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Abstracts: Petrocan, Imperial see profit drop. Petrocan halts expansion. Profit surges for Suncor, Petro-Canada
Abstracts: Petrocan sued over Arctic stakes. Edmonton couple countersues Agrium. Iran drops charges in death of Kazemi
Abstracts: Petrocan, Suncor walk away from merger talks. Milton weighs sale of Aeroplan stake. Methanex rises on share sale
Abstracts: Petrocan takes profit hit from exposure to Enron. Petrocan posts record year with near four times '99 profit. Petrocan firing on all cylinders
Abstracts: Petrocan to sell stake in venture near Norway. PanCanadian spinoff rumours help lift CP stocks. Target rejects Petrocan's bid, seeks white knight
Abstracts: Petrocan unveils big oil projects. Petrocan issues warning on AEUB reversal. Petrocan in Algeria talks
Abstracts: Petrocan venture hit by another delay as vessel's engines flooded. Stanford surprises oil patch by quitting Petrocan
Abstracts: Petro chemistry. Target practice. Who are they kidding?
Abstracts: PetroKaz, Lukoli in crude oil spat . Gas industry sees coal-bed methane as the next frontier. Despite warnings, investors pin hopes on fourth quarter
Abstracts: PetroKaz oil spat heats up: Russian partner claims $100-million. 'Stigma" haunts man who told on Ludwig
Abstracts: Petroleum reserve release sends oil prices sliding. Pockets of high unemployment dot USA. Retail sales are strong in February
Abstracts: Pets 'R' us. Because I'm worth it. Buy buy baby
Abstracts: Pettigrew backs broader WTO agenda. AECL says Hitachi, SNC keen to invest. Canada lags in global trade race: Emerson
Abstracts: Pettigrew rejects lumber industry tax proposal. Quebec seeks separate softwood deal. Forestry leaders revive tax idea
Abstracts: Petty quit BCT.Telus after deal rejected. Committee report seen delaying bank mergers. Telecom spending seen falling
Abstracts: Pet Valu seeks to mark its territory. Women losing out on top jobs in capital markets industry. On the fast track to sponsorship
Abstracts: Pezim fights for uncle's legacy. Placer Dome denies ownership of abandoned Philippine mine. Homestake seeks rest of Prime
Abstracts: Pfizer Ends Drug Cards For Elderly. Drug Lobby Got a Victory in Trade Pact Vote. A Blow to Efforts To Close In on Rivals
Abstracts: Pfizer expected to have staying power. Mattel aims to rewrite its toy story. U.S. work force still shrinking
Abstracts: Pfizer Says 1999 Trials Revealed Risks With Celebrex. Big Insurer Denies Any Ties to Plan To Attack Spitzer. After the Siege, A City of Ruins, Its Dead Rotting
Abstracts: P&G launches products to boost sales. NHL lockout delivers low blow to Forzani. Nexen, OPTI boost oil sands spending
Abstracts: P&G plans Ont. layoffs. Eaton's to terminate staff as its liquidation begins. Workplace still unfair to women, study finds
Abstracts: P&G plans to share marketing tips - for a price. Isuzu hires old friend to pitch new SUV. Most dot-coms don't have super night
Abstracts: Pharmaceutical firm stakes its future on early decision. Angiotech to buy top medical devices company. Ontario company creates first hands-free crutch
Abstracts: Pharmacists now can write their own ticket. Abbott settles case for $600M. Drug firms plan Rx network
Abstracts: Philanthropy in America: Biblical roots. Philanthropy in America: Rockers and volunteers. Philanthropy in America: Wealth transfer?
Abstracts: Philanthropy in America: Billionaires and scandals. Consumer safety: product safety legislation. Future of Catholic Church: Abuse repercussions
Abstracts: Philanthropy in America: Bonds for vaccines. New strategy in Iraq: Following the Iraq money trail. Oil jitters: petro-nationalism
Abstracts: Philanthropy in America: Bonds for vaccines. Philanthropy in America: Red Cross Shake-up. Philanthropy in America: Rockers and volunteers
Abstracts: Philanthropy in America: Legislative outlook. Consumer safety: 'good opportunity'? Fighting crime: crackdown
Abstracts: Philanthropy in America: Legislative outlook. Domestic Poverty: military families face financial strains. Philanthropy in America: Watchdog groups spotlight efficient charities
Abstracts: Philanthropy in America: New directions. Fighting crime: 'stop-snitching' street code hampers police. Debating hip-hop: Sex and violence
Abstracts: Philanthropy in America: New directions. Philanthropy in America: Billionaires and scandals. Philanthropy in America: In poor nations, philanthropy is cost of doing business
Abstracts: Philanthropy in America: Red Cross Shake-up. Fighting crime: war on gangs. Fighting crime: crime drops
Abstracts: Philanthropy in America: The issues. Prison reform: Throw away the key. Current situation: Assimilation debate
Abstracts: Philanthropy in America: Wealth transfer? Debating hip-hop: New and old. Fighting crime: crime vs. terrorism
Abstracts: Philip finds saviour investors. Spar shareholders launch revolt. Raider Carl Icahn buys 9% of Philip
Abstracts: Philip hires new CFO from Asea Brown. Shareholders ask to add claim to Bre-X suit. New law lets shareholders play hardball with firms
Abstracts: Philip identifies 5 people behind Internet aliases. Istar fights Philip court order to list clients. Court rules brokerages can't be sued over Bre-X
Abstracts: Philip insurer refuses to honour claims. ASC bans former Cartaway chief. Cotton merchant takes on Barbados
Abstracts: Philip lawsuits combined in U.S. Nymex, TSX in talks to form alliance: report. Low accounting credibility 'serious.'(financial accounting, International Federation of Accountants report)
Abstracts: Philip Morris, Justice Dept. to negotiate. High court sides with Playboy. High court protects drivers' license data
Abstracts: Philip Morris to halt its ads in many magazines. U.S. sues cigarette makers for 'fraud'. Reynolds: cigarette less likely to sicken
Abstracts: Philippe Kahn of Borland, in his own words. Feared computer plague passes with very few infections; computer security experts fear a backlash after the buildup
Abstracts: Philip pleads ignorance over copper loss. Fraud alleged at Norshield; investors out $215-million. The chips are down for casinos
Abstracts: Philip sells U.S. steel unit. Philip Services gets bids for two units of metals group. Empire sells stake in grocer for $1.2-billion
Abstracts: Philip Services awaits results of test for hazardous waste. Philip completes purchase of Hamilton land. OSC shuts firm for unlicensed currency trading
Abstracts: Philip Services sells aluminum plants. Centrefund to purchase 10 shopping centres. Centrefund to buy four U.S. malls
Abstracts: Philip Services sells aluminum plants. Grocers brace for a food fight. SEC reviewing debt repurchase by Safety-Kleen
Abstracts: Philip Services to ask court to approve new CEO. Cattle prices plunge as herd numbers reach record high. Hundreds of new specialty TV channels pitched to CRTC
Abstracts: Philip to default on $1.1-billion loan. Algoma shareholders seek stability in vote for directors. Good Goverance group set
Abstracts: Philip to sell metals business. Lenders let Philip draw out $60-million. OSC eyes new tack on litigation
Abstracts: Philip to take results of copper probe to police. Philip pushed to hand ownership to lenders. Second Cup boosts sales, triple profit
Abstracts: Phillips puts Alberta property on block. Fletcher sale to Shell-Apache gets nod. Apache agrees to Zama purchase
Abstracts: Phillips puts Alberta property on block. N.S. puts oil firm on block: Will it get bids? Canadian 88 hopeful for alternate bid
Abstracts: Philly papers called a risky purchase. Osprey squeeze fuels sale rumours. Astral fine-tunes details of Standard purchase
Abstracts: Phoenix Hedge Fund resumes trading. Monthly margin lending dips again. Phoenix hedge fund hit by rogue trader
Abstracts: Phone-call thieves hitting corporations' switchboards. Phone fraud: it's still a big problem on campus. Vying for Uncle Sam's phone dollars
Abstracts: Phone companies could transmit TV under F.C.C. plan; blow to cable industry: viewers expected to benefit from many more choices - new lines needed
Abstracts: Phone companies join their rivals in the facts business. Phone credit-card thieves swipe from the unsuspecting
Abstracts: Phone companies work on ringing in extra lines. Phone service complaints hit record. AT&T wireless business shares will go public
Abstracts: Phone company growing rapidly. Regulators are urged to cut New York Telephone's rates. Phone customers overpay, consumer group contends
Abstracts: Phone firm faces $1M 'slamming' fine. Bell Atlantic in talks with Vodafone. Covad Communications CEO resigns
Abstracts: Phone gear maker expects huge loss; Nortel report shows dot-com woes are starting to spread. Lucent announces big further job cuts, and a large loss
Abstracts: Phone phobia. More visitors spend more in Canada. Celestica issues stock to create acquisition war chest
Abstracts: Phone phobia. The lost art of listening. Big oil vs big auto
Abstracts: Phone pie is divided once more; F.C.C. vote extends local competition. California phone concerns get incentives
Abstracts: Phones getting smarter with built-in computer: for banking and paying bills, simply push a button. Globex trading system delayed and disputed
Abstracts: Phone start-ups tangle with giants. Small companies say big fish make it tough to reel in customers. Officials crack down on fast-talking phone ads
Abstracts: Phonettix CEO sees the future of business calls. AlphaNet to lose entire U.S. sales group. AT&T to market Internet, data services aggressively
Abstracts: Phonettix founder regains control of firm. Geac to acquire Britain's JBA. Sadler to leave Geac board, stirring speculation about a deal
Abstracts: Phone workers in New York agree to pact to end strike. BellSouth terminates pact with Lin. Argentine phone system sale is snagged
Abstracts: Phone workers strike Verizon, but talks are making progress. Phone companies work to simplify billing
Abstracts: Photo fakery in the computer age: a $200 program could put the Eiffel Tower in Times Square. 'Magic' crystals: key to new technologies?
Abstracts: Photo industry changes focus to Internet. Mobile net revenue in Europe will soar: study. Mohawks seek stake in on-line gambling
Abstracts: Photo industry changes focus to Internet. Yahoo set to buy broadcaster. Seven new Web suffixes picked
Abstracts: Physicists close in on world's fastest supercomputer; facing daunting calculations on subatomic particles, scientists build their own system
Abstracts: Physicists close in on world's fastest supercomputer; facing daunting calculations on subatomic particles, scientists build their own system. part 2
Abstracts: Piano lessons, bird watching and golf: people are desperate to do something creative, to become less emotionally dependent upon the workplace
Abstracts: Picking bones. Barber of the bush. Honourable discharge
Abstracts: Picky financing shuts out many firms. No sign seen of sharp slowdown in fibre optics. 360networks may be facing another financial blow: report
Abstracts: Picture of health. Global warming. Marriage of convenience
Abstracts: Picture-perfect images, without the camera: PC's will soon match the feats of mightier machines. Servers spurring an evolution in computing: the new machines speed a variety of tasks
Abstracts: Picturetel in project with I.B.M.; companies make deal to market systems for video conferences. Wang joins I.B.M. in marketing alliance
Abstracts: Picturing history. The pawns of war. Back to Ottawa: a veteran Tory politician heads the CBC
Abstracts: Piece talks. PK and the Sunshine gang. Strummer loving
Abstracts: Pie in the sky. Alms and the mouse. Power rangers
Abstracts: Pie in the sky. Com job. The way of the penguin
Abstracts: Pie in the sky. Ski slopes get a lift. Charge of the flight brigade
Abstracts: PIE with sauce. New cash stash: now you can place your cash in trust with the home-loan people. A question of trust
Abstracts: Pilots aim to meet vote deadline. Banks' intrusion upends TSX plans. Canada Life drops plans for building
Abstracts: Pilots oppose proposed airline merger. Sublet space soars as economy slumps. Bottle firm's filing sends customers scrambing
Abstracts: Pilots Reach Tentative Deal With US Air On Pay Cuts. US Airways Seen as Likely To Declare Bankruptcy. US Air Locked In Down-to-Wire Contract Talks With Its Pilots
Abstracts: Pilots' Union of US Airways Balks at Cuts. US Airways' Deal Requires Bankruptcy Exit by June 30. US Airways Asks Court For Pay Cuts
Abstracts: Pilots' unions at Air Canada mull merger in effort to end years of bitter squabbling. Pilots promise no strike till Aug. 1
Abstracts: Pilots union turf war brews. Air Canada, pilots to resume talks. Jet maker layoffs may come as early as today
Abstracts: Pilots union turf war brews. Air Canada warns workers. Air Canada cuts 3,500 jobs
Abstracts: Pine clones. Rock follies. The battle for Kakadu
Abstracts: Pining for a cure. The zappers zapped. A food awakening
Abstracts: Pinstripe racers. Passing the buck. Crush test
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