Abstracts: Why hard times could favor Howard. Industry awaits its turn at reform. A qualified nod for Howard
Abstracts: The price of values. The trusted help-desk. Good help is hard to get, so make full use of it
Abstracts: International anti-trust cooperation: wave of the future. One market, one money, one law. A US-inspired EU antitrust revolution
Abstracts: Protecting New Orleans. Treading water. Drowning New Orleans
Abstracts: BZW report takes particularly dim view of colony's future. Analysts feel the heat. Nations sign swap pacts
Abstracts: Republicans hold court. Liberty, equality, fratricide. Target practice
Abstracts: Why fund managers fear GST. Splitting the difference. Gearing impaired
Abstracts: 10 healthiest (and unhealthiest) places for women. America's healthiest and unhealthiest places for women. 10 healthiest (and unhealthiest!) places for women to live
Abstracts: Your electronics quandaries. Grounding electronics for better performance. Seawater grounding for high-frequency radios
Abstracts: Sixteen ways to keep your lover. Sweet water from the skies. Americana
Abstracts: Rating Americap. Dutch-built offshore cruiser. Americap on a slow roll
Abstracts: The colors of spring. Where the "wa" was. Enlarging time
Abstracts: Beazley shines in Ming mode. Life after Kim. Evading game
Abstracts: Sacred motherhood still a male cop-out. Entitle fight. Title fight
Abstracts: Gaining on the CGT. Back to the drawing board. A late hit
Abstracts: Mission: uncertain. The road to peace. Let Europe do it, please
Abstracts: Kid dynamite. Gathering of the hitmen
Abstracts: Man of the world. A head for trouble
Abstracts: Sizing up the nest egg. Hard advice. Protective custody
Abstracts: Programmed for survival. The soft sell
Abstracts: Bill takes it on the chin. Behind the Gates myth. Look, Ma, no breaks
Abstracts: Scent check. Tight squeezes. Hunting the lull
Abstracts: Tight squeezes. Season savers; some last-minute advice. Tale of the scrape
Abstracts: Falling star. Breaking up Los Angeles. Neighborhood clout
Abstracts: Labor seeks to rebuild its house - and Newt's. Congress. A Republican disappearing act
Abstracts: Channel 4 in talks to buy stakes in indies. The ultimate jackpot. Can C4 take them on?
Abstracts: Gas station change brands and strategy. A vested interest in success. York paper mill settles suit with environmental groups
Abstracts: What Ricky did next. Honesty: the best policy. The entertainer
Abstracts: Friends in a crisis. Risky business. Fighting with fire
Abstracts: UK: Britannic reduces its exposure to equities. UK: KPMG report calls for wealth management reform. UK: Rothschild multi-manager stripped of house funds
Abstracts: FRANCE: REVIEW OF THE MILK MARKET. France: The chilled dairy beverage product market. France: French milk remains in the red
Abstracts: Factor dependence of Bermudan swaptions: fact or fiction? Throwing away a billion dollars: the cost of suboptimal exercise strategies in the swaptions market
Abstracts: More questions than answers. The new branding lingo. Getting to the heart of the brand
Abstracts: Preparing to make a splash. UK Post ushers in a new era. Yorkshire Associated Producers
Abstracts: Internet veteran will introduce new brainchild. Scientists build molecular logic circuits. Quantum computers aren't just theoretical
Abstracts: The last stand against the Taliban. The defectors. Locked down
Abstracts: What if? Return on insights. High performance marketing in the CRM era
Abstracts: Raymour eyes Big Apple. Lillian August Designs to open 3 Drexel stores in Conn. Domain kicks off expansion drive
Abstracts: Moosehead: a giveaway with 'teeth.' Motion execs set for better times. FMG, Ashley cooperate on circulars
Abstracts: Mortgage Workouts. The effect of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act on public real estate entities. Mortgage workouts
Abstracts: The check's in the mail. Fact finder. Save America's dying brands
Abstracts: ECB keeps rates steady, but tells citizens to spend: on inflation front, outlook is 'favorable,' Trichet says; 'it is time for you to invest'
Abstracts: ANZ takes its card campaign to new heights in Hong Kong. Brisk new-property sales may not signal recovery. Fewer U.S. firms to expand
Abstracts: Producing power from recycled organics. Renewables make progress on many fronts. Announcing: BioCycle textbooks
Abstracts: Amid industry's turmoil, terminal readies. Dramatic answers for flight delays. US Airways plans to restructure
Abstracts: In Brazil, Usinor takes control of a steelmaker. Usinor's cost-cutting program is likely to cost manager's jobs
Abstracts: Thomson unit puts digital TV in picture. Circuit City's net tumbled 88% in second quarter. Sony's net drops on sharp losses from Playstation 2
Abstracts: $262 million profit tops forecasts for Comcast. Potential bidders get primed for Adelphia auction. A champion of the X Games considers its corporate image
Abstracts: Neighbor-friendly odor management. Odor management. New frontiers for odor research
Abstracts: Sulzer Medica shares soar on U.S. settlement. Sulzer Medica reported loss for first quarter. Nokia says sales to hit low end of its projections
Abstracts: ICN's U.S. suit hits Yugoslav, Serb leaders. Amgen plans to buy Immunex for $16 billion in cash, stock. Bristol-Myers nears pact to buy ImClone stake
Abstracts: McKesson net disappoints Wall Street. U.K. drug companies expect strong results for 3rd quarter. Alliance Unichem posts results below expectations
Abstracts: Six Continents update is dim. Accor SA. Accor warns profit will be lower following attacks
Abstracts: Tiltrotor transition. High-altitude operations. The new H-1s - streetfighters to win the three block war
Abstracts: 'Sell phone' ban. Marketing a la carte. Baby boom sales boom
Abstracts: Widening access. The rainmaker. The specialist
Abstracts: Commission clauses cloud sales packages. Tortious chamber. Land windfall
Abstracts: The ties that bind. Bye-bye birdie! Lessons in low-tech
Abstracts: Reading the wind. Performance cruising: Upping the light-air ante. A fine breed of cruising racer
Abstracts: New products: Pure and simple. Boat Review: Swift and svelte. The $15K-to-$25K club
Abstracts: The future. The supply structure. Market segmentation
Abstracts: Buffett: R.C. Willey had bang-up 2005. Bombay profits jump 93.8%. Heilig-Meyers to liquidate all but RoomStore
Abstracts: Ashley HomeStore gets warm reception in Vegas. Johnson to retire as CEO of Pier 1. Suppliers express sense of loss
Abstracts: Nautica makes Federated splash. LifeStyle postpones IPO. China leads 19% surge in imports
Abstracts: Retailers praise first market. Retailers: Too soon to predict price effects. Retailers looking for help
Abstracts: High-end producers lean toward lighter scale. Clean designs a hit in case goods. Case goods bank on bread 'n' butter
Abstracts: Upholstery offers wide variety of styles, scales. Good product wins good business. Tempur bed hits $7K
Abstracts: Leather sources ready to fire global shots. Market beat. Leather makers get creative with value, size and pricing
Abstracts: Details win favor in occasional . Big walls, smaller pieces a hit in home entertainment. Hand-painting popular in occasional
Abstracts: Compost remediates a landfill and grows a national park. Large animal mortality composting goes mainstream. Air separation strategies tackle plastics contamination
Abstracts: Oil shock isn't expected to hit the region too hard. Drawn into China's orbit, rest of Asia faces challenges. Asia analysts weigh in with big predictions
Abstracts: Lehman settles lawsuit, closing a chapter in China. Wheelock Natwest union may be headed for a split. Asian investment banks proceed with caution
Abstracts: Pearson TV to adapt Dahl for animation. Action man. A new spin for an old genre
Abstracts: Food processing. part 3
Abstracts: DTE Energy to buy MCN in $2.6 billion deal. PG&E files plan to reorganize its utility unit. PG&E wins U.S. approval to restructure
Abstracts: Grocery store industry. part 4
Abstracts: Food wholesalers industry. part 2
Abstracts: Public private rivalries. Sales across the channels. Building French connections
Abstracts: Prime movers. The market that Bob helped build. Animating ideas that float
Abstracts: Kvaerner forges rescue plan with shareholder-rights issue. Kvaerner chooses board member as interim CEO. Yukos buys stake in Kvaerner as Russia forges westward
Abstracts: Classic contemporary wins favor. MicroD embraces FIDX standards. Virtue3D targets furniture industry for imaging tools
Abstracts: 2nd Bograd's store opts for casual dress. Interline Italia tests display concept. Arizona Leather wins west
Abstracts: Grand plans for the big screen. Television with international appeal. A precarious life
Abstracts: RTA revival. Desks, home office furniture. Style, function keep up home office momentum
Abstracts: Playing by American rules. New US shows debut in Tinseltown. Television with international appeal
Abstracts: Bringing the digital divide. Desperate blueprint for US hits. Big issue
Abstracts: Tom Seely has craft-y way of competing with imports. Youth segment continues growth spurt. New product, players fuel youth BR growth
Abstracts: Metal beds strong despite global market swings. Beds show their mettle. Metal bed mfrs. pin hopes on new looks
Abstracts: Blumenthal targets bedding with double knits. Bringing sofas to life takes right blend of fabric, frame. Sleeker recliners loading up on leather
Abstracts: Crown Design poised to enter US market. Demare Gliders taking up where Relax-R line left off. Gliders becoming fashion conscious
Abstracts: Furniture stores capture top spot in bedding unit sales. Protect-A-Bed: line fills growing demand. Bedding producers plan to be aggressive
Abstracts: Mixed MSW composting facilities in the U.S.. A compost screening primer. Protective practices at grinding, screening operations
Abstracts: Volkswagen's earnings show the road is rough. DaimlerChrysler considers cutting jobs in Germany. Job cuts at Opel expected to total fewer than 3,000
Abstracts: RTA pushes into new categories. Solid-wood RTA likely to stay on growth track. RTA zeroing in on entertainment
Abstracts: Rolls-Royce to cut 5,000 staff positions as demand drops. Pratt & Whitney to cut U.S. staff by 6.8%. GE's aircraft-engine unit to cut jobs
Abstracts: RTA kitchen proves a steady performer. RTA resources cover more and more bases. Solid-wood RTA likely to stay on growth track
Abstracts: Corning will cut 4,000 more workers. Global Crossing plans layoffs, cost cutting. A view into Lazard: Modest performance, big paychecks
Abstracts: Telecom Italia continues push to fend off Olivetti. How Bonn stripped Deutsche Telekom of its monopoly. AT&T capital outlay to fall by at least 20% next year
Abstracts: DaimlerChrysler decides to try a little openness. DaimlerChrysler earnings disappoint. UAW again loses union bid at Nissan factory in U.S
Abstracts: Air France's earnings soared in quarter. KLM Airlines adds surcharge to offset costs. French Concordes will continue to be grounded
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