Abstracts: 26 tomatoes 26! Super easy string beans. Grow tomatoes by the ton!
Abstracts: Triple your asparagus harvest. Peppers forever! Keep your sweet and hot treats year after year! Your perfect pepper plan
Abstracts: Up to your ears in sweet corn! Grow a dry bean bonanza: they're nutritious, delicious and pretty, too! You'll love leeks
Abstracts: The full-body circuit. Get your kicks. Desk sets
Abstracts: Fraud changing with market; government expands probes, enforcement efforts. Medical market correction; employer pressure holds prices; access woes grow
Abstracts: Clinton offers his Medicare blueprint. HCFA aims for faster claims. ... But worries about Medicare; entitlements debate could preview cuts to come
Abstracts: Searle joins in pushing managed care for the elderly. Drug firms expand into patient care. HMO putting more control into physicians' hands
Abstracts: To sleep, perchance to cure. AMA to offer Category I CME for journal study. The 'silent epidemic' of sleep disorders
Abstracts: Change necessary, but more study needed on 'how.'(reform of the American Medical Association)(Column) Notice to physicians: the American Medical Assn. is you
Abstracts: Who made medical specialists the bad guys in reform? MGMA embraces the 'accountability continuum.'(group medical practices)(Column)
Abstracts: Fla. purchasing pools grow, but small employers balk. La. doctors propose Medicaid vouchers. Bipartisan bill boosts odds for insurance reform; Senate plan offers modest changes to fix worst problems only
Abstracts: The deferred like-kind exchange. Rental losses and the real estate professional. The taxation of takings
Abstracts: Separation packages, golden parachutes, and other emotional issues. The 1990s: a decade of redesign for executive compensation
Abstracts: The jeopardized deductibility of lessee's lease termination payment. Changing concepts of like-kind exchanges
Abstracts: AT&T accuses Ameritech of charging unfair prices to resell local services. AT&T, Bombay company plan to bid jointly to provide services in India
Abstracts: Gerstner's IBM revival: impressive, incomplete. Industry soothsayers wonder: how long will Lou woo Jim? Lotus CEO Manzi will stay at IBM without a pact; clashing egos predicted
Abstracts: A test of the best GPS handhelds. Propelling performances. We test the 1995 great gadgets
Abstracts: Almanac
Abstracts: Metal fabricating industry. part 9
Abstracts: Steel (general) industry. part 8
Abstracts: Insurance (property casualty). Insurance (property/casualty)
Abstracts: Bank (Midwest) industry. part 6
Abstracts: Medical services industry. part 8
Abstracts: Healthcare info. systems. Recent additions
Abstracts: The continuity of business enterprise requirement: a field theory. Derivatives and continuity of interest: risk management raises new issues for reorganizations
Abstracts: Temporary SRLY regulations make improvements, provide opportunities, and create issues. Section 446: a trap for the unwary in the treatment of transactions between members of a consolidated group
Abstracts: Final regulations on "dollar approximate separate transaction method" of accounting for hyperinflationary currencies
Abstracts: Growing pains. The great debate: resolved, PSOs are going to be regulated. The question is, will they get what they want?
Abstracts: Predicting the unpredictable. Street scenes. The running of the bulls; in which the raging stock market transforms health care
Abstracts: San Diego: as a market matures, networks feel growing pains. Sizing up Pennsylvania: Geisinger aims to reshape its delivery system
Abstracts: Growing pains. Make no little plans. Ready ... set ... grow
Abstracts: Long may you run. All gain, no pain. A new leaf: here are 17 great resolutions to help you run better in 1995
Abstracts: Sole mates: in Ireland, the author discovers the common bond among runners everywhere. Horn of plenty: race directing has many rewards - such as wielding the bullhorn
Abstracts: The choice in Quebec: Bouchard's bandwagon has federalists worried as referendum day approaches. The year of the crunch: ten key questions Canadians will have to face in 1995
Abstracts: Mission impossible: group tours may be fun, but the economic benefits of trade missions are questionable. 'Tis the season
Abstracts: The PQ's plan - more baloney than pate. Can the BQ make the PQ dream come true? Is gunboat diplomacy the way to fight the PQ?
Abstracts: No-holds-barred battle for long-distance calls. MCI deal reverberates on both sides of the Atlantic: Behind a giant deal, a strategy to attract customers in Europe
Abstracts: Apple shares up on rumor of takeover. Apple says shortage of chips will weaken results for quarter. Apple has big increase in earnings; sales of Power Mac's are ahead of schedule
Abstracts: Hewlett earnings to drop; omen for computer stocks? 4th-quarter comeback for Big Blue; stocks draw strength from I.B.M.'s results
Abstracts: Justice Dept. vows scrutiny of Bell deals; a goal of competition in local phone markets. New effort to settle data issues; struggle is seen for Gore and Congress
Abstracts: F.C.C. ready to establish phone rules; agency to regulate rivals in local markets. The bidding for airwaves may pick up
Abstracts: Sony to stir computers into its traditional product mix. Hewlett plans to split in 2 in revamping; an effort to compete in a more focused way
Abstracts: Making it easier to enter the Web. Cyberspace experts talk 'revolution' face to face. Exploring new political soapboxes
Abstracts: Lotus Notes and I.B.M.: still happy together? Many Lotus workers seem pleased to have a suitor come calling. A report spurs Lotus share price; some analysts see bid coming from AT&T
Abstracts: Conferees agree to revamp laws on communication; retreat by Republicans; administration praises move - final vote on measure is likely by weekend
Abstracts: Apple gives Messagepad a tuneup. Computing's next wave is nearly at hand: imagining the future in a post-PC world
Abstracts: Learning accepts new offer from Broderbund Software. An unusual acquisition in software; Silicon Graphics to buy 2 of its main vendors
Abstracts: Dedicated to the 'smart' life. Browsers make navigating the World Wide Web a snap. Gearing up for interactivity
Abstracts: Oregon doctors fear fallout from assisted suicide. Assisted-suicide measure fails in New Mexico; AMA opposed it
Abstracts: Promoting drugs on the Internet: FDA ponders new rules for drug, device ads. Physicians to get more data on pediatric drug dosages
Abstracts: Policy research agency faces its own cost/benefit analysis. Public health, research post big gains; funding uncertain
Abstracts: Cutting Medicaid may prove more complicated than it seems. Medicaid in Louisiana sinks while pols fight. Quality problems could spell trouble for Medicaid HMOs
Abstracts: CMA study: high HMO administration costs for Medicaid. Illinois hospice cut: sign of the times? Illinois will extend timetable for Medicaid HMO startup
Abstracts: How you can comment on Medicare's review of RBRVS. Clean air everywhere. AMA still tweaking tobacco settlement
Abstracts: Dr. Todd looks back at landmarks, land mines, and 'greatness of the AMA.' (former American Medical Association executive vice president James S. Todd)(Annual Meeting News)(Interview)
Abstracts: Microsoft's next move is on line; objective is to sell access to Internet. Pizza on line: hold the electronic anchovies
Abstracts: Frontier stock off 21% on revenue forecast; long-distance reseller is losing bulk of key customer's business. AT&T and Rogers in Canadian phone deal
Abstracts: Intel settles a legal duel with rival; A.M.D. will receive a microcode license. Advanced Micro wins a battle over chip software cloning, but its archrival may have the last laugh
Abstracts: A stunning leap to the top at Sony; hardware, move over: the new boss is a booster of movies. Japan pushing information software
Abstracts: The intriguing promises being offered by Apple. Longer file name may mean more confusion. The joys of upgrading an everyday system
Abstracts: Gas-guzzlers still cruise offices. A file may be deleted, but may not be gone. Bob: a new best friend has personality quirks
Abstracts: Sprint plans to spin off cellular business; telecommunications firm will focus on market for wireless PCS line
Abstracts: Strength, strategy or both? Sharpening the focus on investment management. Interest rate swings inspire new strategies
Abstracts: Any willing provider is deceptive medicine. A call to arms. Health care facing step-by-step changes
Abstracts: Outlook remains good for variable annuities. Canada's life insurers face mounting challenges. This selling season's hit: equity-indexed annuities
Abstracts: Insurers aren't getting fair play from the VA; a struggle between insurers and the Veterans Administration shows how existing statutes can be twisted by a revenue-hungry agency
Abstracts: Life insurance still makes a good pension. Stemming misconduct is everybody's problem. Variable life can be a real hot potato
Abstracts: High-tech solutions for tackling fraud. Turning orphan accounts into selling opportunities. Catch and keep clients by using your database
Abstracts: Focus on problems, then the structure. Retroactive level commissions can help keep agents. Go beyond satisfaction or lose your customers
Abstracts: Achieving immortality on the installment plan. Don't invite the tax man to estate settlements. Nonqualified planning: an emerging market
Abstracts: Three trusts benefit wealthy, older clients. Consumption tax proposals can alter future of insurance. Life insurance makes charitable gifts grow
Abstracts: Squeeze play. Insurance plan verifies agent's important role. Keep yourself afloat in sea of information
Abstracts: IBM's $3.5 billion stock buyback plan adds to the $10 billion already spent. IBM is offering to buy back preferred stock; move could use $1.1 billion of huge cash hoard to cut dividend costs
Abstracts: PC servers making inroads as their power accelerates; Compaq is the market's leader, but a dogfight is expected this year
Abstracts: Tech shares plunge on Intel downgrade; stock's recent sharp rise is cited by two analysts, sparking profit-taking
Abstracts: Intel settles a legal duel with rival; A.M.D. will receive a microcode license. part 2 Apple faces a showdown with I.B.M.; two will renegotiate Macintosh system fees
Abstracts: In a shake-up, Borland's chief steps down. Borland names former Apple executive as its chairman. A unifying force at Novell
Abstracts: Lawyers, heal thyselves. Enhancing client protection: lawyers need to demonstrate their trustworthiness, not worry about image
Abstracts: From outsider to insider; more firms are appointing women managing partners. New trend in general counsel in firms; experts warn conversations with in-house adviser may be discoverable
Abstracts: Playing the marketing game. Sorting out image, ads, ethics; Commission finds lawyers, not public, worry most about impact of advertising
Abstracts: On admissibility: try to get business records introduced before trial. Art of the argument; beyond the shouting
Abstracts: Strength in networking: how the organized bar is gaining one solo at a time. The secretarial advantage; law students, paralegal tasks, flexible hours are part of new approach
Abstracts: Be comfortable, get organized; ergonomic keyboard and case-management system stress ease of use. Shortcuts to productivity: these time-savers can streamline the operations of any law office
Abstracts: Rivals are hung up on Baby Bells' control over local markets; fight for Ameritech territory by US Signal illustrates obstacles carriers face; 'standing up for fair rules.'
Abstracts: Microsoft outlines Internet strategy, which includes buying stake in Uunet. Retailers fear Microsoft Network will leave them out of the loop; dealer group seeks action by the U.S. to prevent direct on-line sales
Abstracts: IBM, Sears explore selling Prodigy on-line service; after $1 billion investment, move would illustrate pressure from Internet
Abstracts: Slash and burn: technology, energy and the environment head for the guillotine. A budgetary storm is brewing: the new Congress may chop technology funds
Abstracts: PC servers making inroads as their power accelerates; Compaq is the market's leader, but a dogfight is expected this year. part 2
Abstracts: AMD, Intel have begun talks aimed at ending seven-year cloning dispute. Intel's earnings surged by 41% in 3rd quarter; firm warns a new strategy sacrifices profit margins for strong market share
Abstracts: Novell unveils ambitious plan to sell software that links variety of devices. Microsoft discloses new developments emphasizing its entertainment side
Abstracts: Two start-up firms unveil software to 'push' information on the Internet. AT&T plans new system to curb theft
Abstracts: Bell Atlantic to drop AT&T in video project. Disney and 3 Bells forming video venture. Three Baby Bells, Disney may link up to market and deliver video programs
Abstracts: Wired? Telecommunications bill looks fashioned to fit the tastes of a few individual corporations. Wave of telecom mergers puts regulators to the test: Where will Washington finally draw the line on consolidation?
Abstracts: GE unit teams with software concern, eShop, in electronic-shopping venture. Microsoft, DirecTV, Intel unveil plans to broaden use of video on home PCs
Abstracts: Creative Labs pressured by success. Is the black-and-white printer a goner? Low-priced color for home market. New software promises to make the PC a viable fax option
Abstracts: New wrinkles at the on-line Big 3. Small, safe neighborhood. Prodigy is leading its peers onto the World Wide Web
Abstracts: Intel earnings decine 37% on charge for Pentium flaw. Sales of high-end chips help Intel beat estimates. Intel earnings do not meet expectations
Abstracts: Disney to merge Internet holdings with Infoseek. Internet auctioneer Ebay to add land-based rival. Checkfree sues a rival over use of technology
Abstracts: Looking inward: the Maclean's CTV poll reveals a sharp contradiction between private satisfaction and public crankiness
Abstracts: The moral high ground: do as we say, voters seem to be telling their elected officials - not as we do. Truth or consequences: Canada, says one expert, is becoming 'a nation of greedy, amoral self-promoters.' (results of an opinion poll) (Mood of a Nation: Ethics) (Cover Story)
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