Abstracts: Austria: Restructuring at Austro Control. Austria: Graz airport no longer for sale. AUSTRIA: OPTIMISM IN DUTY-FREE SALES IN VIENNA
Abstracts: AUSTRIA: STUDY OF PRIVATISATION POTENTIAL. AUSTRIA/UK: NEW DESTINATION FOR RYANAIR. AUSTRIA: COMPOSITION OF AIR ALPS APPROVED
Abstracts: AUSTRIA: VIENNA CINEMAS INTO THEATRES. AUSTRIA: THEATRE BEING REFURBISHED. AUSTRIA: NEW PLANS FOR LINZ THEATRE
Abstracts: Belgium/Luxembourg: Renault's MD interviewed. AUSTRALIA: RENAULT STARTS UP AGAIN. SLOVENIA: REVOZ (RENAULT) REVIEWED
Abstracts: New autos drive up Renault's '98 sales. DaimlerChrysler's revenue rises 6%, but unit sales drop. Renault's shares fall on report of flat sales
Abstracts: A robust method for simulating forward-looking models. Simplicity versus optimality: the choice of monetary policy rules when agents must learn
Abstracts: France's Groupe Bull saw more red in 2000. Groupe Bull arranges loan of 100 million euros. Groupe Bull posts 2.3% revenue drop on slump in PCs
Abstracts: Intel to acquire U.S. Internet firm IPivot. Intel to acquire Dialogic in U.S. for 749 million euros. Intel reaches pact to acquire Xircom for $748 million
Abstracts: ThyssenKrupp projects 1.3 billion euros in pretax profit. Usinor expects steel-price pressures. Japanese steel makers raise earnings forecasts
Abstracts: GM Europe to slash costs in blow to German workers. Intershop offers revenue projection below pros' views. Intershop plans to cut 30% of its work force in the U.S
Abstracts: A clinical trial of the effects of dietary patterns on blood pressure. Effects on blood pressure of reduced dietary sodium and the dietary approaches to stop hypertension (DASH) diet
Abstracts: Beta-adrenergic-antagonist drugs in the prevention of gastrointestinal bleeding in patients with cirrhosis and esophageal varices: an analysis of data and prognostic factors in 589 patients from four randomized clinical trials
Abstracts: Residential exposure to magnetic fields and acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children. Cellular-telephone use and brain tumors
Abstracts: Very low birth weight outcomes of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Neonatal Research Network, January 1993 through December 1994
Abstracts: Greece launches AFDS program. Bulgarian mine to be made in Greece. Greece updates mortar inventory with latest order
Abstracts: AOL, Time Warner hit snag. Hurdle for digital TV appears to fall. AOL users' bills to rise 9% to $23.90 a month
Abstracts: Nokia warning startles markets. Let the cellphone switcheroo begin. Nokia sales, up 64%, fail to please
Abstracts: Delta rekindles interest in Continental. Icahn fights TWA buyout in court. American-TWA deal could close Friday
Abstracts: Air-bag glitches prompt GM recall. Airline chiefs vow customer-service will improve. FedEx-Postal Service alliance delivers goods
Abstracts: Icahn backs new bid for TWA. United deal for US Airways may be hitting turbulence. Icahn fights TWA buyout in court
Abstracts: California utility suspends dividend for shareholders. 2 energy mergers land as gas prices hit record. Ford alters worker evaluation process
Abstracts: FRANCE: SUPERMARKETS AND DAMAGES INSURANCE. France: Leclerc backs the cinema. FRANCE: HYPARLO SELLS TO FORMER CONTINENT STORES
Abstracts: FRANCE: IFM MAKES AWARD TO CANDIA FOR EOLE. FRANCE: CANDIA EXTENDS BABETTE SEMI-EPAISSE LINE. FRANCE: CANDIA OFFERS SILHOUETTE SAVEUR LEGERE
Abstracts: FRANCE: CANDIA'S EOLE CONCEPT IS SUCCESSFUL. FRANCE: NESTLE LAUNCHES LAIT & FRUITS. FRANCE: CANDIA EXTENDS BABETTE SEMI-EPAISSE LINE
Abstracts: AUSTRIA: STEYR MANNLICHER CHANGES HANDS. AUSTRIA/GERMANY: BUYER SOUGHT FOR MANNLICHER/SUHL. AUSTRIA: JOB CUTS AT STEYR MANNLICHER
Abstracts: Austria: Sales of mobiles decrease. AUSTRIA: FORECAST FOR MOBILE PHONE SALES. AUSTRIA: MAX.MOBIL INVESTMENT IN UMTS
Abstracts: Diastolic heart failure -- no time to relax. Obesity and the risk of new-onset atrial fibrillation. Pulse pressure and risk of new-onset atrial fibrillation
Abstracts: BellSouth net rose 6.6% for 4th quarter. US West Inc. and Frontier to weigh bid. AT&T to offer wireless tracking stock; spring move will generate as much as $10 billion in biggest U.S. IPO yet
Abstracts: Job-hunting Web sites' ads will duel at Super Bowl. Duo offers clients Hollywood exposure. Broadband brouhaha heats up offline
Abstracts: The Supreme Court, liberty, and abortion. The Supreme Court and abortion rights. "Partial-birth abortion": and the Supreme Court
Abstracts: ITALY/INDIA: ISAGRO EXPANDS THROUGH ACQUISITIONS. Switzerland: Sustainable agriculture with Syngenta. GERMANY: AGROCHEMICALS INDUSTRY HIT BY WEATHER
Abstracts: SWITZERLAND: CHRIST GIVES UP DIVISION. Switzerland: BWT wants all of Christ. UK: UV SYSTEMS BOUGHT BY GERMAN WEDECO
Abstracts: Compaq net up 24 percent for quarter. Compaq's earning off more than 60% in first quarter. Compaq reports a rise in operating profit for last quarter
Abstracts: Bankers appear eager to bolster Lucent. Lucent gave banks in loan syndicate vow to limit losses. Lucent could cut jobs, take big charge
Abstracts: Philips, Lucent are likely to abandon joint phone venture after steep losses. Cell-phone firms face new barrier: fear of towers
Abstracts: Grupo Televisa owners shore up control with debt restructuring. Deal between EM.TV and Kirch is in danger
Abstracts: Operation Jennifer Lopez: how Gunnar Peterson whips one of Hollywood's hottest bodies into shape. Dangerous curves ahead
Abstracts: "I dropped 7 sizes". "I fought depression with exercise". "I lost 194 pounds."
Abstracts: AOL explores a possible sale of DVD and CD manufacturer. EMI's Levy may reprise role is music kingmaker. Music-industry outsider is expected to head BMG
Abstracts: Nycomed Amersham sells unit. Nycomed Amersham posts 12% rise in pretax profit. Nycomed Amersham wins key ruling on genetic code
Abstracts: FRANCE: AIR LIQUIDE ARM NAMES BOSS, CONVERTS CAPITAL. FRANCE: AIR LIQUIDE PRODUCTION CHANGES BOSS. FRANCE: NEW UNITS/CAPITAL INCREASE FOR AIR LIQUIDE
Abstracts: GERMANY: METHYL CELLULOSE INVESTMENT BY WOLFF. GERMANY: BASF COMPLETES COATING BINDER INVESTMENT. GERMANY: HDI INVESTMENT BY BAYER
Abstracts: GERMANY: ATRIX CANCER DRUG BY MEDIGENE. SWITZERLAND: EUROPEAN HEADQUARTERS FOR SUGEN. SWITZERLAND/US: ROCHE, OSI IN CANCER R&D DEAL
Abstracts: J. Crew turns to TV to promote clothes, tout Web site. Ads held viewers the Super Bowl bored. Companies may score with Super Bowl
Abstracts: Here's the man, so where's the plan? The FOBs meet the SOBs. How was it for you?
Abstracts: Remaking Bill Clinton - the comeback contortionist: can he hope to do it again? Rewriting history
Abstracts: One world, few airlines. Grounded again. Too many here, too few there
Abstracts: The world in your pocket. Cutting the cord. A LAN line
Abstracts: Praying for a cool August. Sleepless nights. Light on solutions
Abstracts: Walking wounded: European banking. The curse continues. A Bavarian botch-up
Abstracts: Tap into your intuitive powers. Market heading south? Get to the heart of a negotiation
Abstracts: One for all.... Take it with you. Manage your customer list
Abstracts: Recommendations shortlist. part 2
Abstracts: Top-ups may fund pay rises. Morris opens ivory towers to hit target. Decision time for UUK lobby
Abstracts: Stein, Benjamin J. Fraser, Brendan. Spencer, John
Abstracts: Hudlin, Warrington. Woo, John. Morris, Errol
Abstracts: Extra! Extra! Grecian formula. Vogue view: backstage passes
Abstracts: End of stormy reign at college. Weak links at the RCN. Should the RCN have appointed an American as general secretary?
Abstracts: Fit for practice: 5.4: ethics and nursing practice. Fit for practice 6.1: what is evidence-based practice? Fit for practice: part 2.4: scope of professional practice
Abstracts: Compellingly dull. Fading attraction. Oh to be in England
Abstracts: Two sharks in a fishbowl. Film studios: in a spin. Saving NTV?
Abstracts: Through the wringer. Loans for a better life? Less secretive
Abstracts: All together now. Design Darwinism. Out in the open
Abstracts: All together now. A touch of concrete. As goes software...
Abstracts: Big is beautiful again. Computing power on tap. Design Darwinism
Abstracts: The art of bug hunting. Hackers rule. As goes software...
Abstracts: Antofagasta. RTZ
Abstracts: Electronics Boutique. Dixons. Computacenter
Abstracts: Volvo. Chrysler. Manganese Bronze
Abstracts: Coping with change. Going for growth. The long and short of it
Abstracts: Norwich Union. Equitable doubles its troubles. Legal and General
Abstracts: Could trackers go off the rails? Tracker tactics. The benefits of staying active
Abstracts: Cray Electronics. Microsoft: Where does it want to go tomorrow? CMG
Abstracts: Land Securities
Abstracts: Now for some good news at British Gas. Workaholic who hit the headlines. Lattice
Abstracts: Setting standards. Global sharedealing made easy. Japan's ray of light
Abstracts: Time for a shake-up, city tells Redland. Marley. Lafarge
Abstracts: The boys done great. Manchester United. Borussia Dortmund
Abstracts: Feeding frenzy. Member of the board. Having the real-time of your life
Abstracts: University funds on a tight rein - but can they break free? Nice manifestos, everyone - but where's the cash? A Faustian pact or a marriage of convenience?
Abstracts: France's electorate has posed questions beyond boundaries. France, a lucky nation poised on the brink of sustained prosperity
Abstracts: Frank Ward. Alfred Cohen. John Kashdan
Abstracts: Donald trumpeting. Old Vic's master of disguise. Feelgood factor returns
Abstracts: Mad, bad and too dangerous to release. How to make a meal of the movies. The life and Seoul of the party
Abstracts: Killing joke. He's still the one. The calm after the storm
Abstracts: Obscurity meets fame. In the name of the father. 'I just want to be like Britney ....'
Abstracts: IRA prisoners will leave Britain next month. Taming of the Bogside hawk. McGuinness confirms he headed IRA unit
Abstracts: Sir Sam Curran. Professor Nicholas Kemmer. Professor J.F. Allen
Abstracts: Bonino ends protest but Berlusconi still defiant. Berlusconi leaves law and order agenda to ex-fascist. Italians ignore the dark clouds over Berlusconi
Abstracts: Look at the with-profit possibilities. 'Never surrender' is not a wise policy. How to guard against those working risks
Abstracts: Helen Ward. Susannah McCorkle. Al Hibbler
Abstracts: T Arfon Williams. Rhydwen Williams. Dafydd Rowlands
Abstracts: Very Prada, very cheap. Style in search of a new owner. I'm too sexy for my shirt
Abstracts: Dodi Fayed. Ken Hughes. Michael Ritchie
Abstracts: Joseph Machlis. Francois Lesure. Peter Crossley-Holland
Abstracts: Where's the orgy, then? Scenes from a past life. Where did all the voters go?
Abstracts: A man in a suit with a mobile phone who called the shots in the City riot. City firms face 'direct action' by extremists
Abstracts: Don't tell me that the party's over. Usability is the next challenge for the Net. Soon, there will be no such thing as a free surf
Abstracts: 'Work hard, play hard and make the rules clear.'. 'I am like my terriers and just as loyal, I think.'. 'Eventually, greed will outweigh the ethics.'
Abstracts: Index funds are still a sound building block. Why it pays investors not to hide behind the hedge funds. Why hedge funds can give us the clearest insights
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