Abstracts: Key to LSSi's venture capital? Communication. Pa. paper maker burned by tobacco industry woes. (P.H. Glatfelter Co., reorganizes)
Abstracts: Consumer strategy; Peterson will spearhead new initiative at LifeStyle. Bassett targets consumers with Idea Club
Abstracts: Factories survive typhoon. Rolf Benz pursues U.S. market. E.J. Victor expanding
Abstracts: Clinton video plugs two soft-drink brands. Coke Classic ads have life. Networks expand commercial time
Abstracts: Analysts: 3Com can hold its own. 3Com unit hopes to give company a lift. 3Com sheds Palm to focus on its networking business
Abstracts: Judge adopts sliding scale to set lawyers' fees in big settlement. Bankers Trust admits to profits scheme; bank to pay $60 million fine in federal criminal case involving ex-employees
Abstracts: Women's sports magazines change game. Newspapers tap ex-Coke guru Zyman. Jones Apparel to acquire Nine West for stock, cash valued at $885 million
Abstracts: Mattel Inc. to recall Power Wheel toys; charge pushes down earnings by 8.8%. Mattel reports profit fell by 20% in second period
Abstracts: Visa, MasterCard named in antitrust suit. Spurning Visa, Citigroup turns to MasterCard. American Express sues Chase over ads
Abstracts: Lycos, amassing sites and surfers, aims higher. USA Networks to merge with Lycos. Raytheon sets 14,000 layoffs and a charge
Abstracts: Glitches trip up real-life test of plastic cash. Visa touts ease of shopping on Internet. Citigroup plans to cut $1 billion in costs in its consumer business by year's end
Abstracts: DaimlerChrysler ads bypass consumers. Mitsubishi to slash costs, jobs globally in toughest move by Japan's auto firms
Abstracts: IBM profit climbs 65%, beating forecasts; across-the-board strength, especially in hardware, fuels 16% revenue gain
Abstracts: Cell Pathways is testing drug it believes can prevent and treat certain cancers. DuPont gets FDA clearance for AIDS drug
Abstracts: Family connection; can old-school CEO and wired progeny bridge Internet gap? Dad is vexed as kids defy his cautious maxims; they say: roll the dice; an office fridge full of beer
Abstracts: Pennsylvania uses lifeboat approach to Y2K, becoming model for others. EPA Rules Seek 28% Cut in Emissions Blamed for Smog, Rankling Some Utilities
Abstracts: EBay scrambles to repair image after big crash. Yahoo! to expand shopping channel amid online boom. Healtheon struggles in effots to remedy doctors' paper plague
Abstracts: GM names Trudell to head faltering Saturn division. Chrysler makes manufacturing inroads at plant in Brazil. Chrysler loses S&P 500 spot after merger
Abstracts: Goodyear moves to cut capacity, jobs; U.S. tire-making factory will close as alliance with Sumitomo is set. GM set to launch new Silverado pickup, taking aim at Ford's top-selling F-series
Abstracts: Webvan taps Bechtel Group for facilities. Amazon, EToys make big, opposing bets; which one is right? it's an old debate, niche vs. mass market, but now with an Internet twist
Abstracts: I.B.M. executive testifies on '97 Microsoft proposal. I.B.M. may testify for U.S. against Microsoft in trial. Microsoft rebuttal reinterprets old e-mail
Abstracts: Software that makes a grown company cry. Bayer expected to divest itself of sluggish imaging business. Even with good earnings news, Kodak finds out just how unforgiving investors can be these days
Abstracts: Citigroup to cut 6% of its work force, take a $900 million charge after tax. After long-term capital, regulators scrutinize banks' ability to back loans
Abstracts: Move over, Rudolph? Here comes Target's snowman. Two start-ups plan to market unsold radio time on the Web. The Gap plots panty raid on Victoria's Secret
Abstracts: Clinique solves Web dilemma with quiet ads. Surgical glue removes much pain and time from closing wounds. Revlon's forecast warning sends stock plunging
Abstracts: This fall, ladies' handbags are getting carried away. Adrienne Vittadini, fashion victim. At Tag Heuer, it's art first, then watches
Abstracts: Hospital to close inpatient facilities; Germantown Hospital will move its acute-care beds to the Albert Einstein Medical Center
Abstracts: PUC seeks to end long stalemate on phone service. Bell Atlantic asks some customers to settle up by Jan. 1900
Abstracts: Toy chain to sell 3.75 million shares. Donations spur cancer research. An experienced builder transforms into a buyer
Abstracts: A total overhaul: four years ago, Weyerhaeuser built an internal network to boost productivity and cut costs. It has done much more than that
Abstracts: HMO's press U.S. to allow them to raise premiums, cut benefits under Medicare. Texas law allowing patients to sue health plans for damages is upheld
Abstracts: Y&R taps P.R. man to head ad agency. McCann gives DiSesa key New York jobs. True North names Bell chief executive
Abstracts: Mattel cuts forecast for yearly profit in wake of Toys 'R' Us restructuring. Mattel's Barbie gains new friend, Rockett, who's really serious; deal to acquire Purple Moon, software maker for girls, expands online strategy
Abstracts: FDA panel backs Searle arthritis drug but suggests warnings about side effects. FDA expected to approve new drug from CollaGenex to fight gum disease
Abstracts: Biotech firm alleges 'illegal' short-selling of stock. 'Pump-and-dump' stock scam comes calling again. Digital TV's immediate effect: Shopping confusion
Abstracts: Global outdoor giant lands at Pearson. New ad techniques planned for TTC. Marketers offered pre-fab TV spots
Abstracts: Kodak net jumped 72% in 3rd quarter, but stock price slides on weaker sales. part 2 Who knew Kodak would keep so many skeletons in its closet? Company grinds cow remains but has to keep its costs close to the bone to survive
Abstracts: Everest Capital has $1.3 billion loss, affecting some university endowments. Ellington sold mortage-backed units for $1 billion to satisfy margin calls
Abstracts: United Technologies accord to acquire Sundstrand is part of acquisition plans. Water utility reaches accord on acquisition
Abstracts: Small players deluge market with free disks. Plan is backed to count Web-ad viewers. Weak Viagra sales hurt Pfizer's earnings
Abstracts: Havas to sell outdoor-ad unit to Decaux. McCann-Erickson to buy Publicist PMK. Two GM divisions try to create different images for their trucks
Abstracts: Guerrilla marketing is going mainstream. Advertising: Pepsi starts a new campaign for its citrus soda, which so far hasn't taken anyone by storm
Abstracts: Videotron gets set to assault phone market. ME unfazed by prospect of taking on challengers. La Cache couple has designs on U.S. expansion
Abstracts: Second Cup says sale, merger of U.S. unit under study. Smithfield mails takeover bid to Schneider holders. Philip Services gets bids for two units of metals group
Abstracts: Insurers prepare ad blitz. Mutual Life rating lowered a notch by U.S. agency. Manulife sets IPO at low end of $18
Abstracts: Court ends century-old dispute over railways. Spar shareholders appoint new board. Canadian Air scouring world for cash
Abstracts: Manulife launches Japanese deal. Manulife set to announce deal with Japanese insurer. Manulife settles class action suits in Ontario, BC
Abstracts: Thomas Taylor group presses for seat on Loewen board. CIBC acquires Ray Loewen's total stake in firm he founded
Abstracts: Potash Corp. expects to escape ravages of global economic turmoil. EPA targets Potash Corp
Abstracts: CAW hires consultant to study possible bid for Giant mine. Argentina confident it can get better takeover offer
Abstracts: Two rivals agree to join forces to measure audiences on the Web. Federated Stores reports 17% drop in quarterly profit
Abstracts: Specialty TV to go to air sans fanfare. Cogeco buys Hamilton cable company. Rogers' bid for more of Sportsnet nixed
Abstracts: Cami plant wins key role in GM small-car program. Holocaust survivors launch suit against Steyr. Recall bugs the Beetle
Abstracts: Elliott & Page to cap fund. Dundee Wealth strikes deal to buy Peelbrooke shares. Canada Trust acquires zero-fee fund dealer Affinity Group
Abstracts: Rival snubs Philip scrap-metal assets. Groupe Videotron sells U.S. cable units. Shaw seeks buyer for Headline Sports channel stake
Abstracts: Sun Media vows to fight Star bid. Sun Media board unanimously rejects Torstar offer. Hollinger sells shares to redeem LYONs
Abstracts: Nordstrom eyes Fifth Avenue. Upscale retailer decidedly conservative. Lord & Taylor to open in 2000
Abstracts: A muddier picture for Allegheny. Lawsuit against hospitals spiking. Chestnut Hill Hospital to be sold
Abstracts: Battered old stalwart will stay the course. Senators' stock picks bring profit, scrutiny. Fed signals that days of low rates are numbered
Abstracts: Jones may be pursuing shoe firm. One final bow, then Encore Books will close; chains and online sites killed us, the parent company says
Abstracts: Pilgrim faces 2d sale in 3 years. PhilEx to seek some answers to merger questions. Pa. to end 20-year control of insurer
Abstracts: U.S. firm scraps purchase of Moores. Ivanhoe eyes Eaton's downtown Montreal site. Chapters looks to spin off Net business as separate public firm
Abstracts: Baton makes small profit in year of change. CanWest's $200.1-million profit buoyed by Network Ten deal. WIC profit sinks on ownership turmoil
Abstracts: Manulife settles Ontario, B.C. class actions. Lawsuit against Sun Life intensifies, gets personal. Lawsuit dropped against Sun Life Assurance CEO
Abstracts: Mutual Life IPO to proceed despite market volatility. Clarica closes successful $4951-million IPO on TSE. Clarica Life is now a Mutual affair
Abstracts: Lone Star state rivals duke it out. Intel earnings reboot PC industry. Amazon warriors square off
Abstracts: Razor with supersonic appeal flying off shelves. Firm opens doors to deals on line. Pilots dispute escalates
Abstracts: Murdoch's satellite TV venture is up in the air. Cable deals follow trend towards regionalization. MSNBC may spread wealth along with news
Abstracts: Coke Classic ads have life. Lawyers drum up laughs for Honda. Kellogg ads wax nostalgic
Abstracts: Johnnie Walker's first nips at apparel strut to shelves. Hey, is that an advertisement on your arm? United 'Rising' to occasion
Abstracts: Salim, Gajah Tunggal agree to transfer assets to pay debt: Indonesia is poised to recoup $7 billion; accords assist in moves to recapitalize the sector
Abstracts: Caught in the crossfire: bidding war edges out small shareholders. Creditors get court results
Abstracts: Hero Supermarket's stores regroup after Jakarta riots: saddled with foreign debt, upscale chain still adapts better than most Indonesian companies
Abstracts: Hanwha and Kia Motors fail to sell assets, fueling fears. South Koreans go north and find mountain hiking, fines, detention
Abstracts: $3.4B deal forms No.3 radio owner. Time Warner's 2-for-1 split sends stock soaring. CNNfn leads Time Warner's charge to Internet
Abstracts: New Citigroup gets off to shaky start. Nationwide's bias damages $100M in Va. Maryland lawsuits take auto insurers to mat
Abstracts: Toon Town takes over. First Union's ominous ads appeal to 30ish adults. Saturn sticks with down-home pitch
Abstracts: Reader's Digest details plans to sell, buy, cut. Reader's Digest changes marketing in Sweden. Reader's Digest cuts cost in Euro pullback
Abstracts: Largest magazine seeks to break record. Poor service prompts boycott; more problems expected, analyst warns. TV Guide eyeing direct response travel advertising
Abstracts: Dell to install Novell System onto servers. Apple launches iMac in the UK with online offers. PCs to drop below $500 mark soon
Abstracts: Dell to install Novell System onto servers. Dell adds Bell Atlantic to its partnership. BPA, I/PRO alliance to combat ABC
Abstracts: Digital River sets up London office to sell software online. PointCast to try CD-ROM campaign; conversion rates justify initial cost
Abstracts: MSI boosts printing services with Waldon buy. Flycast strikes $11M deal for InterStep. E-commerce takes prominent place in home of the future
Abstracts: WWT in Belgium, UK launch, plans Eurowide growth. German post to expand Pan-European network. Equifax spends $350 million in Brazil
Abstracts: Experian adds to recent global acquisitions with firms in Germany, Italy. part 2 Seton looks beyond Mexico and Brazil to Argentina, Chile
Abstracts: Software maker sells its DM services to other firms. HotData to dig deeper to surfers' lifestyles, sidesteps privacy cauldron
Abstracts: Singles choice. P&G plunges into Web. Making it stick
Abstracts: Omnicom bundles media holdings. Saffer is sold to Euro RSCG network. Cossette builds war chest with IPO
Abstracts: CSBs revamped for younger demo. IBM's green thumb. Customers at centre of CIBC strategy
Abstracts: Purolator taps into employee power. Nissan drives away with top RSVP. New ads dirty Sunlight brand image
Abstracts: Canadian joins Oneworld alliance. Online sellers have Christmas dreams. Airlines use discounts to woo flyers
Abstracts: Canadian joins Oneworld alliance. Frequent facelifts. Eaton's Montreal gets a facelift
Abstracts: Ad spend soars for greeting cards. Holiday ads take unexpected tack. RadioShack tries a corporate image sell
Abstracts: Cavan leads Southam division. MoneySense offers preview ad hook. Mag law compromise still possible
Abstracts: iXOS's low-priced IPO illustrates tough market. Fortis AG, Fortis Amev shares to be split. Swisscom soars, but Fortis Amev grounds its issue
Abstracts: Flemings, Evercore form pact. ING Barings' Minderhoud resigns. Merrill will pay 24.2 million euros in Sumitomo copper scandal
Abstracts: Durex unveils steamy ads to woo young U.S. buyers. Hearing to decide on U.K. plaintiffs in tobacco suit. BAT joins forces with Rothmans in $8.67 billion deal
Abstracts: Canongate pitches the Bible as hip new novel. Time Warner book unit may merge. Bertelsmann to buy stake in Internet bookseller
Abstracts: Investors sell telecom stocks, fearing price war. Degussa-Huels shows charge, shares decline. Analysts stand pat until reports from German chemicals firms
Abstracts: Credit Suisse agrees to buy U.S. fund unit. Clariant, Ciba agree to merge, creating largest specialty-chemicals company
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