive Chrysler's 300M. QuickBooks Pro helps businesses get with the program. Forensic firm aims to be No. 1 with a bullet
Abstracts: 'Like being stoned:' a 'grieving' father is accused of brutal murders. Being Mr. Canada is not quite enough
Abstracts: Like it or lump it. State of confusion. Smoothing the lumps
Abstracts: Lilly Shares Fall on Report About Prozac Documents. Verizon to shed directories unit. A Stodgy Style, But BellSouth Starts to Loosen Its Top Button
Abstracts: Limited sedition. DIY attack on tax. Panic attack
Abstracts: Limited success. Battle of the bottle. King pin
Abstracts: Limited success. The view from Murray's perch. Pipeline to success
Abstracts: Linamar profit drops on dollar. Parking rates in reverse on Bay St.. DuPont wins investor battle
Abstracts: LIN backs takeover by McCaw; cellular operator accepts new offer over BellSouth's. Lin-BellSouth cellular merger set
Abstracts: Lincoln Mercury moves West for young, hip inspiration. Web sites pledge to perform better, next storm around. Unlike rivals, JetBlue won't do the bump: Carrier shuns popular practice of overbooking
Abstracts: Lincoln turns back the clock for inspiration. Ford to shell out $2.8B for BMW's Land Rover. Car-quality survey puts Acura models at top
Abstracts: Lindsay's cat-alogue. The Pope's Battalions: Santamaria, Catholicism and The Labor Split. The survivor's guide
Abstracts: Lindsay's food for thought. The importance of seeing earnings. Poll spoils Labor's party
Abstracts: Lindy Hyam. In a cotton-pickin' class of his own. Exile on main stage
Abstracts: Lines of fire. Sleeper issue. Belle of the bullets
Abstracts: Lineups at border 3 hours ... and counting. Ottawa urged to take bold steps to dispel U.S. border concerns. Extra efforts aid truckers
Abstracts: Lingerie retailer La Senza sets sights on selling bras. It doesn't pay to be a snob, tony Holt Renfrew finds. Danier Leather whips up interest
Abstracts: Lining up at the ethanol trough. Next mining merger mania may draw the little guys. Sweet old guy Keevil is one wily operator
Abstracts: Lining up the unemployed. Help for the heart. The survivors
Abstracts: Linking in the laptops as the nets grow. The lure of wireless LANS. Keeping the costs down when office hopping
Abstracts: Links explored between ethnicity, disease. Private sector gets jump in race for genome. Half of gene data publicly gleaned, firm admits
Abstracts: Link to IBM helps pump up tech stock. Microsoft to fall short of forecasts. Software gives investment advice
Abstracts: Linux alert ravages shares. Kraft shares barely bubble a day after $8.7 billion IPO. Why were analysts so slow to downgrade Enron?
Abstracts: Linux alert ravages shares. Sun Microsystems gives gloomy outlook. Shortages causing headaches
Abstracts: Linux craze sparks high-tech brain drain. RCMP raids Future Electronics offices. Software helps surfers set up shop
Abstracts: LionOre suitor 'shocked' by rival's terms. Xstrata's takeover bid comes up short in shareholder's eyes. Peruvian mining firm to acquire Zemex
Abstracts: Lions Gate plan gets mixed reviews. Mediapalooza! Quebecor's Toronto 1 gets makeover
Abstracts: Lions Gate's Hollywood gamble. Investor moves to derail MTS deal: Asks TSX to force shareholder vote. Our water crisis beats N.Y. tidal wave flick
Abstracts: Lip shtick! Suddenly last summer. Caught in the net
Abstracts: Liquid assets: will Ontario join Alberta in privatizing liquor sales? Paper chase: publishers reel from paper price hikes
Abstracts: Liquidator clicks with competitors online. ATMs to offer wireless time. Voyage into the unknown
Abstracts: Liquidity rules. (options for converting stocks to cash). Street wise. The rate escape
Abstracts: List prices are the latest technology dinosaur. Networld: the talk is of strategic partnerships. Bazaar of technology
Abstracts: Little Aussie bottlers. Blue chip dreaming. In property he trusts
Abstracts: Little Aussie bottlers. Net gains, gross results. Optical disillusion
Abstracts: Little boy blue. Captains fantastic. Slater, MJ: retired hurt
Abstracts: Little chop of horrors. Ich bin ein Australien. Art of note
Abstracts: Little crop of horrors. Tax brakes. Sheep of fools
Abstracts: Little engines that can. Bezos in Space. Telecom's big tumble
Abstracts: Little Finland, little Canada. A voluptuary's guide to Europe. A name change for British Columbia?
Abstracts: Little guy Cognos nears big time: Tech firm is hiring new staff, finishing takeover and enjoying record results
Abstracts: Little hope in scattered Kyoto plan. Is GM driving off the proverbial cliff? Don't bet against it. Bombardier defies non-believers
Abstracts: Little-known firm goes after realm of interactive TV. Bottom line needs surgery: costs soaring, fewer TV watchers tuning in
Abstracts: Little League Innocence Fades in TV Glare. Sorrow Mixed With Disbelief For Patrons Of Community. Fox News, Media Elite
Abstracts: Little Linux makes gains vs. giant Microsoft. Japan pioneers brave new world of wireless. Asia: many don't like software dominance
Abstracts: Livable list lauds cities' leaders. States flock to biotech like gamblers to lottery tickets: But luring industry's a tricky bet
Abstracts: Live and let fry. Boeing, Boeing, gone. Margin for terror
Abstracts: Live From Baghdad. Waiting for war. Out of Baghdad
Abstracts: Live, from Prague, the Kurt-and-Elvis show. Taking on the world: championships are a hot ticket in Edmonton. Elvis time!
Abstracts: Live now, grow old later. A report from the Mayo Clinic - the complete medical checkup: what you need to know
Abstracts: Livent: a real-life drama unfolds. Ontario developer suing Royal Bank. Fraud alleged at Norshield; investors out $215-million
Abstracts: Livent-CIBC fight led to cash woes. Judge extends Royal Oak protection period. CIBC drive to cut costs could double annual target
Abstracts: Livent creditors move to scrap financing plan. Judge nudges Portus closer to bankruptcy. HSBC?s interest income boosts profit
Abstracts: Livent shelves plans for new theatre. Empire Co. reports strong financial results. Sobeys workers ratify new deal
Abstracts: Livent warns of hefty writedown. Profits are music to BMG boss's ears. Vice-president gets Lions Gate's top salary
Abstracts: Living between two worlds: a growing number of 'astronauts' commute between Canada and Asia. Pulling together: Canada's Chinese celebrate the promise of a better life
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