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Abstracts: Pickings for providers. Tax system may crash, says Inland Revenue. End of the annuity lottery
Abstracts: Lateral thinking. Moving on, losing out. Home income plans
Abstracts: Performance. The best options for a high income
Abstracts: After the act: although the initial response to the recently enacted pension law has been quiet acceptance, many in the industry believe the terms of the Act will, longer-term have a major impact on the investment strategy of pension funds
Abstracts: North West faces transatlantic bid war: in the previous contested bid for a UK electricity company, an American predator saw off its English rival. What are the changes of the same think happening at Norweb, unwilling target of North West Water? part 2
Abstracts: Software reduces risk of hard landing. The price is right, and so's the software. Spoilt for choice: the number and range of software packages aimed at private investors has grown at a phenomenal rate, making the decision to purchase that bit more complicated
Abstracts: Did Astra get a bargain. Fisons' last stand. Fisons breathes life into defence
Abstracts: Lines between H shares and redchips blur. China curbs fail to hit sentiment hard. Boost to China B shares
Abstracts: Indonesia's Telkom sale raises $600m. Disappointing Indonesia Telkom offer. Tambang Timah's IPO scheduled for October
Abstracts: Hooking up to hit new heights. SAS is ready to cut agents' commission. Lufthansa goes for direct sales
Abstracts: Be a good sport, now. Up-to-the-minute advice. Struggle for independence
Abstracts: Banks back jobs purge. Cut staff numbers further, top 20 told. The complete works: the project manager charged with finishing the troubled British Library
Abstracts: Cut staff numbers further, top 20 told. Bland ambition. (Sir Christopher Bland, head of the Teasury's Private Finance Panel)
Abstracts: Changes in nutrition among residents and refugees in Sarajevo during the war. Nutrition in pre-war Sarajevo
Abstracts: Nutrition and infant feeding survey of women and children in Sarajevo during July 1993. Nutritional status and food security: winter nutrition monitoring in Sarajevo 1993-1994
Abstracts: No matter what name, it's still an Apple clone. Taking on new forms, electronic books turn a page; but don't try reading one while soaking in a the bathtub or sunbathing on the beach
Abstracts: What keeps the hawks and doves flitting about. Bank warns of further rate rise to check inflation. Clarke hoses down hopes of tax and interest rate cuts
Abstracts: Paris and Bonn set course for 'Euro.' (moves to encourage economic growth and keep monetary union plans on schedule)
Abstracts: The Bank of Japan threatens to start printing. Policy shift might yet save Japan. Can the Bank of Japan really tame the yen?
Abstracts: Internet software poses big threat to Notes, IBM's stake in Lotus; Web programs are cheaper, simpler to use to link a far-flung work force; but systems aren't as secure. part 2
Abstracts: Scanning business cards? You better thimk again. Adding color scanners: get out enough aspirin. Brilliant scanning, dumb design
Abstracts: Introduction to the book. Common and unique themes on elder abuse from a world-wide perspective. The abuse of elderly men
Abstracts: The gift of a good read. The cookbook shelf: holiday gift list. The cookbook shelf: a selection of favorites
Abstracts: Lasyone's Meat Pie Kitchen, Natchitoches, Louisiana. Sheboygan, Wisconsin: "brat" city. Along the Rio Grande: the chile trail
Abstracts: The struggle begins. Days of discontent: the restless caucus reflects the views of a cranky nation. Stumbling to the vote: missteps by the Yes side mask the confusion in the Ottawa ranks
Abstracts: Surveys show many multinationals are operating successfully in China. Women bank on loans to fight poverty in Asia
Abstracts: U.S. sets missile shipments to Thais, but not before other sales in region. U.S.-Japan fighter-plane project advances, but questions remain
Abstracts: Class actions curtailed; but the Senate's version of securities bill has a more moderate 'safe harbor.' House, Senate reach pact on securities bill
Abstracts: World Bank views East Asia's recovery as fragile. Growth rate seen at 4.6%. World Bank says East Asian nations seeking capital can learn from success of neighbors
Abstracts: Mitsubishi Motors' bad wager on yen may put brakes on stock's recovery. part 2 New president of Nissan faces daunting challenge
Abstracts: Analysts advise investors to put PLDT on hold. Bad news in the Philippines may be good for shares. PLDT, Petron shares seen as bargains in Philippine market
Abstracts: Ayek Molek affair provides glimpse of Malaysian style of doing business. part 2 Insas's police complaint sheds new light on the fireworks of Ayer Molek saga
Abstracts: Lawyer pink slips abound in bank mergers; acquired banks' in-house and outside counsel experience the biggest losses
Abstracts: Visitation rights: Clinton and Jiang agree on state visits. A case of nerves. High anxiety
Abstracts: Can Sharif deliver?: winning the general election was the easy part. Now, Nawaz Sharif faces the unenviable task of governing a country mired in myriad crises-with his hands tied
Abstracts: 'Us' and 'Them.' (Muslim activists in Indonesia seek economic power) God and country: attacks on Muslims in Timor prompt backlash
Abstracts: A better tomorrow: middle-class Thais want a new leader to resolve crisis. Strong medicine: activist doctor prescribes constitutional change
Abstracts: Mixed signals. Steps in the dark. The problems of progress
Abstracts: Opportunity's cost. Promises, promises. Steps in the dark
Abstracts: Opportunity's cost. The honeymoon is over. Reality check: government obstacles keep most private firms small
Abstracts: A bridge too far: Hong Kong fends off traffic assault from China. Project pragmatism
Abstracts: Bleak expectations. In the trenches: Pakistan's Sharif wants a war on debt; but does he have the weapons? Costly retreat
Abstracts: The seven-year itch. Tough talk; the WTO gears up for a contentious conclave. Waiting for Godot? China expects long wait to join WTO
Abstracts: Motown East; GM investment widens Thailand's lead in automobiles. Right is right: U.S. auto giants finally learn Japanese road rules
Abstracts: Yes, Virginia, Microsoft and Intel can be disappointing. Can Intel stock get off its back? Varied investor sentiment over top-notch company
Abstracts: Kenneth Lee. FRES: salaries in practice. That was brilliant! You really helped
Abstracts: A question of trust. Money laundering: the wash that won't come clean. Jenny Hasnip
Abstracts: Spreadsheet modelling in practice. Want to be an information engineer? Accountants on the bleeding edge
Abstracts: Chips with everything. The end of cash as we know it? A smart way to win
Abstracts: Don't be afraid: it's only a machine. Wired to the future? The pioneers who lost their way
Abstracts: Big chill puts building revival under threat. The game's up, regulator tells gas investors. Gas shake-up turns spotlight on brown
Abstracts: Bemrose takes the direct approach. Bemrose. Bemrose: a special offer
Abstracts: BA aloft on USAir talks. 'BA will stay aloft.'(performance of British Airways stocks) BA awaits rulings
Abstracts: Farnell Electronics. Farnell pays top dollar. Farnell's logic
Abstracts: Private equity: sector shows signs of increasing maturity. Private equity: political uncertainty concentrates minds
Abstracts: Stocks in trade. Development capital: a tricky business to get right. Europe catches up - slowly
Abstracts: The players and their preferences. Trailblazers upbeat about prospects. VCTS splutter into life
Abstracts: Sink or swim? MBO wins friends in the regions. Institutional investors
Abstracts: Private equity for the private investor. Players fall into many camps. Diminishing role of mezzanine finance
Abstracts: Getting off to a good start. Here come the SEMBOS and the PAMBOS. On becoming a business angel
Abstracts: Builders' bosses pay the price of failure. Delayed departure. Private finance initiative: help needed
Abstracts: ITV companies: ratings slump hits ad income. TV bill turns on bid fever. New friend for BSkyB
Abstracts: Hong Kong: advance party. Hong Kong/Taiwan: double hit. Hong Kong: the double warrant
Abstracts: Japan: premium problem. Japan: over the worst. Japan: biting the bullet
Abstracts: UK equities: Footsie falling. UK equities: stretched? UK equities: a positive outlook
Abstracts: Share dealing: the search for a good broker. Wheeling on dealing. Pond ratios
Abstracts: Nominees: nightmare or necessity? No nominees, please, we're nervous. Nominees smoulder on
Abstracts: Twenty questions to ask your stockbroker. Spotlight on stockbroker safety. Choosing a stockbroker
Abstracts: Ramco Energy. Ramco: value to be trapped
Abstracts: Old money, new markets keep brokers busy. Business is booming down at the docks. Squeeze forces brokers to diversify
Abstracts: Mersey Docks is ready to rebound. Mersey Docks lays ghosts to rest. Business is booming down at the docks
Abstracts: UBS top adviser as UK market remains buoyant. Lazards fends off US onslaught. Acquiring a taste for Europe
Abstracts: Competition policy. part 3
Abstracts: Marriage of convenience. Keeping it in the family? Significant skills
Abstracts: Learning curve. Independent means: thinking of moving into the independent sector? Direction for the future
Abstracts: Virtual porn: ultimate tease. I don't know who you are, but you're toast; game players around the world meet for battle in on-line arenas
Abstracts: Dirt and male chauvinists - two issues worth discussing. What actually sells a collectible. Know who you are dealing with
Abstracts: Vile bodies. Leading from the front. Crisis? What crisis?
Abstracts: Epilepsy: the working wounded. The working wounded: the carers of those with Alzheimer's disease. The working wounded: occupational deafness
Abstracts: Early call on AT&T shows analysts' power. AT&T's cards caught in shift to deregulation. AT&T's 3-way split is playing well in Europe; equipment unit given a second look
Abstracts: Computer conferees hear PCs could go with buggy whips; Agenda 96 gathering focuses on new markets, products without Microsoft muscle
Abstracts: Switching isn't hard to do. Give me the child. Not so much a bank as a statement
Abstracts: We're having the wrong arguments. Tony and Gordon cast their magic spell over the Emu debate. Let's leave race out of immigration policy
Abstracts: Paris and Bonn hail Britain as equal partner. Bonn opposition picks leader fit to tackle Kohl. Torchlight troops outrage Bonn
Abstracts: Decline and fall of the Yeltsin empire. Grachev fired as Yeltsin buys Lebed support. After Yeltsin: how will Russia react?
Abstracts: Investments. Learn lessons from the master money makers
Abstracts: Blair's winning plan: keep it simple. Must Major drown in dirty blue water? A clear message from the margins
Abstracts: Here comes the Clarke boom, with all its grief. The need for a faster growth strategy. Classic mid-cycle pause holds dangers for Clarke
Abstracts: Late orogenic extension of the Betic Cordillera and the Alboran Domain: a lithospheric view. Comment on "Alternating contractional and extensional events in the Alpujarride nappes of the Alboran Domain (Betics, Gibraltar Arc)" by Juan C. Balanya et al
Abstracts: Ar/Ar laser probe dating of detrital white micas from Cretaceous sedimentary rocks of the Eastern Alps: evidence for Variscan high-pressure metamorphism and implications for Alpine orogeny: comment and reply
Abstracts: Heuristic approaches for n/m/F/sigma Ci scheduling problems. Heuristic procedure for minimizing makespan and the number of required pallets
Abstracts: Minimax regret solution to linear programming problems with an interval objective function. An inner approximation method incorporating a branch and bound procedure for optimization over the weakly efficient set
Abstracts: Speaking out for European tourism. US$100 million Eu plan for tourism. (Inside Europe). Inside Europe: EU on a white knuckle ride
Abstracts: Interpersonal attachment cognitions and prediction of symptomatic responses to interpersonal stress. Dimensions of dysfunctional attitudes as vulnerabilities to depressive symptoms
Abstracts: Infinity Compositions P-FR speaker. Platinum Audio Duo speaker. JMlab Spectral 913.1 Speaker
Abstracts: Boomer babies: First-generation multimedia notebooks. Uncompromising portables take multimedia on the road. Multimedia portables add muscle to mobility
Abstracts: What a no means: even if federalists win, Canada will change. A case of dubious figures
Abstracts: The good and the ugly - Begin vs. Boyle. The agony and ecstasy of Campaign '97. The federalists face a lose-lose situation
Abstracts: Did Chretien lie? The isolation of Jean Chretien. Starring J. Chretien in the role of a lifetime
Abstracts: Metamorphic evolution of the assemblage tremolite + talc + calcite + dolomite + quartz within a sample of siliceous dolomite from the southern Damara Orogen (Namibia)
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