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 OCTOBER 20, 2003 Are Your Benefits Holding Up? More of our readers are unhappy with their health-care coverage than with their retirement plans  SEPTEMBER 30, 2003 The Mutual Fund Scandal and You Our survey finds readers fairly outraged over the alleged abuses New York's Eliot Spitzer is investigating, and they want changes SEPTEMBER 17, 2003 Assessing the Costs in Iraq A majority of BW Online readers say they're already too high and that the U.S. lacks a plan for putting Iraq back together again JULY 31, 2003 Your Take on the Tax Cut By a wide margin, BW Online readers don't think Bush's plan has very good chances of boosting U.S. economic growth MAY 19, 2003 Is This a Quota System? Our readers come up split on the question of whether the University of Michigan's controversial admissions policy is appropriate or not MAY 2, 2003 Iraq: Your Postwar Appraisal Compared to how they felt earlier in the war, our readers now feel it went better -- militarily, at least -- than they expected APRIL 2, 2003 How's the War in Iraq Going? Our readers widely agree that the U.S. will prevail militarily. Achieving President Bush's stated goals, however, seems far less likely MARCH 21, 2003 Your Take on the Iraq War Our readers split 42% for and 56% against President Bush's decision to attack Iraq, and they widely fear for U.S. ties abroad FEBRUARY 25, 2003 What to Do about Oil? Nearly 90% of BW Online readers think the U.S. has to use less foreign oil, and they're ready to be part of the conservation solution FEBRUARY 13, 2003 Weighing Powell's Evidence Some 60% of respondents to our online survey still don't think the Bush Administration has made a persuasive case against Iraq FEBRUARY 4, 2003 Iraq: Is Bush on Target? Nearly three-quarters of those who responded say the President should focus more on fixing the U.S. economy than on taming Iraq JANUARY 22, 2003 MBAs Need More Than Ethics 101 BW Online's recent Reader Survey finds overwhelming support for improved values-oriented training in business schools DECEMBER 20, 2002 Wall Street: How Hard a Wrist Slap? According to our readers, financial houses that fed tainted research to investors should get hit a lot harder they've been DECEMBER 6, 2002 Stress: Is It Getting to You? It's worse than ever, say a large majority of readers who took our survey. Their top concern? Job security NOVEMBER 22, 2002 The Delicate -- Or Not -- Art of Layoffs Our survey found most readers aren't too happy with how job cuts are done now, and they think severance policy should be set in law NOVEMBER 12, 2002 A Gadget-Merry Christmas? A bare majority of readers say they'll spend more this holiday season on consumer electronics, which most expect to cost less NOVEMBER 1, 2002 A Closer Watch on Guns? Respondents to our survey -- 91% of them gun owners --overwhelmingly reject the notion of registering firearms OCTOBER 24, 2002 Politics vs. Homeland Security Our readers think the Dems are holding up the new Cabinet department's creation, and nearly a third say the agency isn't necessary OCTOBER 17, 2002 What's the Business of the Board? The relatively few readers who responded aren't too sure, though most don't think boards are doing their jobs well OCTOBER 2, 2002 How's Your Work Life? Of the 1,100-plus readers who responded, 48% say they now have fewer co-workers, and only 51% expect a raise in 2003 SEPTEMBER 24, 2002 Is America Safer Today? Our readers aren't particularly confident that the airlines and Washington have improved security much SEPTEMBER 5, 2002 OSX: Yea or Nay? Yea, yea, yea -- and hardly any nays as our readers overwhelmingly say they're upgrading to Apple's new operating system AUGUST 30, 2002 The Web's Dark Side One finding of our Reader Survey is wide a discrepancy between men and women when it comes to visiting porn sites AUGUST 23, 2002 Time to Take on Saddam? Our readers say Bush should do it -- if the Iraqi dictator has been making weapons of mass destruction and if U.S. allies go along AUGUST 14, 2002 Consumers' Pulses Seem to Be Slowing BusinessWeek Online asked readers to tell us about their spending plans. One conclusion: Malls may not be quite so crowded AUGUST 2, 2002 Those Market Swings Our readers weigh in on what they think about Wall Street's volatility and how it's affecting them JULY 26, 2002 Play Ball -- or Picket? Our readers won't be surprised if it's picket -- and they say both players and owners are to blame if it comes to that JULY 19, 2002 The Shape of Your Retirement For a large majority of our readers, retirement won't mean not working. And their biggest worry: Huge medical expenses JULY 12, 2002 Are You Loyal to Your Carmaker? The largest bloc of our readers says who makes the auto is less important than getting a good value, and Detroit trails badly there JULY 3, 2002 Are You Caught in the Slump? Compared to the responses we got in April to these same questions, seems like the effects of the slump are spreading JUNE 21, 2002 Do You Trust Corporate America? Hardly at all these days, say our readers. And that feeling extends to the ability of Congress and agencies to fix what's wrong JUNE 14, 2002 Will the Homeland Be Made Safer? Our readers are pretty evenly divided over the new Homeland Security Dept. as proposed by Bush JUNE 5, 2002 What's Your Take on Terror Warnings? Most readers say the Administration's nonspecific threat alerts haven't prompted them to do anything to protect themselves JUNE 5, 2002 "Is Apple a Software Bully?" Not according to our readers, though they do agree it would be better if Apple cooperated more with third-party software makers MAY 24, 2002 Got a Beef with Customer Service? Most of our readers do -- and they're quite willing stop using a company whose service stinks MAY 20, 2002 Does the New Health Care Shape Up? According to our readers, plans that require employees to be more responsible for keeping costs low may run into resistance MAY 20, 2002 Can Apple Succeed in School? Our readers think it has no choice, though they're pretty evenly split on whether it needs cut prices to do so MAY 9, 2002 Cleaning Up Wall Street's Mess Our Reader Survey finds that investors are angry -- and they're ready to take it out on someone MAY 3, 2002 Can Bush Keep His Halo? When it comes to solving the tough geopolitical and economic issues he's facing, our readers don't expect him to do so well MAY 3, 2002 Should Apple and Microsoft Stay Hitched? Sounds like a good idea to the folks who answered our survey. Plus, they think Apple has lots of room to grow APRIL 24, 2002 Grading Steve Jobs Apple's CEO could hardly be more highly regarded -- at least according to the folks who responded to our survey APRIL 24, 2002 Are You Holding Up? The rebounding economy has consumers feeling somewhat better about their financial situation -- but not gleeful yet APRIL 18, 2002 Flying in Today's World Nearly all of our respondents say they're taking to the skies these days. They're not so convinced it's much safer, though APRIL 11, 2002 What's Holding Up Housing? BW Online's readers consider low interest rates the top reason for buying a home these days APRIL 11, 2002 Year of the iPod? Mac fans certainly think so. Our Reader Survey found that most would have no problem paying over $400 for Apple's snazzy music player APRIL 3, 2002 PC to Apple? Watch out, Bill Gates, our unscientific survey finds a big percentage of PC users would consider switching to a Mac MARCH 28, 2002 Global Warming: Is It Real? Our readers sure seem convinced that it's something to worry about. More important, they think it's worth trying to do something about MARCH 21, 2002 The Drug-Cost Crunch Here's what you said about why prescription remedies are so expensive -- and what can be done about it JULY 6, 2001 You're Devotees of Music Downloading Nearly 75% of respondents to our informal digital-music survey say that's one way they get music today | |
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