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Abstracts: More women diversify ranks of fund industry. After tough year, some closed funds open to new investors. Investors go for funds that trade like stocks
Abstracts: Morgan Stanley Dean Witter drops a familiar image to take aim at electronic brokerage firms. Schwab plans wireless link on the road; steady account access using Palm organizers
Abstracts: Mortal enemies. The fire this time. Pride for the humbled
Abstracts: Mortgage crisis: insecure securities. Protestants today: secular or sacred? Students under stress: Reevaluating homework
Abstracts: Mortgage crisis: widespread pain. Mortgage crisis: hitting bottom. Universal coverage: Coverage declines
Abstracts: Mortgage rate roulette. Hot money, smart money. Beware the 'experts': investment strategists have a terrible record for predicting the stock market's swings
Abstracts: Morty Shulman goes to battle again. Hyal stock tanks on lost marketing deal. Xillix admits survival in jeopardy
Abstracts: Mosaid lands $4-million deal for encryption chip. Genesis feels aftershocks of Taiwan quake. Newbridge-3Com union believed in peril
Abstracts: Mosaid lays off one-third of staff. Blue-chip tech stocks back in fashion. Intel profit raises hope of tech rebound
Abstracts: Most fines get watered down. FAA: fliers should not worry about plane wiring. With flight delays soaring, FAA is stepping in
Abstracts: Most fines get watered down. Flying off the handle. Legislation would increase air ticket fees
Abstracts: Most Homeowners Not Overly in Debt, Fed Chief Says. Foreign Interest Appears to Flag As Dollar Falls. The Ever More Graspable, And Risky, American Dream
Abstracts: Most of airline's dirty work done quickly. Air Canada to cut 25% of managers. Why Teranet plans came up short
Abstracts: Most of all, the children matter. Burn camp: where scars don't matter. The 10 most-asked food questions
Abstracts: Mother and child reunion; birth parents and adoptees push for more openness. Lighting up the earth: a space mirror has 'awesome' implications
Abstracts: Mother of innovation car buyers travel information superhighway for deals. Internet car-buying sites travel through rough road
Abstracts: Mothers' ruin. Cod save the Queen. A survivor's story
Abstracts: Motion sensors may let everyday appliances do more; researchers look for cheaper ways to make devices that measure motion
Abstracts: Motion slickness. How much higher can the market go ... and can you survive a fall? Full speed ahead
Abstracts: Motivational interviewing as a smoking cessation intervention for patients with cancer: Randomized controlled trial
Abstracts: Motivational interviewing to increase physical activity in long-term cancer survivors: A randomized controlled trial
Abstracts: Motorola: bad to worse? struggling chipmaker to post rare loss. Without neat plug-in modules, Visor suffers
Abstracts: Motorola cuts 3% of its jobs as chip demand cools off; tightening the belts at another high-tech. Hitachi, facing a big loss, plans to cut 14,700 jobs
Abstracts: Motorola in Toshiba chip pact; parts will be made at factory in Japan. Perkin unit to remain U.S. owned; I.B.M. helps in deal; earlier interest from Japan led to an outcry
Abstracts: Motorola plans to cut 15,000 jobs. Bell Atlantic strike will mean delays. Venture companies log on to Internet success
Abstracts: Motorola says it may post quarterly loss, first in 15 years. Hynix to shut chip plant in Oregon for 6 months
Abstracts: Motorola's losses are worse than expected. Wireless industry takes hit from economic woes. AT&T dividend payment cut 83%
Abstracts: Motorola stock falls on deal reports. Ameritech, SBC deal expected to close soon. FTC may delay vote on AOL deal
Abstracts: Motorola to announce advance in chips. I.B.M. invests to profit from latest chips. Intel logs 80% rise in net and big revenue growth
Abstracts: Motown mechanic. Bill Ford's rainy days. Hit the road, Jacques
Abstracts: Mountain Maoists. Nepal's Maoist threat. The wheels of justice
Abstracts: Mounties break up $25-billion bond scam. CRTC rules against Shaw. Felderhof cites Charter against OSC charge
Abstracts: Mouse! movie! sound! action! Double-hard-disk capacity, through software; compression provides more storage, although it sometimes slows things down
Abstracts: Movement's roots. Roots of the controversy. Xenophobic roots
Abstracts: Move over, Deep Blue, Eliza's next. Kmart, Yahoo talk blue-light special deal. Gateway restates 2000 results, shows bigger loss
Abstracts: Move to liberalize U.S. high-tech exports gains. Northern Telecom has new way to aim fiber-optic beam. From the voice-mail acorn, a still-spreading oak
Abstracts: Movies soon could be just a click away. Excite to offer high-speed Net service. AOL angles for TV viewers
Abstracts: Movie time on the Med: stars, big-name directors and circus vulgarity define Cannes. Rebel masterpiece: a provocative Quebec movie arrives in Cannes
Abstracts: Moving fast to protect ozone layer: computer makers make great strides in eliminating the use of CFC's. U.S. aid sought for electronics
Abstracts: Moving fast to protect ozone layer: computer makers make great strides in eliminating the use of CFC's. part 2
Abstracts: Moving image. Attack of the killer virus. Christopher Reeve 1952-2004
Abstracts: Moving pictures. It's a mad world. A battle royal
Abstracts: Moving scribbled mail along. Testing the telecommute. Computers speed up Post Office service
Abstracts: Mpact Immedia buys Newstar's E-finance division. Newbridge buys U.K. firm. Cognos on lookout for major buy
Abstracts: Mpact soars with buyer in wings. Discreet Logic boss steps down for second time. Newbridge posts fiscal year loss
Abstracts: MPs squirm in their marginal seats. Temperatures climb, standards slide. Conference may live or die by the Sword
Abstracts: Mr. Case partners deliver the goods. Nortel to boost research in Australia. Nortel and partners to build fibre-optic network in Taiwan
Abstracts: Mr. everything: Ralph Klein's deputy plays power politics. Running scared. Rocky mountain low
Abstracts: Mr more than 10 per cent. The fatal shore. Mechanic driven out
Abstracts: 'Mr President, please make us proud'. 'It's the hardest thing I've ever done.'(former anorexic Ann Abel)(Interview)
Abstracts: Ms. law and order: Manitoba's justice minister talks tough on crime. A break with custom: the NAC's new leader gears up for the election
Abstracts: Ms. Prime Minister. Manning keeps up the pressure. Why Chretien is rooting for Klein
Abstracts: MTS-Allstream deal angers some investors. MTS: Press 1 now for expansion. Bell to sell Certen stake to Amdocs
Abstracts: MTS-Allstream deal hits bell roadblock: Phone firm alleges deal would breach conditions of various agreements
Abstracts: MTV enters on-line music fray. GE targets mortgage lending. Telephone purchase gives voice to eBay
Abstracts: MTV man warns about branding. Look's wireless cable service set to roll. Ted Rogers pledges turnaround by five years
Abstracts: Muhammad Is Guilty of Slaying In Sniper Spree in Capital Area. Death Sentences in Texas Cases Try Supreme Court's Patience
Abstracts: Mulroney's Airbus offensive: the former prime minister sues the government and the RCMP for $50 million. Mulroney vs. the Mounties: the former prime minister's Airbus lawsuit raises a series of new questions
Abstracts: Multilevel modeling of a clustered continuous outcome: Nurses' work hours and burnout. Fidelity to a 12-week structured medication adherence intervention in patients with HIV
Abstracts: Multimedia firm seeks new investor. BDC plans bigger role if banks merge. Bleach kicks firm's sales into high gear
Abstracts: Multimedia's new world. A standoff with Brazil on computer. I.B.M. plans a tough problem for Blue Gene's million processors
Abstracts: Multiple choice. Friendly advice. Golden years
Abstracts: Multiple issues. Mr Cool. Village person
Abstracts: Multi-use credit card is offered by A.T.&T. A.T.&T. attacked on credit card: unfair competition seen by four banks
Abstracts: Multi-use credit card is offered by A.T.&T. A.T.& T. plans to offer faster data transfer. A.T.&T. to expand service for language translations
Abstracts: Mum and dad's the word. Seven's fifth column: media boss Kerry Stokes' opposition to Singtel's takeover of Optus endangers the very national interest he wants to protect
Abstracts: Munk says REIT's birth painful. Big-box deal catapults Calloway to No. 2 spot. OMERS selling part of mall portfolio into investment trust
Abstracts: Munk's daughter makes her mark with AOL expose. Every old name is new again as tech firms try to forget bust. Stevenson driving to steer Pep Boys to success
Abstracts: Munk sues Citigroup unit, analyst. Optics of independence save Citigroup analyst's skin. Intrawest puts itself on market
Abstracts: Munk sues Citigroup unit, analyst. Trizec hit by office vacancies, profit drops in second quarter. Grim U.S. economy hits Trizec bottom line
Abstracts: Munster movies. I get knocked down ... but I get up again. Hard sell
Abstracts: Murder in a suburb. Counting the costs. Clues in the brain
Abstracts: Murder in Cold Lake: where can abused women go to be safe? Sick and tired. A closer look
Abstracts: Murder, madness & miscalculation. No specialists treatment. Engineering a better world
Abstracts: Murder most odd. Dictatorial democrats. The last victims
Abstracts: Murdoch doubles stake in Gemstar. MP3 ordered to pay $250M for copyright violation. Tech firms rush to enter interactive TV race
Abstracts: Murdoch may have backing for Primestar. Vivendi confirms Seagram purchase. Time Warner, EMI to form music giant
Abstracts: Murdoch mutiny. Murdoch shock: There's only room for one patriarch. Why a son abandoned ship. Sky's the limit
Abstracts: Murdoch's new groove. Hands That Rocked the Cradle Now Shape a Company's Fate. Something in the heir
Abstracts: Murdoch's satellite TV venture is up in the air. Cable deals follow trend towards regionalization. MSNBC may spread wealth along with news
Abstracts: Murdoch's satellite TV venture is up in the air. Disney's kingdom counts on bounty from sports. Little-known firm goes after realm of interactive TV
Abstracts: Murdoch tries to sweeten bid for DirecTV. Murdoch downplays importance of hookup with DirecTV. Battle for DirecTV to get hotter
Abstracts: Murdock set to sell stock in Fox unit. Time Warner's Levin: Disney stance is 'silly'. Universal carves out Woodpecker icon
Abstracts: MUSE impotence drug beats Viagra to market. The brains behind SignalGene. Nexia's transgenic 'spider goat' to produce milk of steel
Abstracts: Music companies' venture with IBM fights Net piracy. The shows go on for Century, National Amusements. Top music sellers go online to fight free providers
Abstracts: Music: Corn Bread When I'm Hungry. Country Blues: Complete Early Recordings. Music: Napoleon in Rags
Abstracts: Music: Craft's Stravinsky. Like young: jazz has been attracting its first young audiences in decades - but are they hearing a music without a future?
Abstracts: Music firm Mp3.com hits IPO high note. BMG and Universal open e-music store. Lawsuit targets music swap
Abstracts: Music: Forget the Callas Legend. A civic duty to annoy: we tend to forget that criticism sometimes expresses greater respect than praise
Abstracts: Music: Forget the Callas Legend. Blowback. India's Bandit Queen: a saga of revenge - and the making of a legend of "the real India." (rebel leader Phoolan Devi)
Abstracts: Music giant chops prices to combat downloads. Sobeys sees bigger picture in Cineplex deal. Technology makes sharing music easy
Abstracts: Music giant in the making. EMI deal would add music to mix. Goodbye to Seagram
Abstracts: Music Industry Ponders Costs Of Steep Cut in Prices of CD's. From Psst to Oops: Secret Taper Of Bush Says History Can Wait
Abstracts: Music industry wins ruling in U.S. court; judge says MP3.com violated copyright law. Potent software escalates music industry's jitters
Abstracts: Music: Mahler's Unfinished Symphony. My grandfather's last tale. Finished symphonies
Abstracts: Music: Misunderstanding Gershwin. Redeeming the rake. Built pieces: like Igor Stravinsky, Duke Ellington was a brilliant assembler of other people's music
Abstracts: Music, movie industries sue popular Scour.com. The movie industry fights off the pirates. Microsoft's instant messages anger AOL
Abstracts: Mutant menace: a drug-resistant bacterium invades Canada. Forever young: can hormones really stave off old age?
Abstracts: Mutual Fund Accused of Fraud In Rapid Trading by Managers. 4 Executives At Ahold Unit Are Indicted. Ex-Xerox execs settle SEC charges for $22M
Abstracts: Mutual fund companies are stocking up on gains. Money keeps flowing into mutual funds. Mutual funds let managers run hedge funds as perk
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