Abstracts: Distributions of indoor and outdoor air pollutants in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: implications to indoor air quality in bayside offices
Abstracts: Analysts' rating of Thai Petrochemical remains bearish despite price tumble. China's success is a problem for Taiwan's materials makers
Abstracts: 'This is now a comprehensive war,' says police chief surveying wreckage of Jenin. A sex scandal in Washington could lead to a war in the Middle East
Abstracts: Unions should recognise that a brighter future awaits them outside New Labour. The grey world of trade unions, staffed by grey men
Abstracts: Qualify in the race to succeed: the MBA is fast becoming a prerequisite for high achievement in the business world
Abstracts: Israel defies Western appeals over 'closed military area' on Arab land. US rebukes Israel after senior PLO member is killed in missile attack
Abstracts: Speed of the dollar's decline suggests American recovery may not be swift. The dollar's recent weakness need not spell trouble for sterling
Abstracts: Don't criticise 'victimvision' - that's where people really are themselves. My farewell to the box
Abstracts: A doctor, defiant, shot dead for his beliefs by a lone abortion terrorist. The Tories seem to have grown even more pitiful
Abstracts: Of course, standards in schools are falling. And thank heavens for that. JR: was he shot or did he quit of his own accord?
Abstracts: Murdoch woos Germany's 'Blair.' (Rupert Murdoch seeks support of German Social Democrat leader Gerhard Schroder)
Abstracts: Don't put your zany team on the conference stage, Mr Duncan Smith. A Tory tax strategy is finally starting to emerge from the fog
Abstracts: Let us now praise the surprising success of multicultural Britain. The English have feelings, too
Abstracts: 'If we walked away, we were turning our back at a defining moment in history. In a sectarian city, children go back to school and run a gauntlet of hate
Abstracts: 'We were sisters. We didn't wonder who was right and who was wrong.' (novelist Fay Weldon considers first contacts with feminism)(Revelations)
Abstracts: Racism, policing and some ugly truths about the riots in Oldham. Unless we condemn all gang violence, our anti-racism is a sham
Abstracts: Tax reform evaluation using non-parametric methods: Sweden, 1980-1991. Privacy and time-consistent optimal labor income taxation
Abstracts: Australia sends SAS to confront a boatload of sick and desperate refugees. Timor welcomes refugees rejected by Australia
Abstracts: Statistical estimation and moment evaluation of a stochastic growth model with asset market restrictions. A Keynesian macroeconometric framework for the analysis of monetary policy rules
Abstracts: Baltimore fights for survival as losses hit 550m pounds sterling. Bottom drops out of the once-thriving market for web hosting
Abstracts: The dollar's recent weakness need not spell trouble for sterling. Where will the pound be five years from now? Will it even exist?
Abstracts: The real winners and losers in this brutal Tory leadership battle. What Lady Thatcher and Mr Major should be told
Abstracts: With a spring in his Hush Puppies, Ken takes on the Right brigade. Tory rivals issue their personal manifestos
Abstracts: Parents' fears over the MMR jab can only be alleviated by better science. New offensive to boost confidence in MMR vaccine
Abstracts: Our top mandarin must not be sucked into the New Labour spin machine. There is a simple way to defeat the hated parachute brigade
Abstracts: Some good news: we're better than we thought at educating our children. What's the true purpose of learning?
Abstracts: Father of Saudi car-bomb victim rejects suspects' TV confessions. Betrayal, booze and bombs: a Saudi expat mystery
Abstracts: Britain and America march towards a battle the Arabs do not want. Why don't we try to collar all the war criminals?
Abstracts: Why hot air is stopping the world doing a deal on global warming. In Toxic Town the fires of protest burn brightly
Abstracts: Record R-reg sales 'not a sign of overheating.' (record car sales in United Kingdom in Aug 1997 do not indicate that economy is overheating)
Abstracts: This was all too horribly familiar for a nation in a state of anxiety. Whatever happened to the idea of honour among spies?
Abstracts: Why I am on Mugabe's hit list. And why I will stay to tell the truth. Entering the nerve centre of Mugabe's enforcers
Abstracts: 'Brady told me that I would be in a grave too if I backed out.' (Myra Hindley) Ian, Myra and me
Abstracts: A resolution for Tony Blair: try not to neglect the Cabinet. Mr Blair has good reason to fear a Duncan Smith victory
Abstracts: Shooting starlets, absent stars and the ghost of Fassbinder. Back to the barricades
Abstracts: Sorry William, you can never win when you've been branded a loser. Tories must not let the euro stop them electing the best leader
Abstracts: As America leads us into recession, so it must lead us out of it again. Recession could be round the corner for the US
Abstracts: After Thomson: the long, slow death of Colbertism in France is being accompanied by worrying bouts of xenophobia and indecision; but it is dying nonetheless
Abstracts: The older 'footer' pro who gets a kick out of making sport pay. Sports shops set for merger wave
Abstracts: Announcement effects of convertible bond loans and warrant-bond loans: an empirical analysis for the Dutch market
Abstracts: Ventures involving Shell default on $16 milliion in loans. (Royal Dutch/Shell Group's business in China). Lessons from Silicon Valley
Abstracts: Busy Executives Are Finding the Skies Friendlier on Private Business Aircraft. Insurers See Green In Brownfield Risk
Abstracts: So what is a 'Marine gunner'? Today's gunners are the inheritors of a proud lineage. Ambush alley revisited
Abstracts: Defending a merger; Hewlett-Packard and Compaq react to critics. Executive bonuses included in the Hewlett-Compaq deal
Abstracts: Trade Commission drops inquiry of DoubleClick; company accused of violating privacy. As big PC brother watches, users encounter frustration
Abstracts: H-P employees are key to any acquisition of Compaq. (Hewlett-Packard). Hewlett-Packard move to retire Compaq brand reflects market
Abstracts: High court eyes client trust funds; is directing interest on such accounts to poor a taking? Landowners win right to attack rules; decision is a blow to environmental organizations
Abstracts: Beyond legal research and into records; law librarians not only help attorneys find cases, but also can support a litigator's document needs before and during trial
Abstracts: On-sale bar requires a more complete invention; the Federal Circuit narrows the definition of when an invention is put on sale, barring a patent
Abstracts: Winning; succesful strategies from 10 of the nation's leading litigators. He handles surprise and then exploits it
Abstracts: CMGI discusses buying Compaq assets; deal, for up to $3 billion, would cover Alta Vista, other Web properties
Abstracts: Rhizospere effects on microbial community structure and dissipation and toxicity of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in spiked soil
Abstracts: Determination of solid-phase loading for the removal of metal ion from effluents using fixed-bed adsorbers. Biosorption of metal ions on Arthrobacter sp.: biomass characterization and biosorption modeling
Abstracts: Strategic choices of quality, differentiation and pricing in financial services. The near-collapse of LTCM, US financial stock returns, and the fed
Abstracts: Index arbitrage with heterogeneous investors: a smooth transition error correctional analysis. Margin exceedences for European stock index futures using extreme value theory
Abstracts: A note on information seasonality and the disappearance of the weekend effect in the UK stock market. Sensitivity analyses of anomalies in developed stock markets
Abstracts: Overall, lawyers' pay tops other professions'; gap between big-firm attorneys and other lawyers is still huge
Abstracts: A note on trading mechanism and securities' value: The analysis of rejects from continuous trade. Do investors prefer round stock prices? Evidence from Israeli IPO auctions
Abstracts: Citicorp - Travelers Group merger: challenging barriers between banking and insurance. Mixing and matching: prospective financial sector mergers and market valuation
Abstracts: The Vision Force: Air Force planners look 20 years ahead and work back from there. Breakthrough force
Abstracts: In pursuit of computing's Holy Grail: a make-or-break assault on Intel's chip dominance bears its first fruit
Abstracts: New Microsoft browser adds some nice details for simpler use of Web. Here's how to run your PCs remotely by using the Internet
Abstracts: Deutsche Bank is in discussions to take stake in Russian bank. Allianz will hang on to Dresdner Kleinwort
Abstracts: Providing vigilance, reach, and power: Air Force leaders report on the state of the force. The airlift shortfall deepens
Abstracts: Kwik-Fit's profit jumped 17% for year; share price rises 8.6%. TVK and Raba report net profit for first 9 months
Abstracts: Gambro gets a $4.85 billion bid from a Nordic investment group. Gambro reports loss for quarter
Abstracts: As the economy falters, the tensions between advertisers and agencies rises, a new survey says. An annual survey of agency-client relations shows that tensions have eased in many areas
Abstracts: The halt phase hits a bump: the Air Force and the Army square off over warfighting approach. Airpower gains in the doctrine wars
Abstracts: Battle over Tricare; What the military coalition wants; Lower taxes. Here comes Tricare for life
Abstracts: The new computer landscape; as mergers, downturn continue, technology companies assess their strategies for survival
Abstracts: Soaring dollar reverses auto tide: Dealers warned not to resell US cars. Ford dealers' ire rose last year: poll
Abstracts: Mediaset net sales increase to 672 million euros in first quarter. Wind narrows operating loss
Abstracts: Endesa's operating profit falls, while net rises on Edenor sale. Suez net profit increased 38% in first half
Abstracts: Ferrovial net profit soared in first half to 115.3 million euros. ACS's profit beat expectations
Abstracts: Bush-Blair alliance faces new strains: as U.S. president prepares to visit his strongest ally, tensions come to the fore
Abstracts: Joint logistics warfighting initiative: a catalyst for change; how to link up realistically in a joint initiative
Abstracts: Net stirs public records debate; privacy vies with free speech in struggle of the information stage. E-litigation; Internet privacy
Abstracts: In two cases, court OKs speech limits; the 'Forbes' and 'NEA' decisions approve greater governmental control over forms of speech
Abstracts: Key rules on appeals are before high court; cases raise issues on right to counsel, attorneys' duties. Taking charge; an activist court rules on speech, immigration and one big election
Abstracts: Mass transport effects on the kinetics of nitrobenzene reduction by iron metal. Kinetics of halogenated organic compound degradation by iron metal
Abstracts: Transport of rare earth element-tagged soil particles in response to thunderstorm runoff. Salt-thermal zeolitization of fly ash
Abstracts: A dynamic study and modeling of the formation of polyhydroxyalkanoates combined with treatment of high strength wastewater
Abstracts: Oxidative processes occurring when pulsed high voltage discharges degrade phenol in aqueous solution. Catalytic wet oxidation of phenol: kinetics of phenol uptake
Abstracts: It's in there somewhere: as e-mails evolve into important business records, companies see the need for systems to store and retrieve old messages easily
Abstracts: Honey, I shrunk the company: AT&T's treasury has led the effort to trim debt, improve cash flow and transform the long-distance giant into a smaller, but healthier company
Abstracts: Wal-Mart is ready to reach more Chinese consumers; U.S. department store chain gets creative as it builds on local groundwork
Abstracts: Motorola expects its sales and margins to weaken at PCS unit in first quarter. Motorola cuts forecasts and jobs again
Abstracts: How Palm tumbled from star of tech to target of Microsoft; early unveiling of new model orphaned the old ones, and sales took a dive; watching for Merlin's tricks
Abstracts: 'Tumultuous times' for this lawyer. (James E. Buckman, senior executive vice president and general counsel, Cendant Corp.)
Abstracts: Maternity, paternity and parental benefits across Europe - part one. Progress in sectoral bargaining
Abstracts: The convergence of paper and electronic: the changing payments landscape. The Key to unlocking liquidity: EBPP and working capital management
Abstracts: No more dunning days: more companies are automating collections, especially as the Internet grows. 2001 buyer's guide to accounting systems
Abstracts: Getting more from the Combined Arms Exercise; a CAX provides an outstanding opportunity to conduct a readiness evaluation
Abstracts: Leo Burnett sees new clients in Asia as key to success: In a down market, U.S.-based agency trumpets importance of broadening account base
Abstracts: The new Bible on options expensing: the FASB "suggests" a move to binomial from Black-Schokes, so prepare to move
Abstracts: Operating in a state of disrepair: California's broken workers comp system is making companies consider pulling up stakes
Abstracts: Bank of East Asia makes glum bellwether for sector; more bad news predicted from institutions lending to China and local firms hit by recession
Abstracts: The intelligence regiment; unity of effort requires a comprehensive intelligence organization. A Marine raider battalion: giving USSOCoM a unique capability
Abstracts: Mad cow's human toll: the unfolding mystery of prion disease and its ultimate casualties. The multipath to clarity: Receiving HDTV over the air takes luck and lots of patience
Abstracts: The rear area as a part of the commander's single battle; preparing for rear area operations requires detailed planning and flexibility by the commader and his staff
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