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Abstracts: Sub-Custodians ease into the spotlight. Consolidation by any other name. Global liquidity management comes of age
Abstracts: To outsource, or not to outsource. Bringing it all together. Business process outsourcing gains ground
Abstracts: Decline in recognition deals. Landmark offshoring agreement. New leader for TGWU
Abstracts: Threat of strikes at BT. Spain: National accord provides security for telemarketing workers. United Kingdom: call centre growth
Abstracts: Market orientation and business performance: some European evidence. The market orientation-performance link: the role of service reliability
Abstracts: Joint platform of demands in metalworking. Three-year agreement concluded at Michelin. New accord concluded in the metalworking sector
Abstracts: Social policy state of play. Greece: lifelong learning legislation. New social dialogue legislation
Abstracts: Countdown to the future. ITV boosts factual content for autumn. Flextech plans more original programmes
Abstracts: It's a kind of magic. Sunrise radio plans to move into television. Big players bid for Glasgow FM license
Abstracts: A friend in need for NBC. C4 quiz channel to launch on Freeview. Free sports channel tries for July launch
Abstracts: An empirical approach to service classification for productivity mangement studies. Beyond efficiency: some by-products of functional flexibility
Abstracts: Not so free-for uall. Forever sells off Juice FM to Absolute. Juice on top at NTL awards
Abstracts: NY base spearheads Libra's co-pro push. Men on a mission. Setting the gender
Abstracts: Doctor is light years ahead of Emmerdale. Big two's Easter treats melt in sunshine. Hannah stars in ITV crime drama
Abstracts: PanCanadian chief's pay package sank 51% in '98. Ranchers fearing economic disaster: Cattle prices expected to plunge further as industry reels from mad-cow fallout
Abstracts: Montreal Exchange buoyed by U.S. takeover moves. Sun Life grabs Hong Kong rival. Dissidents try once again to take control of Vector
Abstracts: 2 MUTUAL FUNDS MOVE TO ASSURE WARY INVESTORS. Inside Putnam: Reform or Damage Control? Mutual Fund Accused of Fraud In Rapid Trading by Managers
Abstracts: N.Y.S.E. Chief Is Planning To Split Board. Morgan Stanley Trying to Rally Support for Chief. Investors Await Morgan's Word On Retail Unit
Abstracts: Testing for indeterminacy: an application to U.S. monetary policy. Computing sunspot equilibria in linear rational expectations models
Abstracts: Equipment prices, human capital and economic growth. Equilibrium dynamics in the one-sector endogenous growth model with physical and human capital
Abstracts: Assets return in an endogenous growth model with incomplete markets. Equilibrium dynamics in the one-sector endogenous growth model with physical and human capital
Abstracts: Price formation in double auction markets. The dynamics of price dispersion, or Edgeworth variations. Buyer search and price dispersion: a laboratory study
Abstracts: Old drugs for a new bug: influenza, HIV drugs enlisted to fight SARS. Experimental drugs take aim at obesity
Abstracts: Risk and volatility: econometric models and financial practice. Risk aversion and allocation to long-term bonds
Abstracts: Regulations, payment affect stroke research. Controversies surround heart drug study: questions about Vytorin and trial sponsors' conduct
Abstracts: Making Drugs, Shaping the Rules. Breastfeeding Ads Delayed By a Dispute Over Content. Campaign for Medical Device Bypasses Doctors
Abstracts: Drug Makers' New Intensity In Defense of U.S. Borders. F.D.A. IS ADVISED TO LET PAIN PILLS STAY ON MARKET. Pfizer Reports China Has Lifted Its Viagra Patent
Abstracts: Turnover, trust, and transfers: an examination of local government budget execution. Audit committees and accountability in local government: a national survey
Abstracts: U.S. fights to keep control of global Internet oversight. Germany faces the admission of busting EU budget rules
Abstracts: U.S. could face new export tariffs. U.S. to take Airbus-aid spat to WTO. Biotech crops hit by split decision
Abstracts: Getting to know you ... and much more about the foodservice market. Get ready, get set, hire - faster, easier, smarter
Abstracts: Start-up's power-saving chip to be based on IBM technology. Intel is set to report chip breakthrough: company says new design will curb electrical leaks, thus boosting performance
Abstracts: Whining and dining. Welcome all. Beefing up the system
Abstracts: Five pillars of success: the divine secrets of the top operator segments. Defining comfort: the food mom used to make isn't necessarily what's comforting Canadians today
Abstracts: Dr. Strange-Grub. Butter up. Ice queen goes hot
Abstracts: The great outdoors: put away the winter wardrobe, here's what patios are wearing this year. Home is where the hearty is; yummy, homey comfort food never goes out of fashion
Abstracts: Finding the perfect match. Under the Tuscan sun. School's in: culinary schools 2003-2004
Abstracts: The Jov of cooking. Calgary flame. When Danny met Dina
Abstracts: Big Mac. Gardner of eatin'. Proceed with caution
Abstracts: Sparkling success. White nights. Clearly tasteless: increasing thirst for bottled water has made it the fastest-growing beverage segment in Canada
Abstracts: Mental health problems, use of mental health services, and attrition from military service after returning from deployment to Iraq or Afghanistan
Abstracts: Cincinnati agrees to sewer overflow settlement. Indianapolis unveils $1.8-billion plan to reduce overflows. Saving the bay
Abstracts: The smaller the better. Demolition by design. The case for cleaning
Abstracts: Nuclear weapons facility dismantled, decontaminated. Road widened through landslide-prone Canyon. Rebuilding the Winter Garden
Abstracts: Dollar falls against yen, euro; U.S. jobless figures still sting. part 2 Fitch revises China outlook, matching Moody's S&P moves
Abstracts: Maersk nears acquisition deal amid growth spurt in shipping. Two shipping firms plan bond sales
Abstracts: Guarantee funds lure investors back to the game. Hong Kong sales of funds rise 39%. Stock vehicles in Asia show improved gains
Abstracts: Money monitor: Best buys for savings, plus, overleaf, best buy credit cards. Please, Sir, I want some more
Abstracts: Tumble driers. Washing machines and detergents
Abstracts: The 3 month test drive. The faulty car fob-off. Driving a bargain
Abstracts: Researchers make the case for human embryonic stem cell research. Studying cancer in 3 dimensions: 3-D models foster new insights into tumorigenesis
Abstracts: Studies highlight air pollution risks. Efforts needed to foster participation of Blacks in stroke studies. Gene studies, anti-TNF therapy take Lasker honors
Abstracts: New centers to focus on health disparities. Researchers focus on improving treatments for acute ischemic stroke
Abstracts: Ex-Inspector Says C.I.A. Missed Disarray in Iraqi Arms Program. U.S. Officials See Hussein's Hand In Attacks on Americans in Iraq
Abstracts: Facing Vote to Alter Primaries, Many New Yorkers Just Yawn. City Arrest Tactics, Used on Protesters, Face Test in Court
Abstracts: Divisive research plan axed. Extra grades on horizon in A-level rejig. 'If an enterprise receives billions to spend as it sees fit, it should not be surprised to be asked for proof that the money is being put to good use'
Abstracts: Toxin sparks organic scare. Cuts trigger plant warning. Sex, violence and sneaky tactics
Abstracts: Unions cry foul over hike in v-c's pay. Middlesex tops growth league. Merger spawns massive hybrid
Abstracts: QAA slated over 'hasty' verdict on foundations. Degree grades 'are too crude'. Grade system awarded 'fail'
Abstracts: Science is in for a change at the top. RAE stars get cash for loyalty. Big spending nations leave UK trailing in R&D stakes
Abstracts: Who's the weaker sex now? Exam boards unveil SAT rival. Some sensory perception
Abstracts: Bias still rife, say female scientists. Dispute is dead, but pain lives on. Visting lecturers shout for fair deal
Abstracts: Alumni call for visitor to allay finance fears. Cast-out staff have to mingle with students. Watchdog eyes scientific fraud
Abstracts: America slow to take international outlook. Camps help fill campus coffers. US elite compete to raise billions
Abstracts: You pay for my study, I'll pay for your daughter's. Scrooge tactics. Tories coy over rethink on fees
Abstracts: Degrading proposals. Drive for efficiency in review process. Executive pulls plug on basic research
Abstracts: More support makes the road to PhD less rocky. Spirits rise as isolation ends. 'My supervisor is great--but I can't get up in the morning'
Abstracts: DTI caught in free-data row. Public cash to secure future of animal labs. After the deluge, the real troubles begin
Abstracts: Electric utility (central) industry. Electric utility (east) industry
Abstracts: Telecommunications services industry. part 3
Abstracts: Water resources: Albuquerque begins work on water diversion and treatment project. San Diego delivers
Abstracts: Telecommunications equipment industry. part 5
Abstracts: Foreign telecommunications industry. part 7
Abstracts: Pharmacy services industry
Abstracts: Toiletries/cosmetics industry. part 5
Abstracts: Cable TV industry. part 7
Abstracts: Building materials industry. part 5
Abstracts: Homebuilding industry. part 6
Abstracts: Retail building supply industry. part 5
Abstracts: Diversified Company Industry: Roto-Rooter Inc.: NYSE-RRR. Sabre Holdings. Cement & aggregates
Abstracts: Furniture/home furnishings industry. part 3
Abstracts: Paper & forest products industry. part 4
Abstracts: Packaging & container industry. Building materials industry
Abstracts: Household products industry. part 5
Abstracts: Power industry. part 2
Abstracts: Electrical equipment industry. part 5
Abstracts: Electronics industry. part 8 Electronics Industry
Abstracts: Semiconductor industry. part 8
Abstracts: City state hopes research cash will buy global status. Breaking open a closed system. Who issues rallying cry to keep fight against SARS on track
Abstracts: Computer and peripherals industry. Semiconductor (capital equipment)
Abstracts: Computer and peripherals industry. part 7
Abstracts: Office equipment and supplies industry. Office equipment & supplies industry. part 3
Abstracts: To the barricades--it's time for a lesson in politics. Glittering grades do not guarantee greatness. Open up a French window to a new opportunity
Abstracts: Dismantling a Wall Street Club. INTRIGUE ENGULFS MORGAN STANLEY; 2 EXECUTIVES OUT. Countdown at Morgan Stanley
Abstracts: At Putnam, The Buck Stays Put In a Pocket. Meet Roslyn Platt, a Customer Of Putnam. She's Not Amused. Insurance Scandal Jolts Industry but Devastates Workers
Abstracts: FOR DEMOCRATS, ECONOMY'S SURGE POSES CHALLENGE. Are Some Red States Blue About Jobs? Emergency Spending As a Way of Life
Abstracts: For G.I.'s, Pride in War Efforts But Doubts About Iraq's Future. U.S. CONSIDERING RECALLING UNITS OF OLD IRAQ ARMY
Abstracts: Hussein Tells Interrogators He Didn't Direct Insurgency. German's Claim of Kidnapping Brings Investigation of U.S. Link
Abstracts: As Uses Grow, Tiny Materials' Safety Is Hard to Pin Down. Federal Panel Consolidates Vioxx Suits. Lawyers Organizing for Mass Suits Over Vioxx
Abstracts: SEC warns schemes targeting physicians. Critics say specialty hospital ban undermines care. Practices get bigger tax break for equipment purchases
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