Abstracts: Digital color printer features low-cost operation. U.S. ink-jet printer favors low-cost, fine-quality advantages
Abstracts: With fewer components, printer costs less. Digital copiers stretch productivity, extend finishing, paper-handling power
Abstracts: Field-use instruments check phone base stations. Integrated DVD mechanism adopts 2-beam pickup. Notebook computer incorporates Windows98
Abstracts: Latest mobile products blend portability with e-mail functions. Field-use instruments check phone base stations
Abstracts: Special techniques fit FRAM on SmartCard LSI. Single non-contact IC cards serve in array of uses. As manufacturer of copiers, printer engines, Minolta readies dual strategy
Abstracts: Sliding contacts enhance toggle, lock switches. In U.S., Europe, Konica builds reputation on speedy copiers. Sanyo Electric, Kodak take on joint development of full-color organic EL display
Abstracts: Sanyo, Kodak join forces to develop advanced EL passive, active displays. LSI handles QAM demodulator output, D/A conversion
Abstracts: Mega-pixel camera features automatic settings. Konica bets on digital camera popularity, hones strategies for promotion
Abstracts: New euro monetary unit adds twist to tough ECR, POS market. Heavy-duty output machines run steadfastly with high-tech electronics
Abstracts: Towa: speed plus volume strengthen ECRs for rigors of retail operation: NT-2324. Samsung's low-profile ECR series delivers high levels of performance
Abstracts: Samsung's low-profile ECR series delivers high levels of performance. Compact machines tackle multiple tasks; laser printer links to networks
Abstracts: InFocus: XGA data projector sheds light on colorful images, full-motion video. Multimedia, digital themes distinguish Sanyo's ultra-compact projectors
Abstracts: TI's digital light processing system gathers momentum; shipments top 100,000 units. part 2 Business focus puts data projects on pathway to growth
Abstracts: Anticipating market polarity, Fujifilm focuses on deluxe end. part 2 High-tech evolution expands presentation tools' functionality, effectiveness
Abstracts: Matsushita acquires pioneer status in Philippines. Korea transforms itself into sought-after production base for mobile phones
Abstracts: Personnel-services business buoys Hay's pretax profit. Wolseley posts a 12% increase in pretax profit. Thomson Travel expects charges from Scandinavia units to grow
Abstracts: GKN says it is considering merging defense-vehicles business with Alvis. Garban-Intercapital expects staff cuts of at least 10%
Abstracts: Exchanges in cross-membership pact. Rolls-Royce in 2 leasing deals. HBK, Mercator plan insurance venture
Abstracts: Carlson, Thomas Cook to form venture in U.K. Debenhams' sales decline, as analysts cut forecasts. Thomson Travel expects charges from Scandinavia units to grow
Abstracts: Asian woes fail to damp the outlook for Porsche. DaimlerChrysler expected to pull plug on Plymouth. Unaudited net falls 39% at Framatone
Abstracts: Mobistar will launch IPO on Brussels bourse. Loss narrowed at Orange PLC in the first half. Omnitel appoints new board members
Abstracts: Brisa finds offer 19 times subscribed. Newcastle United shares rally on takeover talk. Sweden's 4.1% repo rate likely to remain for year
Abstracts: Siebel may face challenge as SAP expands scope. Undrwriters and nice timing aid iXOS. AutoNation spinoff of rental unit set
Abstracts: California Dreaming'? Gallo tries to sell its wine in France. Veba confirms plan to sell unit's 9% stake in Iridium
Abstracts: GM plans on-line car-buying service. Selling pears at $5 a pound. GM's future: 'Distinctive,' but fewer, vehicles
Abstracts: Chrysler's mood: anticipation. Banks told to be more risk ready. When going got tough, businessman kept trucking
Abstracts: GM plans on-line car-buying service. No more hassles of lugging baggage. E-Trade opens door to night market
Abstracts: Barclays Capital unit cuts some 250 jobs. Israel stock regulator backs simpler rules for dual listings. Equities division of Banco Santander cuts jobs in Asia
Abstracts: Top Polish banks. CMG's earnings spur upgraded forecasts, endorsement of stock. Tyco's earnings boosted by acquisitions, growth
Abstracts: Top Slovak banks. Veba plans to raise capital as part of merger with Viag. The world's largest insurers
Abstracts: Norilsk Nickel to merge two unprofitable plants. MAPO loses designers in restructuring protest. Top Russian banks
Abstracts: Top Hungarian banks. MOL to restructure and seek alliances. Singapore Raises Contributions To Pension Plans
Abstracts: Unilever's net rise shows resilience. De Beers boosts prices of low-grade diamonds. The world's largest insurers
Abstracts: The world's largest banks. People who need people. Laptop lapses get travelers' goats on business routes; even first class is no place to let your secrets fly; highly paranoid in Paris
Abstracts: B.C. tobacco fight will cost millions. So Good leads soy drink explosion. Mike's pours on the TV ads
Abstracts: Air Force Contract (4) Air Force Contract (1) part 3 Air Force (2)
Abstracts: Navy Contract (2) Air Force Contract (2) Air Force Contract (4)
Abstracts: Navy Contract (2) Air Force Contract (2) part 2 Air Force Contract (5)
Abstracts: Air Force Contract (1) Air Force Contract (6) part 3
Abstracts: Air Force Contract (2) Air Force Contract (3) part 12 Air Force Contract (7)
Abstracts: Navy Contract (3) Navy Contract (1) part 9 Air Force Contract (8)
Abstracts: Army Contract (4) Army Contract (2) part 2 Army Contract (1)
Abstracts: Navy Contract (6) Navy Contract (2) part 3 Navy Contract (1)
Abstracts: Navy Contract (2) Air Force Contract (4)
Abstracts: Army Contract (3) Army Contract (2) part 4 Army Contract (1)
Abstracts: Grandaddy of computer trade shows is remaking its global gigs. Mizrahi, designer most likely to succeed, doesn't
Abstracts: NOT NOW DARLING. SITA IN TALKS WITH AAI FOR AIRPORT MANAGEMENT TOOLS. KARNATAKA, TATAS MOVE TO REVIVE AIRPORT PLAN
Abstracts: TWIST AND SHOUT. KLR RIGS DEVELOPS FIRST INDIGENOUS DRILLING RIG. POLARIS UNVEILS RETAIL BUSINESS MACHINE
Abstracts: STAR TV SACKS TOP BRASS IN ORGANISATIONAL REVAMP. RAJ TV's SECOND TAMIL CHANNEL TO GO ON AIR SOON. ZEE TELEFILMS AD RATES CROSS Rs1 LAKH MARK
Abstracts: BEER, LIQUOR SECTORS BUBBLING WITH M&A CHANCES. Re CLOSES 2 PS LOWER AT 42.53. FLOWER-AUCTION HOUSE PROJECT SPROUTS THORN
Abstracts: SATELLITE SECTOR SET FOR REFORMS, FOREIGN COS MAY GET 100% STAKE part 2 TELSTRA VISHESH TO ENHANCE PAID-UP CAPITAL
Abstracts: CYBERTECH SYSTEMS AND SOFTWARE LIMITED ITI LIMITED. WIPRO
Abstracts: TEA - FROM RUSSIA WITH(OUT) LOVE. KERALA EXPAT DEPOSITS NEAR Rs13,000-CRORE MARK. KERALA PLANTERS AGAINST IMPORTS FROM SAARC NEIGHBOURS
Abstracts: INDIAN ECONOMY: REPORT CARD. ITC: A LOT OF FIRE UNDER THE SMOKE MARCHING AT SNAIL'S PACE
Abstracts: A SAFE BOTTOMLINE SAMTEL GROUP: IMPERFECT PICTURE. PROGNOSIS-1999: QUIET STANDS THE WORKSHOP
Abstracts: Spar may have lost satellite deal but wins lucrative subcontract. Cameco signs deal to buy uranium from Russia
Abstracts: MD, Templeton to combine funds. EC confronts Airtours with tough deadline. Royal buys connor clark for its wealth management
Abstracts: Apotex loses appeal in patent-law fight with Bayer. Planner maps out systems for cities. Weston to bolster existing operations
Abstracts: 659 GW of new capacity by 2006. IPPS up ownership to 186,000 MW. Real electricity prices to fall 25% by 2015
Abstracts: McKesson will buy Novartis' Red Line. McKesson HBOC fires officials over accounting improprieties. Law merger points to international trend; U.S.-British linkup may spark similar deals
Abstracts: Global Crossing poised to unveil grid's timetable. ENI to invest 5.16 billion in Libyan oil, gas sector. New gas pipeline links U.K. to Continental European market
Abstracts: CA IB chief is tested early in his new job. Merger Wave in the U.S. Spurs Declines in Stocks. AUSTRIA: RZB TO BOOST M & A BUSINESS
Abstracts: Navy Contract (2) Navy Contract (1) part 14
Abstracts: Navy Contract (3) Navy Contract (2) part 5
Abstracts: Navy Contract (4) Navy Contract (2) part 3 Navy Contract (6)
Abstracts: Army Contract (1) part 9
Abstracts: Texas cattle quarantined during mad cow feed test. Nissan may pick partner Friday. Japan stocks slip as bank reform worries emerge
Abstracts: Net breathes new life into old concept. Inventive artists sculpts in water. Snapple company executives want to buy out the business
Abstracts: Air Canada set to fly again. Air Canada reaches tentative deal with its largest union. Collenette seeks MP's airline opinion
Abstracts: Ex-Fracmaster boss targets investors. Judge rejects all bids for Fracmaster. Alberta child-prostitute law designed to break the chains
Abstracts: Newcourt plans new joint venture. Newcourt's Hudson quits, insisting it's his choice not pressure from CIT. Canada Life gets go-ahead for public offering
Abstracts: Dominion Bridge unit declares bankruptcy. Royal Oak on brink of bankruptcy. Assante delays pricing of its public offering
Abstracts: Army Contract (1) Army Contract (6)
Abstracts: Army Contract (2) Army Contract (3) part 3 Army Contract (7)
Abstracts: Navy Contract (2) Navy Contract (3) part 8 Navy Contract (1)
Abstracts: Navy Contract (2) Navy Contract (1) part 15
Abstracts: Navy Contract (1) Navy Contract (3) part 17
Abstracts: Eaton's, Imperial Life to open in-store financial outlets. Eaton talks advance with possible buyer. Life insurers should offer policies in plain language, watchdogs say
Abstracts: XL Foods feels the squeeze. Ottawa targets EU ban on Canadian beef. Legal software puts whitehill on the books
Abstracts: A new source of carbon: food-processing wastes. Reverse logic: methane from hydrogen. A more-efficient way to make L-aspartic acid
Abstracts: Mesoporous ceramic sucks up metals from solutions. Regenerative turbine pumps: unsung heroes for volatile fluids
Abstracts: Plastic waste may get another chance as chemical feedstock. M-Xylene gets a market boost. Spent potliner: a new feedstock for glass fiber
Abstracts: Small-scale pervaporation plant dehydrates solvents economically. Powerful fuel cell..
Abstracts: A new system warns of runaway reactions. Custom-manufacturing in biocatalysis. A European tryout is scheduled for a U.S. biocatalytic desulfurization method
Abstracts: Bacteria promise to cut the cost of making ascorbic acid. Choose the right vacuum pump. Air powers the big chill in a successful demonstration
Abstracts: Eliminate sensor fouling. Waste-gasifier will be tested for its liquid fuels potential. Sludge hydrolysis boosts throughput in sewage treatment plants
Abstracts: New technology makes its debut in a coal-fired power plant. New ethyl acetate process to debut in South Africa
Abstracts: The color of these pigments depends on your own point of view. part 2 Choosing the right reactor: reaction engineering, part 2
Abstracts: Safe, efficient handling of acids. Electrochemistry improves hydrogen handling. Reverse logic: methane from hydrogen
Abstracts: Waste-gasifier will be tested for its liquid fuels potential. O2 breathes new life into processes
Abstracts: Versatile is the word for this online monitor. Reshaping clay. A renewed boost for ethanol
Abstracts: Out of waste comes a clean, high-octane fuel. Pressure points for contaminant-free gas. Fouling strikes out
Abstracts: Accident report urges better safety training in explosives plants. Bringing power to the people
Abstracts: Coal conversion keeps itself relevant. Ticona boosts its Asian presence. A two-stage loop reactor burns methane without producing NOx
Abstracts: Sweeter alternatives. SCC Industries updates Screw-Lift Conveyors. New catalytic filter destroys dioxins, furans
Abstracts: Centrifuges push ahead in specialties. Tomography makes commercial strides. Batteries: full speed ahead
Abstracts: High-shear membrane process & wastewater. Combination therapy tackles wastewater toxins. O2-based options for purifying wastewater
Abstracts: Scott-Levin in U.S. to go solo. Clark-O'Neill/POL to offer drug sampling via the Internet. An open-and shut-contract
Abstracts: Air Force Contract (3) Navy Contract (1) Navy Contract (2)
Abstracts: Definitely not big six. Physician practice acquisitions going sour. AHERF executives line up as creditors
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