Abstracts: Are they worth it? Credit counseling agencies. "Sopininmon!" Or what's happening in the retail credit card environment?
Abstracts: Mike the knife: Ontario's new premier has a mandate to cut taxes and slash government. Seeking a third term, Gary Filmon faces stiff competition from his Liberal and NDP rivals
Abstracts: Harcourt's headache: the B.C. premier is dogged by a funding scandal. Stormy weather
Abstracts: Postcards from the edge. On guard for thee: Sheila Copps turns up the volume to protect the culture. The king of the East
Abstracts: Combo first days offer endless possibilties. Try mail sales & auctions for FDC acquisitions. A brief history of APS-related first day covers
Abstracts: House saves, then kills, then saves OTA. Hearing highlights hopes, realities. House panel cuts industry programs
Abstracts: How Ice Age climate got the shakes. Upstart ice age theory gets attentive but chilly hearing. Chilly ice-age tropics could signal climate sensitivity
Abstracts: Raising your soil the right way. Removing sod the easy way. How to build a great garden
Abstracts: Doubts about Hong Kong Telecom's ownership stimulate the appetites of bankers and suitors. Colony economic growth masks consumers' gloom
Abstracts: Li, opening National People's Congress, says government error roused inflation. Group of U.S. media executives says piracy by Chinese firms is on the rise
Abstracts: Stagnant growth in quarter points to shaky recovery. Economy gets a boost from weak yen, but a host of problems limit the gains
Abstracts: Kodak sells private-label film in Japan. Japan's plan to probe local film market may dull U.S. efforts on Kodak's behalf
Abstracts: Washington plans new tack in talks with the Japanese. Ultimate victor in Japan-U.S. car dispute may be side with most political backbone
Abstracts: Cornell's invitation to Taiwan president puts U.S. in a bind. Wei's conviction is likely to heighten Sino-U.S. tension
Abstracts: Taiwan's China Airlines goes all out to improve safety, recast its image. With opposition out of the way, Tan begins to reshape PAL in his image
Abstracts: Advanced Semiconductor to buy 2 Asian Motorola plants. Acer moves into microchips: firm should stick with computers critics say
Abstracts: Juggernaut's speed worries some passengers. Yen's rise prompts economists to revise their forecast for Asia. Yen's rise is seen in Asia as a double-edged sword
Abstracts: Yen's surge exacerbates Nissan's woes, putting debt-ridden auto maker at dire financial risk. China car maker is among yen victims
Abstracts: China's Shenyin Securities to report $23.7 million in after-tax profit for '94. Red chips heat up funds
Abstracts: Merger fever cools down. Suharto's son, partner are negotiating to buy remains of Indonesian bank. Purchase of Barings should help ING bolster its business in emerging markets
Abstracts: Value of influence is on the decline in China. Court judgment against Indonesia firm may not bring any relief to creditors
Abstracts: Thai real-estate rattling prompts search for quality. Market jitters may limit interest in Henderson issue. High yields of Thai real-estate bonds are enticing more and more investors
Abstracts: Suharto son's Bimantara Group plans to seek listing. Analysts are cautious on Bimantara as share price levels off
Abstracts: Isuzu's shares are poised for rebound despite falling sales of Trooper model. Analysts say Nissan shares may embark on uphill ride
Abstracts: Liggett to settle US tobacco lawsuits; maker of Chesterfield cigarettes to acknowledge smoking is addictive and can cause cancer
Abstracts: Why the Battle of Inverness matters. Tony Blair's new moral imperative. Will Blair seize the role of great reformer?
Abstracts: Come to terms with your policies. Dependents provided for? Beware the poor performers
Abstracts: The art of making a profit from art. How to buy a Damien Hirst for 120 pounds sterling. It's a load of old rubbish
Abstracts: Bibi flounders in sea of troubles after Hamas fiasco. Hamas chief says revenge attacks are the only defence. Shadow of Hamas hangs over Gaza visit
Abstracts: Cutting throats to create a Muslim state. Hidden enemies of a bitter mountain war. Where men in black come out to prey
Abstracts: Self-portrait as a pantomime horse. They're coming to take me away. Dedicated manipulator of fashion
Abstracts: A word to the wired. Junk mail hits the screen. Marching unstoppably down the new highway: it has taken scarcely any time at all for the Internet to turn from an arcane piece of US defence-orientated computer networking into the putative shape of tomorrow's business arena. Is it all a fad?
Abstracts: New blood: new breed. A capital brand. Mortgage securitisations build residential business
Abstracts: Securitisation: making its mark. Property basket warrants issued by SBC Warburg. Shirtsleeve strategist: Ron Spinney, chief executive of Hammerson, has turned the company around with his informality, openness - and achievements
Abstracts: More waterfront than backwater. The challenges of Chartwell Land. RICS to probe CEL's collapse
Abstracts: Rocking the boat. Actions speak louder than words. Not much room for manoeuvre
Abstracts: New grist to the mill. Relieving the pressure. Freedom to move forward
Abstracts: A liberal approach. High hopes, low risk? A good year for growth
Abstracts: Relieving the pressure. Out of town, out of sight? Making a success of the services sector
Abstracts: Not much room for manoeuvre. Paradise postponed. Sorting its space
Abstracts: House in order? BPF criticises Housing Bill's new amendments. Are landlords to give up their right to forfeit?
Abstracts: Fraser Pipestock Ltd v Gloucester City Council. Micrografix v Woking 8 ltd. Shortlands Investments Ltd v Cargill plc
Abstracts: To refer or not to refer.... Northern plays for time in regulatory vacuum: Trafalgar House wants Northern Electric to let shareholders decide on its latest takeover offer. But electricity companies are in a spin while the industry regulator makes his mind up on price controls
Abstracts: Barings pays the price of ignoring warning signals. Costly exit. Operation 'restore hope.' (challenges faced by SG Warburg; includes related article on handwriting of senior executives of the company)
Abstracts: Virgin goes direct on Peps. Take control of your Pep: self-select Peps give investors much greater investment flexibility and control - but is the added cost worth it?
Abstracts: The art market: continental silver. The art market: Andy Warhol
Abstracts: Investing offshore. The good, the bad and the unviable. Safe hands across the channel
Abstracts: Motor distributors: growth opportunity. Hold on for a happy 'N.'(UK car sales in Aug 1995) New car sales stall
Abstracts: Soft options. Flexible products give derivatives new appeal. Trade surge as investors warm to proxy vehicle
Abstracts: The right to choose. The principles of put and call. Flexible products give derivatives new appeal
Abstracts: A disciplined business. Stick with the market you know best. Fitting options into your investment strategy
Abstracts: Field of dreams? Calling (and putting) the shots. If in doubt, check with an expert
Abstracts: Adviser faces legal action. The right place at the right time. Transport is the acid test
Abstracts: Henderson Administration. Taking it to the limit. Pensioners gang up on Henderson
Abstracts: Not so rosy. Crestacare. Rapid progress
Abstracts: Misys pays heavily for tonic. Micro Focus gets tooled up in the US. MISYS closes the final act
Abstracts: Put that in your pipe. Digging deep serves Elf well in Africa,(Elf Aquitaine petroleum discoveries in Africa) Oil explorer's 'major find' in Colombia
Abstracts: Unions flex muscles over pay rise retreat. Misery Down Under as budget is slashed. Academics call for cuts in 'quality.' (Australian academics debate education)
Abstracts: Subjective judgement in the ranks. Modern English breaks stranglehold of Soviets. Russian windows may close
Abstracts: Clarke eases cash flow. Cushions to soften the heavy blows. Life, art and a few blue periods
Abstracts: Lawyers and accountants enter the fray. Tales of the city. Local firms prove their mettle
Abstracts: Upturn in pulp is no fiction. Pulp fictions. Pulp friction
Abstracts: Italian universities move to peer review for grants. EU research plan fails to charm critics. Ethics board members quit over 'imbalance.'
Abstracts: Size and stability of vertebrate leks. Measuring sexual selection. Lek size, male mating skew and the evolution of lekking
Abstracts: Inhibition of neurotransmitter release by C2 domain peptides implicates synaptotagmin in exocytosis. Subthreshold synaptic Ca2+ signalling in fine dendrites and spines of cerebellar Purkinje neurons
Abstracts: Protein translocation across mitochondrial membranes. Sec18p(NSF)-driven release of Sec17p(alpha-SNAP) can precede docking and fusion of yeast vacuoles
Abstracts: PBGC issues final regulations on reportable events. Dependent care nondiscrimination testing and compliance. PBGC pension reform legislation
Abstracts: Supreme Court reverses Curtiss-Wright. Editor's view. Brochure constituted an ERISA plan
Abstracts: An aged Suharto is both the nation's lock and key. How a Suharto endgame could possibly play out. As Suharto crony and head of timber cartel, Indonesia's Hasan has and likes to wield power
Abstracts: Seoul threatens appeal to WTO in chip dispute with U.S. Intel, Pacific Century tie up: new venture to sell multimedia services
Abstracts: U.S. executives traveling with Brown voice enthusiasm for Indian market. India opens phone sector, inviting bids from foreign telecom firms
Abstracts: Handling layoffs with care: company severance packages top requirements. Coopers & Lybrand urges retailers to cautiously explore Chinese market
Abstracts: India refocuses its efforts to spark tourism industry. Armed with strong currencies, tourists from Asia shop until they drop in U. S
Abstracts: Japan's insurers appear to be on steady ground. Investors in Tokyo cope with the dollar's decline. ING to open new unit in place of Barings Futures
Abstracts: Putera reveals he's built a 13% holding in Astra. Investors hope for Astra saga to clear up. Astra shares bruised by Mexican crisis, are now at bargain levels, analysts say
Abstracts: Analysts bank on colony's Dao Heng. Malaysia bank sector ripe for picking, experts say. Investors in Thailand may find bank stocks attractive
Abstracts: Stock exchange investigates trades that shook the market. Tycoon buys into firms with Jardine. Lehman Brothers to move Tyree to Asia, ending rocky tenure of James Carbone
Abstracts: Dangerous language. The future for NRA. "NRA grassroots equals victory." (National Rifle Association's successful grassroots campaign against anti-gun politicians)
Abstracts: If it's not broken.... A kinder, gentler approach. Follow the leader
Abstracts: Taxpayers may be able to deduct someone else's expenses. Marriage and divorce complicate exclusion for sale of home
Abstracts: Successor partner's interest affected by IRD. Determining the tax consequences of an installment sale of a partnership interest
Abstracts: Reimbursement for return error can be taxable to client. Tentative return does not start time limit. Mailing is filing only if proof of mailing is incontrovertible
Abstracts: Service's "final" words. Making up for low-pay years was reasonable. Debt assumption does not always increase basis
Abstracts: Return preparer community's future is full of 'Windows.' (software for tax preparers)(includes directory of tax software providers)
Abstracts: Trade ya. Ten, nine, eight.... Volunteers
Abstracts: Portrait of an emerging industry. Adding a new line. Helping customers comply
Abstracts: Statistical review. Second quarter sales up. Nugs: slowed capacity, increased generation
Abstracts: Financial review: third quarter earnings down. Financial review. Your membership dollars at work
Abstracts: Champions of a cause. Six ways to imprive green marketing. Raising the bar
Abstracts: TRI: the preliminary data. Planting the forest for the trees. Ten, nine, eight...
Abstracts: Ownership and the independent RTO. Strength through diversity. Who's got jurisdiction?
Abstracts: Financial review. Stranded asset as secure bond. Second quarter results
Abstracts: Fagoting by machine. A pin for every purpose. Secrets of a precision sewer
Abstracts: Time to eat? Your top 10 pregnancy questions. Headaches during pregnancy
Abstracts: New cruising keels: the ways they work. Running off. Calling the port-end start
Abstracts: Technotes. Upgrading your icebox
Abstracts: A 12-volt microwave. One battery bank or two? Should a windlass have its own battery?
Abstracts: Oyster 45. Pacific Seacraft 40. Osyter 485
Abstracts: Passing the Westray buck: former Nova Scotia premier Donald Cameron blames everyone but himself for the tragedy
Abstracts: Auto & truck (foreign) industry
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