Abstracts: Optical fiber (almost) at home. Centel critics force close merger vote. Contel agrees to takeover offer by GTE
Abstracts: ASK Computer agrees to buy software maker; unusual four-way accord to buy Ingres includes Hewlett-Packard, EDS. part 2
Abstracts: Net at Computer Associates rose 25% in 2nd period. Computer Associates is comfortable with analysts' estimates for quarter
Abstracts: Sematech starts to make progress; but overall mission is unaccomplished. Semiconductor panel backs added Sematech financing
Abstracts: Kodak to unveil photo compact disks that show images on television screens. Kodak hopes electronic imaging clicks, as company faces fuzzy photo future
Abstracts: Purchasing arm of Nynex merged into a new unit. Nynex discloses it will suspend videotex service. Nynex is asked to cut rates $81 million in staff recommendation to regulators
Abstracts: Creating a giant computer highway; Robert Kahn's vision of a national network of information begins to take hold
Abstracts: A major design shift at Digital. Rating cut on I.B.M.'s debt issues: grading by Moody's lowered two notches. Digital finally follows a trend
Abstracts: Doesn't it ever stop? PC price war looms again; weak companies get trampled as a battle of titans shapes up. Modem makers are picking up the pace; companies can slice phone bills and boost competitiveness with the latest devices
Abstracts: IBM's profit advanced 5.2% in 2nd period; solid results boosts stocks; problems may be ahead as mainframe sales fell
Abstracts: The best of all possible weddings. Choose the right answer. Cutting desk-top publishing costs
Abstracts: Can I.B.M. learn from a unit it freed? Lexmark wins praise for innovative style and new printers. 2 new laser printers from Apple
Abstracts: I.B.M. net fell 84.5% in 3d period; but the stock jumps as progress is cited in cutting expenses. I.B.M. net up by 5.2% in quarter; strong gain lifts stock to a high
Abstracts: AT&T is ready to offer NCR $100 a share; target refused to conduct weekend merger talks as proxy fight nears. Sale of IBM's low-tech lines being weighed; talks on $3 billion buy-out said to be under way with potential suitor
Abstracts: Nynex, Computerland said to discuss a sale. Nynex to establish office to address ethical issues. Nynex denies '88 actions raised rates
Abstracts: United Telecommunications' net fell 5.2% in 3rd period, GTE's rose 11%. United Telecommunications shares fall 24% on a 55% drop in 2nd-period net
Abstracts: Computer screen dumping charged. U.S. seeks broad ban on computers. Xerox has new flat screen that could hold a computer
Abstracts: Baby Bells backed by Senate panel. Big 3 of long distance slug it out. United Telecom falls 55% and stock plunges; GTE gains
Abstracts: Nynex to take quarter charge of $550 million; firm to fire 3,400 managers, or 10.7% over 2 years, revamp overseas units
Abstracts: Intel reports surge in profit for 4th quarter; more than twofold increase in net income propels firm's stock 8% higher
Abstracts: Apple and Toshiba join to build device blending text, graphics, video and sound. Kubota says head of Stardent sought money for silence
Abstracts: Americans' love of IBM typewriters outlasts company's; firm is selling the division that made its Selectrics; but millions still exist
Abstracts: PCs don't help citizens overcome their apathy. Microsoft, Sony to pool talents for new device. IBM to join ranks of firms developing computers that recognize handwriting
Abstracts: Kronos Corp. expects to report decline in net for quarter, rise for full year. Lotus predicts net may fall in 3rd quarter
Abstracts: For the chronically scatterbrained, high-tech hope can be at your fingertips. At Consumer Electronics Show, it's bells, whistles and microchips
Abstracts: I.B.M. now Apple's main ally: former rivals sign technology accord. Go Corp. and I.B.M. in pen software pact
Abstracts: Three regional Bell companies post results for the fourth quarter, year. Bell firms post mixed results for 2nd quarter
Abstracts: Unisys' strong second-quarter results give credence to reports of turnaround. Unisys earnings plummeted 78% in 2nd quarter
Abstracts: Lotus effort to please all with 1-2-3 confuses many. Microsoft posts its spreadsheet on Lotus's door. Jury is out on Lotus 1-2-3 for Windows
Abstracts: Mips Computer, Silicon Graphics agree to merge; stock deal of $334 million deemed needed to keep developing new chips
Abstracts: Earnings decline 6% at A.T.&T.; four Bell regionals have mixed results. Wider corruption found, New York Telephone says
Abstracts: Tandy unveils 1000 RL in latest bid to stimulate home-computer market. Compaq to unveil 3 personal computers, posing big sales challenge for dealers
Abstracts: Texas Instruments posts quarterly loss, says Fujitsu challenges some royalties. Texas Instruments net fell sharply in second quarter
Abstracts: At NYNEX, dial N for nightmare. New York step asked on Nynex; a phone divestiture will be considered. A weak outlook for phone giants
Abstracts: Sprint plans to integrate voice, data. AT&T will settle EEOC lawsuit for $66 million. United Telecom's 2nd period dive spurs six lawsuits
Abstracts: Apple risks profits on new line. Semiconductor outlook is mixed. Technology stocks sink as profits dip
Abstracts: Argentina: would the Peronists consider privatization? Latin America's black economies. Argentina's privatization aspirations
Abstracts: A question of identity. Regulation - from a Scottish perspective. Specialists under the CA banner
Abstracts: Financial reporting: proposals for action. The future shape of financial reports
Abstracts: A package with more than just word processing. On test: practica vitesse. Practice management: geared up for 1992?
Abstracts: Duty on screens could lift price of U.S. laptops. Order from chaos; computer industry divides into camps of winners and losers; balance of power is tilted by steady price declines and linking of machines; U.S. competitiveness grows
Abstracts: Cray Computer seeks investors as losses rise. Sun Microsystems puts limits on spending. Digital has first loss in a quarter; $400 million charge taken by company
Abstracts: Digital reports first net loss in its history; computer maker's deficit tied to severance costs; 4th-period revenue fell
Abstracts: Keeping up with the Joneses' PC: now that everyone has a computer, it's time to sell you a better one. Sun to sell its computer work stations in stores
Abstracts: Nynex venture plans cable link for U.K., Japan; 'Flag' project has investors from Asia, Middle East; completion seen in '96
Abstracts: Omaha: talk, talk, talk of telemarketing. Guilty plea by Unisys is expected; military contractor would admit fraud and pay $190 million
Abstracts: Compaq income rose by 42.9% in 2nd quarter. Compaq earnings off 51%; Sun Microsystems up 21%. Compaq profits rise 24.3%; sales disappoint Wall St
Abstracts: How A.T.&T. accident snowballed. Once-feisty rivals feel might of A.T.&T. muscle. 3 New York judges allow release of some phone data
Abstracts: New computer system helps doctors calculate patients' chances of dying. IBM moves to cap mental health costs
Abstracts: Risk aversion or myopia? Choices in repeated gambles and retirement investments. Bias in utility assessments: further evidence and explanations
Abstracts: Cable company is set to plug into Internet. Fleet Call Inc. is cleared to build digital communications systems
Abstracts: Microsoft takes aim at Novell by cutting software price $35,000. Microsoft starts effort to catch Novell in market for PC networking software
Abstracts: Memory chip prices take the up stairs again; was it a fire at an obscure Japanese epoxy plant that caused the panic?
Abstracts: 6th quarterly loss in row for Texas Instruments, but cost-cutting is beginning to work, analysts say. Bush to let Japanese buy concern vital to chip race
Abstracts: Windows applications widen their lead. For desktop advice, a publishing wizard. Macintosh power for 286 machines
Abstracts: Apple by Apple. A circus is on its way to the stores: Tandy adds music, lights and animation, but when will the software be ready?
Abstracts: Fujitsu to buy ICL stake; expansion is major push into Europe's computer market. Fujitsu weighs stake in a computer maker
Abstracts: Stalking the next Walkman. I.B.M. losing ground in Japan; U.S. computer giant slips into 3d place. A new fear of Japan: Fujitsu deal for British company stirs concerns about computer domination
Abstracts: Crossed lines: US Sprint's troubles come amid ferment in long distance field; biggest players gain clout, suggesting that prices could be headed higher; lofty costs and weak billing
Abstracts: Europe's ICG, InaCom of U.S. form alliance; goal is to offer services, global and uniform, for computer clients
Abstracts: IBM is expected to post higher profit; Hewlett-Packard gains are forecast. Wang reports widened loss for 4th period; changes and write-downs totaled $496.7 million; revenue declined 13%
Abstracts: PC makers target businesses in Europe; market perks up after two years in doldrums. Fujitsu seeks closer ties with Siemens, agrees to buy 80% of Britain's ICL
Abstracts: PC motion pictures via Windows software. Borland to acquire its rival; stock swap deal for Ashton-Tate put at $439 million
Abstracts: I.B.M. - Apple venture names its executives and directors. Metaphor chief hired by I.B.M. I.B.M. in deal to shed its typewriter unit
Abstracts: Cable-phone link is promising gamble: US West move puts pressure on its rivals. AT&T, 2 Bells plan to upgrade cellular systems
Abstracts: Toward a stewardship theory of management. A rational basis for criticisms of organizational economics: a reply to Barney
Abstracts: IBM escalates its legal battle with Comdisco. Oki subsidiary to lower price of laser printer. Americans' love of IBM typewriters outlasts company's; firm is selling the division that made its Selectrics; but millions still exist
Abstracts: IBM slashes PC prices in U.S., Europe, moving swiftly to counter rivals' cuts. EC, U.S. pursue research link in electronics
Abstracts: FCC takes steps to ease confusion by consumers over use of pay phones. Nynex Corp. seeks FCC approval to test digital connections for home telephones
Abstracts: Top Bellcore post filled by inventor-executive. Mitel chairman adds chief executive's job. President of US West named to chief's post
Abstracts: Sprint offers liability limit for corporate phone fraud. Plastic keys to phone wizardry. The latest front in a long-distance telephone war: recent court rulings have brought new rivals and new features
Abstracts: A marriage with video technology: Why not grab an image from the TV screen and use it in a report? part 2 More companies are producing low-emission monitors; no, they're not driven by health concerns, they say, but by market forces
Abstracts: U S West and Time Warner to form strategic alliance: Baby Bell to pay $2.5 billion for stake and a partner in technology footrace
Abstracts: More home workers and more machines in their offices. An 'early adopter' and superfast thrills. House wares
Abstracts: Earnings gains seen for many software firms; large makers of products for personal computers helped by surging sales
Abstracts: Testing times for CBT courseware designers. How international are Britain's business schools? The course of strategic HRD
Abstracts: Businessland enters Japan, aided by 4 big local firms. Businessland posts fourth-quarter loss of $21.5 million; stock plummets 58%
Abstracts: IBM avoids front lines of PC industry's price war; but waiting until fall to introduce new models could wound market share
Abstracts: New literature to match DOS 5.0. Software designed to help your Scarlett prose. Testing Windows 3.0 with software not designed for it
Abstracts: Laptop sales spur strong earnings. Microsoft shows gains despite industry slump. Businessland has big loss and its stock price plunges
Abstracts: I.B.M. and Dell stake out the little picture in PC's. NEC aims to become major U.S. player, too. The PC surge in West Europe
Abstracts: Making computers a million times faster: new efforts to work with superconductors. U.S. is urged to make major computer effort
Abstracts: Apple faces challenge to its role as innovator. Executives of Apple and I.B.M. discuss a new tie. Becoming Washington's policy wonk on technology
Abstracts: A.T.& T. paying $12.6 billion for McCaw Cellular; giant in long distance would gain a vast wireless network. Baby Bells' $2.4 billion deal gains
Abstracts: Hewlett-Packard profit rose 25% in its 2nd period. Earnings at Sun Microsystems increase 60%. Sun Microsystems reports a profit for its 4th quarter
Abstracts: FCC orders consumer education plan by AT&T for its new calling card. Ameritech, Bell Atlantic get permission for New Zealand long-distance service
Abstracts: Price-cutting and sagging economies in Europe break PC market bubble. IBM, other U.S. computer makers face challenge from the Japanese in Europe
Abstracts: Taking a hands-on approach at Aldus. As simple as drag, drop and draw. A scanner in hand, worth several typists at desks
Abstracts: Quicken program can now help you dig out of debt. Convex plots frontal attack against Cray. Lilly's new supercomputer spurs a race for hardware to quicken drug research
Abstracts: IRS provides additional safe harbors for valuation freeze arrangements. Like-kind Prop. Regs. create new safe harbors while adding complexities
Abstracts: 3d fiber-optic phone link in Manhattan. A.T.&T. might shift cable ships abroad. New fiber-optic cable will expand calls abroad, and defy sharks
Abstracts: I.B.M.-Motorola talks end on advanced chip license. I.B.M. link with Lotus is expected; software company's product called Notes is basis of alliance
Abstracts: Professors customize textbooks, blurring roles of publisher, seller and copy shop. S&P lists IBM for possible cut in credit rating; stock plummets on reports big charges may come; air-traffic job at risk
Abstracts: Sun Microsystems juggles new strategies and old rivals; workstation leader prepares to fend off incursions by PCs into its turf
Abstracts: Constraints on land consumption and urban rent gradients. Optimal road capacity with suboptimal congestion toll
Abstracts: Standards of ethical conduct for management accountants. Standards of ethical conduct for managerial accountants
Abstracts: Hewlett posts 44% rise in net for 3rd quarter; result trailed expectations as orders gain slowed in some overseas areas
Abstracts: Hewlett unit is moving to France. A super problem in supercomputers. Hewlett and Convex in $18 million accord
Abstracts: On the usefulness of earnings and earning research: lessons and directions from two decades of empirical research
Abstracts: U.S. lag in phone trade seen. Motorola net disappoints; stock slides. Siemens and GPT plan merger of U.S. units
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