The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 2003 - Abstracts

The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 2003
TitleSubjectAuthors
Ad man offers access to Arab media; niche includes al-Jazeera, a tricky proposition given unspoken boycott .(Mostapha Saout and hos company offers commercial time on Arab networks)Business, generalVanessa O'Connell
Africa's top bourse weighs AIDS reporting.(companies may list AIDS and HIV on their corporate reports of employees)(World Watch)Business, general 
Ahold investigation may expand.(collusion to inflate supplier rebates)Business, generalAnita Raghavan, Deborah Ball
Altria's tobacco payments in doubt.Business, generalVanessa O'Connell
American Air meets resistance from workers on concessions.(union leaders are coming back to ask for changes in contract concessions for employees)Business, generalScott McCartney
Avon tries knocking on dorm doors.(Advertising)Business, generalSally Beatty
Business sentiment declines slightly in Japan.(World Watch)Business, generalSebastian Moffett
Canada's southern drug drain; Internet pharmacies serving U.S. consumers strain supply.Business, generalJoel Baglole
Consumer worries may halt euro-zone growth.(World Watch)Business, general 
Dell challenges H-P with so-so printer that's great at scans.(Dell's A940 Lexmark printer/scanner/copier is compared to H-P's 2110)(Product/Service Evaluation)Business, generalWalter S. Mossberg
EU committee considers overhauling taxes.(European Union)(World Watch)Business, generalBrandon Mitchener
First Data is near deal to buy ATM competitor.(Concord EFS)Business, generalRobin Sidel
France plans TV network, in 'battle of footage'.(World Watch)Business, generalDavid Gauthier-Villars
Gateway says it inflated revenue.Business, generalGary McWilliams
Getting 'smober': smokers who want to quit find some help on the Web.Business, generalTara Parker-Pope
Hard campaigners: some firms shrug off war, start spiffy ads; car makers, travel industry and PepsiCo make plans; a consultant urges action.Business, generalBrian Steinberg, Joseph White
Increased use of 'people meters' could help local-TV ad rates.(Advertising)Business, generalJoe Flint
In search of a haven; anxious families choose 'plan b' vacation spots to avoid possible targets.(includes related information)Business, generalEleena de Lisser, Michelle Higgins
Kodak looks to Perez for no. 2 job.(Antonio M. Perez)Business, generalJoann S. Lublin, James Bandler
Name game: TNN to be Spike TV; Viacom channel hopes for broad appeal to men; a 'Stripperella' cartoon.(TNN: The National Network)(Advertising)Business, generalJoe Flint, Brian Steinberg
New fund bets on a rebound in western market.(BRCP REalty LP I)Business, generalRay A. Smith
Paramount rides low-risk route to profitability.Business, generalJohn Lippman
Prices of flat-panel monitors, TVs to drop.Business, generalJason Dean
Recent stock-listing changes.Business, general 
Snowe feels the heat, but hasn't melted.(Senator Olympia Snowe)Business, generalShailagh Murray
Some ads in Europe refer to the war.(Advertising)Business, generalErin White, Marina Rosenman
Treating a medical mystery.(severe acute respiratory syndrome)Business, generalBetsy McKay, Elena Cherney, Matt Pottinger
Turkey's military backs away from Iraq role.(World Watch)Business, generalGuy Chazan
UPN comedy takes up AIDS fight; Viacom project helps battle disease by writing about it; rise of 'cause' marketing.(HIV/AIDS to be story theme in May 12 episode of TV show 'Girlfriends')(Advertising)Business, generalDanielle Reed
USAID defense secret bids to rebuild Iraq.Business, generalNeil Jr. King
Vacationing in a war zone.Business, generalRon Lieber
Wireless news outlets reap war dividend.Business, generalDavid Pringle, Jason Dean, Jesse Drucker
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