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Abstracts: California retail scene finally brightening. How to develop a framework for success. Ohio retailer pays attention to little things
Abstracts: Rest. Hardware stock takes off. High Point booming. RTO pioneer spreads wings
Abstracts: Faster delivery times meet customers' needs. Colonial Heights' approach to defects is flawless. Strong delivery systems help retailers lower costs, improve service
Abstracts: Oracle kit aims at cutting costs. Moore Corp. runs training as business. Reebok creates game plan for SAP
Abstracts: Compaq service will continue on SSP channel course. DecisionOne packages support center offering. Hardware leasing may be trend of the future
Abstracts: Compaq Services div. continues its course. Consulting takes a write turn. Brand loyalty pays off for sheriffs
Abstracts: HP names three parts distributors. Big deal! Outsourcing pacts growing in scope. Textron adds to vendor mix
Abstracts: DecisionOne packages midrange support offering. Banc One strikes up outsourcing alliance. Nantucket Comm. Bank hits the 'Net
Abstracts: UPS strike creates support ripples. CVSI charts new course with service portfolio. IBM shrink-wraps new support offering
Abstracts: Compaq service will continue on SSP channel course. AT&T Solutions moves to gobble up IBM Global Network. Wang goes Dutch
Abstracts: Bendata International's Heat for Windows 3.5. Computer Associates' Paradigm, version 3.5. Platinum Technology's AutoAnswer V.3.3
Abstracts: UPS strike creates support ripples. Support teamwork helps Telemechanics in 3270 arena. Staples isn't just for paper anymore
Abstracts: Doing your homework. Keeping IT simple. Who really won the PC warranty wars?
Abstracts: Nortel gets down to business; brings Unix systems inhouse. Alphaserv.com leverages Web tool division. PCSS enhances its on-line warranty processing product
Abstracts: Perkin-Elmer consolidating, outsourcing its data centers. Make plans for MAC. Sonoco shifts its outsourcing scale
Abstracts: CompUSA tuning up systems to facilitate corporate support push. part 2 Software Artistry comes into Tivoli's fold
Abstracts: IMI connects with Abalon's SFA. Wang goes global. Choice acquires
Abstracts: DecisionOne packages midrange support offering. Behind the ol' nine ball. Wang goes global
Abstracts: The Vantive Corp.'s Vantive Helpdesk. Vantive Corp.'s Vantive HelpDesk version 8. New Vantive chief brings customer's perspective to CRM
Abstracts: Airborne eyes vendors' performance; shipping company uses monthly reports to keep tabs on providers. External is in
Abstracts: Perkin-Elmer consolidating, outsourcing its data centers. IBM aims Corepoint at CRM market. Network professionals call out for professional growth
Abstracts: Make plans for MAC. Hershey keeps time with CliNet. CFI converts to thin clients
Abstracts: Dow Corning sets its own path for systems management success. GDC Services steps away from OEM parent
Abstracts: Big names heading into services software. Navara mobilizes business software. Cisco program aims to ease enterprise management
Abstracts: Insurance industry handles road warriors. BayStone targets implementation pricing. Disaster recovery planning tools offer more services
Abstracts: CoreTech Consulting sells off SSI. DG spins off depot business. GDC Services steps away from OEM parent
Abstracts: Software Artistry's Expert Advisor Version 5.0. Clarify Inc's ClearHelpDesk Version 6.0. Computer Associates' Paradigm, version 3.5
Abstracts: The Riyadh-Vienna decisions and the world oil market. Sanctions on Iran, Iraq, Libya: update and analysis of trends
Abstracts: U.S. sanctions on Iran: how long will they last? United States sanctions against Iran: current status and future direction
Abstracts: Broad Spectrum Sun Protection: the Issues and Status. Notes from Europe. Polyurethane-1 for VOC 55 Hairsprays
Abstracts: United States v. Carlton: retroactive application of tax legislation meets the Due Process Clause in the Supreme Court
Abstracts: Third generation of corporate charter sales. Goldilocks meets Private Letter Ruling 9809051. Partial liquidations may stage a comeback
Abstracts: The specification of money demand, fiscal policy, and exchange rate dynamics. Calibration and real business cycle models: an unothodox experiment
Abstracts: The demand for M1 in a large macroeconomic system: evidence from cointegration analysis. Income velocity in turbulent times: the role of institutional factors in the New Zealand experience
Abstracts: Economic growth with negative externalities in innovation. Inflation and capital accumulation in a two-sector cash-in-advance economy
Abstracts: Sitting on the fence. Guarding the globe. Germans alarmed by Anglo-Saxon influence
Abstracts: The Quality Housing and Work Responsibility Act: how LHAs are affected. Welfare reform: how the new law affects LHAs
Abstracts: Joint Venture Partner Unable to Defer Gain Under Section 1033 When Property was Not Distributed Until One Day Prior to Closing of Condemnation Sale
Abstracts: Proposed Regulations on Qualified Nonrecourse Financing Help Clarify Open Issues. Washington Tax Watch - Proposed Regulations Address Income Exclusion for Certain Real Property Business Indebtedness
Abstracts: The Perils of Owning Corporate Stock Through a Partnership. Traps for the Unwary Continue to Exist Under New Regs. Governing Allocation of Partnership Depreciation Recapture
Abstracts: Impact of the new proposed and final check-the-box regulations on partnership tax status. Income That IRA Received From Limited Partnership Was UBTI
Abstracts: Receipt of Partnership Interest in Exchange for Services: Still Polishing the Diamond. Withdrawal Payments to Retired Law Partner Treated as Distributive Share of Partnership Income
Abstracts: Environmental management by marketing decision-makers in financial services. Economic versus social exchange in marketing places: an empirical study among manufacturing firms
Abstracts: The Guinness (OG) book of peppers! The sweetest, the hottest, the biggest, the smallest ... we reveal the champions of the capsicum crowd!
Abstracts: EAT ANYWHERE and still LOSE WEIGHT. 71 weight loss tips that really work. Fight back fast: give us a month and we'll help you beat the holiday bulge!
Abstracts: SBC emerging as a bull in the F.C.C.'s China shop. Court bars Bells from offering long distance. A U.S. Judge strikes down parts of '96 Telecommunications Act; regional Bells may offer long-distance service
Abstracts: Microsoft to buy e-mail start-up in stock deal. Microsoft, in a swipe at Sun, introduces new tools to use Java only on Windows
Abstracts: $62 billion deal to shift balance in phone industry: third of market at stake: deal for Ameritech continues reversal of 1984 breakup from 7 Baby Bells to 4
Abstracts: On the Internet, forever-mutating debates. U.S. expected to support shift in administration of the Internet. America Online strikes deal for 2 Internet music companies
Abstracts: Sony plans to purchase a 5% stake in NextLevel. NextLevel pact draws Sony Corp., Thomson-CSF unit. TCI Group tallies digital subscribers at 1 million and posts $52 million net
Abstracts: A big western Bell rides east to buy Connecticut phone company. In phoneland, it gets lonely at the middle
Abstracts: SBC to acquire SNET for $4.26 billion: Baby Bell is first to join long-distance market with New England deal. part 2
Abstracts: THE TOP TEN Medical Advances of 1998. The 10 greatest medical advances of 1996. The top 10 medical advances of 1997
Abstracts: Goodbye Santa, hello Uncle Sam. A grab-bag of changes. Adding it up: there are 824 code changes in the new tax law - here are seven strategies that could ring up savings for you
Abstracts: Wireless TV finally gets validation; Sprint and MCI acquire many small carriers. SBC emerging as a bull in the F.C.C.'s China shop
Abstracts: The politics of a crisis. Strings attached. Dollars and sense
Abstracts: Smooth operation. Check this out. Web calling
Abstracts: Susan J. Quaal: the global and local impact of a transformational leader. Martha N. Hill: transformational leader
Abstracts: What if the trickle into Swiss francs turns into a speculative flood? 'Who do I call, if I want to talk to Europe?' sniffed Kissinger. Between now and 30 June, the answer to that question will be Britain - and if it has any sense, America will be calling often
Abstracts: 48 hours in the life of Seville. 48 hours in South Tyneside. The package holiday: good for you, and great for the world
Abstracts: A paradise of premieres, powder and poseurs. Guess what we're having for dinner. Going the full monty ... again
Abstracts: Will the boys who can't read still end up as the men on top? 'We stood alone against the enemy.' (fair play in United Kingdom)(What Does It Mean To Be British?, part 6)(Weekend Review)
Abstracts: Tony Blair's millennium bug army. Beware: Big Brother has an eye on your e-mail. Even Blair can't stop the countdown to Armageddon
Abstracts: If an ad agency got pregnant .... Not a saint but an Abbott, an advertisement for himself. The new creatives wear suits and ties
Abstracts: What's a fighting vehicle, then? Brown puts poor at top of agenda. Brown extends Welfare to Work to the over-25s
Abstracts: The Rev Raymond E Brown. Catholicos Karekin I. Archbishop Bronislaw Dabrowski
Abstracts: The cattle diplomat makes history. Anti-foreign feeling grows as slump hits nation's self-esteem. South Korea close to rescue deal with bankers as Asian currencies tumble further
Abstracts: How the next global crisis will be different for investors. Euro will help slay our inflation dragon. The European countries living with the wrong rates
Abstracts: Nothing on unemployment, nothing on East Asia. What is G7 good for? The dawning of the age of the Anglo-Saxon
Abstracts: True confessions of a social outcast. The bickering on display about the Dome is what's most revealing. Welcome to the Dome, have a complimentary Ketchip
Abstracts: Halewood secures baby Jaguar with 50m pounds sterling DTI grant. part 2 Rolls-Royce falls into German hands
Abstracts: Has Bill Clinton pulled off a foreign policy triumph? Stealth pilot rescued from inside Serbia. Khatami launches TV diplomacy with America
Abstracts: IBM wins 1,724 patents for No. 1 spot on '97 list, but fruits of R&D fall 8%. IBM picked to develop, run a system for United Technologies procurement
Abstracts: The truth about fat-burning. How much should you run? The runner's guide to low-fat living
Abstracts: Inside the Serb machine. I watched as 'TV Slobbo' turned into voice of hate. Hello, good evening, and welcome to Bosnia's Hate TV
Abstracts: Shiny and manageable, but can she cut it? He's back, and this time he's drenching Miss Driver. Stumbling on the road to 'Fallen.' (actor Denzel Washington)
Abstracts: Beware the intolerant certainties of European liberals. Don't tell me to stay home and watch World Cup football on the telly
Abstracts: With cable deal, AT&T makes move to regain empire. AT&T profit surges 42% on cost cuts; but Wall St. is wary over huge cable deal
Abstracts: Netscape uses browser to beef up Web business. Netscape reports a small and unexpected profit. Netscape expected to cut 400 workers as growth slows, Microsoft toughens
Abstracts: Drugstore industry. part 7
Abstracts: Speed, props and power: set up your model for scale flight. Multi-engine setup techniques. So you want it big!
Abstracts: OT news from near and far. A prototype pattern ship. Clinton DeSoto: an R/C pioneer
Abstracts: Microsoft rebuffed in bid to exclude expert in antitrust case. U.S. v. Microsoft: the bigger question
Abstracts: Increased immunization rates among inner-city, African-American children: a randomized trial of case management
Abstracts: Microsoft asks for dismissal of U.S. suit. It takes time to build a Xanadu for Citizen Gates. Microsoft's window on 1998 is creating a siege mentality
Abstracts: Now, Big Blue is at your service: IBM using size to its advantage. Hostile offer for computer services unit
Abstracts: Mitsubishi unit bets big on digital TV, to end sales of standard sets in U.S. Microsoft, Harman Design, produce remote control
Abstracts: Here come the judges: plugging in courts is slow, steady work. Electronic court filings spread: three steps forward, two back
Abstracts: Change time. Bitter memories. What's in store
Abstracts: Jimmy come lately. The eccentric in the Funny Car. Bobby and his boys: with twilight approaching, Indy-car's only driver/owner builds for the future
Abstracts: You can stop digging now, Robin, the hole's big enough. You ask the questions. Lover man's lesson is: reform Parliament
Abstracts: Betty Marsden. Patricia Hayes. Mae Questel
Abstracts: Could the single currency ever break apart? Don't take risks on EMU, Mr Blair. Leverage and the lender of last resort
Abstracts: Give me a break: Florence on 250 pounds sterling. Tiffin territory. The package holiday: good for you, and great for the world
Abstracts: The music goes round and round. Welcome to the pleasure dome. The bickering on display about the Dome is what's most revealing
Abstracts: It's in London and it's a lovely white house on a hill (but not as you'd imagine it). Donna Karan wanted someone to make her look good
Abstracts: That special relationship - between Europe and the US. Saddam's last-ditch plea to West. China's fury fails to kill peace plan
Abstracts: What is happening at Queen's College Belfast? It's time that we declared war on the class system. Double trouble for staff as student figures soar
Abstracts: Looking for the best - for free. A bad way to educate boys. Playing the game: champions of field and class
Abstracts: Satisfied workers make for good service. The death of loyalty. Sun, sea, sand - and success
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