Abstracts: Manchester take-off closer for AMEC/Scottish Life. Park life. Development Securities in Manchester running
Abstracts: New strategy kicks in to lift Hammerson's profits. Raglan activity pays off as profits rise to 4.2m pounds sterling
Abstracts: Making plans for the next generation. An absolutely fabulous future? Shifting political ground
Abstracts: The attraction of opposites. Confidence building. Planning for the good times
Abstracts: Adding the vital ingredient. High demand for high bay. An absolutely fabulous future?
Abstracts: Wintertime and the bidding is easy. Late starters set the pace. Returning to the throne
Abstracts: Rental growth hopes rise. Lenders warm to property while investors cool off. Capital decision sees new team finding value in NU
Abstracts: Safety first. Matchstick men come home. London rents move first
Abstracts: Goldman Sachs and UK duo seize Suez portfolio. Hermes secures stake in French investment group. The nervous nineties
Abstracts: A rapid reversal of fortune. Overlooked and underrated? Cost increases are inevitable
Abstracts: The easy road: 10 minutes to tranquility. Weight and see: trim waists may conquer cataracts. Feline fine
Abstracts: Virtually fearless. Slim your risk. Dark dangers
Abstracts: Unseat accidents: a belt adjustment might be a lifesaver. Take it away: the heart loves lifestyle changes. Outrun trouble
Abstracts: Dark dangers. Air-traffic control: estrogen may help airways stay open. Mind munchies: does a lousy diet make you dumb?
Abstracts: Perks from paring: to lift your mood, get fat-free and friendly. Mind munchies: does a lousy diet make you dumb?
Abstracts: Milking your youth: daily calcium makes for a solid investment. X-ray vision
Abstracts: Talk it up: to buy more time, decrease withholding. Risk breaker: aspirin may cut breast-cancer risk. Bite back at tooth loss: compound may help bone grow back
Abstracts: Prostate protector. How long to hold off: in PSA test, abstinence may mean accuracy. Pinpoint problems
Abstracts: The root of common hair concerns. Super care for active hair. Say 'so long' to white shoulders
Abstracts: Test of faith: politics intrudes into blasphemy trial. Daring to say no. God and country: attacks on Muslims in Timor prompt backlash
Abstracts: Back to the table: Maharashtra agrees to consider an Enron compromise. Politics as usual
Abstracts: On your mark! Smooth mover: Intel's new chip brings high-quality video to the PC. The enemy within: Taiwan's computer firms fear Intel challenge
Abstracts: A lender be: a new breed of banker emerges in China. Now you've done it: Japan faces the consequences of Daiwa's scandal
Abstracts: Change of venue: Japan's big chip makers discover Indonesia. Silicon stone age: Hong Kong is missing Asia's chip-making boom
Abstracts: Tax time for Bongbong: authorities pick an easy Marcos-family target. Commissar of the faith: for MILF chief, autonomy isn't enough
Abstracts: Deceptive peace: calm returns to Kabul but national conflict unresolved. Playing dirty
Abstracts: High hopes. Exercises in control. Back to the future: old-style politicians face new economic challenges
Abstracts: Mind the gap. Foreign aid. Full speed ahead
Abstracts: Tick, tick, tick. Follow the money: Thai finance companies aim for the banking business. Spreading the wealth
Abstracts: Off the market. Sites for sore eyes. That sinking feeling
Abstracts: The game changes. Law of the profits. Waiting to happen: aiding Cosmo Credit keeps the lid on Japan's financial crisis for now. But fundamental problems fester beneath the surface, and Tokyo must eventually face the music
Abstracts: Mixed messages. Speculators beware. Here, try this: again, Tokyo attempts to spark a recovery
Abstracts: New kid in town: India's new bourse gains from rival's woes. Paper cuts
Abstracts: Certain uncertainty: the BJP government pledges to continue economic reforms. But even if it survives a May 31 vote of confidence, investors aren't sure it will be able to keep its promises
Abstracts: Big thinkers. Mind the gap: Malaysia's surging trade deficit prompts concern. Heat stroke?
Abstracts: Apple Computer to offer 2 new Macintosh models; lower prices in PC's aimed at consumers. Compaq Computer enters work station fray
Abstracts: AT&T plans to discontinue Network Notes. America Online moves to placate its angry users. BBN steps out of the shadows and into the limelight
Abstracts: Down the line: CP Rail announces a move to Calgary - and another wave of layoffs. A top cop blazes a gender trail: Calgary's Christine Silverberg is the first woman to lead a major police force
Abstracts: The Serbs pull back; Russia fumes, but NATO appears to get its way. A numbers game: Croatia's latest move may hasten an end to the fighting
Abstracts: The Simpson jury faces the race factor. 'I have put my faith in God:' why did Susan Smith kill her children? Bernardo's story: raised in suburbia, the defendant saw his ambitions turn to dust
Abstracts: Who's in charge? And who's this Donovan guy? Debating Quebec on the Potomac. Playing politics - the Canadian way
Abstracts: Archaean subduction inferred from seismic images of a mantle suture in the Superior Province. Archanean cratonic roots, mantle shear zones and deep electrical anisotropy
Abstracts: Cell-cycle inhibition by independent CDK and PCNA binding domains in p21 super cip1. Mechanism of CDK activation revealed by the structure of a cyclinA-CDK2 complex
Abstracts: Bridging the gulf. Three leaders seek top AMA posts. Dr. Johnson is president-elect
Abstracts: Ready: patients at risk from domestic violence need physicians they can confide in for help. Going where help is needed
Abstracts: The Court's new view: colorblind? Rulings put heavy burden on racial classifications. High Court listens to challenges on voting district
Abstracts: Salute to Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, 1907-1995; two controversial opinions helped maintain liberty. A transitional chief justice with a contradictory record
Abstracts: Missed opportunity. Smear campaign. The privileged few
Abstracts: Blunt message: Mahathir meets Islamic opposition head-on. Rebuilding bridges; Mahathir's old rival may become new ally
Abstracts: Numbers crunch: budget cuts hit U.S. missions in Asia. Oh say can you see? Some fear Asia is dropping off America's radar screen
Abstracts: Manila Bay morass: a scandal-plagued Philippines land venture puts President Ramos in the hot seat. The new gold rush
Abstracts: Treading water. Rebuilding job. Flat-out broke
Abstracts: Carrots and sticks. Change of tune. Doctor's orders
Abstracts: Body battlers. Everybody wants a piece of the bill. BBC seeks break on loans
Abstracts: Keeping the US in cable's camp. The battle for PPV's billions. Cable unites against Sky
Abstracts: Nickelodeon shuts German operation after GBP50m losses. Deutsche Telecom to spin off cable TV interests. CLT ventures cause stir in France and Germany
Abstracts: Digital decisions. A prickly pair. The price of a hit
Abstracts: Property on the up. Future perfect. Capital decision sees new team finding value in NU
Abstracts: Agents' profits squeezed as fee-cutting war rages. Executive enforcer. Chesterton to pay 8m pounds sterling to buy back residential chain
Abstracts: Investors clamour for prime stock. Street credibility. Lenders warm to property while investors cool off
Abstracts: Hill is climbing higher. MEPC buys Stateside in search of American dream. Moorfield players make a move
Abstracts: Occupier survey. Plunging into cyberspace. Making serious advances
Abstracts: Secondary office market on the slide, says C&L. Better late than never. Is three a crowd?
Abstracts: The science of speculation. Cashing in on cosmopolitan chic. Carry on up the Causeway
Abstracts: Driving a hard bargain. Size matters. Crossing to new sites
Abstracts: Cautious start in search for new oil wealth. Traders boost oil on new Iraq crisis. High cost of Shell U-turn
Abstracts: Road construction: road tolls a step closer. Construction: road funds crisis. Green pounds
Abstracts: Pension mis-selling: advisers fined. The cost of ageing. Nanny can't make ends meet
Abstracts: Japan: the big bail out. Japan: cautious bulls. Japan: apocalypse now
Abstracts: Japan: tentative rally. Japan: waiting on the locals. Eastern promise?
Abstracts: Time to discover the third man. Training is the key to restricting growth. Guernsey: treasure island
Abstracts: TUI shapes to grow with the European Union at its heart. On European expansion trail. Belgium ready for TUI swoop
Abstracts: When insects bite, let nature bite back: treating those annoying, itchy bumps without a drugstore in sight. The five-herb medicine chest: simple home remedies from five common plants
Abstracts: NatWest to split architects' role. New model army. Re-educating RIBA
Abstracts: Back to the kitchen sink drama: questions still arise regarding the connection of green and yellow cables to a metallic kitchen sink despite all the explanations about the principles of earthing and bonding
Abstracts: Serbs march in secret to the aid of Bosnian kin. Milosevic fuels secret war across the Drina. Serbs idolise Bosnia's bloodstained warlord
Abstracts: Surgeon turns her back on Castro's 'brain trade.' (Cuba uses foetal tissue to earn hard currency) Persuader who could loosen Castro's grip
Abstracts: Now it's your call on Europe, Mr Blair. The tactic was wrong, and so was the timing. He who dares wins - and he did
Abstracts: Dreamers who win power will alter the dream. Breakfast time, and he's full of fight. A steep and slippery hill to climb
Abstracts: Fame: who needs it? Strange gaze. He's back. And he's hungry
Abstracts: Even a child could do it better. Yes, headmaster, it's all down to you. Parents to be given nursery vouchers
Abstracts: Tango with strings attached. Mind your language. Travels with the Night Tripper
Abstracts: On a path of his own. Minor masterpieces. Handel: the Tebbit test
Abstracts: Second bite of the cherry. Get a life, Harriet. No regrets. Well, perhaps one
Abstracts: Hong Kong 'elects' its post-colonial satrap, a shipping mogul once bailed out by Peking. In Coventry, in Hong Kong
Abstracts: Better than the rest: Do Tory claims stand up? Will the European malaise drag Britain down? Why has the US economy slowed so much?
Abstracts: He defied the US government. Now it must decide: has Bill Gates finally got too big for his own boots? Why there's no need for the rest of us to feel at all sorry for billionaire Bill Gates
Abstracts: Fear stalks settlers' promised land. Welcome to the promised land. A thorn in the side of 'mafia' in Palestine
Abstracts: Reengineering: deja vu all over again. The implementation of total quality management in hospitals: how good is the fit?
Abstracts: A window of opportunity is opened for Italian reforms. Italian minister faces short spell, hot seat. Economist promises aid to Italian research
Abstracts: Earth-bound rules threaten quest for extraterrestrial life. Arecibo enters 'new era' in astronomy. ET search project in struggle for survival
Abstracts: Tilting of the light-chain region of myosin during step length changes and active force generation in skeletal muscle
Abstracts: Structure of a cephalosporin synthase. Structure of isopenicillin N synthase complexed with substrate and the mechanism of penicillin formation
Abstracts: Fuzzy optimal flow on imprecise structures. Three models of fuzzy integer linear programming. Linear fractional goal programming in consideration of fuzzy solution
Abstracts: A process for generating quantitative belief functions. An action learning evaluation procedure for multiple criteria decision making problems
Abstracts: Super software. Best software for beginners. School tools: the best software to boost your child's learning
Abstracts: Getting my daughter dressed would be a breeze if it weren't for those excruciating sock bumps! Making over mom: why do my girls find so many faults with the way I look?
Abstracts: Fewer launches but new focus is on Peps. Corporate bond Peps. Corporate bond Peps are coming your way: corporate bond Peps should prove to be an attractive additional option for income-seeking investors but beware, these plans are not risk free
Abstracts: Made to measure? Emerging markets. Establishing an investment strategy: depending on how much you can afford to invest and how experienced you are, direct involvement in the stock market may or may not be a suitable strategy. But for small or novice investors, there are other routes into equities
Abstracts: Albert Fisher. Improving quality key to Albert Fisher's revival: a massive dividend yield suggests the market doesn't think too much of Albert Fisher's recovery potential. But if has sorted itself out the upside is considerable
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