Abstracts: Removable storage goes upscale. RAIDing storage for multimedia. Networks serve up CD-ROMs
Abstracts: First look: 1999. Gas engines '98. Merc's new DFI
Abstracts: Birth of an engine. Go-fast diesels. Diesel power '96
Abstracts: Steer smart. Propeller selection and maintenance. Innovation Awards
Abstracts: Become expert in a day: revolutionary ideas in ski instruction. A super-sidecut user's guide
Abstracts: High-test at Tahoe: four days, three mountains, seven skis, nine testers. Floating zone
Abstracts: A landmark for Leith. Standing the test of time: New Zealand House, by Robert Matthew, Johnson-Marshall & Partners, forerunner of RMJM, still looks good after 34 years
Abstracts: Action plan announced to speed PFI. Doing time. Labour may break PFI contracts
Abstracts: Waiting for a sign. An industrial revolution. How not to get stung
Abstracts: The absolute limit. The dangers of settlements: settling claims where several parties may be implicated can have knock-on effects for all concerned, a crucial fact that construction managers need to remember
Abstracts: Dated visits: attendances and revenues are rising at England's historic properties. Good attendances: cathedrals are dominating the heritage market
Abstracts: Manufactured housing/rec. vehicle. Manufactured housing/rec vehicle
Abstracts: Foreign electronics/entertainment. part 8
Abstracts: Bank (Canadian) industry. part 8
Abstracts: Tobacco industry. part 10
Abstracts: Product-process development integration in manufacturing. Assessing the importance of design through product archaeology
Abstracts: Toward safe and sane holiday computing. Are the bugs dead? How do you know? Will a catch-95 with new computing hardware spoil your holiday?
Abstracts: Senate Internet panel to probe Microsoft's power. Sen. Hatch issues warning Microsoft may be building 'proprietary Internet.' (Senate Judiciary Committee Chmn Orrin Hatch) (Government Activity)
Abstracts: Changing of the right guard. The no-party system. Sacramento's youth movement
Abstracts: Those swinging grits. With Chretien, the optics matter. A house divided: after a narrow no win, federalists fear that the real war is only starting
Abstracts: Maclean's and the 20th century. Maclean's and the 20th century: the 1950s, looking back at a booming decade, in a continuing series marking the magazine's 90th anniversary year
Abstracts: Federal budget: stopgap bill averts federal shutdown. Partial government shutdown ends. Federal budget: Clinton signs debt-limit increase
Abstracts: Cleric and followers convicted in U.N. bomb plot trial. World Trade Center bombing: suspect nabbed in Pakistan
Abstracts: The higher the satellite, the lower the culture. Planetized entertainment
Abstracts: Cable modems are tested and found to be addictive. Motorola ships cable modems for Internet access. Cable firms prepare links with Internet
Abstracts: Not a 'morning after' pill: but demand spurs look at HIV antiretroviral use. New antiretroviral offers hope in HIV fight - if patients can get it
Abstracts: Information please. Not enough chiefs. AMA wants role in evolving system for billing payers
Abstracts: Care teams - a practical approach to managed care. I know you think you know what I thought I said, but.... Taking your practice to new organizational heights
Abstracts: Clusters in a group: decision making in the vector space formulation of the analytic hierarchy process. Consequences of uncertainty in the analytic hierarchy process: a simulation approach
Abstracts: A decision theory based scheduling procedure for single-machine weighted earliness and tardiness problems. Establishing the optimality of sequencing heuristics for cutting stock problems
Abstracts: Stochastic analysis of a continuous review perishable inventory system with positive lead time and poisson demand
Abstracts: The maximization of a function over the efficient set via a penalty function approach. A complementary greedy heuristic for the knapsack problem
Abstracts: America rides. The world's best cities for cycling. The best cities for cycling
Abstracts: Businesses eye postal rate plan. Postal changes raise the stakes. Postal increases: smaller is better
Abstracts: "Smart" genes use many cues to set cell fate. Protein motors may drive cells on route to specialization. Defining the first steps on the path toward cell specialization
Abstracts: Reaching new heights. Easy does it. Schultz-McCarthy serves notice
Abstracts: Blennerhassett: an enchanted island holiday. The Dickson-Williams mansion. The point at Christmas
Abstracts: IBM to resell products from Storage Technology. IBM shuffles job, elevating PC executive. How do joint ventures go wrong? Ask Kaleida
Abstracts: David Barclay; NatWest Markets. Anthony McGrath joins Flemings. Dawson and Dowley from Morgans to Merrills
Abstracts: John Campbell: Campbell Lutyens & Co. Mezzanine Management raises successor to First Britannia. LGV in court over McBride
Abstracts: Looking for cheap thrills. Leading ladies. The childminder: ITV children's controller Vanessa Chapman is fighting it out in a notoriously fickle market
Abstracts: Trafalgar House: not the ideal solution. Kvaerner waits for a nod from Trafalgar. Asset-swap builders in strategic breakthrough
Abstracts: Penny share warning. London stock market: dealing costs to fall. New issues: last orders
Abstracts: Pipelines in the Caspian. Oil companies: big savings for Shell. Shell seeks to avoid Nigeria U-turn
Abstracts: What a shambles. Clarke has room to cut tax, think-tank says. Get ready for when the brakes go on
Abstracts: UK equities: budget showdown. UK equities: struggling. Testing the gilt-equity link
Abstracts: Japan: stopgap measures. Private banks face growing competition. Japan: painful process
Abstracts: Wall Street: tech tensions. Tech sector for London. Cashing in on Eurotech
Abstracts: Tokyo: momentum. Japan: springtime in Tokyo. It's still reflection time in Tokyo
Abstracts: Cut the frills to keep dealing costs down. Brokers offer access to new issues. Spotlight on stockbroker safety
Abstracts: High price to pay for decent performance. The traumas of Pep transfers. Capital sleight
Abstracts: Lex Service: bumpy ride for dealers. Car makers rate Ryland. Appleyard: losing the race
Abstracts: Lucas left in the lurch. Where are they now? UPF: German leap
Abstracts: R-R losing altitude. Little lift for Rolls. Divided on Rolls-Royce
Abstracts: Willis Corroon. Willis Corroon: future shock? Lowndes Lambert
Abstracts: Fuller, Smith and Turner: ale and hearty. Marston, Thompson and Evershed. Shepherd Neame: family jewel
Abstracts: Leeds and Bradford: City fathers issue warning. Inward investment. Leeds and Bradford: fighting fit
Abstracts: More flow than ebb. Gainful employment. Lawyers lead the field
Abstracts: But stretchmarks begin to show. Charity services prove a winner. Corporate finance
Abstracts: Well developed. An occupiers' market. The property market
Abstracts: Jaro International. Ready for take off. Tough action needed at BA
Abstracts: Granada set for final tilt at Forte. Granada pushes Forte to the bitter end. Granada to break the bank for Forte
Abstracts: City's favourite grocer set to hand over the reins. Add financial services to your shopping list. Safeway
Abstracts: C and W 'up for grabs.'(possible bid for Cable and Wireless) New telecoms force emerges in $50bn tie-up
Abstracts: Transport: buses braced for shake-up. Cowie takes on bus barons. Buses in need of new routes
Abstracts: India: disillusionment. India: going up. Rueful reflections on the Indian rope-trick
Abstracts: Japan: stay overweight. Japan: so far, so good. Japan: the long road back
Abstracts: When the best price isn't so good. Sharedealing: here's the deal.... Broking a good deal
Abstracts: Maximise value with Peps and savings schemes. M and G. Schroder offers dull diversity
Abstracts: Tessa twos set for take-off. Take up your Tessa rights before the axe falls. Savings accounts can damage your health
Abstracts: New values catch on slowly in Europe. Germany: restructuring. A borse of a different colour
Abstracts: Brighter display. Components look right for Premier Farnell. Bits and bobs worth a bob or two
Abstracts: The post-Q3 case for ICI. ICI boosts US appeal. ICI after Q3 figures
Abstracts: De La Rue. De la Rue: recovery road
Abstracts: Thorn EMI. Good vibes at Sanctuary Music
Abstracts: Grid's grey shares buzz. Quick feast, no indigestion. Utility windfalls - a time for rapid action
Abstracts: Old guard still fit to grapple for top slots. IBM: plug pulled. Computer industry: big blue not in the pink
Abstracts: Exxon. Texaco. Company facts: Texaco
Abstracts: Kvaerner. Kvaerner to quit Norway. Vosper Thornycroft
Abstracts: London, hot spot of the world. Business locations: another record-breaking year. Business locations: on the move...but not too far
Abstracts: Chunnel may transform Kent's fortunes. Room for a little one. All change at the top
Abstracts: Room for a little one. Now it's the Royal Docks' turn. Putting down roots?
Abstracts: Consumer packaging. The Romanian market for consumer packaging
Abstracts: Germany is on the way back for New Zealand. Banking on quality business to protect NZ's natural attractions. Diversity is the key for NZ push
Abstracts: Used car & truck. (Dodge - Ford). Buying guide. Rating the 1996 autos
Abstracts: Rating the 1997 autos. Auto '97. Rating the 1996 autos
Abstracts: Yours, mine and ours. Creatures of habit. Finding Shangri-la
Abstracts: Invitation from AARP is not the end. AARP moves focus to the community. AARP: a presence in your community
Abstracts: Rodman meets his match. Dennis Rodman: an American hero or ... too much bull? Hired hand: can new employee Dennis Rodman blend in with the Bulls
Abstracts: Bloc party: immigration, NBA style, has opened the doors for a host of European players. Scout's boys
Abstracts: The next one? Hockey heroes: with the game on the line, these NHL superstars always come through. Flying high: Eric Lindros won the MVP trophy and now has his sights set on the Stanley Cup
Abstracts: Noteworthy numbers and stat oddities. part 6
Abstracts: When arthritis strikes. Beating a winter cough. Little problems not to ignore
Abstracts: Ektapress multispeed: can you really shoot it at ISO 100 to 1000? Can Kodak E200 really be shot at IS0 1000, and still look great?
Abstracts: The three phases of implementation. How to make software proposal cost comparisons. How to choose a financial software consultant
Abstracts: Justifying the cost of client/server systems. The "sizzle" in client/server systems. Evaluating client/server financial software
Abstracts: FlexiInternational: providing access to information. Microsoft: tooling the information age. Microsoft's foundation for business
Abstracts: SAP: connecting the enterprise. Apprise: adding value to technology. Comshare: expanding the third dimension
Abstracts: Open Systems: traversing the accounting software field. Longview Solutions: bridging technology and financial management
Abstracts: CDI Systems. Deltek: Costpoint for project accounting. Deltek's costpoint
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