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MASTERS OF INNOVATION Bioinformatics It's the buzzword for the convergence of info tech and biology: bioinformatics. The giant drugmakers will be the first to cash in MASTERS OF INNOVATION Virtual Prospecting From oil exploration to neurosurgery, new tools are revealing the secrets hidden in mountains of data MASTERS OF INNOVATION Time to Buy Tech Again -- Carefully If you stick with the big caps, buy gradually, and stay the course for at least a year, you should see strong returns MASTERS OF INNOVATION Approaching a Silicon Bottom? Chip stocks have been so battered that some are becoming attractive -- if you're a selective, long-term investor MASTERS OF INNOVATION Looking for a Turnaround in Telecom? Cell-phone handsets and PDAs, Baby Bells with strong local-phone businesses, and even some optical makers will revive -- later this year STREETWISE Applied Materials: It's Wounded but Not a Weakling Sure, the chipmaking-equipment industry is slumping. But as its leader, Applied is taking market share from lesser rivals, and should rebound robustly MASTERS OF INNOVATION Green Power Leading energy companies are showing that thinking green is good not just for the environment, but for business, too MASTERS OF INNOVATION Peer to Peer P2P taps the power of distant computers in a way that could transform whole industries MASTERS OF INNOVATION Amory Lovins "Efficiency goes straight to the bottom line," asserts the alternate-energy guru in an interview MASTERS OF INNOVATION The Art of Invention The day is near when software creates products by itself. And it's already changing the way humans design things MASTERS OF INNOVATION Commentary: Post PC The ubiquitous computer will eventually be surrounded by a raft of specialized devices that talk to each other STREETWISE ADC: A Telecom Highflier That's Back to Treetop Level Barely a quarter of the way through 2001, and 2000's heady performance already seems like it was a lifetime ago STREETWISE SBC Communications: A Ringer among the Telcoms In an area hammered by falling revenues and increased competition, SBC continues to add new customers and turn out strong earnings STREETWISE Scientific Atlanta: A Big Payoff Inside the Box Its Explorer digital-TV set-top box is red hot -- and it has an operating system that could make it the Microsoft of next-gen TV STREETWISE Texas Instruments: Struggling to Stay Chipper Its strategy is to focus on its core DSP and analog chips, hoping to emerge from the tech slump stronger than before STREETWISE Verizon: Dial "S" for Safety With its strong financials, robust revenue streams, and solid growth potential, this former Baby Bell is about as good as it gets these days | | 
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