Abstracts: Packet-writing software. Rewriting simply a drag. Rivals for Web designers
Abstracts: World braces for asset sales, exports crush: Asian economies are adopting the Western business model to export their way out of trouble
Abstracts: Duke case parties regroup. Forensics: cheques, lies, videotape and nappies. Arthur Andersen faces a future competing with its offspring
Abstracts: Perjury charge a stretch, say nation's DA's. One Starr subpoena awakens the defense bar. Talk straight, risk jail? Top criminal defense lawyers warn Clinton against being candid
Abstracts: Exit Kenneth Starr, enter... team Schippers, the House lawyer-gumshoe squad for any impeachment probe. Starr inquiry, Paula Jones suit collide
Abstracts: America Online to raise fee for unlimited use to $21.95: stock up nearly $12 after announcement. A reorganization is expected at America Online
Abstracts: What's behind Cablevision's offbeat buys? Adelphia is buying Frontier Vision in $1 billion deal. Comcast to acquire MediaOne for $48.63 billion in stock; merger will strengthen No. 3 cable-TV firm in relation to rivals
Abstracts: A comparison of injections of botulinum toxin and topical nitroglycerin ointment for the treatment of chronic anal fissure
Abstracts: Priceline.com stock zooms in offering. In bots we trust? Online shopping guides hunt for bargains, but only the bargains they want you to see
Abstracts: Is moderate alcohol use related to wages? Evidence from four worksites. The joint demand for cigarettes and marijuana: evidence from the National Household Surveys on Drug Abuse
Abstracts: Finding a pinch hitter; in case of emergency, don't leave work without designating a backup. Kissing law books goodbye; many small firms are retooling their libraries via new technologies
Abstracts: Japan's research institutes face cuts in maintenance budgets. Japan maintains research funding boost...
Abstracts: A record of atmospheric halocarbons during the twentieth century from polar firn air. The key to the past?
Abstracts: Have a seat: treat your tush to one of these new saddles designed just for women. Women's wares
Abstracts: The creatine quandary. The skinny on fat. Build better bones
Abstracts: You're ready to ride. But is your body? We'll get you back in shape in 30 days. Training in transit
Abstracts: Even 'smart' weapons will not make Saddam do as he's told. A lesson in how not to control Iraq. Strategy aims at endgame for Saddam
Abstracts: 'The Betty Ford Clinic changed my life.' (singer Lorna Luft)(Revelations) 'My first miracle was that I suddenly became musical.' (Errol Brown tells of becoming songwriter)(Revelations)
Abstracts: Bill is the talk of Davos - not just his troubles, but his economy. part 2 The Davos elite sober up after euphoria of the millennium party
Abstracts: Can Jack Straw prove himself an exceptional Home Secretary? Betrayed: the luvvies Labour's lost. New Labour needs to ally itself with middlebrow culture
Abstracts: Pile 'em deep, sell 'em cheap. The CEO without an ego. Compaq buys its way to the top
Abstracts: Face to face. Private lives go public in job swap
Abstracts: Rich pickings. Present at the creation of an icon. Mitchelton's formula for value
Abstracts: Rest in peace, John Howard. Howard gets desperate. Kernot demolishes a political convention
Abstracts: MPs squirm in their marginal seats. Temperatures climb, standards slide. Conference may live or die by the Sword
Abstracts: He does it again: Saddam provokes another crisis, this time over poison tests on humans. Battle stations: plans take shape for an air war on Iraq, but success may be elusive
Abstracts: Babe poll results: the celebs you begged for! Music men. Superstar Valentines
Abstracts: Thrift industry. part 16
Abstracts: Oilfield services/equipment. Thrift industry. Insurance (life) industry
Abstracts: Publishing industry. Internet industry. Drug industry
Abstracts: Tracking rights offerings: shares skid at time of tender, Jardine finds. Investment experts turn to EVA for picks
Abstracts: Rupiah impact seen weaker: ability to dent region's currencies reduced. Uncertainty in foreign exchange: newly floated currencies look cheap, but watchers see further skid
Abstracts: Private-equity investors find prospects galore in 1998. Malaysia's economic woes may quell investors' spirits
Abstracts: Banking industry is expected to face further turmoil. Who is right, Moody's or the Bank of China? U.S. bankers grow more confident of increased stability
Abstracts: American Express, Pain Webber move into Japan. Insurance market opened: Toho Mutual Venture puts GE Capital in Japan
Abstracts: Hong Kong finds itself short of change: consumers fume as street dealers turn coins into a hot commodity. No end is near for Hong Kong's delays in real estate
Abstracts: Analysts ponder CCT move; spin-off of HKNet could prove lucrative. AsiaSat's fizzled launch sparks buying opportunity
Abstracts: Some pros hail a bargain after falls at Steady Safe. Buybacks in Japan decline: fall may bode ill for share prices, analysts say
Abstracts: Our flexible friend. ICL to pioneer the 'private-PFI' sell-off. Suite promises
Abstracts: The art of space craft. Slow crawl. Reach for the sky
Abstracts: Word play. Property - love it or leave it? Putting a value on property
Abstracts: Born-again builders. Minister eyes REITs funding. RICS rejects idea to help stop gazumping
Abstracts: Fading independents. Signals at green. Freedom to move
Abstracts: A bigger splash. White rose cultivation. From strength to strength
Abstracts: City welcomes float but looks to be convinced. Delancey sparks Greycoat auction. Town Centre joins Ewart fray
Abstracts: Managed care: what is its impact on physician assistants? Marketing the Physician Assistant Profession. Telemedicine
Abstracts: Decades of dithering. More questions than answers at talkfest. Federal politics: new Labor: no dissent, no debate, no passion
Abstracts: Toast the republic with a well-aged regicide. Hold the phone, a new vintage is born. Koonunga Hill marches to majority
Abstracts: The road to a republic is still long and winding. Branch stackers' days are numbered. Kernot demolishes a political convention
Abstracts: Running for cover. The trouble with Willey. Clinton and the intern
Abstracts: U S West Media Group reports $133 million loss for 4th quarter. Cable firms consider removing ESPN from basic tier, passing costs to fans
Abstracts: Steel (integrated) industry. Steel (general) industry. part 2
Abstracts: Currency remains a worry, with hedging seen as answer. Devaluation of Yuan isn't likely to be in the cards. Peg for local currency is tested by region's crisis: city faces more pressure to devalue its dollar as neighbors appear a better investment bargain
Abstracts: Snake Charmer. Stage craft. SS Success
Abstracts: The ultimate food plot. Madmen of December; three late-season deer masters share their hard-earned secrets for trophy whitetails
Abstracts: No simple answer to recent amphibian declines. Several states pass laws to regulate animal waste. Toxic chemical use reporting debated on state and national levels
Abstracts: Role of nanoporosity and hydrophobicity in sequestration and bioavailability: tests with model solids. Combined effect of sequestration and bioremediation in reducing the bioavailability of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in soil
Abstracts: Chemical preservation of volatile organic compounds in soil. Round-robin study of performance evaluation soils vapor-fortified with volatile organic compounds
Abstracts: Horizontal bubble train apparatus for heterogeneous chemistry studies: uptake of gas-phase formaldehyde. Detection and estimation of part-per-billion levels of formaldehyde using a portable high-throughput liquid absorption air sampler
Abstracts: Identification of the nickel uranyl phosphate deposits on citrobacter sp. cells by electron microscopy with electron probe X-ray microanalysis and by proton-induced X-ray emission analysis
Abstracts: Occurrence of pesticides in shallow groundwater of the United States: initial results from the National Water-Quality Assessment Program
Abstracts: Computer Sciences Corp. defenses against takeover to be probed. Computer services company vows fight on hostile offer; some analysts urge suitor to end its bid
Abstracts: Computer Sciences opens door to sale while rejecting CA's $9.18 billion bid. Computer Sciences' board rejects bid by CA, setting stage for bruising fight
Abstracts: Seven indies battle to win Question Time. The ICG - is it a fat lot of use? War and fees
Abstracts: Redchips and H shares suffer delays. Nanhai tests the IPP market in China. China projects seek new financing methods
Abstracts: Computer makers are selling off pieces of your PC. Good-quality laptops are starting to get a little less expensive
Abstracts: Excite, a Web directory service, in a 2-year deal with Netscape. Hostile offer for computer services unit
Abstracts: Computer Sciences files suit to stop Bear Stearns from aiding CA in bid. Computer Associates opens hostile bid of $9.18 billion for Computer Sciences
Abstracts: Eye catching: how new media are racing to become the mass media; in terms of the audience, size matters. But how big? And by whose measure?
Abstracts: A 'practical' solution; F.C.C.'s give and take in SBC-Ameritech merger deal. U.S. judge stays his ruling on long-distance service
Abstracts: Enjoying speedy link to the Internet, after a slow start. Cybergiant AOL adds welcome features to revamped service
Abstracts: Have you got what it takes? Ship shape and Bristol fashion. The Broadgate legacy
Abstracts: The day Wallis and her husband met the prince and his mistress. A loving slave who buckled Wallis's shoes and painted her toenails
Abstracts: The oldest teenager in Hollywood. This is the end of the innocence. A very uncommon man
Abstracts: Jack of all trades and master of most. We all need the kiss of the muse. Cracking players - and paprika too
Abstracts: Nothing ventured.... Trust in us: it's not a wind-up. Assessing a risky business
Abstracts: To profit from endowments you need a policy of no surrender. Worth checking out in the age of supermarket savings
Abstracts: You listen to Radio 4, but will Radio 4 listen to you? Snap, crackle, pop go the ratings. A kiss goodbye to radical radio
Abstracts: Islington is where the Hollywood stars shine. Britannia rules the stage. Exeunt omnes. Farewell then to the Old Vic
Abstracts: Carl Wilson. Johnny Moore. Charlie Foxx
Abstracts: Britain can't rescue the world economy. Deflationary times dull gold's allure. Economic sense and political sensibilities over the euro
Abstracts: Why the Web isn't delivering the goods. Still online in the land of the free. Forget the shopping trolley, use a CD-Rom
Abstracts: Run faster? It's all in the genes. One-stop shop for the professionals. Is your system critical, peripheral or in the grey area?
Abstracts: Power of the union in Downing St. Can you say the unsayable when Downing Street is your client? Mrs Blair, the serious celebrity
Abstracts: Would you spend 100 pounds sterling on a new face? The hidden meaning behind your mascara. Making up may be hard to do, but it's worth it
Abstracts: Tease the last from Tessa. Understanding the stock market. Blinded by the spectre of Hector
Abstracts: What madness is this? Bombs are not the way to peace. A strange day in barefoot Baghdad. Albanians sign up to an empty peace
Abstracts: Markets are soaring, profits are high - where is the investment boom? Go away, ye merchants of gloom, your wares are not needed here
Abstracts: In search of common ground. Fair pay for all nurses. A world of opportunities
Abstracts: When knowledge is power. Has the NHS learned from its mistakes? Taken on board
Abstracts: IV therapy: an expanding role with implications for education. Lecturer-practitioners: serving two masters for a common cause
Abstracts: Quid pro quo? Investigative reporting. Climate of opinion
Abstracts: The wage sage. Avoiding future shock. Institution chiefs' pay rise double lecturers' increase
Abstracts: Don't believe the hype over the Yuan. Dollar borrowings face battle if yuan is devalued. Devaluation of Yuan isn't likely to be in the cards
Abstracts: In the nick of time: crisis distracts banks from 'millenium bug.' (Thailand) Financial crisis in region is a test of survival for Asian banks; but rules for success are changing
Abstracts: Cultural differences divide creditors and Asian debtors; Prachai's Thai Petrochemical Industry illustrates how hard it can be to foreclose after default
Abstracts: Investors balk at hotel deal: some fear state of Shanghai Industrial's parent. First Pacific to sell stake in Hagemayer: Hong Kong-based company also acknowledges San Miguel investment
Abstracts: 7-Eleven Japan loses luster: contrarian view emerges despite firm's success. Touting Seven-Eleven Japan
Abstracts: Anatomy of a hit. The lost audience. Fresh faces of '97
Abstracts: A net for newborns: Delaware Valley council's master plan: make sure every infant has a doctor. Contract balk
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