Abstracts: The effects of predictability on stock price response to the financing decision. Fundamental information and monetary policy: the implications for earnings and earnings forecasts
Abstracts: Big bursa. Fat-proof your figure after 40. 'Heel' thyself: find foot relief without surgery
Abstracts: To your health: might traveler's aid come in a wineglass? Kidney keeper. Dancing with wools: doing the laundry can help your health?
Abstracts: Does cholesterol matter? Eternal spring: cholesterol drops may make arteries younger. Filter our trouble: how to brew down cholesterol levels
Abstracts: So long, Sahara: plugs may moisten dry eyes. Parting shot: how to tour around hepatitis. Good night, restless legs: low iron may make legs stir
Abstracts: Avenues against arthritis: can aches be tamed by antibiotics? Pounds of prevention: staying the same is smart for the heart
Abstracts: Head-med hits home. Head off itches. Head off crises: drug may prevent sickle-cell flare-ups
Abstracts: Pharm report: why you should make friends with a pharmacist. Fat pharm: what to do about pills that pack on pounds
Abstracts: Back smart travel tips: spine-saving ideas for car, plane and train, or lugging bags in between. The smart Pap: how to wage a successful 'smear' campaign to improve the accuracy of your results
Abstracts: Can you trust your doctor? Thinner is better? Drug may help you say goodbye to hospitals. G.I. S.O.S.: new help for intestinal distress
Abstracts: Flavor up: nuts about coconut? Buttermilk: a cultural experience. The mild bunch
Abstracts: Nicaraguan sheetlet highlights Central American butterflies. New Dominica sheetlet of 12 depicts birds in their natural setting
Abstracts: Graduate debt burden grows; of all professionals, law grads have compiled the worst loan default record. The debt crisis
Abstracts: College recruiting tips for insurance professionals. Small companies, large exposures. Companies can escape insurance captivity
Abstracts: No 'deal' on Medicare, just honorable advocacy. Proposed immigrant care cuts threaten everyone. Budget-cutting ax slashes public health
Abstracts: The Czech Republic: brewery activity. Still a long way to go: last year in central and eastern Europe confirmed that the young market economies still have much to do to provide complete comfort for foreign investors
Abstracts: Abbey homes in on N and P. CSFB bounces back. US banks top the class of '94
Abstracts: Taming the eastern European tigers. Profile: Dr David Hockin, RPS Consultants. Saddled up and racing ahead
Abstracts: Engineering a turnaround. Engineering some deals. Handled with care
Abstracts: Cramer versus Cramer. Frontier law: the EC has given notice that intends to harmonise European media law and the UK's long rearguard is in danger of being overrun
Abstracts: It pays to advertise. Small screen idols. Digging for victory: billions of pounds have been poured into the UK cable industry but a dearth of original programming and an uninspired marketing strategy means most viewers are still not convinced it is worth paying for
Abstracts: American pie. Combine harves? the merged Disney and ABC/Capital Cities combine is the world's largest media company and will undoubtedly dominate the US scene. But is it really equipped to make a major impact on the international market?
Abstracts: Discreet entry into the fray. Back to basics: delegates arriving in Las Vegas for NAB '96 between 15-18 April can look forward to a show packed with corporate politics as much as new products
Abstracts: BSkyB hits back at Grade attack. Americans woo Saudi cash for Fininvest stake. MTV joins bid for Telemontecarlo
Abstracts: Sales pitch. Sohocentric. NAB in the spotlight
Abstracts: Calling all sheds. Tracking problems. On the right road?
Abstracts: Let your digits do the browsing. Robbing Peter, but not paying Paul. (the road-building programme). Getting to the route of the problem
Abstracts: Secondary pitches still tempt some. Funds' eyes down on a new sector. Property owners call for flexibility on listed status
Abstracts: A return to core values. Turning up the pressure. Building up a bottom drawer
Abstracts: Out-of-town leisure can still shine. Liquidity and property. How to attract pension funds
Abstracts: German shops connect with $60m Deutsche Telekom win. Grey, O&M split SmithKline's $474m global account. Sprint/Atlas telecom venture calls Grey for $50m account
Abstracts: Bid speculation keeps power shares bubbling. Making a packet from packaging. Lining up a blind date with Channel 5
Abstracts: 'Dear investor, we've lost half your money'....: nearly, anyway. The first reports and accounts of many of the specialist emerging market trusts launched last year are imminent. Most will show big losses. Private investors be warned
Abstracts: Moving thoughts about pensions. Ageing boost. The AVC of pensions
Abstracts: Forte. Regal Hotel: back from the brink. Highland poised for seasonal growth
Abstracts: High-flying service. The only way is down for British Steel. Fit and healthy
Abstracts: Credit Lyonnais. Midland launches cheap share service
Abstracts: Alfred Berg in the dark about ABN sale. NatWest boosts US M&A with Gleacher acquisition. Dresdner will add little to Kleinwort's M&A efforts
Abstracts: Fujimori backtracks again on privatizations. Improved Asian market spurs China. Yen loans put pressure on Jakarta
Abstracts: Gazprom starts placing. Portugal launches gas sale. China's sales boost
Abstracts: Polish privatisations plough on despite Russia. Polish power generation for sale. First golden share used in Poland
Abstracts: Anti-trust office against unified ENEL. First electricity sale in Hungary. Regulator upsets offer
Abstracts: Commitment remains high in Argentina. Sale of nuclear industry. Tequila effect hits Argentina
Abstracts: Adaptive skills dysfunction in ADD and ADHD children. Visual behaviour of ADHD children during an attention test: an almost forgotten variable
Abstracts: Annotation: transracial family placements. Vulnerable adolescent girls: Opposite-sex relationships. An eight-year prospective study of older boys placed in permanent substitute families: a research note
Abstracts: Is the Continuous Performance Task useful in research with ADHD children? Comments on a review. Sustained attention, activation and MPH in ADHD: a research note
Abstracts: Guided tour. Outboard Rx. 25 ways to screw up your engine
Abstracts: Save the fish. Fierce fighters. Big-game science
Abstracts: Cut your costs! Know your fuel. Picking a prop
Abstracts: Art of the deal. Blow-out. The biggest jet yet
Abstracts: Course work: a 16-year-old takes the U.S. Power Squadrons' boating course and then drives her boat across Florida and back
Abstracts: Woman power. To the rescue. Open Season
Abstracts: Talk that hurts, words that heal. I left a small ... town to model in Paris. Diary of a runaway
Abstracts: Wonderful windows. Tips, tips, tips! Simplify your summer
Abstracts: Lupus: misunderstood, misdiagnosed. How to choose a summer camp. On a roll
Abstracts: Insurance you didn't know you had. How to get over guilt. A fine romance
Abstracts: One little guy lays siege to a big, and shady, operation. Why the speed limit has nothing to do with speeds. An engineer who can pass for interesting
Abstracts: Seven days in hell. The road to Prudhoe. In the cave of the glowing skulls
Abstracts: Dragons at the gate: how one man's view of Chinese gardens challenged English orthodoxy. Hurrah for Hortus!
Abstracts: Tomatoes. Bats. Hibiscus
Abstracts: Defusing the demographic time bomb. Age discrimination: the waste of grey labour. Export-led growth: never mind the quality feel the width
Abstracts: International debt relief: the issues. Fifty years of GATT. The Mexican debt crisis
Abstracts: Spreading the net. Beer money: it's decision time - what share will we put in our single-company Pep? Smaller companies roller coaster fun: investing in smaller companies can be rewarding but private investors must watch out for the pitfalls
Abstracts: Riding the trust tiger: despite the bad press, unit trusts remain the most convenient way for non-professional investors to put money into share and bond markets. An with a modicum of research, the risks can be reduced
Abstracts: Changing societies: the best return an investor can currently get from a building society may well be 500 pounds sterling plus payout if a society merges or is taken over. But societies are also being stirred into action on their fundamental product ranges
Abstracts: Paying for the next century's pensions: Can New Labour get the UK out of its pension pickle? What will become of your pension?: the pensions world is undergoing dramatic change
Abstracts: Capital-hungry route - Tom Cobleigh: some investors have been slow to recognise that the key to a successful start-up more often than not lies with the entrepreneur involved and the nature of the idea, rather than the precise way the finance is structured
Abstracts: Korean presence keeps on growing. Business parks: the enthusiasm for out-of-town business parks in the 80s has been tempered by government interference and the need to satisfy staff on-site needs
Abstracts: Pulling in the business. Science parks: growth of science parks since 1981 has been huge. Each one derives its success from a number of unique factors
Abstracts: A taxing situation: the blended sales tax has made few friends. No place to hide: personal privacy is one of the casualties at the racy Marilyn Tan trial
Abstracts: When one fetus lives and one dies: a British doctor sparks a public furor over the ethics of 'selective termination.' (Dr. Phillip Bennett)(Cover Story)
Abstracts: He said, they said; Parizeau is odd man out at the premiers' conference. Crime in cybercity
Abstracts: Bernardo: the untold story. Tales out of school: cheating has long been a great temptation, and the Internet makes it easier than ever
Abstracts: Red-light district. A no to dirty dancing: an ex-stripper leads a campaign to ban 'lap dancing' in Ontario's nightclubs
Abstracts: Star of the sitcoms: as Friends leads the gen-X TV invasion, Canadian Matthew Perry is riding high. Reality check
Abstracts: How Nato and the UN got into this mess. US clarity eclipses Britain's caution. American veto at UN infuriates Arab world
Abstracts: The real wreckers of the Union. The ghost of real politics stalk a silent, disregarded palace. A real life or death decision
Abstracts: Sending a message to the Serbs. How to hold China in our hands. Are we ever going to cry 'enough'?
Abstracts: Invasion by organ snatchers. A mocking bird they could not kill. Eat more soya and burn your bra ...
Abstracts: Like any artistic director, Oleg Vinogradov has critics. Unlike others, he claims his are trying to murder him
Abstracts: Catering for the rising cost of US democracy. Let's not talk about sex. America's big stick jangles EU nerves
Abstracts: Art dealers fight to save tarnished image. Criminals home in on the booming new market in antiques: modern British junk
Abstracts: Imams strive to stay out of Kosovo's war. Strange case of 'Mossad agents.'. Iran's first daughter of the veil
Abstracts: While parents mourn, the nation watches. Return of the angel. Simple lies mask complex truths
Abstracts: There are over 200 Internet providers in the UK. But how many can survive? From no-go to logo area
Abstracts: Dennis the menace. Goodbye to all that? Not just a sitcom Charlie
Abstracts: When PC gives equality a bad name. The cost of being Europe's squaddies. Yes, the old order is dead - and it's women you should be thanking
Abstracts: Power to the people must be our aim. New politics for the new century. Lessons of the Wilson years
Abstracts: Mullingar: a singular place. 'The manly art of knocking senseless.' (boxing in Dublin) Sue me, and I'll throw the book at you
Abstracts: The tragedy of middle England. Barred by law of the jungle. Two thousand jobs lost ... and counting
Abstracts: Yes, minister, but where's the cash? Plight of the stuck-at-home students. Now get on with the job
Abstracts: Don't forget about Ricky. A woman of her age. Today's cub reporters, tomorrow's newshounds
Abstracts: Time to get plugged in. The Government offloads its gilts. Charity should begin at home
Abstracts: Just a second, this is right up your alley. Landlords of intellectual property. From perfumery to pathology: take your pick
Abstracts: The painful search for reminders of Radovan. The ayatollah is dead; long live the ayatollah. War wounded find comfort from billion-dollar man
Abstracts: The wrong road to a squeegee-free city. Tap into the future. They've got the Chancellor fuming
Abstracts: When April really is the cruellest month. Suddenly, I was an orphan.... I know they're out to get me ...
Abstracts: Sudan 'faces mutiny and revolt.' (Islamic fundamentalist government could collapse) Aid may dry up as donors lose patience with Kenya
Abstracts: Banking on the value of sterling. Flow chart: 2. spend on your life. How insurers invested your funds
Abstracts: Have handbag, will travel. Oh what fun it is to have Christmas every day. Yes, we have no Bahamas. But ...
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