Abstracts: Low-tech company in high-tech gamble. Technology company gets $4 million U.S. investment. Company develops technology for faster computer chip
Abstracts: Control Data to separate into two companies. Intel raising capacity of chip factory; a $1 billion investment in future market share
Abstracts: Toshiba gives Sony some competition in ultralight laptops. Compaq to take lead, for now, with notebook PC. Toshiba vying with Compaq in 'notebooks'
Abstracts: AT&T tells what caused January's glitch. AT&T cable break shows vulnerability despite era of fiber-optic technology
Abstracts: IBM and Siemens report developing production model for new chip series. IBM builds the first 16-Megabit chip to be made on existing production line
Abstracts: 'Chip set' unveiled for use in making faster computers. Intel to enter market for 'chip sets' used to build clones of IBM PCs
Abstracts: Canada allows competition in market for long-distance telephone service. BCE's Bell Canada unit plans to launch electronic data and transaction service
Abstracts: When should an employee elect to be taxed on fringe benefits received? Paying off personal loans becomes wiser as personal interest deductions phase out
Abstracts: Fetal protection policy invalidated. Bargaining over work relocation decisions. Scope of OFCCP audits limited
Abstracts: Career counselor. Outplacement results in success
Abstracts: Multi-use credit card is offered by A.T.&T. A.T.& T. plans to offer faster data transfer. A.T.&T. to expand service for language translations
Abstracts: U.S. supercomputer makers balk at export plan. U.S. revising guidelines on computer exports. Pentagon seeking tougher curbs on exports of newest computers
Abstracts: Bruised Apple: computer firm's chief faces slowing growth, discord in the ranks; Sculley is assailed for giving lavish executive perks, making tactical blunders; Too many reorganizations? part 2
Abstracts: Rivals take aim at IBM's workstations. LSI Logic says 12 computer firms use its chips to build Sun clones. Small computer firm to unveil laptop to run software of big makers machines
Abstracts: I.B.M. jumps into work stations, with both feet; their performance is impressive, but the impact on the bottom line is uncertain
Abstracts: IBM introduces line of workstations; industry analysts impressed by prices. part 2 IBM unveils long-awaited mainframes
Abstracts: Mitsubishi Electric, AT&T set chip pact. AT&T plans to unveil chip for 'multimedia' functions. Competing standards hamper wireless service
Abstracts: When training turns into a box office hit. A new module army to fight ill health. Steel partners
Abstracts: Groups help put disabled in touch. Instant information. Teaching with a light touch
Abstracts: Electronic forms that fill the bill. Footprints in the sands of time. Cutting desk-top publishing costs
Abstracts: I.B.M. is counterpunching on assorted fronts; surprises include a tactical retreat on Micro Channel and an unusual drive
Abstracts: A computer star's new advance. Executive to oversee revamping at I.B.M. When + Adds Up to Minus
Abstracts: Complementarity of prior accounting information: the case of stock dividend announcements. Economic sufficiency and statistical sufficiency in the aggregation of accounting signals
Abstracts: Determinants of management forecast precision. The market interpretation of management earnings forecasts as a predictor of subsequent financial analyst forecast revision
Abstracts: What would Murdoch buy with MCI's cash? Untangling the debate over cable television. Direct-broadcast TV may be getting off the ground
Abstracts: Digital pursues mail-order PCs, forges alliances. DEC planning to use RISC in flagship line. Digital Equipment, facing possible loss for its 3rd period, mulls severance plan
Abstracts: Three giant phone firms plan venture to offer joint service to multinationals. NTT unit to vie with U.S. firms in data communications services
Abstracts: U.S. computer maker takes on NEC on its own turf. Advanced Micro gains ground in plan to sell clone of Intel chip
Abstracts: Major chip advance is reported by Hitachi. For a job well done, Japanese honor the chip. In computer research race, Japanese increase their lead
Abstracts: Sony to share data at U.S. plant. Matsushita set to acquire advanced chip plant in U.S. Chip trade talks fail to set measure for market share
Abstracts: A new meta-analytic approach. Age discrimination in simulated employment contexts: an integrative analysis. A new approach for utility analysis
Abstracts: Compensation satisfaction: its measurement and dimensionality. The matching model: an examination of the processes underlying realistic job previews
Abstracts: Motorola to unveil computers, launch ad blitz in bid to make name in industry. Motorola to launch line of multi-user computers today
Abstracts: Hewlett-Packard to review its operations; comprehensive look stems from poor performance over the past 2 years
Abstracts: IBM, Apple outline plan, but questions remain on products, rivals' response. Technology
Abstracts: Lotus spreadsheet to run on IBM's mainframe units. Transarc Software may lend a hand to smaller firms. Computer Associates to buy spreadsheet in a renewed bid for PC software sales
Abstracts: New supercomputers signal industry's direction. Consortium to buy Intel computer. Fast modems: all dressed up, with only a slow way to go
Abstracts: Can you see the standards through the fog? Apple and I.B.M. are standing shoulder to shoulder against five dozen companies
Abstracts: New model of a classic printer. Kodak combines a network printer with a copier; fluent in several computer languages, it will work with PC's and Macintoshes
Abstracts: Software offers some help in playing the angles. Numbers? Have we got numbers! A chart that fills in the numbers
Abstracts: Digital stubs its toe kicking IBM mainframe. Digital begins to make cuts in work force; buy-out may be offered to up to 8,000; charge seen in fourth quarter
Abstracts: Future of big computing: a triumph for Lilliputions. Federal inquiry on software examines privacy programs. A Darwinian creation of software: programs evolve into better programs
Abstracts: Duties on Japanese screens for laptop cleared by U.S. I.B.M. will use Adobe's technology. Electronics venture is expected; working together on display screens
Abstracts: Export rules for computers are softened: President ties easing of sale of high-tech goods to ending of Cold War
Abstracts: A 'Baby Bell' outgrows its siblings. 3 Bell units post gains in profits. Profits rise at 2 Bells, but are flat at Pactel
Abstracts: AT&T picks Stead, head of Square D, for unit president. AT&T selects Warwick as chairman of its new unit for business in China
Abstracts: Leaders in videophone technology are two classic start-up companies. Boston Technology to post $600,000 4th-quarter net
Abstracts: Four-color finesse: prepress polish comes your way with Aldus PrePrint. Aldus makes over PageMaker
Abstracts: Powerful moves; Autodesk Animator: you PC comes alive. Successful slides. Now you see it; to make better presentations, put your right brain forward - get visual
Abstracts: Under the hood: a close look at six personal PostScript printers. The big scan: here's lookin' at gray-scale scanners that get the best from a tough photo
Abstracts: Computers with new Intel chip to make debut without fanfare. Motorola to launch line of multi-user computers today
Abstracts: Prime Computer's forte is technology, not finance: with sound basic operations, company is still in peril from too much debt
Abstracts: Sun's rebound in work stations. Hewlett-Packard stock off on disappointing earnings. Digital loss narrowed in quarter
Abstracts: Renewed push for pay-by-phone. Banks looking more closely at their credit card holders. Bills to pay? The number is ..
Abstracts: If a laser printer ran backwards .... The latest in optical character-recognition systems arrives tomorrow. Help in printing and scanning
Abstracts: A top Hewlett official is named Octel chief. Apple technologists forming new venture. Apple official says he will leave
Abstracts: Spreading the network. Rooting out viruses. 3 ways to face tax preparation
Abstracts: The computer age: still a work in progress. Compaq and Dell may use Nextstep system. I.B.M. will use Adobe's technology
Abstracts: Microsoft stock falls 7% on fears of analyst about European prices. IBM won't favor Microsoft over Adobe
Abstracts: U.S. may loosen proposed rules on the export of supercomputers. IBM is granted approval by India for joint venture
Abstracts: The impact of JIT on industrial marketers. Consequences of inventory stockouts. The determinants of commitment in the distributor - manufacturer relationship
Abstracts: Worldwide network of countertrade services. Countertrade practices in China. Countertrade practices in Indonesia
Abstracts: U.S. chip industry is failing to meet goals to boost market share in Japan. Japan aims to show that chip market is open to the West
Abstracts: Digital to license its 'Alpha' chip to Japan's Kubota. Lotus is expected to license package of software to IBM
Abstracts: Freer rein on A.T.&T. is proposed; the F.C.C. endorses easier rate changes for big customers. Easier rules for A.T.&T. suggested
Abstracts: Computer-export curbs reviewed. Computer makers worried by curb on software export. U.S. revising guidelines on computer exports
Abstracts: Liberating capital. Citibank goes for broke. Futuristic finance
Abstracts: Behind Next's sea change, a lesson about market niches: Was it a PC, or was it a work station? Even its designer didn't know for sure
Abstracts: Market place: a turning point for chip makers. I.B.M. chief issues threat on U.S. tariff: high duty on screens may result in further overseas production
Abstracts: AT&T gets more leeway on business price policies. Bells close in on information services. FCC opens study today of competition within long-distance telephone sector
Abstracts: Microsoft, trying to set standard, urges PC makers to display 'Windows' logo. Businessland is Compaq's land yet once again
Abstracts: Japanese group rebuts charges on chip market. Two makers of microchips broaden ties; Hitachi, Texas Instruments enter a 10-year pact in effort to ease costs
Abstracts: The NHS invests in sharp practices. A new module army to fight ill health. How to groom the top glass manager
Abstracts: New policies for phone firms face FCC vote; upstart carriers could gain access to the networks of mail local providers
Abstracts: Telephone services: a growing form of 'foreign aid.' Court bars F.C.C. rule on phones. Freer rein on A.T.&T. is proposed; the F.C.C. endorses easier rate changes for big customers
Abstracts: Digital's offer to employees proves popular. Digital Equipment staff-cut effort shy of expectations. Digital begins to make cuts in work force; buy-out may be offered to up to 8,000; charge seen in fourth quarter
Abstracts: Intel's delivery of new 'flash' chips delayed. Computer makers are hurrying to create portables incorporating cellular modems
Abstracts: IBM, Digital expect losses for full year: most large computer firms had weak 4th quarter; Unisys sees turnaround
Abstracts: IBM to unveil a more flexible way to network: peer-to-peer approach lets any computer in system manage the data traffic
Abstracts: Does software lose credibility when it's inexpensive? A $49.95 accounting program offers most of the features of many expensive rivals. part 2
Abstracts: Zenith bets the store on new TV; analysts question whether the company has time to reach its goal. Best Buy's new stores irk Japanese suppliers
Abstracts: The giants focus on the image of a check. Digital is leaving headquarters building. Digital to show new PC's, expanding a product line
Abstracts: IBM, Time Warner discuss a technology and media mix. Unisys cancels offering of Defense unit; bonds fall as plan to pay debt is upset
Abstracts: Nissan searches for its lost youth - and sales. Second gear for European cars in Japan. Aiming for the top
Abstracts: For Macintosh users, a very long wait is over; a new operating system has many improvements - and makes many demands
Abstracts: File to fax on the road. Keyboard kickoff for football season. A shell that really shields you
Abstracts: National Semiconductor narrows loss, aided by chip recovery, PC strength. Third-quarter loss is posted by National Semiconductor Corp
Abstracts: The hologram computers of tomorrow. Megabytes and floppy disks snare novices in an older generation; computers allow the elderly broader communications
Abstracts: Overhead advantages: the presentation power of overheads. A clever story. Sliding by: high-quality presentations with a low overhead
Abstracts: Colorful displays. LaserJet III: Hewlett-Packard's new LaserJet scales type and smooths jaggies - and for a great low price
Abstracts: Create high-quality stills from video. TruSpace 2.0. Logos from letters: words into pictures with Illustrator or Corel Draw
Abstracts: Dell Computer profit doubled in 3rd period. Dell Computer results surged in its 4th period. Dell Computer net fell in its 4th period but topped forecasts
Abstracts: Does consensus bargaining control labor costs in Japan? Evidence from the "bubble economy" and its aftermath. Strike strategies and the minimum effective union
Abstracts: I.B.M. plan for faster machines; announcement set on supercomputers. I.B.M. researchers increase speed of silicon transistors
Abstracts: AT&T weighs early retirement plan that may slash non-management staff. part 2 AT&T plans to cut or reassign 57% of its computer workers due to merger
Abstracts: Bell Atlantic set to pay big fine in Pennsylvania. Ameritech is planning to concentrate on developing international markets
Abstracts: DOT finalizes drug testing rules. Recent developments under IRCA. High court rules on sex harassment
Abstracts: Supreme Court reaffirms Affirmative Action. Court decisions following Patterson. Supreme Court to decide fetal protection conflict
Abstracts: Tandy net fell 3.3% in quarter to $62.8 million. Tandy expects 2nd-quarter profit to drop slightly. Dell Computer net in quarter jumped 90%, sales 68%
Abstracts: Facts on file; a hard look at software. Top executives seeking more from technology. Sensory overload
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