Abstracts: Computer groups agree on plan for Japan trade. U.S.-Japan telecommunications accord. Europe vows no bias against U.S. chips
Abstracts: Micron Technology's plummeting profit shows perils of battling chip behemoths. Micron Technology earnings plunged in fiscal 1st period
Abstracts: Microsoft's Mr. Inside on outside. Gates reveals a warming in IBM-Microsoft cold war. Computer industry conference is scene of heated dispute
Abstracts: Debut of firm's shares marks comeback of Japan's personal-computer guru. New U.S. semiconductor pact irks some Japanese companies
Abstracts: Preference structure representation using convex cones in multicriteria integer programming. A branch-and-bound method for the fixed charge transportation problem
Abstracts: Improved moment-estimation formulas using more than three subjective fractiles. On estimating skewness in stock returns
Abstracts: Telerate: a burden for Dow Jones; troublesome unit worries investors. Dow Jones bids for rest of Telerate
Abstracts: Windows 95 sales translate into boom in many hardware, software products. Adobe Systems goes on the defensive with offer to give software data
Abstracts: Loss for Apple; record profit at Intel. Hewlett posts surprise gain in earnings. 3Com posts a profit after all
Abstracts: IBM sets accord with AT&T, and will re-enter laptop market. IBM to unveil plan to build clone of Apple's Macintosh; former rivals to produce new operating system; Motorola to make chips
Abstracts: I.B.M. and Microsoft settle fight on operating systems. I.B.M. and Apple give up rivalry to preserve grip on their industry
Abstracts: Effects of human granulocyte colony-stimulating factor in a patient with idiopathic neutropenia. Treatment of cyclic neutropenia with granulocyte colony-stimulating factor
Abstracts: Trends of HIV seroconversion among young adults in the US army, 1985 to 1989. Direct measurement of human immunodeficiency virus seroconversions in a serially tested population of young adults in the United States Army, October 1985 to October 1987
Abstracts: A 4-pound notebook is developed by Sharp. An updated portable. The portable Mac: sharp, but heavy
Abstracts: IBM scenario for succession grows murky: as one top official leaves, Akers may be looking at younger executives
Abstracts: Hard times in high-tech trading spark shake-up at Morgan Stanley. PaineWebber pulls back from program trading
Abstracts: Knowledge of HIV antibody status and decisions to continue or terminate pregnancy among intravenous drug users
Abstracts: The effect of providing health coverage to poor uninsured pregnant women in Massachusetts. Case mix and resource utilization by uninsured hospital patients in the Boston metropolitan area
Abstracts: Program's ease comes at the cost of speed. On the Macintosh front. The latest for desktop publishers
Abstracts: AT&T's plan to buy Istel lights a fire under Europe for electronic messaging. AT&T buying U.K. data firm, sources say; Istel is operator of network that an analyst likens to Tymnet's in the U.S
Abstracts: Texas Instruments has loss, sues Fujitsu. Staff cuts more costly at Texas Instruments. I.B.M. sets joint deal in automation; Texas Instruments in factory venture
Abstracts: Chip makers combine to fight suits. When analog meets digital on a single chip: for real-world delivery, like sound, computers need to adapt
Abstracts: Plasmodium falciparum malaria and perinatally acquired human immunodeficiency virus type 1 infection in Kinshasa, Zaire: a prospective, longitudinal cohort study of 587 children
Abstracts: Strategic change: the effects of founding and history. Turbulence at the top: a new perspective on governance structure changes and strategic change
Abstracts: The use of viral culture and p24 antigen testing to diagnose human immunodeficiency virus infection in neonates
Abstracts: Organization-based self-esteem: construct definition, measurement, and validation. Attitudes toward work schedules: construct definition, instrument development and validation
Abstracts: AT&T, Cable & Wireless suspend talks on global telecommunications alliance. AT&T sees Istel as part of plan to go abroad; chairman sees 20% of sales coming from overseas as growth in U.S. lags
Abstracts: Olivetti will sell some of its assets to pay off debt. Britain urges Telecommunications field be opened to many local, foreign firms
Abstracts: IBM, Intel agreement sets cooperation in design of processors for future PCs. IBM asks firms to make cards for PS/2 line
Abstracts: The beneficence of neonatal hematopoiesis. Analysis of 462 transplantations from unrelated donors facilitated by the National Marrow Donor Program
Abstracts: Looking for growth in the domestic market. I.B.M. work station wins test. I.B.M. Increasing speed of PS/2 computers
Abstracts: I.B.M. sees shortfall in profits; warning is issued about 3d quarter; stock off $6 a share. I.B.M. sees a gloomy 2d quarter; analysts told that profits may again be disappointing
Abstracts: Computer firms expected to post mixed results for latest quarter. Off-line: among those baffled by technology are lots of stock analysts; often when they say 'buy,' shares have plummeted; IBM is the latest case
Abstracts: Computer chip advance is reported. A.T.&T. making comeback in chips. Computer chip starts angry debate
Abstracts: IBM's net fell 30% in quarter to $877 million; shipping delays are blamed for results analysts say portend a mediocre 1990
Abstracts: New products due from Sun and Apple; it's a busy week for the computer industry. A machine to control PC network
Abstracts: Lessons linger as U.S. Memories fails: chip venture unable to win wide backing. Apple isn't investing in U.S. Memories, chip group formed to battle Japanese
Abstracts: Video game link is seen for Nintendo; MIPS chip is expected from Silicon Graphics. U.S. Memories idea opposed by Cypress Semiconductor
Abstracts: Exchanges' computers overcome the volume. Outcry on computerized trades is forcing changes by Wall Street. Comex to test hand-held computers to record trades
Abstracts: NCR arrives first with a powerful pen-based computer; I.B.M. is also planning a machine that will go well beyond the electronic clipboard
Abstracts: Managing complexity through performance measurement. Are your performance measures obsolete? An advanced cost management system for the factory of the future
Abstracts: IBM is to unveil a faster version of Intel Corp chip. Perkin-Elmer may sell unit to U.S. firm. Kyocera Corp. of Japan agrees to buy AVX; planned all-stock purchase, valued at $561 million, reflects trade frictions
Abstracts: Tandy introduces electronic version of pencil and paper; GRiDPad can make type out of block lettering for a price of $2,395
Abstracts: The setback for advanced TV; Mosbacher, in shift, wants wider policy. Computer screen duty plan; stiff tax on some Japan imports asked by Commerce Dept
Abstracts: Control Data says it may repurchase debt soon, seeks alliances with others. Control Data chairman Robert Price to relinquish chief executive position
Abstracts: IBM pension plan changes are expected to entice thousands of workers to retire. IBM launches retirement plan to cut outlays
Abstracts: What's in I.B.M.'s and Apple's gunsights? Microsoft. On the font battlefront, an uneasy truce raises hopes; there are signs that Adobe, Apple and Microsoft standards will work together
Abstracts: If your line is cellular, give a ring. Bonn expected to award cellular contract. AT&T files lawsuit against MCI
Abstracts: Innovative portables from Zenith. Notable notebooks, now in vogue. An updated portable
Abstracts: Zenith's return to roots may be plunge into problems; decision to abandon computers for HDTV project raises doubts
Abstracts: Making MacMusic. Personal professors, pupils and pitfalls. Data scheme's potential and pitfalls
Abstracts: Chip deal ties I.B.M. to Siemens; day after Apple pact, U.S. computer giant in a German accord. Bull to buy Zenith PC subsidiary; deal for $635 million expected to bolster American company
Abstracts: Computer Associates agrees to acquire On-Line Software for about $120 million. IBM may buy Cadam business from Lockheed
Abstracts: Survival of Cray's spinoff will depend on creativity and longevity of designer. Cray Research says it plans to lay off 400
Abstracts: Cray decides: no partner for computer. Cray Research names executive as president. Cray Research plans to cut work force by 400
Abstracts: Unisys raises number of jobs it plans to cut to about 8,000 in restructuring. Unisys faces some dire industry straits; computer giant's problems keep compounding
Abstracts: John Shields, senior officer at Digital, quits; long-rumored move again raises succession issue at No. 2 computer firm
Abstracts: Cray's Rollwagen criticizes Japan for pact with NEC. Apple will sell low-end PCs via discounter. Apple Japan and Canon face antitrust probe
Abstracts: McCaw to buy into franchise in New York; Metromedia stake will cost $1.9 billion; sale is set on Southeast franchises
Abstracts: Apple Computer's next ally may be Sony. Sony, Apple negotiating laptop deal. Japan acts on Apple and Canon; Fair Trade agency checks sales tactics
Abstracts: A controlled trial of cyclosporine in the treatment of primary biliary cirrhosis. Efficacy of liver transplantation in patients with primary biliary cirrhosis
Abstracts: The impact of obesity on left ventricular mass and geometry: the Framingham Heart Study. Impact of national guidelines for cholesterol risk factor screening: the Framingham Offspring Study
Abstracts: Zenith's return to roots may be plunge into problems; decision to abandon computers for HDTV project raises doubts. part 2
Abstracts: Microsoft's 2nd-quarter profit jumped by 29%, topping Wall Street estimates. Microsoft estimates revenue rose 34% in its 1st period, surpassing expectations
Abstracts: IBM's stock price may be bottoming out, and resting there for awhile, analysts say. IBM's new workstation line exceeds estimates by analysts for 1990 period
Abstracts: Effects of appeal type and involvement on product disconfirmation: a cognitive response approach through product trial
Abstracts: Apple Computer is considering big staff cuts. Apple Computer to fire 10% of its staff in restructuring bid to cut expenses
Abstracts: IBM and Oki unit to unveil low-cost laser-printer lines. IBM ready to unveil next week more than 50 software products; items to seek to eliminate computerizing woes at manufacturing firms
Abstracts: Preterm birth prevention in a rural practice. MinnesotaCare (HealthRight): myths and miracles. A Population-Based Study of School Scoliosis Screening
Abstracts: Wang's Miller sees profit by 4th quarter of fiscal '90, but full-year loss is likely. Wang posts big loss on revenue drop; Data General's profit hits $35.6 million
Abstracts: Two Baby Bells' software glitches create overcharges. Regional phone systems on both coasts are disrupted by glitches in software
Abstracts: Software makers get a chill from Microsoft's Windows. Windows tips software firms' power balance. Microsoft's Windows opens a big lead; but users gripe about slowness and extra costs
Abstracts: Hewlett to show computer using standard that challenges IBM's. Hewlett-Packard will unveil today checkbook-size PC
Abstracts: Upgrading Windows software. The latest Microsoft venture? Accounting software. Software for OS/2
Abstracts: IBM's troubles drag down stocks as industrials fall 7.84 to 3284.36. Nasdaq composite sets another high as technology stocks return to favor
Abstracts: Trading in Compaq seems to anticipate notebook-size unit. Compaq stock drops on poor forecast; stock plunges on the news of prediction
Abstracts: The McFarlane report: reflections on a failed mission. Statute law as you've never known it. You can't have one without the other
Abstracts: Plant after Wimpy. Extracting value from the family company. The new kid in town
Abstracts: Picture-perfect images, without the camera: PC's will soon match the feats of mightier machines. Servers spurring an evolution in computing: the new machines speed a variety of tasks
Abstracts: A new supercomputer is introduced by I.B.M. I.B.M. offers work stations and breaks its traditions. New Digital software links various products
Abstracts: Chip's memory is here today, here tomorrow. Chip by Intel contains flaw in calculating; 'bugs' could stall makers of certain computers; most users unaffected
Abstracts: Insiders at Apple and Microsoft trim holdings after run-up. Compaq's chief, certain executives sell some shares
Abstracts: United Telecom and Sprint consolidate business to curb costs, boost efficiency. MCI to acquire Telecom USA for $1.25 billion; acquisition would speed consolidation among long-distance firms
Abstracts: A seroepidemiologic survey of the prevalence of herpes simplex virus type 2 infection in the United States. Early progression of disease in HIV-infected infants with thymus dysfunction
Abstracts: Groupe Bull, troubled by Zenith unit, to unveil computers for U.S. campaign. Bull's chairman to use U.S. acquisitions to lift computer maker's world stature
Abstracts: Phone pie is divided once more; F.C.C. vote extends local competition. California phone concerns get incentives
Abstracts: I Publish 2.0. Two font standards: what the Apple-Microsoft agreement will mean for you. Pagemaker with pickup
Abstracts: Long-distance firms to post strong profits: 2nd-quarter gains expected in range of 20% to 25%; steep costs hurt AT&T
Abstracts: Major depression in patients with social phobia. Panic disorder and the menstrual cycle: panic disorder patients, healthy control subjects, and patients with premenstrual syndrome
Abstracts: Antisocial personality disorder in patients with substance abuse disorders: a problematic diagnosis? Ability to form an alliance with the therapist: a possible marker of prognosis for patients with antisocial personality disorder
Abstracts: Compaq profits decreased 14% in 4th quarter. Businessland is Compaq's land yet once again. Small PCs swarming to market
Abstracts: Computer firms see the writing on the screen. Computer firms expected to post mixed results: makers of desktop machines prospering, analysts say, but others in slowdown
Abstracts: Apple's fiscal 2nd-quarter net income rises sharply but is below expectations. Tandem says profit, revenue rose in quarter
Abstracts: A hard road for software merger: enemies are united at Dun & Bradstreet. Software is the next target
Abstracts: Apple Computer 'press defense' wins suit. Xerox to appeal judge's ruling on Apple suit. IBM loses round to tiny firm on 'Big Blue' nickname
Abstracts: Compaq and Silicon cancel joint development accord. I.B.M. gives Adstar storage unit more autonomy. Tempting new offerings in technology
Abstracts: Compaq plans debut today of upgradable computers; when better parts are developed, customers can just plug them in
Abstracts: I.B.M. plan for selling PC 'clones.' (microcomputers) I.B.M. gets lift from mainframes. Sale to Israel of computer is questioned
Abstracts: 10 computers introduced by Amdahl. Disk drive is introduced by Hewlett: device is said to be the world's smallest
Abstracts: Font foundries: ParaFont, Fontographer, FontStudio. Smooth characters; Mac screen fonts have never looked better
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