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Articles in March, 2002 issue of Buyside

• The long hual: The transportation sector still has time to ride with delayed recovery of the overall economy. (Transportation).(Industry Overview)
  by Kane, Mari
• Tracks and treks of money managers and analysts. (Buyside on the Buy Side).
  by Leerskov, Meghan
• Global mosaic: Deutsche Banc Alex Brown Koncks down walts to build a fourth region of research with a new global perspective.(Company Profile)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Jovanovska, Lynda Rabl; Kane, Mari; McReynolds, Rebecca
• CSFB's fixed-income resource for institutional research clients. (staunching the Flow).(Credit Suisse First Boston)(Brief Article)
  by Leerskov, Meghan
• Buyside Canada on the buy side. (Buy Side Canada Insights & Coneerence Calendar).(Brief Article)
  by Leerskov, Meghan
• Structured system, touchstone token. (Research Department Profile Federated Investors).
  by Jovanovska, Lynda Racl
• Playing to win: Medical devices is a higher stakes game with a higher payoff. Winners must be broad in scope and technology savvy.(Industry Overview)
  by O'Connor, Robert
• Glory days: Longing for the Halcyon days of the late 1990s U.S. telecom industry? the answer may be on the home front. (Telecommunications).(Brief Article)(Industry Overview)
  by Chensvold, Christian M.
• Powerwave Technologies, Inc. (Fact Sheet).(Brief Article)(Company Profile)(Statistical Data Included)
• Congress shows no mercy for Enron execs. (Seen & Heard).(Brief Article)
• Lessons learned. (Analyst Showcase).(Joseph Gomes Jr.)(Statistical Data Included)
• Finding solid ground: November's aftermarket offers healthy returns from health-focused companies. (IPOs).(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by James, Dyan
• Nasdaq: NGEN; Making the revolutionary routine.(Nanogen Inc.)(Brief Article)(Company Profile)
• After a dreary 2001, M&A dealmakers hope for a better 2002. (Death of a Traveling Salesman).(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Jovanovska, Lynda Rael
• From top to bottom. (Inside Buy Side Canada).(Editorial)
• No Guts, no Glory: Greg Aurand/the Orbitex group of funds. (Money Manager Profile).
  by Dobbs, Deborah
• Objects in motion: Tent to stay in motion, we posited in 2001. Which stocks are headed up now?(Industry Overview)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Banker, Bernadette
• Starting small with incentives and significant hardship, much needed medical devices and technology companies struggle to gain a foothold.
  by O'connor, Robert
• Deutsche telekom: Deutsche telekom is an agile, high-growth company with a proven track record of providing its customers with innovative services and technologies.(Company Profile)(Statistical Data Included)
• The smoking gun. (Publisher's Letters).(Letter to the Editor)
• Other notables. (Insights).(appointments, retirements)(Brief Article)
  by Leerskov, Meghan
• Concerning earnings: Juliette John/Bissett funds. (Money Manager Profile).
  by Miller, Michael
• Harnessing the power of communication.(US LEC Corp.)(Brief Article)(Company Profile)
• General consensus: Defying // and investment banking conventions, CL king & associates takes a generalist's view to finding good ideas. (CL King & Associates).
  by Kane, Mari
• Making the grade: Buyside's who's-who of stocks that made the grade with a recommendation upgrade or initiation to 'strong buy'. (For Strong Buys Only).
  by Leerskov, Meghan
• Conference calender.
• Dial up mode: Telecom companies of all stripes are struggling to shrug off 2001. Here are the calls you don't want to miss.(Industry Overview)
  by Chensvold, Christian M.
• Take the a train: Railroad companies shine in the transportation sector, but will demand continue, and will revenues follow? (TRANSPORTATION).(Brief Article)
  by Kane, Mari