Abstracts: A wealth of expertise. International legal expertise. Counting the intangibles
Abstracts: A businessman's drive. Profile: Alec Craig, Halliwell Landau. In pursuit of quality
Abstracts: Politicians back home repair TESSAs. 'It's getting bad,' industry tells Bank of England. Contractors 'chock-a-block' with bids
Abstracts: Sporting chance. The race to rebuild Manchester. Manchester firms suffer after bomb
Abstracts: Prison reformer: the engineer who is sweeping a broom through the Prison Service's construction division. Drying-out process: a low humidity ventilation technique pioneered in Norway is being used in a Scottish sports centre
Abstracts: Private eye. Lock up your dumpers. It's switch craft: Mike Crane and Steve McGuckin are typical of a new breed of professional who have changed tack in their careers
Abstracts: At last ... scientists have found the cure for the common cold. Or is it something to be sneezed at? Consumers win in the price wars
Abstracts: Why life firms will never deliver building society-style bonanzas. Investigators look at London traders' role in copper scam
Abstracts: Resign? Over his dead body. Kremlin prepares for life after Yeltsin. Yeltsin casts out his Rasputin
Abstracts: Stock market volatility and the crash of 1987: evidence from six emerging markets. The gold standard: perfectly integrated world markets or slow adjustment of prices and interest rates?
Abstracts: Back it up. Back for the future. Daring trapezius
Abstracts: AT&T plans to offer Internet over a $500 wireless phone. Deals to move Global Positioning Technology toward everyday use
Abstracts: Variability in knee radiographing: implication for definition of radiological progression in medial knee osteoarthritis
Abstracts: Prevalence and clinical relevance of 52-kDa and 60-kDa Ro/SS-A autoantibodies in Japanese patients with systemic sclerosis
Abstracts: SAE update. Foam cooking
Abstracts: Slip sliding away. Mini stays mum. Data capture
Abstracts: Layoff mark slump's spread: Hong Kong Telecom trims management. Hong Kong bankruptcies highlight soft economy
Abstracts: Korean companies plunge into Vietnam, hoping not to flop. Chaebol's size seen as hindrance to growth of Korean chip makers
Abstracts: Korean companies plunge into Vietnam, hoping not to flop. Korea appears to backpedal in war against conglomerates' stranglehold
Abstracts: Phone-equipment firms are likely to post firm net. Fears grow that telecom-gear sector is cooling. Lucent reports 26% rise in profit, but revenue growth disappoints
Abstracts: CMM fixture slashes internal rejects by 98%. 5-D laser cuts setup time by 80%. Wanted: appearance-measurement tools and standards
Abstracts: Guidelines for selecting a dial indicator. Homemade gage gets molding process under control. Get inside your indicator needs
Abstracts: Ultrasound system listens for leaks. Softening Up Hardness Measurement. GM Nameplate cuts first-article inspection time by 50%
Abstracts: Put production data on the Web, easily. PocketLog puts data in your palm. Software introductions: technical drawings without the hassle
Abstracts: Clothing and footwear in Germany. Non-food retailing in the Netherlands. Clothing and footwear in France
Abstracts: Clothing and footwear in Belgium. Clothing and footwear in the Netherlands. Non-food retailing in the Netherlands
Abstracts: Stroke in users of low-dose oral contraceptives. Low-dose oral contraceptives and stroke. Combination estrogen-progestin oral contraceptives
Abstracts: Albania's export boom in vice and drugs. How Cosa Nostra's cunning outfoxed the Italian state. Mysteries unravel as mafiosi spill secrets
Abstracts: China's new top brass sweep in like emperors. Chinese unite as 150 years of humiliation end at last. Nationalist call is trump card in patriot game
Abstracts: Stock analysts stick with Empire East, predicting further gains for developer. Ever Gotesco malls find niche among low-income consumers
Abstracts: Dong Ah may receive loans; creditors attach conditions to sustain unit. Expansion raises a red flag at Daewoo
Abstracts: Going global. Merging IT. Contracted out, but in control
Abstracts: Changes to the Guide to Professional Ethics. They should be; but are they? Whiter than white?
Abstracts: IASC ambitions. A two-tier slice for segments. International Accounting Standard IAS 34: Interim Financial Reporting
Abstracts: Bringing impairment under one umbrella: the ASB has put the requirements for impairment testing for tangibles and goodwill in one paper
Abstracts: Shedding light on Megawati. Family and friends. Political engineering
Abstracts: Short cuts through cyberspace. Avoid the scams in investment cyberspace. Roll up for the mystery tour: it's not just for train spotters on their night in. The Internet - the so-called information superhighway, which links 30m computers worldwide - is a serious business proposition, as many UK companies arediscovering
Abstracts: Exchange keeps mum. Notice to quit. Bringing up baby
Abstracts: Euro96 - shooting for net profits. An anorak among sheepskin coats. Companies strike World Cup gold
Abstracts: Still growling. Getting warmer. Dangerous play
Abstracts: Deals done on trust. Playing the European card. How they work
Abstracts: Inspec shares become a commodity. Hercules limps away. Hickson's no longer a laughing stock
Abstracts: No more tomorrows. Measuring success. Staveley Industries
Abstracts: Union des Assurances de Paris. Taking a limited bet on Lloyd's. A problem shared...
Abstracts: Omnimedia: on track to deliver on its promise. Talking history. Epic hopes for a hit with drowned god
Abstracts: Pizza
Abstracts: Toys and games
Abstracts: Economical but elegant. International service: western firms in the United Arab Emirates want Western-style design. A company set up five years ago still fills a gap in the market
Abstracts: Tan Sri Rashid runs into hurdles. Anwar vows to defer projects and suspend privatization. Central Bank predicts a soft landing for Malaysia, with growth easing to 8.3%
Abstracts: MasterCard aims to block major rival, American Express, in Asia distribution. UBS uses Chinese poems to enhance image in Asia
Abstracts: Three mobile phones vie for title of the smallest. In Thailand's city of angels, cellular devils are lurking. Cellular phones are height of fashion in Hong Kong
Abstracts: Ruling party unveils spending plans of at least $124 billion: LDP expects package to boost stagnant economy, but talks hit snag over tax policy
Abstracts: Rush of deals propels Peregrine to the top of the heap. China-related red chips are touted; Japan wanes. Political strife in Taiwan, South Korea may offer bargains, fund managers say
Abstracts: Malaysian fund thinks big. Warrants pack a punch for Thornton Fund in Japan: new manager moves to more focused approach to better capitalize on bullish trends
Abstracts: The Great Lakes debate. Of bugs and drugs: as microbes get tougher to kill, research focuses on designing lethal weapons
Abstracts: Tales from the South Bank. Fencer in a cut-throat world. Gustafson/Lyall team wins Crystal Palace park job
Abstracts: Steel (general) industry. part 10
Abstracts: Business failure prediction using rough sets. Prediction of company acquisition in Greece by means of the rough set approach
Abstracts: On the methodology of the World Competitiveness Report. A methodology for competitiveness analysis and strategy formulation in glass industry
Abstracts: Evaluating the design of mate-choice experiments: the effect of amplexus on mate choice by female barking treefrogs, Hyla gratiosa
Abstracts: The effects of size, reproductive condition, and parasitism on foraging behaviour in a freshwater snail, Potamopyrgus antipodarum
Abstracts: DNA fingerprinting reveals a low incidence of extra-pair fertilizations in the lesser kestrel. Copulatory behaviour and paternity determined by DNA fingerprinting in kestrels: effects of cyclic food abundance
Abstracts: Extra-pair fertilizations and paternity defence in house martins, Delichon urbica. Non-random pairing in American kestrels: mate choice versus intra-sexual competition
Abstracts: Local operators are standing by; after the Bells and their new rivals have it out, consumers will get an earful
Abstracts: Dispute arises over proposal for wiretaps; phone companies balk at latest plan by F.B.I. White House proposes initiatives on data scrambling
Abstracts: Netscape, battling Microsoft, focuses on intranets. TCI takes back $125 million stake in Microsoft Network as strategies shift
Abstracts: CorelDraw 7. Webtricity. QFX 5.27
Abstracts: Your friend, the CIElab color model. Pantone Hexwrench 1.0 (image-processing software) (Software Review)(Evaluation)
Abstracts: Imposing order. Extensis QX-Effects 3.0. Long-distance operations
Abstracts: Penguin platoon. Beating Gumby. Survival of the slowest
Abstracts: Building bridges: folklore in the academy. Folklore as transdisciplinary dialogue. Folklore and liberal learning
Abstracts: A branch and bound algorithm for minimizing the number of crossing arcs in bipartite graphs. Path colorings in bipartite graphs
Abstracts: Opening the doors. Giant sucking sound? Concerns about hollowing out in South Korea. Why worry?
Abstracts: Apple, reorganizing, faces sales drop; struggling computer maker expects period's revenue to hit three-year low
Abstracts: The medical story on page one (and how it gets there); a behind-the-scenes look at how AMA educates the public about the latest news in medical science
Abstracts: The city, modernism, and aesthetic theory in 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.'(Joyce and the Police: A Special Issue)
Abstracts: The prince of papers. A new, Black citizen: the Southam empire unveils its Ottawa showpiece. Down to the wire: Southam threatens to quit the national news agency
Abstracts: Glen Clark: the Clyde Wells of the 1990s? The lonely stand on behalf of morality. A printer's bid to dethrone a premier: honesty in politics is a novel concept - every prime minister has fibbed his way into power
Abstracts: A new battle zone: Israel's housing plan opens the struggle for Jerusalem. For Netanyahu, even the nanny is a critic
Abstracts: Price movements: August 1996. Price movements: April 1998. Experimental consumer price index for Americans 62 years of age and older
Abstracts: Workers-comp update. Employee support helps small businesses cut injury costs. Workers - comp update
Abstracts: Grocery industry grapples with back injuries. Recognition programs: do they pay the way to driver safety? Utilities bend over backward to prevent back injuries
Abstracts: Let the voyage begin. SIRI's serious web site. Voyage on the Internet
Abstracts: 10th annual Allen report lists largest community operators. Allen reit index quarterly report. Estimating the value of manufactured homes
Abstracts: The technical efficiency of large bank production. Productivity growth in large US commercial banks: The initial post-deregulation experience
Abstracts: Bonuses, unions, and labor productivity in South Korea. Union views of managerial prerogatives revisited: the prospects for labor-management cooperation
Abstracts: The qualities of the analyst. Epistemological contribution of the Horney theory to group psychoanalysis. The clinical application of Karen Horney's theory to group psychoanalysis
Abstracts: AT&T and Wells Fargo investing in an electronic cash card. Got a dime? Citibank and Chase end test of electronic cash
Abstracts: Relaxed attitudes. Pillar of the North. PPG 6 and the future for retail development
Abstracts: Steaming ahead. Evolution not revolution. Ringing the changes
Abstracts: Too many flaws? Gotta get itself connected. Healthy competition or a fight to the death?
Abstracts: Life in the fast lane. Stars in their eyes. Hot time in the city
Abstracts: Conditions and control. Area management: The White Paper on regional development agencies clarifies their composition and remit, and states that they will not determine planning policy - but their effect could still be powerful
Abstracts: Overseas operations boost Carrefour sales. Aldi determined to make it in Oz. Carrefour steps up pace of Asian expansion programme
Abstracts: The weight of a windfall. Labour's City Cards. Peps and Tessas may face axe under Labour
Abstracts: Little interest, bad timing. X-rated flotation powers VCTs. Everyone loves 3i
Abstracts: Takare/Court Cavendish: limping into bed. Too many mishaps undermine quality credentials. Nursing homes hobble towards merger mania
Abstracts: Taking a limited bet on Lloyd's. Lloyd's limited. Floating giants and thrusting dwarves
Abstracts: Good news for savers. Usury? Schmoozery - smart ways to borrow. Wake-up call for Tessa savers
Abstracts: Gerrard and National. Merill Lynch
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