Abstracts: The large diverse gene family var encodes proteins involved in cytoadherence and antigenic variation of Plasmodium falciparum-infected erythrocytes
Abstracts: Conserved seed pairing, often flanked by adenosines, indicates that thousands of human genes are microRNA targets
Abstracts: Size selective recognition of siRNA by an RNA silencing suppressor. Host-microbe interactions: Shaping the evolution of the plant immune response
Abstracts: Ubiquitin C-terminal hydrolase is an immediate-early gene essential for long-term facilitation in aplysia. A neuronal isoform of the Aplysia CPEB has prion-like properties
Abstracts: Mice expressing activated CaMKII lack low frequency LTP and do not form stable place cells in the CA1 region of the hippocampus
Abstracts: Bombardier thrown into turmoil over Tellier's sudden departure: Beaudoin has a major call to make. Economic optimism grows
Abstracts: Plaintree shares find life in marriage with Targa. Let market be the judge of bank-insurer mergers. Bank mergers yield no bonanza: study
Abstracts: U.S. lets Canada in on Iraq bidding. BCE profit rises on growth in new services as traditional business declines
Abstracts: Gates casts cold eye on Google. Orion sees gold in moribund workstations. Microsoft faces 'final' warning from EU on business practices
Abstracts: Government probes tax shelters used to shield stock-option gains. Bank tax shelters are investigated
Abstracts: Central European Media sees its credit rating cut. Travelers Group chairman discusses privatizations with Polish officials
Abstracts: Bayer's sales and net declined in first quarter. Agfa IPO faces a slow start on low interest. Bayer's net fell by 56% in period amid slow sales
Abstracts: Total's net profit declines 37% despite jump in energy prices. Total's net grew 7% in quarter as oil, gas production rose
Abstracts: Delphi filing lifts risk on collateralized debt. Barclays gets resistance from Atticus on ABN bid. Options grant by HealthSouth is off the charts
Abstracts: Zurich adds to controversy on 'finite risk'. HSBC taps 2 to help fix U.S. mortgage unit woes. Zurich Financial to shut U.K. unit and focus on core
Abstracts: Subprime bellwether HSBC takes a $3.4 billion charge. U.K.'s Cheyne joins the chain of firms battered by the credit-market turmoil: affiliate unloads assets to repay obligations as global selloff grows
Abstracts: Standard Chartered net jumps, but fears persist. Standard Chartered net rises 14%. Standard Chartered earnings rose 17% in half
Abstracts: U.S. cites cost cuts' role in BP refinery blast: Safety Board lays blame with top-level decisions, raising firm's legal risks
Abstracts: Pernod stays hopeful despite setback. Lobbying comes of age in EU. Paris looks to U.S.-on bankruptcy
Abstracts: Oil battle sets showdown over China. A kinder, gentler Wolfowitz at World Bank? U.S. and Germany mend breach
Abstracts: Shell cedes control of pivotal Russian oil project: deal with Gazprom dims output, reserves prospects but eases Kremlin pressure
Abstracts: New WTO chief targets trade deal. EU maintains China arms embargo. Parliament members urge EU to avoid individual trade pacts
Abstracts: U.S. probes banks' North Korea ties. Key reformer may be India's next premier: Sonia Gandhi rejects post, paving the way for Singh; decision expected today
Abstracts: Roche's net rises strongly, buoyed by cancer drugs. Novartis buys American rights to antidepressant. Novartis suffers another setback for Prexige debut
Abstracts: Peugeot posts net profit on cost savings. Apotex launches generic Plavix, pressuring Bristol-Myers, Sanofi. Vivendi Universal had narrower 1st-half loss
Abstracts: Hired guns: the new weapon in China's arsenal, private contractors. Philips will expand in China to lift revenue from exports
Abstracts: Telefonica to invest $3.8 billion in its brazilian holdings in 1999. Telefonica SA
Abstracts: SEC charges Black, Radler with fraud tied to Hollinger. Bush taps Paulson as Treasury Chief. SEC asks U.S. stock exchanges for data on pay of top executives
Abstracts: Allianz in talks to buy Pimco. Tesco still has cold feet on a Marks and Spencer deal. GE of U.S. makes overture to buy diagnostics firm
Abstracts: Dresdner to take further risk provision. Munich bank under probe for bad loans. (Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank)
Abstracts: SAP's 3rd-period sales set to beat forecasts. SAP's earnings increase 29% on strong sales in Americas. SAP's earnings climb by 14%; sales, profit outlook is solid
Abstracts: Former banker to Parmalat admits stealing $27 million: Bank of America ex-officer to repay most of money taken in kickback scheme
Abstracts: EADS would forgo aid to restart talks. Northrop weighs EADS alliance to seek contract. EADS increases push into the U.S
Abstracts: Outside audit: booming audit firms seek shield from suits. U.S. SEC broadens probes to include entire sectors: in a significant change, agency shifts its focus from single wrongdoers
Abstracts: Frank's folly. Caution! Floss ahead. Molson shakes up marketing ranks as it grapples with 'tired brand"
Abstracts: Merrill buys First Republic to beef up banking services. Chicago deal could force rivals' hands; second city pact might pressure exchanges world-wide to unite; NYSE weighed bids for CBOT
Abstracts: Great reputations. Sub culture. Mattel Canada's Hot Wheels races after new generation of fans
Abstracts: Barclays chief may see payoff from patience: Varley had a vision as he waited his turn; a thing for Ping Pong
Abstracts: Second-trimester prediction of severe placental complications in women with combined elevations in alpha-fetoprotein and human chorionic gonadotrophin
Abstracts: Macrosomic births in the United States: determinants, outcomes, and proposed grades of risk. Effect of advanced maternal age on early mortality among quadruplets and quintuplets
Abstracts: Tennis partners. The right place. Blonde beer under a red light
Abstracts: John St. Extreme Group. DDB network tops at Bessies Awards
Abstracts: Operations in Iraq highlight the need for better communications. Iraqi resistance proves resilient
Abstracts: Play ball. 'Aggressively elegant'. DamlerChrysler ad cuts new path into CanWest's editorial ground
Abstracts: Mexican drug money laundering is increasing threat to stability. Mexican cartels evolve in the face of cross-border crackdown
Abstracts: North Korean nuclear plant poses threat of meltdown. Brownback bill will not solve North Korea's problems. Northeast Asia frustrated by US Pyongyang policy
Abstracts: Team players. Browsers and buyers. Mix of human resources, branding draws workers to Crystal Decisions
Abstracts: Mexican drug trafficking cartels set up camp in Peru. Shining path threatens to return to violence. Bugging scandal highlights Peru's divisions
Abstracts: On the radar. Gripping the ad industry. Radio works magic for Potter tome
Abstracts: Sid Lee. Truth in advertising. Where BIG IDEAS rule
Abstracts: Captive supplies and cash market prices for fed cattle: The role of delivery timing incentives. Captive supplies and the spot market price of fed cattle: The plant-level relationship
Abstracts: Greenspan's legacy explored. What would Greenspan do? Bernanke weighs risks of rate increases and rising inflation
Abstracts: Yukos executive is arrested on financial fraud charges. Losing fuel - pipeline thefts cripple Iraqi oil production: U.S. Army traces cause to network of thieves, insurgents, smugglers
Abstracts: Netherlands' NIB draws private-equity bidders. British tax police look hard at hedge funds. ABB is near energy group sale
Abstracts: Companies tolerate ads to get free software: conventional wisdom said firms would resist bargain consumers have long made
Abstracts: BP enters Alberta boom with $5.5 billion deal. Standoff on Kazakh oil field: talks stall on fines firms should pay for project delays
Abstracts: Aer Lingus to proceed with IPO. Ryanair raises stake in Aer Lingus to 25%. Elan Corp. pays money to extend debt deadlines
Abstracts: Julius Baer net rises 33%: larger banks' woes may help Swiss firm attract new clients. Julius Baer's net declines 86%
Abstracts: U.K. lifts rates to 4% to curb consumer debt: ECB stands pat, warns about strength of the euro ahead of G-7 meeting
Abstracts: In Europe, stocks idle. Fund chief fights Deutsche Boerse on buyout plan. Europeans remain stock-wary
Abstracts: England says Osprey design problems solved, but bell-Boeing must cut price. Boeing claims upper hand in fight for Navy MMA contract
Abstracts: Lockheed not currently poised to bid for tanker program. Critic says F/A-22 Raptor is unneeded, but Air Force, Lockheed differ
Abstracts: Boeing team poised for global MMA plane orders. Raytheon gains $25.8 million- $125 million JSF work from Northrop
Abstracts: Software makers complain to EU over Microsoft's new Vista system. Deadline for EU charter could slip into next year
Abstracts: Airbus says Boeing's plan for jet may violate rules: U.S. company's financing of new 7E7 with partners from Japan stirs concerns
Abstracts: U.K. Brown outlines vision for EU's approach to business. An arcane corner of finance creates a London billionaire
Abstracts: Reforms put drag on Russian output. Russia's pro-Kremlin bloc gains in legislative ballot: hard-line nationalists also benefit as voters slam pro-Western liberal groups
Abstracts: BA, American seal accord with Iberia. Warner Music still considers EMI serenade: options remain to snag prized record labels despite a rival offer
Abstracts: US Airways proposes to merge with Delta. Delta unveils its turnaround plan: strategy includes cutting 7,000 jobs, abandoning its Dallas-Fort Worth hub
Abstracts: Boeing, Airbus receive big orders at air show. CNN learns the local languages. New York Times Co. unveils a revamp of Paris-based 'Trib.'
Abstracts: TPG Group gets restricted access to Iberia's books. Iberia's plans may signal shift: midsize air carriers in Europe feel squeezed; finding a "big friend"
Abstracts: Nokia reports 3% increase in sales. Nokia's net rises 14% but outlook is weak. Nokia expects to hit its earnings forecasts
Abstracts: Coke shelves initiative of ex-chief. Internet ad shops are crossing the digital divide. Publicis wins Coke's account
Abstracts: London call: Are LSE's shares undervalued? Nordea hires Standard & Poor's to provide its stock research. London Exchange to keep key ally
Abstracts: German telecom returns to profit on U.S. growth. Deutsche Telekom posts profit, aided by mobile unit's growth
Abstracts: Simmons, King Koil affirm support for ISPA. King Koil changes name to Comfort Solutions. King Koil teams with Jaclyn Smith
Abstracts: Casa Bique plans to expand High Point building. Fla. store has warehouse. NHFA to move into own building
Abstracts: Serta to add sleep shops. Serta signs licensee in Thailand. Serta Canadian licensee opens 133,000-sq.-ft facility
Abstracts: SansegalChina expands facilities. Braxton Culler opens 3rd gallery in Bacon's unit. American Home explores outdoors
Abstracts: Trayton goes 'against flow' with growing leather line. Leather still has kick: Tupelo hosts more newcomers, startups
Abstracts: Fabricut launches Collier-Campbell line. A-America to pop cork on wind dining line. Oldham designing La-Z-Boy line
Abstracts: Bowrings seeks buyer. Income trust TerraVest acquires Stylus parent; managers get stake. Canada's Dynamic acquires Wild Rose out of bankruptcy
Abstracts: New Beautyrest debuts at market. Old Beautyrest mattress gets makeover in touching saga. Foamex, Orders, Rizzo highlight ISPA's Expo
Abstracts: Tests convince Serta to expand visco line. Spring Air goes luxe: new line retails at $1,300--$4,000. New Simmons cable coil cuts motion transfer
Abstracts: British police report break in bombing probe. Hussein contests Court's authority, pleads not guilty. New EU scandal erupts over data on grain prices
Abstracts: U.S. stocks are doing better than most: Europe, Japan, China and others fare worse; weak dollar, Fed help. As peace holds in Sri Lanka, foreign investment is climbing
Abstracts: Nokia's price cuts may clip sales: analysts estimate revenue fell 5% in second quarter from bid to fend off rivals
Abstracts: Shell arm reassigns finance executive: official at 'upstream' unit, Coopman, is first casualty since big March shakeup
Abstracts: Toyota has multi-year plan to elevate capital spending. Toyota may add China capacity to hit sales goal. U.S. car makers to expand in China
Abstracts: Mazda's profit reaches 14-year high. Ford posts $5.8 billion loss, warns of more woes: results may take bigger hit next quarter due to revamp; earnings will be restated
Abstracts: IBM net rises, but weak revenue hints at woes. IBM brightens tech outlook: latest gains in earnings, revenue, services deals lift gloom left by Intel
Abstracts: SAP profit rises 11% on strong U.S. performance. SAP's profit rises 43% despite sluggish sales. Software firm raises outlook on positive 3rd-quarter results
Abstracts: E.On's retreat ends Endesa battle, leaves cloud: Enel, Acciona win deal, but fallout continues from role Spain played
Abstracts: Roche may let others produce Tamiflu amid global pressure. Roche aims to double China sales by 2010. Core-business sales rise 10%; forecast for diagnostics is cut
Abstracts: Small U.K. firms look to China. U.K.'s Prudential posts sales gain. British insurer posts 10% decline in sales for period
Abstracts: Fannie Mae overseer to present report criticizing accounting: probe points to decisions to smooth out earnings, possibly increase bonuses
Abstracts: Vehicles' lineage not clear-cut now. Keeping meat safe for the table. DuPont shifts focus overseas
Abstracts: Online business invoicing gathers pace. British building materials giant to build North American brick brand. Israeli engineering firm takes on US market
Abstracts: Europe: weakness in Germany keeps ECB on alert. Will Yen weakness trigger intervention? Asia: Japanese officials favor yen decline
Abstracts: Dollar will remain buoyant as long as the Federal Reserve keeps raising rates, analysts say. Asia: Japanese officials favor yen decline
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