Abstracts: So is Heat ever going to be hot enough? High style comes home. Have you got the balls for women's work?
Abstracts: The virtual revolution at your fingertips. Car retailers go into superdrive. Farewell then, Arthur Daley
Abstracts: Policy framework missing. A year of chatter but little money. Lots of questions but too few answers
Abstracts: Stand-off in Jakarta. Suharto reasserts Jakarta's compliance with IMF. If only ...
Abstracts: Cracked veneer. Take steroids. Fair shares
Abstracts: Adviser selected for Polish telecoms. Poland launches largest IPO. Greece moves forward with vigour
Abstracts: So you want to carry on studying .... Project yourself into the future. A degree of excellence
Abstracts: Newcastle divided as Toon army aim to camp on the moor. Club caught in football's murky world. Talk of the Toon
Abstracts: The tale of two ghost towns. 48 hours in Marseilles. 40 hours on the Seine
Abstracts: Sickies, lies, videos and tapes. Insurers rule out payment for Millennium bug claims. The price of protection against terrorist damage
Abstracts: Investing for real life. Bond of gold still glitters. Reasons to climb aboard the last PEP bandwagon
Abstracts: An Intel executive testifies of a 'credible and fairly terrifying' threat by Microsoft. Intel's chief steps down after 11 years
Abstracts: Another 'father of microprocessor' steps forward. Intel steps up use of price cuts to protect its turf and to expand
Abstracts: The little guys strike back. 'Entertailing.' (combining retailing with entertainment)(includes related articles on entertainment and dining and the shoe store, Just for Feet)(Cover Story)
Abstracts: Maritime industry. part 13
Abstracts: Shoe industry. Railroad industry
Abstracts: US business services sector attracts UK buyers. Ship shape and Liverpool fashion. Jilted UniChem finds solace in shopping spree
Abstracts: Big in Fig. The importance of being focused. Profile: Michael Tarrant, CSFB
Abstracts: US business services sector attracts UK buyers. Driving a hard bargain. A cascade of deals
Abstracts: Private companies keep their deal appeal. Volatility the enemy of volume. Getting the best out of growing companies
Abstracts: A market getting into gear. An engine for growth. The blizzard kings
Abstracts: Anyone for seconds? UK management loses the initiative. Secondary buyouts - breaking the taboo
Abstracts: Developing the underdeveloped. Extensive funds available for investment. Significant growth in the French market
Abstracts: An environment fit for growth. Investors jump on the German market. Germany's blossoming buyout market
Abstracts: High yield and alphabet debt: the comeback. Blooming again after some difficult years. Developing the underdeveloped
Abstracts: A healthy increase in deal values. Steady Dutch deal flow. Showing a marked recovery
Abstracts: Lazard sticks to knitting with new alliances. Corporate Finance at B. Metzler GmbH. Euro stars take fast track to Germany
Abstracts: Working together for the common good. Harris slams rumours of HSBC's demise. S&W enjoys a busy 12 months
Abstracts: Corporates seeking international rescue. A refreshing deal. The drinking man's merger
Abstracts: Chase wins debt race. Goldman Sachs reigns in Spain. Morgan Stanley top in France
Abstracts: Soho on the run. Winners take a vow. Stuck in a rut
Abstracts: Clive talks back. Sir Frank Lampl. Interior: the inside story
Abstracts: George Male. Jackie Blanchflower. Jimmy Scoular
Abstracts: Have you heard? Radio is critically ill. NI backs MacKenzie bid for Talk Radio. Radio to tickle your brain as well as your rhythm stick
Abstracts: Sporting challenge for TV's crown jewels. Heading for the cable revolution. It's time to stand up for the elitist view of television
Abstracts: Neither side in abortion debate likes Daschle bill. Hospice bill could improve end-of-life care - experts. Justice Scalia: want abortion or assisted suicide? Pass a law
Abstracts: Ferenczi's relaxation principle and the issue of therapeutic responsiveness. The feud between Freud and Ferenczi over love
Abstracts: Microsoft rebuttal reinterprets old E-mail; more memos are released to show context of underdog struggle. U.S. facing lightning technology shifts in Microsoft case
Abstracts: Drawing a line in the sand; suits by lifeguard, student to define standard for sexual harassment liability. Changing rules on the job; new sex harassment standards please bosses and workers
Abstracts: Divorce, New York style; study recommends new rules to protect clients, regulate lawyers. Mediation - not for adults only: ABA launches school-based dispute resolution project in 13 cities
Abstracts: Translating the risk. Paint a complete health picture. Keeping up the flow: in 1996, the life insurance industry's lapse ratio fell to lows not seen for two decades
Abstracts: GAAP under fire. Symphony in CA major. Going with the flow
Abstracts: Noninvasive diagnosis of deep venous thrombosis. Factor V Leiden mutation as a risk factor for recurrent pregnancy loss
Abstracts: Effects of Lifestyle Activity vs Structured Aerobic Exercise in Obese Women: A Randomized Trial. Relationship of physical activity and television watching with body weight and level of fatness among children: results from the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey
Abstracts: CompUSA issues profit warning as sales slow. CompUSA net falls 54% on price cuts on computers in wake of acquisition
Abstracts: Thriving in Detroit; the city's largest firms are flush, even though they don't get most of the big automakers' business. part 2
Abstracts: Brains outsmart money. Hire learning bombshell. West rejected: a radical plan to let free market forces rule in tertiary education draws heavy flak
Abstracts: Clan Macintosh feels the pain; some of the bravest hearts among Apple fans ponder a forced switch to 'the dark side.' (includes related articles on Sony's Betamax and niche uses of the Macintosh) (Product Information)
Abstracts: As a civilization crumbles, mechanical Goliaths battle. From Hitchhiker spoofs to Starship Titanic. Step right up: monsters hate, monsters fight
Abstracts: Cookies may annoy but they don't hurt. Windows 98? Just one little thing ... It's time to hunt for Easter eggs
Abstracts: Collateral damage. Out of control. Running for cover
Abstracts: Key pair clock off at the Film Factory. Digital Film reacts with Cinesite pair. UK's largest ever special effects project - Lost In Space - finally goes into orbit
Abstracts: Stirling's City legacy. Making a mark. The future is now
Abstracts: Product review. part 10
Abstracts: Specifier's choice: House on Rutland Water. Specifier's choice: British Embassy, Riga, Latvia. Building favourites
Abstracts: Who's got the TV control? It's dumb to say that culture is just plumbing the depths. Why I read, watched, listened - and then passed Lolita for cinemas
Abstracts: Vazgen Sarkissian. Hrair Maroukhian. Elias Freij
Abstracts: Why Germany envies elective dictatorship. Germany is unified at last - they all agree Helmut Kohl must go. New Labour's German cousins use their tricks, but without their finesse
Abstracts: Justice will be done. How prosecutors can help police with their inquiries. Lawyers on a loser with no win, no fee cases
Abstracts: The radio presenters' nursery. World record holder. Crazy goings on in the wee small hours
Abstracts: Lawyers' sinister death that still haunts Ulster. We may need the Americans, but peace will still come. Finally, a future that can defeat the past
Abstracts: Monument to science, if not to style. Mackintosh's first building lights up the best in design. A monument to cancer care
Abstracts: Who cares now in Kosovo? Lifting the veil. Afghanistan's gender apartheid
Abstracts: Banks' performance is seen undermining Thai upturn. Interest burden is heavy. Citibank halts due-diligence review on acquisition target
Abstracts: Surge of imports is altering Chinese market dynamics. Protectionism may be undermining rebound in the region. Banks, pressured at home, trim exposure in Hong Kong
Abstracts: Tet spending spree wanes. Artists examine ravages of economic crisis. Nation seeks to help itself with new Yen loans; plans for $5.1 billion in aid to region are part of Tokyo's efforts toward a symbiotic recovery
Abstracts: Now playing: babes in cyberspace: digital diaper set is next gleam in software industry's eye. Real Networks hopes new streaming software will open up medium
Abstracts: Answering back: Anderson's critics deliver mixed reviews. No claims, no glory. A matter of perspective
Abstracts: A confluence of Davids; present meets past as three experts discuss the future of technology in law. Putting the byte on bad software; careful analysis will tell you when to pull the plug - and when not to
Abstracts: The charitable inheritance teaches children about philanthropy. Innovative estate planning strategies using Roth IRAs
Abstracts: Accrual accounting and the efficiency of the core public sector. Application of accrual accounting in the Australian public sector - rhetoric or reality?
Abstracts: FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING REFORM IN FLEMISH MUNICIPALITIES: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION. Accrual accounting and the efficiency of the core public sector
Abstracts: DEVELOPING FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN BRITISH ACUTE HOSPITALS. Tracking resource use in a welfare organization: needs, costs and co-production
Abstracts: Public audit: a clarification of CIPFA's views - reply. Annual general meetings of NHS trusts: devolving power or ritualising accountability?
Abstracts: Recurrence risk of congenital anomalies - the impact of paternal, social, and environmental factors: a population-based study in Denmark
Abstracts: Preoperative evaluation of ovarian tumors in the premenopause by transvaginosonography. Circulating endothelial cell adhesion molecules as diagnostic markers for the early identification of pregnant women at risk for development of preeclampsia
Abstracts: Analysts are not doing their homework. The chips are down. Year 2000: the clock is ticking
Abstracts: Goodman finds a better recipe. Arnotts emerges from its blackest hour with a new will to win. Old El Paso rides high on the crest of a Mexican wave
Abstracts: Toyota banks on software to lift returns. Out of the tax factory into the sausage sizzle. Asset-rich Solution 6 finds an amicable solution to cash problems
Abstracts: Steel (general) industry. Food processing
Abstracts: Ten killed on Jakarta's streets of rage. Suharto's offer of reform falls on deaf ears. Suharto finds the old magic losing its power
Abstracts: On the crest of a new wave. Oh, what a lovely carve up! We're not on the crest of a wave
Abstracts: Add some PEPs to future plans. Risks no longer worth taking. Stock-taking time for the Pep phenomenon
Abstracts: Frank Field: I have a dream. Why my Burgundy is a socially responsible drink. The benefits of being in a friendly society
Abstracts: Information superhighway is just outside the Beltway. The dawn of HDTV, ready or not; few will actually see ABC's 101 well-defined dalmatians
Abstracts: Microsoft co-founder puts huge bet on cable-TV. Liberty Media unit is set to develop interactive cable. Billionaire Allen to buy Marcus Cable
Abstracts: KPMG and Ernst call off $18bn accountancy mega-merger. The urge to merge becomes irresistible. Saving the Tigers
Abstracts: The joy of being on the left. Welcome to the Amazons. Don't tell me about re-branding Britain, you'll never get it anyway
Abstracts: The prize fighters. Mandelson has chance to relaunch Ulster peace process. World leaders 'were target of Irish bomb.'
Abstracts: From art house to schlock tactics: that really Hurts. Acting is different for Graves. It hasn't been an easy ride
Abstracts: Microsoft co-founder puts huge bet on cable-TV. Lifetime's breast-cancer shows lure ads. Time Warner's Turner renders apology for CNN's erroneous nerve-gas report
Abstracts: Charts for rare events. Which detection rules should you use? Analyze subgroups with average and range charts
Abstracts: Beyond compliance. Accounting for quality: counting costs, reaping returns. Environmental testing : are your products under the weather?
Abstracts: NIST model boosts CMM accuracy. Have laser, will travel: contract CMM calibration proliferates. Buying inspection technology?
Abstracts: Gage management goes digital. Gage enables cam inspection. Infrared imaging finds power-converter hot spots
Abstracts: Height gage cuts inspection time. Roughness gage smooths printer production. Extensions increase gage capability
Abstracts: Fiat uses simulation to reduce WIP by 48%. Production simulation allows experimentation; try before you buy. Meet customer demands with new ERP systems
Abstracts: iGrafx professional puts punch in flowcharts. Share production data on the web with WebSPC. A simple way to perform DOE
Abstracts: Experiments uncover source of valve failures. Bridging the distance: quality data on the Internet. Electronic support cuts training time
Abstracts: 1997 federal tax legislation on the Web. International tax on the Web. Following 1998 federal tax legislation on the Web
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