Abstracts: The lesser evil. Comeback coalition: Ramos allies gain ground at polls. Money against money
Abstracts: Out with the old. Populist pulpit. Heavyweight contest
Abstracts: Rao's new dowry. The freed rupee: budget aims to boost investment and exports. Still on the rails
Abstracts: The three-year itch. Paris in the spring: Bangladesh prepares for tough donors' meeting. Tall order
Abstracts: Sogo, so good. Sogo's woes: Japanese retailer pays price of rapid expansion. On the plus side: Tokyo stock rally expected to help corporate earnings
Abstracts: Court blocks 428 standards in one decision. A different era. OSHA's standards of fairness
Abstracts: Beware: hocus-pocus ergonomics. What's the state of state OSHA plans? OSHA and Congress take a closer look at state plans
Abstracts: Insider trading. part 3 Insider Trading
Abstracts: Hottest metro areas for facility investments in 1991: Dallas, Charlotte and Atlanta. North Carolina, South Carolina and Ohio tops in landing global facilities for 1989-1991
Abstracts: Site Selection's inaugural new facilities index predicts little near-term growth. Florida, North Carolina and Texas: leaders in the 1991 chase for new and expanded facilities
Abstracts: Hottest metro areas for facility investments in 1991: Dallas, Charlotte and Atlanta. part 2 Ohio speeds ahead to win '94 U.S. facility-location race
Abstracts: Corporate real estate 1992: the year of living modestly. Real estate 1997 and the art of war: strategic planning pushes growth
Abstracts: The weird and strange. Take as many as you like. Why I collect coconut heads
Abstracts: Imagine that! The newest black-and-white film from Ilford is designed with the darkroom enthusiast in mind! Want a cram course in darkroom technique? Check out the National Gallery's "Stieglitz in the Darkroom" show!
Abstracts: Are electronic advances in SLRs outrunning our needs, wants, and abilities? SLRs in Japan and Europe have warning beeps and automatic pop-up flash. So why don't our SLRs have these features?
Abstracts: Few gusts in the windy city: pickin's were slim at the Summer Consumer Electronics Show, but what we found was choice
Abstracts: Spectra film - really improved? Test of new Polaroid film unearths surprising results! 400 revolution: can fast film produce quality results? Look at the picture below. Today's 400-speed color print films have rewritten the rules!
Abstracts: Minolta Maxxum 500mm f/8 reflex AF. Minolta Maxxum 80-200mm f/2.8 APO. Famous 500mm f/8 lens for 35mm SLRs goes 2 1/4
Abstracts: Never satisfied that you have the SLR and lenses you want and need? Me neither! What's ahead? Innovative point-and-shoots, luxury lenses, and improved films were the stars of the 1992 PMA show
Abstracts: The globetrotter's indispensable index
Abstracts: The information challenge. A chink in our armour? Look up from the ledger
Abstracts: Who pays? The rites of service. Three days in the emergency ward
Abstracts: Intraweek and intraday seasonalities in stock market risk premia: cash and futures. Deregulation and the volatility of UK stock prices
Abstracts: Scottish structure: if it ain't broke, don't fix it! Counting the real costs of Scottish independence. Problems with export of English legislation
Abstracts: Microsoft's new Word has smart features but one big headache. Getting a firm grip on words can entail 'secret handshake'
Abstracts: Elizabethan grace. No, prime minister. Gentlemen's rules only
Abstracts: Dell Computer drops planned share offering. Dell stock falls again amid SEC scrutiny. Packard Bell's initial offering may hit snags; PC makers' woes, shaky IPO market cited
Abstracts: When tenants default, landlords and the IRS may end up in court. Demolishing tax deductions
Abstracts: Compensation retrospective for 1992. Executive compensation. Review of 1991 and prospects for 1992
Abstracts: The explosion of commercial property securitization. Calculating residual value in DCF analyses. The misuse of DCF analysis
Abstracts: In thick and thin. The debt doctors. The rating game
Abstracts: I.B.M. finds obstacles in its headhunt; 3 top candidates have already said no to job. Rolm sale by I.B.M. to Siemens
Abstracts: A generous plan is given a trim. McKesson Agrees to Settle An Accounting Fraud Suit. I.B.M. forms a unit to market employee benefits
Abstracts: Used car & truck. (Geo - Lexus). 4WD vehicles. 1992 new truck buying guide
Abstracts: Used car & truck. (Oldsmobile - Volvo). Rating the best used cars. 1992 new truck buying guide
Abstracts: Modified feeder serves diverse loads. Mobile infrared system speeds inspection. Monitor prevents GIC-related damage
Abstracts: U.S. stamps with nicknames. Find out about your stamps. Record issuance of 35 Famous American stamps
Abstracts: Oscar in abundance. Gentlemen's quarters. Incurable romantic
Abstracts: Reader tips for great holiday photos. Baby portraits: tips for taking photos that are as special as your baby
Abstracts: "Mom, nobody likes me...." (helping a child make friends) Help your child say no to drugs and make other smart choices
Abstracts: How to get your husband to kiss you more. Why happy couples fight about vacations. Are you too much mommy, and not enough wife?
Abstracts: Give thanks: two great American feasts. Celebrate! Three feasts for a fabulous new year. Feasts fit for spring: celebrate!
Abstracts: Presidential campaign. Bush backs off on Clinton's Moscow visit. Tsongas quits race after Clinton wins Democratic primaries in Michigan and Illinois; Buchanan GOP challenge fades
Abstracts: February consumer prices rise 0.3%. March consumer prices rise 0.5%. May consumer prices rise 0.1%
Abstracts: Despite prior ruling, Service states that loan guarantee was not taxable gift. Settlement in estate dispute held not to be taxable income
Abstracts: Payments to ex-spouse under divorce agreement held deductible. Settlement in estate dispute held not to be taxable income
Abstracts: IRS attributes income from rebating to life insurance buyers. IRS revokes adverse ruling on contributions of life insurance
Abstracts: New portability for group term life plans. Tax-free benefits for the terminally ill ok'd. Living benefits riders provide access to life insurance proceeds for the terminally ill
Abstracts: Playing asbestos hardball; take it or leave it, company tells plaintiffs. Billions for asbestos bar? Keene Corp. says four firms earned $3.3 billion, but plaintiffs' lawyers scoff
Abstracts: An attorney's frontline view in Los Angeles. It is always difficult to convict a cop, especially in the suburbs
Abstracts: An attorney's frontline view in Los Angeles. Christopher Commission talks about the verdict. Excerpts: L.A. hearing on venue of police trial
Abstracts: Bylaws, disclosure, appraisal on agenda. Delaware mulls limited partners' claims. Well-pleaded derivative claims survive
Abstracts: Not over: L.A. faces more King litigation. King trial: the real story. Christopher Commission talks about the verdict
Abstracts: Duty of consistency creates taxable estate. Second-to-die life insurance policy not included in gross estate. Stolen art objects includible in gross estate
Abstracts: What are ethics? The right thing ... the right way. Quality, not quantity counts
Abstracts: Agency automation: barriers and opportunities. Computer telephone integration. Wireless computing
Abstracts: Marooned on the ice cap. Survivors: these five New Englanders refused to die
Abstracts: The garden at Chesham Depot
Abstracts: Evidence for some hot dark matter? The physics of microwave background anisotropies. Big Bang brouhaha: caution in celebrating last week's announcement of anisotropies in the microwave background would be wise
Abstracts: Moscow scraps Indian rocket deal under US pressure. India drops useful forecast of monsoon. US leans on Russia to drop rocket agreement
Abstracts: Science panel's report could end whaling ban. Japan wants global guidelines for joint research projects. Computing in the real world
Abstracts: Costs count: a Best's Policy Reports survey examines the costs incurred with the life insurance portion of variable universal life policies
Abstracts: Shipments of workstation computers increased 25% world-wide in 1994. Hyundai plans to move its division for personal computers to the US
Abstracts: Nokia's rising star flickers: made over from a supplier of rubber, paper, and cable to a key European high-tech player, Nokia saw its sales slide into a loss last year
Abstracts: Why even Novell's rivals must sing its praises. A multimedia education: computers are razzling and dazzling the imaginations of students
Abstracts: IBM's OS/2 cooks up hot performance but swallows memory. It's Big Blue for hue with this innovative, but hefty, ThinkPad
Abstracts: Dazzling graphic artistry from humble PCs. KPMG Units Agree to Pay To Settle Malpractice Suits. Griping, without all that typing
Abstracts: Screening sigmoidoscopy for colorectal cancer. Effect of fecal occult blood testing on mortality from colorectal cancer: a case-control study
Abstracts: Sexually transmitted diseases in mothers of neonates with congenital cytomegalovirus infection. Intrauterine transmission of cytomegalovirus to infants of women with preceonceptional immunity
Abstracts: NIH report vindicates Gallo on conduct of AIDS research. More on Gallo and Popovic. US report finds NIH's Gallo guilty of misstatement
Abstracts: Biomedical research: sharing a shrinking budget. Opponents of US earmarks propose reviews to temper worst elements of growing practice
Abstracts: Intel earnings declined 7% in 1st quarter. Intel plans to consolidated industry lead with salvo of price cuts, new products
Abstracts: Making partnerships work. Neglected diseases get vaccine research boost. Biotech companies rescue Italian vaccine institute
Abstracts: RTC's opportunity has passed; potential claims lost. S & L legal shake-up; an internal RTC battle results in staff departures. Does it signal a softer stance by the agency?
Abstracts: Moscow work goes forward amid grief; a sniper kills a U.S. lawyer, and others worry about the future. Hillary's law firm adjusts to spotlight
Abstracts: Deans disagree on the usefulness of magazine's annual rankings. ABA criticizes rankings data, floats own recommendations
Abstracts: An ABA report seeks a change in ethics rules regulating government lawyers. Uncertainty subjects lawyers to jeopardy of the kind to which Kaye Scholer was exposed
Abstracts: Clearing the deck of Waterman Steamship: pre-reorganization dividends and assumption of shareholder debt. Filling in the gaps: new proposed and temporary regs clarify bankruptcy loss carryforward rules
Abstracts: Serum cholesterol in young men and subsequent cardiovascular disease. Early predictors of career achievement in academic medicine
Abstracts: Interhospital collaboration lets CEOs focus on their own missions. The new nurse manager: a linchpin in quality care and cost control
Abstracts: The new medical staff development planning: hospitals link plans to community benefits. Review exclusive contracts in light of recent challenges
Abstracts: 1991 data: low interest rates cut both ways for hospitals. Medicaid: new generation of managed care improves access, delivery
Abstracts: Observers see Clinton moving quickly on health care reform. Change is not an option; spurred by health care reform, boards revamp their roles
Abstracts: Growth of self-funded plans sets hurdles for state reform efforts. Hospitals become more involved in political process
Abstracts: Collaboration grows despite antitrust rules. Economic forces drive collaboration push. Capitation creates a unique set of data needs
Abstracts: Woes from '80s face new boss at Jones Day; storm clouds loom on several fronts, including an RTC trial. Myerson jurors deliver message; never trust an 'A' student?
Abstracts: Two controversial incidents said to spotlight Harvard woes. Big names put selves on block for public interest fund-raising
Abstracts: The Securities Litigation Reform Act's safe harbor for forward-looking statements would deter fraud suits against companies
Abstracts: Those mainframes simply don't compute any more. Technology options; law departments stay ahead of law firms. Firms invest in technology to keep an eye on the future
Abstracts: Critics attack hasty review of quake prediction efforts. Earthquake exposes gaps in seismic network. Trying to shake Japan's faith in forecasts
Abstracts: Programs brighten day for PC users without Windows. Quattro Pro creates good spreadsheet at bargain price. More doors open for Windows users who run spreadsheets
Abstracts: Western Digital, Nippon Steel set pact to finance development of disk drives. Rockwell International plans to appeal steep award in Celeritas cellular case
Abstracts: A generous plan is given a trim. Big payoff awaits new chief if he turns I.B.M. around. I.B.M. Prepares Substitution For Pensions Of New Hires
Abstracts: Tokamak closure leaves a hole at centre. Japan's tokamak success boosts its bid for reactor. A steady course towards the next tokamak
Abstracts: Smart loans, dumb loans: the best and worst ways to borrow money now. The tax basics you need to know: answers to six not-so-dumb questions
Abstracts: Rising hurdles for vendors. Ten key threats to success. When failure is not an option
Abstracts: The cash flows in cosmetics. P&G answers to drug chains on pricing. Unilever makes power move on Arden: London giant readies global push behind new prestige group
Abstracts: Trial lawyers set to get tough: at ATLA convention, group is told to 'get the message out' on tort bill. ATLA alters stance on implants
Abstracts: Those thinking of a legal career guiltily point to others' greed. ADR in the classroom: the move from more adversarial lawyering
Abstracts: Convention counsel are a study in contrasts. Eco-groups' standing curtailed. FDA's backers move to increase its powers
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