Abstracts: The traveling salesman problem: an overview of exact and approximate algorithms. part 2 Branch-and-cut algorithms for the undirected m-peripatetic salesman problem
Abstracts: A general framework for distance-based consensus in ordinal ranking models. Prioritization models for frontier decision making units in DEA
Abstracts: Joint ventures in the Kingdom. Saudi economic outlook for 1996: overall performance and trends, budget analysis, oil market outlook, sectors with good growth prospects
Abstracts: 100% foreign ownership allowed in Jebel Ali. Jebel Ali Free Zone companies: entities owned by multiple parties may now be incorporated in JAFZ
Abstracts: Taking a look through the variety of Windows systems. Choosing a browser so you can begin wandering the Web. Networking software keeps PCs in step, but with some slips
Abstracts: OSHA's penalty policies get mixed reviews. Is 'cooperative compliance' gone forever? Labor department points to OSHA reform
Abstracts: Subcontract for safety first. Proper fall protection saves lives. Fall-protection rules still in the air: OSHA delays leave industry hanging (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)(includes related article)
Abstracts: Price movements December 1992. Price movements: January 1995. Price movements: February 1995
Abstracts: The effect of turnover on work satisfaction and mental health: support for a situational perspective. Comments and recommendations regarding the hypothesis testing controversy
Abstracts: Continuous-time models of host-parasitoid interactions. Inferring host-parasitoid stability from patterns of parasitism among patches
Abstracts: First catch your fish.... Don't throw away your data. Plotting to succeed
Abstracts: David Horsfall looks at decision-making processes. David Horsfall looks at the Hotelling model of locational interdependence
Abstracts: Of the big three, AOL is easiest road to Cyberspace. New CD-ROM titles get you acquainted with FDR and da Vinci
Abstracts: What Rugby can teach industry aboput fair play. Tender letters and wage packets. Weakness in division, strength through unity
Abstracts: Learn to stand up to main contractors. Arbitration and change. Main contractor to quote for hold-ups
Abstracts: Memo to architect threatens a writ. Liability between the lines. Subcontractors' battle scars: parties to building disputes spend time and money arguing the nature of the dispute before it even gets to the lawyers
Abstracts: Open for trading. Between a rock and a hardwood. Twin tower bridge
Abstracts: Landmark. All changed. Three generations of London Wall
Abstracts: Ministry knew of Iran arms deal that broke embargo. Company relied on foreign assistance. MoD intervened in weapons firm that sold to Iran
Abstracts: Krajina Serbs put trust in the UN for protection. Zagreb ensures Serbs will never see their homes again. UN failure gives Serbs propaganda coup
Abstracts: A chance to be your own DJ for 28 days. Virgin flies the flag on the airwaves. Mixed messages over the airwaves
Abstracts: Curse of rising house prices. There's no quick fix to the world's economic crisis - but don't panic. Makings of the money crisis
Abstracts: Insider trading. part 8
Abstracts: Insider trading. part 9
Abstracts: Insider trading. part 10
Abstracts: Insider trading. part 11
Abstracts: Insider trading. part 12
Abstracts: Challenges and opportunities for personal selling. Cultivating loyal patients. From fried rice to sushi: to market an integrated delivery system, throw out the old menu
Abstracts: Information externalities of seasoned equity issues: differences between banks and industrial firms. A comparison of the information conveyed by equity carve-outs, spin-offs, and asset sell-offs
Abstracts: Exercise and optimism: are highly active individuals more optimistic? Goal setting, self-efficacy, and exercise behavior
Abstracts: Patterns of feeding in the polyphagous grasshopper Taeniopoda eques: a fieldstudy. Variety is the spice of life: frequent switching between foods in the polyphagous grasshopper Taeniopoda eques Burmeister (Orthopetra:Acrididae)
Abstracts: Long-term spatial memory in Clark's nutcracker, Nucifraga columbiana. Returns to emptied cache sites by Clark's nutcrackers, Nucifraga columbiana:a puzzle revisited
Abstracts: The dera enemy phenomenon in the collared lizard, Crotaphytus collaris, with a cautionary note on experimental methodology
Abstracts: Aposematic coloration enhances chemosensory recognition of noxious prey in the garter snake Thamnophis radix. Prior exposure to prey cues influences chemical prey preference and prey choice in neonatal garter snakes
Abstracts: Lees give way: Prime Minister Goh consolidates his power. Promises to keep: by-election test for premier and fractured opposition
Abstracts: Election boomerang: crackdown on Hyundai may have backfired. part 2 Flight and fight: Hyundai family's different strategies after poll
Abstracts: Tactical alliance: ruling party's local factions block opposition. Opposition ablutions
Abstracts: Boxed in a corner. Past imperfect. Hong Kong: a nationality issue: in theory, 1997 transfer won't affect residents' citizenship
Abstracts: Silent night. Middle of nowhere: political polarisation marginalises centrist parties. Common front: extremists influential in pro-China lobby
Abstracts: Politics, not profits: turmoil undermines business confidence. Object of desire: Hong Kong's market braces for China's attentions
Abstracts: Easy scapegoat: people blame the UN for all their woes. The gem stampede: round-the-clock mining by Thai companies
Abstracts: Sides of a triangle. On course. Fighting words
Abstracts: High cost of reality. To Russia with pride. Then the bills came in: Japan's financial system reels from years of excess
Abstracts: What the users want: Hewlett-Packard caters to differing needs. Revolutionary servant: Hewlett-Packard shakes Japan's computer market
Abstracts: Here's looking at you, kid. American gamble. Take your partners: Hewlett-Packard finds Japanese allies
Abstracts: Opposing the oligarchs. Lotto hopes: Ramos stakes his prestige on a numbers game. Ticking over
Abstracts: Votes and cheap money. Keys to reform: South Korean bureaucrats are slowly opening up the money markets. Won wildcard
Abstracts: Double dealings: Indian stock crash leads back to bond scams. Shattered covenant
Abstracts: Off the leash: Miyazawa forms cabinet without dominant faction. Breaking the mold: ruling party shaken by Takeshita faction battle
Abstracts: The untouchable. Smoking gun. Starting over: minority leader seeks to redraw political map
Abstracts: Mixed motives: fear and prospect of profits colour Asean view of China. Bearing arms: Russia poised to sell weapons in Asean
Abstracts: Ready, steady, wait: Ramos' priorities based on ensuring political stability. The human factor: Ramos says workers must be protected
Abstracts: Building the ballot: enter a new generation of politicians. Favourite son: President Lee is the Kuomintang's biggest asset
Abstracts: Grameen's mirror image. Hesitant progress. Mixed message
Abstracts: Be seated: China hopes foreign brokers will boost stockmarkets. Numbers game: cash flows into China are hyped - but still huge
Abstracts: Question of loyalty: Indonesian capital spending in China sparks controversy. Sumarlin's cautious line
Abstracts: Refiners of raw data. Crucibles for chips. A new niche in 3-D
Abstracts: Clinton moving away from one-kiloton testing proposal. Clinton Adminstration considers plan for resuming nuclear tests
Abstracts: IAEA General Conference approves first budget increase in eight years. IAEA inspects South African nuclear program
Abstracts: Insider trading. part 13 Insider Trading
Abstracts: Texas limited liability companies treated as partnerships. Cost of Limited Partner's Suit Against General Partners Allowed Only as a Miscellaneous Itemized Deduction
Abstracts: Texas limited liability companies treated as partnerships. Partner's Limited Deficit Restoration Obligation Determined
Abstracts: New proposed regulations substantially narrow the definition of royalties for purposes of passive investment income under Subchapter S
Abstracts: Charitable contributions and real estate: the current status. Don't let "sunk costs" affect refinancing decisions
Abstracts: Insider trading. part 14
Abstracts: Insider trading. part 15
Abstracts: UK balance of payments. Section 7: The UK balance of payments; UK balance of payments
Abstracts: The UK and the European Community; periphery or core? The euro and the UK budgetary contribution. Section 8: The UK and the European Community; crisis and new directions
Abstracts: Catalyst, Snibston and Eureka! Llancaiach Fawr Manor. Harvesting the visitor
Abstracts: Fears of hard landing start to recede. This windfall disaster could have been prevented. The golden rule of borrowing
Abstracts: That Mrs Kinnock, where is she now? 'When you've played the supportive role for so many years, it's difficult to bring out the bit of you that shines.' (Elizabeth Smith, wife of late Labour party leader John Smith)(Interview)
Abstracts: BBC crisis puts freeze-frame on commissions. BBC-bashing: a modern ritual. Beneath the paper mountain a revolution is rumbling
Abstracts: A long, cool look into deep space. Earthlings unite to end space race. New light found in the outer suburbs
Abstracts: It's time to cry farewell to the beloved country. What if the answer is no? SA killing machines is still ticking over
Abstracts: How Brown's Budget could muck up Britain's economic experiment. A role for Keynes in the Budget
Abstracts: Election kills some Budget measures. Lamont hands 1.77bn pounds sterling 'gift' to opposition. Lamont seeks to put Labour on defensive
Abstracts: Six of one, half a dozen of the other. Read my lips: no more Thatcherism. Did prudence ever win the prize?
Abstracts: Britain's debt to immigrants. The boom will go bust: here's how to brace yourself. Money men foresee hard times
Abstracts: The cost of finding things out. The money's on the masters market. Thinkers versus managers
Abstracts: Lost souls and saving grace. French without tears. Scott of the Atlantic
Abstracts: Syria softens stance on Iraq to end honeymoon with US. Old enemies reshape the Middle East. Syria painted as the villain of the Middle East
Abstracts: Motor city seeks a new Democratic knight. At peace with God and Mammon in the new South. High Noon in Washington
Abstracts: Space station to rent. Cheap. Come fly with Mir, we need the money. How much is a test-tube in space worth?
Abstracts: Why the PSBR is self-financing. Teething troubles for the new money team. How the soft landing could turn hard
Abstracts: Labour gambles on taxation. Taking from Desmond Pitcher and giving to Poplar Joe: Labour's big idea? Months early, and they're off: MAjor and Blair trade election blows on tax
Abstracts: The financial promises that do not add up: a study commissioned by 'The Independent' exposes serious flaws in parties' tax and spending pledges
Abstracts: What a performance. The good, the bad and the downright hideous. Council housed
Abstracts: Apple must conquer multiple obstacles in multimedia market, analysts say. WordPerfect lauches first foray into TV advertising
Abstracts: Positioning helps software maker measure up. Hewlett-Packard RISCs all, soars to no. 2 in workstations. Microsoft's marketing secret: intelligent risk and innovation, exec says
Abstracts: IBM CEO keeps spotlight on customers. McCaw, AT&T engaged in plans for marketing matrimony. AT&T, McCaw to integrate channels in booming cellular market
Abstracts: Microsoft's campaign takes No. 1; IBM a close No. 2 among ad agencies. Down-in-the-mouth computer marketers pine for 'first 100 days.' (Presidential Exit Poll)
Abstracts: $1 million marketing push for NEC's new PCs. Everex plans to focus on VARs, government business. Exodus at Everex: decimated marketing ranks, reduced ad outlays spell more trouble at beleaguered PC maker
Abstracts: Clinton wins at the tape with marketing execs. Marketers to Clinton: initiate the age of 'teledemocracy.' (Cover Story)
Abstracts: U.S. firms get taste of success: Motorola, Caterpillar and Microsoft set good example for region. The pan-American marketing motherlode: HP, Apple, Caterpillar eager for new trading bloc opportunities
Abstracts: Ads that know no boundaries: Swedish agency used bold images to sell internationally. Vivid color, tight copy bag Sawyer for Ricoh and Gigante
Abstracts: Borland, Microsoft touch off software marketing wars. Software evolves as 'thinking' tool. Borland takes on Lotus, microsoft in Windows spreadsheet shootout
Abstracts: Intel powers Pentium push with wave of magazine. NEC's U.S. unit to call own marketing shots. $1 million marketing push for NEC's new PCs
Abstracts: Hyundai spending $10 million to make the 'corporate short list.' (Hyundai Electronics America) (News & Trends)
Abstracts: After outsourcing: Texas Instruments remains a trade show champ. Marriott reaps marketing benefits from corporate split
Abstracts: IBM's sales force needs trimming: analysts. At the new IBM: sales staff reduced, reorganized; Marcomm unit to be spun off?
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