Abstracts: Pact turns to BBC in wake of C5 deal. BBC and NBC open sales venture talks. Pearsing vision
Abstracts: Worldwide channels its energy. American dreamer. Lords-a-leaping
Abstracts: Powerful range. This sporting life. Uncle Sam goes to town: never before have the giants of US media been so focused on the UK and Europe, with London being seen as the gateway city to this expanding market
Abstracts: Allan takes on. Risky business. The Winter games
Abstracts: Six ratings that will change TV. Born-again CBS bouncing back. This sporting life
Abstracts: National Power splits itself in two. Hanson: power station sale in doubt. National Power bidder waits in the wings
Abstracts: There's light at the end of the Eurotunnel. Floundering in a sea of debt. How to escape from a black hole
Abstracts: Balanced view. Patience is leaden. Japan: back to basics
Abstracts: What do you really want? Old money seeks new friends. Savings accounts can damage your health
Abstracts: Children lose out on building society windfalls. The long, expensive wait for windfalls. Back on the trail of windfalls
Abstracts: Boom time for the stockbrokers. Something for everyone. Stockbrokers in the north-west: keeping the flags flying
Abstracts: All change - again. All change on the waterfront. Something for everyone
Abstracts: The brokers' new agenda. View from the tower. Doing the continental
Abstracts: The brokers' serenade. Corporate take-off. View from the tower
Abstracts: Stagecoach ruffles feathers. National Express. National Express: going places
Abstracts: Cheers for BT Concert. BT: long and short views. BT cheered by talks
Abstracts: Rathbone Brothers. A value-added partner? Lloyds TSB
Abstracts: Millennium and Copthorne. Ryan Hotels builds on recovery. Friendly checks in for a recovery
Abstracts: Suez. ABN Amro
Abstracts: Global custody: it's a topsy-turvy world. Never-ending story of costs. Outsourcing opens new doors for custodians
Abstracts: Trading up. Doing the regulation shuffle. Outsourcing opens new doors for custodians
Abstracts: Deutsche Bank: expansion without acquisition. Lessons in the software shuffle. Never-ending story of costs
Abstracts: Midland meets its prince. Does less mean more? Face values
Abstracts: Londoners demonstrate concern for their city. ... but London planners think it is 'backward-looking.' (criticism of plans for London Millennium Tower)
Abstracts: West End openings from Barr Gazetas. Coherent conversion. Being seen to be green
Abstracts: Measuring the UK's international performance. Research and Development performance: how UK companies compare internationally
Abstracts: Why not just get it right the first time? 'ABTA' plan to beat cowboys. Clients slate 'incompetence.' (clients investing heavily in construction to criticise the industry's efficiency)
Abstracts: New plea for tougher anti-cowboy laws. DOE to quell industry fury over bill. DOE makes U-turn over adjudication
Abstracts: Making the most of your connections. Lend Lease steps up Bluewater pace. Australian export
Abstracts: Clash points. Payment dispute. Cultural differences
Abstracts: Telecoms man plugs Granada into the future. Independently Welsh. In the eye of a media revolution
Abstracts: Betrayed, beaten and burnt by the hated 'collaborators.'. Simple peace equation that doesn't add up. Israel's victims buried to wails of rage
Abstracts: Hague has lost the vital glue of compromise. Cabinet struggle to preserve unity. EU poll backs Major view as seats tumble
Abstracts: Poland struggles to shape up for Europe. EU expands beyond the Iron Curtain. Poles seek their place at heart of Europe
Abstracts: Poland struggles to shape up for Europe. Major offers to be EU's 'flexible' friend. Euro plan will cut Britain out
Abstracts: Poor deals on the home loans front. Mutuals score best against the rest. Royal and Sun seal 6bn pounds sterling merger
Abstracts: ScotAm's 1.6bn pounds sterling bonanza. The Pru takes on banks and building societies. A change of strategy for changing times
Abstracts: Come, let us reason together. Netanyahu refuses to give up the West Bank. US faces long haul to peace in Middle East
Abstracts: Israel and Hizbollah swap their dead. Sounds of fury rise from wreckage of a town that became a charnel house
Abstracts: How liberal is new Labour? Labour promises a new Camelot. Silence of Britain's political lambs
Abstracts: Public spending reform could make Labour radical in power. Blair's promises fail to soften Northern grit. Old master's theory fails to solve New Labour dilemma
Abstracts: Why this man is Major's nightmare. Voting under protest. A big Little Englander
Abstracts: Israel the summit victor. A new partner for the Middle East. US brokers Lebanon peace deal
Abstracts: Can you believe it? A quiet life? Anything but. A bloke for all seasons
Abstracts: Worldcom likely to buy Compuserve. Questions about America Online's strategy. Prodigy gets new owners and strategy; managers and start-up buy on-line operation
Abstracts: I.B.M. endures a rough day on Wall St., but finishes up. Sun Microsystems to buy Diba, a start-up. Computer sales slowdown falls short of indications
Abstracts: Net results; Internet calling isn't high-quality; nor is it convenient; but it is cheap. IBM, Sears to sell Prodigy for $250 million in cash and stock to investor group
Abstracts: "Willful" and "malicious" injury under Section 523(a)(6): is failure to carry state-mandated insurance grounds for denying discharge of uninsured tort debt?
Abstracts: South Africa jobs fear. Cuts put jobs in danger. Boost for black universities
Abstracts: Reform teeters on the brink. Drawing some young blood. Spanish regions complete takeover
Abstracts: Postural load during VDU work: a comparison between various work postures. Endurance time, pain and resumption in passive loading of the elbow joint
Abstracts: Determination of muscular fatigue. Logistical and ergonomic transportation capacity for refuse collection workers: a work physiology study
Abstracts: Fraud probe to clear Tarmac. Tarmac shuffles Anderson. Tarmac puts its top team in place
Abstracts: World leader. The player. BEC legal chief offered lobbying job
Abstracts: New Turner & Townsend boss reshuffles top team. HK airport claim spirals. Turner & Townsend tipped for T5
Abstracts: City faces 15m pounds sterling overrun on Guildhall. Return to spender: city boom. D&B shackles claim second victim
Abstracts: Dodging the draft: putting his personal friendships on the line, Andrew Hemsley, suggests that lawyers may not be the best people to draw up consultants' appointments
Abstracts: In blow to foreign views, Vietnam plans to tighten state controls to spur growth. World Bank offers Vietnam money and advice
Abstracts: Daimler-Chrysler merger worries Japan: can auto makers survive global competition without consolidating? New president of Nissan faces daunting challenge
Abstracts: Despite turmoil, foreign investors flock to the islands. But wait - there's more: Asia is poised for further growth, economists say
Abstracts: Overseas travel increases: but rise in Asian trips fails to cheer industry. Japanese car makers cheer as dollar rise boosts profit
Abstracts: Teaching the art of service. Bangkok's Oriental Hotel rolls up its sleeves and buffs up meticulous service as rivals lurk
Abstracts: Your 1,000 computer may not be so grand. Speed counts, but the price tag may matter more. Ready for prime time?
Abstracts: Apple unveils strategic plan of small steps; product line to shrink; emphasis to shift to Net. A quicker pace means no peace in the Valley; Netscape-aided 'Internet time' runs creation of high-technology products
Abstracts: NIST helps U.S. manufacturers build communication bridges. ISO 25 assures manufacturers of lab competence. ISO certification provides long-term payoff
Abstracts: Bolster your bore-gage knowledge. Beyond calibration: laser measuring on the plant floor. Staying competitive with in-process gaging
Abstracts: Coordinate sensors and signal conditioners. Get better calibrations. 12 tips for better data acquisition
Abstracts: Astro Metallurgical slashes rework by 46%. GE Aircraft Engine cuts gage calibration time by 40%. Greenfield operators cut SPC-related time by 50%
Abstracts: Astro Metallurgical slashes rework by 46%. Crown Cork & Seal cuts scrap. AlliedSignal streamlines operations with SPC
Abstracts: Manage your project before it manages you. Gain shop-floor control with MES software. Quality pros harness power of 32-bit software
Abstracts: Text-entry flowcharts now easy with AllClear 4.5. Proquis puts your data in order. Output Navigator highlights statistics package
Abstracts: Using competency development tools as a strategy for change in the human resources function: a case study. Resource Link: re-establishing the employment relationship in an era of downsizing
Abstracts: Control modes in international service operations: the propensity to franchise. The persistence and transfer of learning in industrial settings
Abstracts: Futuristic thinking at the SBA. Moving into the mainstream. Minority banks are on the rise
Abstracts: Value-added services are distribution cash cow. The Top 200. Searching for a single European pricing scheme
Abstracts: Semiconductor makers see brighter '97. Inside PCs, synchronous DRAMs will rule. Smashing the rules in chip fabrication
Abstracts: Verbal self-reports of emergent relations in a stimulus equivalence procedure. Stimulus equivalence: effects of a default-response option on emergence of untrained stimulus relations
Abstracts: Apple CEO outlines survival strategy; mew markets, reductions in current product lines are slated, Amelio says
Abstracts: Will miniature phones ring up bigger sales? Still one way: two-way paging was going to be the industry's next big thing. What happened?
Abstracts: HMO liability laws may hit roadblocks; N.Y. and Texas initiatives may be stymied by ERISA. New danger for HMOs; court says federal law doesn't always pre-empt, and HMOs can be sued
Abstracts: Every time, he ambushes the opponents. Soft-pedal approach in injury cases; 'Spencer Hicks deserved a lot of sympathy,' she told the jury. 'But that doesn't mean he deserves money
Abstracts: Overcoming bad press, he beat back Exxon's foes. A lawyer who spins enthralling stories. Front-load effort and win your case; 'the voir dire is the most important part of the trial' because one bad juror can spoil your chance to win
Abstracts: He believes a case is won on the cross. Making it clear who got shafted; you can drum up real sympathy, even if the fight is between two 'things.' (Raymond P. Niro)(Special Supplement: Winning: Successful Strategies from 10 of the Nation's Top Litigators)
Abstracts: Beta-carotene increases lung cancer incidence in cigarette smokers. Retinoic acid response elements as positive and negative regulators of the expression of the Homeobox b-1 gene
Abstracts: Netscape and Hewlett-Packard seek corporate network business. Style aside, cheap PC may fit best
Abstracts: Cordless confusion: no single technology has yet emerged as the standard for digital phones. So much for compatibility
Abstracts: Vortex 4500 backpack. Arc'Teryx Bora 95. Natural Balance Effortless Rhythm backpack
Abstracts: New tricks for old dogs. Staying with it. Sharing the road
Abstracts: Aiming high. Balancing act. Trial by fury: at the U.S. Olympic Trials, the action is fast, the competition fierce, and no verdicts are decided behind closed doors
Abstracts: Through the looking glass. Going the distance. The metamorphosis
Abstracts: A comparison of factor structures of adolescent and adult alcohol effect expectancies. Measuring cocaine effect expectancies among therapeutic community inpatients
Abstracts: Surprise package. Pure pleasure. Live it up
Abstracts: Go fish! Albermarle's 305 Express Fisherman proves its worth on a bumpy day's fishing off the North Carolina capes
Abstracts: Steering straight. Sky high. Steering clear
Abstracts: Pressure area care: how much do nurses know? Precepts of care. Help where needed
Abstracts: Time to talk. Ballot to strike set in motion. Divided we stand
Abstracts: Danger zones. Prescribed confusion. The route to effective nurse-patient communication. (includes related articles)
Abstracts: New Nintendo game faces Internet challenges. Resilient computer worm is continuing to take a heavy toll. The wrath of Kahn; a vanquished star of the PC universe now hopes to render the PC superfluous
Abstracts: Oracle gathering industry support for a low-cost computer. Silicon Graphics shares fall on outlook. Dell reports record earnings and revenues in third quarter
Abstracts: PC show features nerves and wish lists; computer makers worry about pricing picture, and consumers love it. Oracle chief to unveil 'info appliances,' but will consumers want to buy them?
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