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Abstracts: New task for the computer: making clothes. Keeping clothes defect-free. Industry group pushes for trade law changes
Abstracts: New technique stores images more efficiently. F.D.A. PANEL BACKS BREAST IMPLANTS MADE OF SILICONE. Japanese labs in U.S. luring America's computer experts
Abstracts: NewTel breaks out of its old shell. Energy firms re-evaluating East Coast investments . N.S. project focuses on titanium
Abstracts: New teller machines that listen: AT&T to test voice identification system. NCR to buy data company for $520 million
Abstracts: New treatments, renewed hope. If you think it's shingles get help. When "Excuse me!" is not enough
Abstracts: New TV ratings devices know what you're watching. Classifieds king finds riches in charity. Alliance Atlantis takes a cheekier attitude to Life
Abstracts: New U.S.-Japan accord on semiconductors. Inquiries by the F.T.C. on Intel cited. Semiconductor outlook is mixed
Abstracts: New video technology lets doctors examine patients many miles away. Video views of Paris: in an archive near Les Halles, 4,000 film images
Abstracts: New wireless phone system introduced. Wall Street Hears Pitch for Social Security Plan. Zenith considers sale of television business
Abstracts: New workers as serious as old: study. Parents back Web regulation. Canadians outsurf U.S. cousins
Abstracts: New world e-order. Power of more than one. Holden steers a risky course
Abstracts: New World of War. Causes for concern. New world of war
Abstracts: New York acquisition by McCaw; Metromedia accord on cellular stake is move against LIN. Deal pushes NTT Communications into U.S. Net market
Abstracts: New York Begins Inquiry Into Possible Mortgage Bias. Chief Is Ousted At Fannie Mae Under Pressure. Odd Man Out In U.S. Inquiry Into Fannie Mae
Abstracts: New Yorkers, you may have won a $60 legal settlement. New council to try to take bit out of cybercrime. Y2K lawsuits pile up before limits set in
Abstracts: NEW YORK HOPES TO WIN OLYMPICS BY DIVIDING VOTES. After a Young Athlete's Suicide, Steroids Are Called the Culprit
Abstracts: NEW YORK JUDGE OPENS A WINDOW TO GAY MARRIAGE. M.T.A. CONSIDERS PROPERTY DEALS TO REDUCE DEBT. Business Group Backs Raise In New York Minimum Wage
Abstracts: New York Magazine Sold for $55 Million To Wall St. Figure. Wall Street Wondering What's Up In Cable Deal. Price Tag Of Guidant Is Lowered
Abstracts: New York's quandary. Beyond shelter. The McKinney Act
Abstracts: Nexen, OPTI boost oil sands spending. EnCana outlines bold expansion in the oil sands. Synenco plans IPO to fund oil sands plan
Abstracts: Nexen to spin off chemicals division as income trust: Transaction could be worth as much as $800-million, spark similar deals
Abstracts: Next century's defining event is already upon us. Faulty towers. The cars that bind
Abstracts: Next computer's 2d time around. Sun to sell its computer work stations in stores. Jobs's new computer off to a sluggish start
Abstracts: Next fall could be one of the weakest seasons for commercials at the big networks in 10 years. ABC goes in search of a younger audience for its soap operas
Abstracts: Next for Northrop Grumman. FedEx not ready to abandon shipping. FAA to begin special audit of Boeing
Abstracts: Next for the cellular phone. A video telephone from MCI. Consumer videophone by A.T.&T
Abstracts: Next step for cell phones: adding pictures to the conversation. Plasma televisions: like works of art and just as costly
Abstracts: Next: wireless widgets. The right machine, now and later. More and more portables, with more and more power: a machine for every niche, and experts debate if they will ever replace desktops
Abstracts: Nfld. expected to lead growth. July export gains halt 4-month drop. Dollar slips as investors favour U.S. currency
Abstracts: Nfld. to hold informal talks with Inco (Newfoundland government begins negotations with nickel producer Inco Ltd.)
Abstracts: NHL's Bryden gets bailout amid howls of outrage. US miner digs Canada's prospects
Abstracts: N.H.'s high court teeters on edge of a great fall. Canadian lobster dispute boiling over into violence. Airline safety effort stuck on the past?
Abstracts: NHTSA drives for cellphone auto safety. Study: cellphone use isn't highest risk on highway. Safety groups want SUVs recalled because of tire concerns
Abstracts: Nickel finger of fate. Nickel and shine. Tiki to ride
Abstracts: Nickel miners approve contract. Fracmaster founder wants his money. Canadian miners find it tough to unearth Russian wealth
Abstracts: Nick Sherry. Rebecca Wilson. Di Yerbury
Abstracts: Nicotine rush: Western tobacco firms thrive in Russia. Da to Yeltsin: personality and pork-barrelling pay off
Abstracts: Night sky mining. Iron aura. Roll of the ice
Abstracts: Nike makes a commercial that resembles a music video, and hopes it is viewed as such. TV campaigns creating some controversy during the Summer Games
Abstracts: Nike makes numbered shoe size vanish with Air Presto. Reebok goes toe-to-toe with Nike. Nike jumps to show off shoe
Abstracts: Nike's hockey offensive skates offside. Ad animator draws fans from afar. 3.457 trillion good reasons why TSX is hot
Abstracts: Nike still the pre-race favourite. CNOOC quits race for Unocal. Reebok gives adidas an inner city edge
Abstracts: Nikkei nerves. Blood on the tracks. Small pleasures
Abstracts: Nine Misconceptions About Social Security. Nine G.O.P. hopefuls vie for attention at an Iowa dinner. The keyless society: new security devices scan fingerprints, eyes, even body odors
Abstracts: Nine-Nation Jet Fighter Project Runs Over Budget and Faces Cutbacks. Pentagon Spends Without Bids, A Study Finds
Abstracts: Nintendo unveils latest gadgets. Is Japan's $17 billion airport going down the drain? Report: Wal-Mart to open in Japan 2002
Abstracts: Nippon Phone looking for cash. High-Tech giants fail at mergers. Unisys in $207 million deal to sell Timeplex subsidiary
Abstracts: Nissan drops edgy, macho ads for Frontier pickup. Toyota, Nissan make big plans for U.S. plants. Compact trucks get makeovers for 2001
Abstracts: Nissan plans massive job cuts. Retooling Nissan. Fiat deal continues GM's auto-partnership trend
Abstracts: Nissan pours on the macho with controversial ads. Ford, Firestone say adhesive is linked to bad tires. Nissan drives yearly earnings to record
Abstracts: Nissan sets plan to cut $7.4B debt. Nissan's new ads almost starred Iacocca. GM to cut 1,000 marketing jobs, $300M in costs in streamlining
Abstracts: Nissan workers to vote on union. A Drive-Through Lane to the Next Time Zone. Lockout in N.H.L. Pushes Businesses to the Brink
Abstracts: Nixon targets PBS. The new immigrants; do they threaten the American identity? Parents and schools: will more parental involvement help students?
Abstracts: NN Life boss leaves company. Confederation unit's creditors approve settlement. Court rules against Great-West
Abstracts: No abortion pill for unwelcoming canadian climate. Canadians wary of genetically altered foods. Frankenfoods need more testing, PM agrees
Abstracts: No: a faith in 'common sense.'(The Marcotte family of Quebec will vote no on the referendum for Quebec independence)(Cover Story)
Abstracts: No barrriers for Coral chief. Call centre in prison has union crying foul. Microforum former CEO to return shares, options
Abstracts: Noble becomes CEO of CanWest's Fireworks. Westaim appoints Heck new president, CEO. Sherritt selects CEO and president
Abstracts: No bluffing - the latest hot trend in retailing is poker. Loblaw's apparel guru no average Joe. Costco expansion latest headache for drugstores
Abstracts: 'Nobody has the right to play God.' (sterilized Alberta, Canada woman sues the government) Questions of conduct
Abstracts: No break on fuel surcharge from Air Canada. Alberta's boom starts to rival china's. Record oil prices make workers scarce commodity for Alberta firms
Abstracts: No cable? No D.S.L.? Try satellite; third broadband alternative now offers fast 2-way connection. Technology boom too tempting for many government scientists
Abstracts: No cheers for 2.4% GDP growth. Ontario hit hardest in slowing economy: report. Scotiabank sees modest outlook
Abstracts: No child is ever turned away: Dr. Kenneth Salyer, a craniofacial surgeon, has devoted his life to reshaping deformity into beauty, transforming misery into joy
Abstracts: No conscience, no remorse. Designer vitamins: 'nutraceuticals' promise a health revolution. Mission to Moscow
Abstracts: No Corks Popping Yet, but Signs Point to End of Recession in City. New Yorkers Can't Beat Death, But Data Says They're Gaining
Abstracts: No earnings, debatable prospects: a new I.P.O. with a 90's feel. Detroit Profits Most From Loans, Not Cars
Abstracts: No end of anger: a B.C. win over the veto, but the welfare war rages on. Broadway Mark Messier
Abstracts: No faults allowed in this business. A company founder who bet his ranch. Latest to depart Lotus is chief of technology
Abstracts: No-frills hotels angle for more guests as budgets get tighter. P&G to roll out its trade secret marketing unit
Abstracts: No frills' takes flight. The Green Land Grab. Mash hits
Abstracts: No good defense. Drawing down Iraq. The grunts' war
Abstracts: No good without evil. Unbuilt visions. Our hearts belong to mummy
Abstracts: Nokia warning startles markets. Let the cellphone switcheroo begin. Nokia sales, up 64%, fail to please
Abstracts: Noma on hunt for buyer or partner. OSC shuts firm for unlicensed currency trading. Ohio's Banc One setting up Canadian credit card unit
Abstracts: No margin for error at many older airports. 25 airports to get new runway safety radar. Jammed rest areas pose hazard
Abstracts: No merger in motion for Bankers Trust. Net start-ups get cash but crave guidance. Nabisco could pick buyer today
Abstracts: No more fun and games. Crowning indignities. A lion in winter
Abstracts: None of the above: Canadians are disillusioned with politics and impatient over unity. Searching for an opposition
Abstracts: Nonprofit groups are trimming their sails to match the winds of public sentiment. A campaign aims to show that Buffalo isn't just a snowy city
Abstracts: Non-voting stock added to BCT.Telus deal. Nortel pins hopes on optics switch. New laser quadruples speed of Internet
Abstracts: No other hoard like Davy Jones'. Vintage red turns heads. Money spinners
Abstracts: No peace in the streets. The new days of rage. The price of peace
Abstracts: No phone, no pool, no pets: living in a van. URBAN LIFE: Pick Your Part. Stalin's chuckle
Abstracts: No place like home. Inside with the insiders. Morality by decree
Abstracts: No, prime minister. All in a week's work. Born-again John
Abstracts: No propety like snow property. High rise returns. Late awakening
Abstracts: Nora Heysen, 1911-2003. Trash talking. Due reparations
Abstracts: Noranda makes hostile bid for Rio. AngloGold raises bid for miner. Anglo American makes big bet on nickel mining
Abstracts: Noranda makes hostile bid for Rio. Barrick grabs Homestake. Noranda to study development of rich new mine
Abstracts: Noranda sells 4% stake in gold miner Newmont to U.S. dealer for $246-million. Noranda acquires stake in Rio Algom
Abstracts: Noranda to slash dividend by 40%. Manitoba Wal-Mart rejects union bid. Outage provides food for thought
Abstracts: No recession in 2001, TD says. Big firms carrying economic flu globally. Forecasters upgrade economic predictions
Abstracts: No red ink alert seen for Ottawa's budgeting. Soaring loonie, grumpy Premier has Mr. Dodge dodging bullets. Loonie hits 13-year high on solid employment data
Abstracts: No risk, no reward, oil firms, miners say. A film too sick for Cannes. Wanderer finds his reward at home
Abstracts: Normandy bidding war heats up. Newmont makes move for gold mega-merger. Miners see merger creating $3.5-billion firm
Abstracts: Norshield blames bad press for fund redemptions. Giustra leaving Lions Gate. Telescene to file for bankruptcy
Abstracts: Nortel adopts speed as its mantra. Nortel names second-in-command to Roth. Axe falls yet again at Nortel
Abstracts: Nortel again delays results restatement. Did you hear the one about Nortel's fundamentals making it a buy? Nortel shares surge 11.54%
Abstracts: Nortel aims to file 2003 results in September. Partners in China's railway to the sky. Canada signs deals worth $1.4-billion with China
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