Abstracts: Mannesmann moves on Orange in bid to forge European network. UK: ORANGE BIDDERS WILL INCLUDE TELEFONICA
Abstracts: City forecasts grim reading as M&S lifts the lid on its Christmas trading figures. UK: EASTER SEEN AS VITAL FOR RETAILERS
Abstracts: Patient-specific predictions of outcomes in myocardial infarction for real-time emergency use: a thrombolytic predictive instrument
Abstracts: Poll: outlays on tech pay big rewards; firms say technology upgrades have improved productivity and the level of purchasing acumen
Abstracts: Treatment of acromegaly with the growth hormone-receptor antagonist pegvisomant. Growth hormone for the elderly?
Abstracts: Microsoft judge has harsh words for appeals court, Gates in book. White House will be briefed on plan to break up Microsoft
Abstracts: Ruling out acute myocardial infarction: a prospective multicenter validation of a 12-hour strategy for patients at low risk
Abstracts: Sullivan & Cromwell cross-exam goes on and on... Is Microsoft's trial counsel putting judge to sleep? Or does it have a master plan?
Abstracts: Compaq earnings meet estimates by anaylsts; strong revenue growth is predicted. Compaq meets forecast with flat revenue
Abstracts: A Silicon Valley laboratory shuts down; research effort tried to shape technology still years away. I.B.M. computer researchers push tiny to a new extreme
Abstracts: France Telecom, Deutsche Telekom explore selling stakes in Sprint. Deutsche Telekom talks in U.S. are heating up
Abstracts: Two big vendors of financial data weigh a merger: Thomson eyes Reuters in move that confirms high interest in sector
Abstracts: Ford steers toward a strategy; European chief pins hopes for a rebirth on new models, revamped ads. (Ford Europe's Nick Scheele)
Abstracts: E-commerce gets hard cell; mobile phone is poised to dominate Internet transactions in the region. Global Tech shifts to a retail strategy
Abstracts: Overseas Union Bank hopes Web joint venture clicks. (First-E in joint venture with Overseas Union Bank). Sale of property, noncore assets shakes up Singapore bank
Abstracts: Newmont Gold -mine closure blocked by Supreme Court. (Indonesia's Supreme Court). Geologist doubt fraud in Bre-X's Busang find
Abstracts: Employee benefits and the Society of Financial Service Professionals. Forming an employee benefit study group
Abstracts: Boomer wake-up call: balancing work and caregiving and the costs involved. Longevity: risk or reward?
Abstracts: Sanofi and Synthelabo agree to merge forming a top 20 global drug maker. Aventis to sell research center in France to subsidiary of DuPont
Abstracts: Wal-Mart leaves South Korea by selling stores to local rival. Cybex and Apex agree to merge in $2 billion deal
Abstracts: Seagram's loss in quarter is held in check by liquor, music units. Seagram expects units to post strong earnings in fiscal 2000
Abstracts: Cathay Pacific flies high after beating '99 profit forecasts. Cathay Pacific posts record net and forges ahead
Abstracts: Swiss Life, Aegon, Royal & Sun report disappointing results. Aegon net is expected to rise 26%
Abstracts: Roles de la communication et de la grammaire pour les novices du francais langue etrangere. Comment gerer la variation dans l'enseignement du francais langue etrangere aux Etats-Unis
Abstracts: Microsoft posts sharply lower earnings; fiscal 4th-quarter revenue was up 13%, but forecast for 1st period is gloomy
Abstracts: Australia's tiny but lucrative market attracts start-ups. (Local air service business). On-Time Data of Region's Airlines Puts Them in the Front of the Class
Abstracts: Microsoft Money takes the lead in software for personal finances. New Microsoft Office has nice additions, but there's a hitch
Abstracts: Cable investment is banned; foreigners may not take stakes in TV networks. (China's State Administration for Radio, Film and Television)
Abstracts: Marketing fast and costly oven poses a tricky challenge for GE. Whirlpool conjures up appliance divas
Abstracts: New catalog tackles inspirational products with book, Web site. Female Athlete goes to bat with more prospecting, new Web site
Abstracts: West & Vaughan named agency of record for BTB Web site taskpoint. Land Rover rolls over to GSD&M Advertising
Abstracts: GoTo.com boosts number of sites hosting keyword-targeted searches. Cahoots enters live customer service arena
Abstracts: Federated consolidates catalogs, Web sites into direct division. Interpublic consolidates direct response media
Abstracts: Car makers target film buffs, young: Oldsmobile gets Dorothy to Wizard on time. Nissan campaign uses tie-in with film director
Abstracts: Privacy laws inappropriate at this time, FTC tells Congress. Firms unveil yet another privacy seal
Abstracts: Gator.com takes a bite out of filling in those online registration forms. Vitessa fires shot over bow of Web affiliate program
Abstracts: Portland arena gets TicketMaster's online printing technology. BuyMedia adds another medium to lineup
Abstracts: AlphaGraphics taps TargetSmart to help personalize its mailing. Eagle signs with DateWatch.com
Abstracts: Drinks.com deploys infrastructure to allow cost-effective growth. Company looks to integrate methods of contact with customers
Abstracts: First time buying a home? Good luck, in this market: Skyrocketing prices in large areas make dream seem unreal
Abstracts: The taxation of foreign investments in developing countries under the treaty regime: the African experience. The interaction of Canada's thin capitalization rule and the Canada-United States Tax Treaty
Abstracts: International provisions of the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997. Drawbacks for commercially interchangeable merchandise
Abstracts: White House proposes liberalized rules for export sales of encryption software. Cisco and ex-customers engage in seamy dispute
Abstracts: Commission seeks to set drug-price cap: Foreign manufacturers call move 'biggest challenge' to face industry. Beijing retracts ban on logos; foreign magazine covers can carry brands
Abstracts: Right number? In Southern California, Cox Communications rattles a Baby Bell; cable firm's efforts signal that local phone service can handle competition; a door-to-door approach
Abstracts: NTT takes on the big boys; having triumphed at home Japan's giant steps into international ring. (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp.)
Abstracts: SoBe hopes edgy ads can induce masses to try its 'Lizard Fuel.'(South Beach Beverage to launch radio ads)(Advertising)
Abstracts: 60 minutes with John W. Clark, Acting Assistant Attorney General, Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice
Abstracts: The first principles approach to antitrust, Kodak, and antitrust at the millennium. Competitive effects of partial ownership: financial interest and corporate control
Abstracts: Anticompetitive aspects of market-share discounts and other incentives to exclusive dealing. Proof of competitive effects in monopolization cases: a response to Professor Muris
Abstracts: The Sherman Act's unintended bias against Lilliputians: small players' collective action as a counter to relational market power
Abstracts: At Microsoft's home base, vitriol and a sense of unfairness. Microsoft plans to shift product focus to the Internet
Abstracts: Eni enters into fiendly deal to take over Lasmo: Cash offer of 4.38 billion euros tops Hess' bid. Eni to purchase British Borneo
Abstracts: Crude calculation: awash in a gusher of cash, oil firms are reluctant investors. TotalFina-Elf sees further synergies from its mergers
Abstracts: Microsoft sees clear victory on 'bundling'; but critics say ruling puts limits on Windows. Pondering the impact of a breakup; some say it may be too late to dismantle Microsoft
Abstracts: U.K. money manager moves to close funds: possible SEC action leads to the plans; no losses expected. Tiger plans to liquidate its $6.5 billion in assets
Abstracts: SAP in talks with DaimlerChrysler about partnering in online venture. SAP shares tumble as analysts worry about strategy
Abstracts: Fight for United Biscuits grows after bid by Danone-led group. Proposing tender, Icahn seeks 40% of Nabisco Group
Abstracts: The case for a breakup; best competition for the Windows system exists within Microsoft, government says. Antitrust deal is called big victory for Microsoft
Abstracts: Cinven nears C697.1 million deal to buy McKechnie; equity group seeks to take engineering firm private. Mannesmann board to decide on offer by Thyssen Krupp
Abstracts: Railtrack will ask U.K. regulator to advance 1.55 billion euros payment. Railtrack unveils spending plan
Abstracts: Many analysts think the old-style expensive portal deals deserve more scrutiny from e-tailers. Prospective dot-com employees, growing in number, are more selective in employment
Abstracts: Radiotronica Is Digging Its Way Into The Telecommunications World. Telefonos de Mexico plans to list on Latibex
Abstracts: Two record labels settle copyright suit with MP3.com; a new day may be dawning in online music distribution. Music industry wins ruling in U.S. court; judge says MP3.com violated copyright law
Abstracts: Looking through Microsoft's window; on the firm's sprawling campus, it's almost business as usual as talk of breakup brews
Abstracts: If Philip Morris becomes Altria, its corporate image may lose some of the odor of stale smoke. Michael Jordan movie is sports marketing in new and thinner air
Abstracts: Attachment patterns in eating disorders: past in the present. Eating disorders: Psyche or Soma?
Abstracts: Perceived expressed emotion in the siblings and parents of hospitalized patients with anorexia nervosa. Development of an instrument to assess readiness to recover in anorexia nervosa
Abstracts: Disordered eating in three communities of China: A comparative study of female high school students in Hong Kong, Shenzhen, and rural Hunan
Abstracts: Altered body fat distribution after recovery of weight in patients with anorexia nervosa. Multi-impulsivity among bulimic patients in Japan
Abstracts: Psychiatric disorders in women with bulimia nervosa and their first-degree relatives: effects of comorbid substance dependence
Abstracts: Subliminal activation of abandonment- and eating-related schemata: Relationship with eating disordered attitudes in a nonclinical population
Abstracts: Sex of opponent influences response to a potential status signal in house sparrows. Alternative mechanisms of nonindependent mate choice
Abstracts: The development of alarm-call response behaviour in free-living juvenile Belding's ground squirrels. Retention of social recognition after hibernation in Belding's ground squirrels
Abstracts: Behavioural and hormonal responses to capture stress in the male red-sided garter snake, Thamnophis sirtalis pairetalis
Abstracts: Females prefer noninfected males as mates in the grain beetle Tenebrio molitor: Evidence in pre- and postcopulatory behaviours
Abstracts: Female song sparrow, Melospiza melodia, response to simulated conspecific and heterospecific intrusion across three seasons
Abstracts: Maternal social status and birth sex ratio in domestic pigs: an analysis of mechanisms. Social tactics of pigs in a competitive foraging task: The 'informed forager' paradigm
Abstracts: Geographical variation in temporal and spatial vocalization patterns of male harbour seals in the mating season
Abstracts: Compaq agrees to pay $220 million to buy online retailer Shopping.com. PC firms, suppliers plan online exchange
Abstracts: ThermaSilk commercials enter the big-budget realm of fairy tales, dragons and special effects. Cliff Freeman's campaign for Church's uses the working class and humor to sell chicken
Abstracts: First-trimester maternal serum PAPP-A and free-beta subunit human chorionic gonadotropin concentrations and nuchal translucency are associated with obstetric complications: A population-base screening study (the FASTER trial)
Abstracts: Can ultrasound replace dilation and curettage? A longitudinal evaluation of postmenopausal bleeding and transvaginal sonographic measurement of the endometrium as predictors of endometrial cancer
Abstracts: The role of nitric oxide in mediating adenosine-induced increases in uterine blood flow in the oophorectomized nonpregnant sheep
Abstracts: Europe heads toward a telecom megamerger; Spain's Telefonica is in talks for a deal valuing KPN at over $60 billion
Abstracts: Singapore plays start-up game: but do former technocrats-turned-entrepreneurs know the rules? E-ntertainment tomorrow?
Abstracts: Finally, Toshiba turns it on: focus on Internet is credited for stock upswing. Power outage in Japan
Abstracts: Volatility may unsettle Cyber Works - HKT merger plan: if stocks of Richard Li's concern continues to fall, value of takeover bid would plunge too
Abstracts: Hikari's core strategies may save stock from oblivion. (Hikari Tsushin). Internet millionaire falls hard in Japan; can he rise again?
Abstracts: Siam Makro uses its noodle: discount retailer carves niche in tough market. Hard-hit Siam Cement begins to get some footing
Abstracts: Final QTIP regulations provide flexibility in postmortem planning. Relation-back doctriine applied to annual exclusion gift checks
Abstracts: A marriage of convenience: the credit shelter trust and qualified plan and IRA benefits. Avoiding a penalty on early distributions from qualified plans and IRAs
Abstracts: DaimlerChrysler net dives 58% but beats analyst expectations. DaimlerChrysler reports drop in operating profit
Abstracts: Lucent posts $8.8 billion loss due to costs of restructuring. Lucent profit soars by 41% to exceed analysts' estimates
Abstracts: Boeing's earnings more than double despite a softening U.S. economy. Boeing's net declines 11% as a result of 40-day strike
Abstracts: Metallica to try to prevent fans from downloading recordings. Chief of MP3.com testifies in music copyright hearing
Abstracts: Minority discount was applied to determine FMV before special-use valuation was calculated. Estate tax deductions were not limited to size of probate estate
Abstracts: PepsiCo's quarterly earnings rise by 16%, beating expectations. PepsiCo's net rises by 275 on snack, juice businesses
Abstracts: Interpublic does some reshuffling as it prepares to become the world's largest agency company. An agency moves to consolidate its media services in a diversifying consumer market
Abstracts: SAP's quarterly earnings fell amid a sluggish rise in sales. SAP's shares take a beating on weak third-quarter sales
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