Abstracts: Tracking those Year-2000 legal issues on the Net; attorneys turn to the Web to stay current on latest Y2K developments
Abstracts: Can Foodini's work magic for Chevron? Ocean Energy, Seagull plan to merge in accord valued at about $1.1 billion
Abstracts: Culture clash seen in merger of companies; gap between Netscape and America Online. Microsoft shuts security breach in E-mail system; it is unclear whether other vulnerabilities in the service might exist
Abstracts: Always working on something new. Reaping bitter tears. Hiring away
Abstracts: 'Quality time' in D.C. California dreaming. So gallantly streaming
Abstracts: Internet company offers travelers a world of telecom connections. As the region suffers, job openings boom in Australia: buoyed business optimism ushers in work opportunities in technology and export sectors
Abstracts: First Pacific may not fill PLDT's needs, analysts say: Hong Kong firm may lack expertise required to radically overhaul Philippine phone concern
Abstracts: Investors take precautions: as Asia picks up, funds adopt strict guidelines. Time may be ripe for bonds: falling rates make new offerings attractive
Abstracts: Dover agrees to sell elevator business to Germany's Thyssen for $1.1 billion. Office-paper firms pursue elusive goal: brand loyalty
Abstracts: 2000 Plymouth Neon LX. Mitsubishi Galant GTZ. Jaguar S-Type
Abstracts: 2000 Mitsubitshi Eclipse. BMW X5. Bentley Arnage
Abstracts: Jaguar XK8. Porsche Boxster. Daewoo Goes to College. (Daewoo Motor America uses college students in a marketing campaign)
Abstracts: 2000 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi. Mercedes-Benz SLK230 Kompressor. Chrysler LHS
Abstracts: Seven-digit dialing going the way of the rotary phone. Pittsburg wins benefits from AT&T cable deal. A phone-company lifer faces his top challenge
Abstracts: Dennis Bouey to quit as Phila. Airport chief. Baggage system late, but not lost. Center raises money doubts
Abstracts: Nobel Education plans its first charter school. Pa. seeks to boost telecom services. Study: Pa. lost wages to pirated software; a Microsoft survey cites $500 million in lost jobs, taxes, and retail sales
Abstracts: Consumer ethics: an investigation of the ethical benefits of the final consumer. Management of conflict using individual power sources: a retailer's perspective
Abstracts: Prices, asset markets and indeterminacy. A note on heterogeneity, inefficiency, and indeterminacy with Ricardian preferences
Abstracts: Red-shouldered hawk broadcast surveys: factors affecting detection of responses and population trends. Red-shouldered Hawk occupancy surveys in Central Minnesota, USA
Abstracts: Use of habitats by female northern pintails wintering in southwestern Louisiana. Survival of female northern pintails wintering in Southwestern Louisiana
Abstracts: Wild turkey poult survival in southcentral Iowa. Evaluation of transmitter attachment techniques on growth of wild turkey poults
Abstracts: Evaluating cougar translocation in New Mexico. Winter prey selection by wolves and cougars in and near Glacier National Park, Montana
Abstracts: Analysis of error from cementum-annuli age estimates of known-age Pennsylvania black bears. Effect of undercounting and model selection on a sightability-adjustment estimator for elk
Abstracts: FRANCE: ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRONIC LABELS. FRANCE: MISTERDOLLY FROM COMITAL. FRANCE: A LOOK AT THE COLD CHAIN
Abstracts: FRANCE: THE ADVANTAGES OF CATEGORY MANAGEMENT. FRANCE: DOUBLING THE FOOD SELECTION. FRANCE: MISTERDOLLY FROM COMITAL
Abstracts: The importance of famous brand names is stressed by executives at an ad conference. Miller and Visa join the ranks of edgy marketers that like to re-examine their agency roster
Abstracts: Meiotic analysis of the Lolium perenne/Festuca pratensis triploid hybrid. Introgression mapping in the grasses. I. Introgression of Festuca pratensis chromosomes and chromosomes segments into Lolium perenne
Abstracts: AlliedSignal files suit to block merger of B.F. Goodrich and Coltec Industries. Ocean Energy, Seagull plan to merge in accord valued at about $1.1 billion
Abstracts: VW throws in everything except the car. Ford rolls out a plan to resolve identity crisis for its six brands. In India's toothpaste war, an oddly familiar smile
Abstracts: Start-ups' hopes are riding on an Internet route through the sky. A prescription for success?
Abstracts: The commercial revolution. Dixons to sell stake in Freeserve internet service provider. Autonomy float prompts Dialog
Abstracts: Through the looking glass. Unhappy valleys. Can Michael get a grip?
Abstracts: Mario Monti, Europe's taxman in chief. Monti braves the catcalls. Europe's fearless diplomat
Abstracts: So alike, so different. Gore's to a man - almost. Al Gore advances
Abstracts: War and jaw. Killing Americans. Peace in Colombia? This year, next year, sometime...
Abstracts: Renaissance men. The doomed and the dangerous. Fire-sale brigade
Abstracts: Scores of trawlers 'at risk of sinking.'. Anger at 'feeble' secrecy Bill. Curtains unfold to reveal the secret world of our offshore tax havens
Abstracts: The years of living courageously. Ringing endorsement. Positive reinforcement
Abstracts: On sure foundations. Bankers Trust eyes Spitalfields option. Reluctant heroes
Abstracts: The price of surrender. Reforms in practice. Mixed bag
Abstracts: Groundwater vulnerability assessment using a composite model combining DRASTIC with extensive agricultural land use in Israel's Sharon region
Abstracts: Enclosure testing upgraded. Tool failure eliminated with tool-condition monitor. Conbraco sets up shop with gage calibration
Abstracts: U.S. report on Net commerce set for release; key recommendations stress self-regulation. part 2 Casting too wide a net? Critics see Internet board overstepping its authority
Abstracts: FRANCE: OWN-LABEL BRANDS CONTINUE TO WIN GROUND. FRANCE: ORGANIC FOODS ARE GROWING. FRANCE: REVIEW OF THE ORGANIC PRODUCT MARKET
Abstracts: FRANCE: THE ADVANTAGES OF CATEGORY MANAGEMENT. FRANCE: THE FIRST CAVE D'AUCHAN OPENED. FRANCE: READY MEALS IN SUPER- AND HYPERMARKETS
Abstracts: FRANCE: SOFT DRINKS AT SYSTEM U. FRANCE: A NEW CARREFOUR OPERATION. FRANCE: CARREFOUR'S OPERATION A SUCCESS
Abstracts: Hubbing takes off in Asia as a way to centralize operations. Chief executives in Asia find listening difficult
Abstracts: Espionage thrives in Asia. In Malaysia, advertisers have a holiday headache. 'Bigger isn't always better' : fat free, a tiny ad firm, squeezes into niche
Abstracts: Companies in Hong Kong expect a prolonged slump. Chinese trademark dispute highlights shifting attitudes. Outlook is growing dimmer for Asian utility shares
Abstracts: In Asia, online shopping faces some obstacles not shared in U.S. Taiwan reveals stock plan: stabilization program may aid battered markets
Abstracts: A precarious perch. A short-horned lizard suit of armor. Short end of the stick: both of Canada's short-horned lizard species are on the endangered list
Abstracts: Leo Burnett is reorganizing itself on two fronts. Marketing and the mob; a marriage of convenience now a Madison Avenue favorite
Abstracts: Diary of a frenetic privatisation marketeer. Decade developments - the lawyer's perspective. Trends in Asian privatisation
Abstracts: Bulgaria faces tough deals. Bulgaria drives hard bargain in telecoms sale. Creating solid foundations for freedom
Abstracts: Korea selects advisers for power sale. Qatar power project style. Korea government sells 5% in Kepco
Abstracts: Western Europe Public Offer: France Telecom. Deutsche Telekom's secondary offer launched. Privatisation comes of age
Abstracts: Surfing around the house. Skinny laptop, hefty keyboard. Geek elite: gadgets they use
Abstracts: Brighter outlook for Japanese entrepreneurs? Japanese companies keep spending on R&D...
Abstracts: Microsoft told to stop shipments that violate contract with rival. Microsoft defense strategy starts to come into focus; attack on even minor points of U.S. case
Abstracts: Porsche Rennsport Reunion II: Worth its wait in gold. Concept cars are the stars at Detroit! Viva Las Vegas!
Abstracts: 1999 Mercedes-Benz ML430. Volkawagen Golf & Jetta: the fourth generation springs forth with higher quality. BMW 3 Series coupes
Abstracts: Getting there ... is half the fun. Zwart's wild rides. Porsches on parade
Abstracts: Cape Verde or bust. Red-hot Cape Verde
Abstracts: Boatkeeping in the boondocks. Born again
Abstracts: This way up. Body heat. Stacked deck
Abstracts: A retinal axon fascicle uses Spitz, an EGF receptor ligand, to construct a synaptic cartridge in the brain of Drosophila
Abstracts: c-Myc-induced sensitization to apoptosis is mediated through cytochrome c release. A license to kill
Abstracts: Nucleocapsid and glycoprotein organization in an enveloped virus. Three-dimensional rearrangement of proteins in the tail of bacteriophage T4 on infection of its host
Abstracts: Mechanisms of orthopyroxene dissolution in silica-undersaturated melts at 1 atmosphere and implications for the origin of silica-rich glass in mantle xenoliths
Abstracts: The strains are showing. War on many fronts. The veiw from Baghdad
Abstracts: Deutsche gets Bankers Trust for $10 billion. J.P. Morgan's new cut is 4.5% of staff; 740 people will go by end of the year
Abstracts: Young & Rubicam designates a new executive lineup. Gallucci Heads Out on His Own. EYES ON THE PRIZE
Abstracts: Comments on Amitai Etzioni: voluntary simplicity: characterization, select psychological implications, and societal consequences
Abstracts: Participation and property rights. Codes of ethics as contractarian constraints on the abuse of authority within hierarchies: a perspective from the theory of the firm
Abstracts: The effects of individual difference factors on the acceptability of ethical and unethical workplace behaviors
Abstracts: The simple life. Life after Rogers. Multiculture club
Abstracts: Mr Blair must stop being so cautious and start taking risks. If Blair were to dare it, he could win a euro referendum this year
Abstracts: Quality of life index will test national happiness. Kew director bids farewell to fruits of labour. Second battle of Twyford Down looms over plan for car park
Abstracts: Blair vows Lords' defiance will be the last roar of the dinosaurs. Blair sharpens his axe to end 'feudal domination' of Lords
Abstracts: Warning: the Internet will eat your advertising. Bradley buzz starts to woo US electors. Dirty linen aired on Thanksgiving
Abstracts: Anita Gonzalez lost her family in the Pinochet years. For her, and countless others, justice was done yesterday. part 2
Abstracts: 'This most dangerous paedophile.'. 'People tumbled over each other in a panic to get out.'. 'A bad day for world dictators.'
Abstracts: Buzzing along the Internet highway. US buyer scoops Abbott for 346m pounds sterling. Licence deal gives ITV firms 90m pounds sterling a year
Abstracts: Facing the economic test of an older and cheaper world. Japan Inc faces up to need for fundamental reform. There is much to fear from Japan rescue plan
Abstracts: The sound and the fury of the phonic boom. Honey, I learnt about the kids! Take away girls, and boys do better
Abstracts: Tommy McCook. Rob Gretton. Roland Alphonso
Abstracts: Electronic anthills. A KGB man becomes a player: computer games as films. Don't be chicken
Abstracts: My plea to Mr Straw: listen to Chile's damaged people. At long last this Government faces a decision it cannot delay
Abstracts: One deadly summer. The monster within. US shops dream of a hot Christmas
Abstracts: Totally bananas. South wants devolution from US. Oh, how I miss the good old British aisles
Abstracts: Little-known project developing alternative software to Windows. 3Com gives Palm wireless accwss to Web surfing
Abstracts: The Marlboro man comes out fighting. In its biggest campaign, Fuji plays down technology to focus on brand identity
Abstracts: The privacy paradox. Public interest in Hoover's files warrants review. Media gains access to 'Unabomber' psychiatric report
Abstracts: DIY assets. Depth charge. Sunny side up
Abstracts: Southampton from a professional's perspective. Fundraising in the current climate. The self-sufficient city
Abstracts: Urban agglomeration and dispersion: a synthesis of Alonso and Krugman. Urban agglomeration, capital augmenting technology, and labor market equilibrium
Abstracts: Information externalities and home mortgage underwriting. Instrument choice: the demand for mortgages in Canada
Abstracts: Who's paying? Sex, relationships and continence. Continence: a case for home delivery services
Abstracts: No wonder the PM looks so tired, he's running a one-man show. At long last this Government faces a decision it cannot delay
Abstracts: Chancellor stands by upbeat view on growth. Forecasts for 1999 are getting gloomier. City takes a stand on Euro-tax
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