Abstracts: Big deal that poses little threat. Coming to the rescue of a computer business: A.T.&T.'s efforts have been marked by missteps and failed expectations
Abstracts: Wang Labs pays workers early, fueling talk. Wang Labs posts third-period loss, considers layoffs. Wang Labs unveils debt restructuring, can begin to deal with other crises
Abstracts: Faster ways to mix and match data. The latest for desktop publishers. More oomph with Mac's System 7.0: but it will take awhile for software companies to match the features
Abstracts: Tandy posts 17% decline in profit for latest quarter. Tandy expects 2nd-quarter profit to drop slightly. Tandy posts flat net for its 4th quarter; revenue grew 10%
Abstracts: But what I meant to say was.... Electronic forms that fill the bill. New Sidekick is sleek and slick
Abstracts: HRMS planning pays off. Select the right manager for success. Select the right IS project manager for success
Abstracts: Prime cuts 20% of work force, or 2,500 people; action by computer firm renews worry on effect of buy-outs in industry
Abstracts: A disagreement about within-group agreement: disentangling issues of consistency versus consensus. Integration of climate and leadership: examination of a neglected issue
Abstracts: Can ipsative and single-item measures produce erroneous results in field studies of French and Raven's (1959) five bases of power? An empirical investigation
Abstracts: Top position is filled at Prime Computer. President is named at Prime Computer. Kaypro founder asks son back to be chief
Abstracts: Wang Laboratories is expected to name Miller, Ex-GE executive, to be president. Digital Equipment's financial chief, who strengthened the company, to resign
Abstracts: Exploratory study of individual assessment practices: interrater reliability and judgments of assessor effectiveness
Abstracts: Facet importance and job satisfaction. Multiple discrepancies and pay satisfaction. Standards of comparison and job satisfaction
Abstracts: Wang Laboratories names chief executive. New president named for Hewlett-Packard. Top officer of Apple gives up one post
Abstracts: In second move from Lotus, executive is joining Shiva. 3Com president makes a rapid rise to chief. EDA Systems fills job of president and chief
Abstracts: Control Data's finance chief to leave firm. Control Data chairman Robert Price to relinquish chief executive position
Abstracts: Wang Labs to emerge from Chapter 11 with strong balance sheet, chief says. Wang Labs names computer novice president and chief operating officer
Abstracts: AT&T picks GE for $250 million satellites job. BellSouth, LIN agree to merge cellular lines; spinoff, dividend planned; pact may spur McCaw to raise its bid for LIN
Abstracts: Ericsson doubles profit for quarter; cites cellular gear. Ericsson says pretax profit rose 16% in 4th period, but firm is cautious on '91
Abstracts: Diagnosis of magnesium-induced diarrhea. The self-limited nature of chronic idiopathic diarrhea. Effect of the time of administration of calcium acetate on phosphorus binding
Abstracts: Mortality and reoperation after open and transurethral resection of the prostate for benign prostatic hyperplasia
Abstracts: A 58-year-old man with hematochezia and a lesion of the cecum. A 58-year-old man with cavitary lung disease
Abstracts: Who has really tried Windows? Barriers to acceptance remain. But they are eroding. Why training is worth the cost; employees need help to wring the most from ever-more complex software applications
Abstracts: A new aggressiveness at Siemens. Siemens buying 51% of Nixdorf; computer innovator is saved by merger in West Germany
Abstracts: IBM and Apple tap executive in joint venture: Guglielmi to head key unit despite mixed results in software at Big Blue
Abstracts: New executive team moves up at Unisys. Control Data names new chief executive. President is named for MIPS Computer
Abstracts: For finances past the checkbook, a small-business helper. Taxpayers find help: an expert on a disk. Programs to manage finances
Abstracts: The bargain basement. New spin on hard disk. Checking meaning as well as spelling
Abstracts: Pen-machine move made by A.T.& T. Digital buys 65% stake in Kienzle; computer maker seeks European growth and help in Unix systems
Abstracts: Digital Equipment has prized asset: service business. Japanese firm to buy Comdex computer show; Softbank's purchase price of $800 million includes 16 smaller exhibitions
Abstracts: Back to basics on the CPIS. Buying a system to fit the bill. CIP survey results 1989
Abstracts: US investigates software imports in unusual trade-restraint case. Software-imports ruling by U.S. sets trade precedent
Abstracts: The rising sun over Europe. The latest from Japan. Setting up shop across Europe
Abstracts: Made in Europe? Halfway to the Eurocompany. Crusading for quality
Abstracts: Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia in infants infected with the human immunodeficiency virus with more than 450 CD4 lymphocytes per cubic millimeter
Abstracts: The effect of acute renal failure on mortality: a cohort analysis. New epidemiologic evidence confirming that bias does not explain the aspirin-Reye's syndrome association
Abstracts: Mammographic screening in asymptomatic women aged 40 years and older. The cost-effectiveness of mammographic screening strategies
Abstracts: IBM to start announcing its fall line. IBM announces minicomputer line with more power. IBM to unveil some models of AS/400 line
Abstracts: Personal computers; software to make life a bit easier. Forecasting tools for the novice. Some sound advice on taking it along
Abstracts: Building a moat with software. Software for OS/2. A hard look at software
Abstracts: Computer memories add third dimension; advance promises storage that is denser, faster; applications years away
Abstracts: A system to speed airline travel. I.B.M. in technology pact with Thinking Machines. I.B.M. and Intel form chip alliance
Abstracts: Oracle picks ex-general as chairman; software supplier cites his long experience. Keeping software lead is new president's job
Abstracts: An epidemiologic study of abuse of analgesic drugs: effects of phenacetin and salicylate on mortality and cardiovascular morbidity (1968 to 1987)
Abstracts: I.B.M. introduces minicomputer products. I.B.M.. adds 11 models to minicomputer line. I.B.M. has new model at $12,000
Abstracts: NeXT Inc. plans to introduce new machines. Next abandons computer sales for software. Jobs's Next Inc. announces first version of computer operating-system software
Abstracts: A small lobby's large voice. Small company makes superconducting chip. I.B.M. and Toshiba plan joint development of flash memory chips; device, which can hold data with power off, could replace disks
Abstracts: Doing business in Europe: Portugal. Doing business in Europe: Luxembourg. Doing business in Europe: Denmark
Abstracts: Corporate rejuvenation. Taxonomic mental models in competitor definition. Competitive groups as cognitive communities: the case of Scottish knitwear manufacturers
Abstracts: The Deed of Indemnity: legal and tax pointers. Tax issues down on the farm. Think before you roll over
Abstracts: Balancing the books on Capitol Hill. The US budget: just like an old-time movie? Coming to terms with Congress
Abstracts: Two forms of compulsive consumption: comorbidity of compulsive buying and binge eating. Compulsive buying: a phenomenological exploration
Abstracts: The effect of vivid attributes on the evaluation of alternatives: the role of differential attention and cognitive elaboration
Abstracts: Picture-based persuasion processes and the moderating role of involvement. Buyer uncertainty and information search
Abstracts: The influence of personal variables on salesperson selling orientation. Antecedents and outcomes of organizational commitment: a study of salespeople
Abstracts: Mitochondrial DNA deletions in progressive external ophthalmoplegia and Kearns-Sayre syndrome. Mosaic expression of dystrophin in symptomatic carriers of Duchenne's muscular dystrophy
Abstracts: A 53-year-old woman with cutaneous thickening and eosinophilia. A 33-year-old woman with exertional dyspnea and Raynaud's phenomena
Abstracts: MiniScribe's investigators determine that 'massive fraud' was perpetrated. Cooking the books: how pressure to raise sales led MiniScribe to falsify numbers
Abstracts: How useful are product reviews? Not just blue sky: I.B.M. and Apple have a product. No pie in the sky: I.B.M.'s new 'green' machine
Abstracts: AT&T reports record earnings for 3rd quarter; profit reaches $963 million; long-distance business shows a steady 6% rise
Abstracts: Siemens, Nixdorf to join computer units; plan may spawn other combinations in Europe. Plessey takeover isn't expected to end string of electronics mergers in Europe
Abstracts: Speedy Cray may slow its pace. Abe Peled's secret start-up at IBM: with an end-run on lethargy, his team created a computer in just two years
Abstracts: The relation between resource use and in-hospital mortality for patients with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome-related Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia
Abstracts: Personal computers may soon add TV's beauty. When I.B.M.'s big guns won't do. New Apple chip in challenge to Intel
Abstracts: BellSouth, LIN agree to merge cellular lines; spinoff, dividend planned; pact may spur McCaw to raise its bid for LIN
Abstracts: LIN backs takeover by McCaw; cellular operator accepts new offer over BellSouth's. Lin-BellSouth cellular merger set
Abstracts: Disk-drive firm steers back from brink; Storage's net rises; tape system fuels strength. MiniScribe's investigators determine that 'massive fraud' was perpetrated
Abstracts: Small business, handy tools. Newest Netware challenges customers. Planetarium on a screen
Abstracts: Basic legal work without lawyers. Making your Mac say aargh! The uses of a knowledge of programming
Abstracts: Sales strategy: charting a new course in turbulent markets. Services marketing - who's the customer and what's the competition?
Abstracts: MiniScribe hasn't lost any big buyers despite fraud allegations, chief says. MiniScribe sets special charge of $40 million; company will phase out all U.S. manufacturing; data deadline is Friday
Abstracts: Intel's new computer chip can do 2 jobs at one time. Digital Equipment demonstrates chip packaging. Intel forms chip venture with company from Japan
Abstracts: HP to put laser printers within reach of everyone. Calling on the Spirit of Scrooge to attain global reach; power-supply maker hopes austerity fosters uninterrupted growth
Abstracts: Apple to unveil six new models to boost sales; some will use 68030 microprocessor; notebooks anticipated. Apple to unveil portable Macintosh that already gets mixed reviews
Abstracts: AST introduces computer line using 486 chip. Momenta Corp. plans to unveil notepad model. Poqet introduces portable computer that fits in pocket
Abstracts: Intel Corp. unveils a chip that uses parallel processing. Intel to unveil new version of 486 chip that is 51% faster than current one
Abstracts: More job cuts due in Digital Equipment plan; latest round could total 10,000, or 9% of payroll, depending on revenue
Abstracts: Toshiba's new president, Fumio Sato, comes from electrical apparatus side. Texas Instruments agrees to buy HDTV technology from Japan
Abstracts: Texas Instruments to work with Hitachi. I.B.M. sets joint deal in automation; Texas Instruments in factory venture
Abstracts: Effectiveness of bicycle safety helmets in preventing head injuries: a case-control study. A case-control study of the effectiveness of bicycle safety helmets
Abstracts: Increased risk of pancreatic cancer in melanoma-prone kindreds with p16(INK4) mutations. Mapping the gene for hereditary cutaneous malignant melanoma-dysplastic nevus to chromosome 1p
Abstracts: Digital Equipment is looking to tap into new growth; analysts see turnaround, but finding revenue could be a challenge
Abstracts: Randomized controlled trial of a monoclonal antibody against the interleukin-2 receptor (33B3.1) as compared with rabbit antithymocyte globulin for prophylaxis against rejection of renal allografts
Abstracts: IBM is delaying its introduction of workstation. IBM set to unveil a workstation with more power. IBM to delay its introduction of workstation
Abstracts: Bell Atlantic, Southern New England post strong profit gains for 3rd period. Bell Atlantic hopes to cut 1,200 jobs, will consolidate several phone lines
Abstracts: California is seen giving phone firms profit incentive to control basic rates. Bell Atlantic finds privacy-law abuses in probe of unit; Bell of Pennsylvania workers gave out phone records improperly, parent says
Abstracts: Human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) infection a median of 18 months before a diagnostic Western blot: evidence from a cohort of homosexual men
Abstracts: Cullinet ex-aides say buyer has cut about 900 jobs. Lotus will cut up to 400 jobs, take a charge; software maker scales back as its rivals expand; stock surges on news
Abstracts: I.B.M. said to aid project on computers and writing. Dreaded virus said to cause little damage to computers. Computer stocks with promise: a trio of companies that makes complex computers can prosper even as mainframe makers sag
Abstracts: An old favorite: Goudy's exuberant Italian Old Style gets the digital treatment. Special case: decorative faces for dressing up your desktop
Abstracts: Black box: it's simple, it's unseen, it's crucial. Making a Mac more like a work station. New models establish a milestone in printers
Abstracts: Charting where we go from here. A competent and integrated program for Macintosh users. Numbers into pictures
Abstracts: Advance directives for medical care - a case for greater use. The Medical Directive: a new comprehensive advance care document
Abstracts: ComputerLand posts $13.9 million loss for 3rd period, citing control problems. Businessland's top marketing, sales executives leave
Abstracts: Apple set to offer new line. Apple to introduce much faster Macintosh model today. Portable and desktop units to be introduced by Apple
Abstracts: Lotus spreadsheet to run on IBM's mainframe units. IBM makes several mainframe models available early, bolstering sales hopes
Abstracts: I.B.M. shows library for data storage. I.B.M. says it will delay new product. I.B.M. data will speed programs
Abstracts: TV venture is criticized for promises to investors. Simplifying a computing procedure. For chips that overheat: a tiny radiator
Abstracts: Comparison of psyllium hydrophilic mucilloid and cellulose as adjuncts to a prudent diet in the treatment of mild to moderate hypercholesterolemia
Abstracts: Apple's chief sees future in electronics: 'multimedia' machines are due out this year. Adobe set to disclose technology; typeface data to be shared after Apple and Microsoft move
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