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DAILY BRIEFING SPECIAL REPORTSNOVEMBER 30, 2004 Miracle Cures? "Cosmeceuticals" are raising important issues many consumers don't understand. NOVEMBER 24, 2004 Holiday Retailing Merchants and shoppers gear up for the year's biggest spending season. OCTOBER 26, 2004 Battling Obesity As worries about obesity rise, it's forcing big changes at food companies from McDonald's to Pepsico and spurring government action. Herešs a report on how this war is going and what remains to be done JULY 26, 2004 Campaign 2004  Breaking news, insights, a blog, analysis, and more from the Dems' bash in BostonAPRIL 21, 2004 Election '04: Health Care  Americans can't agree on how to get universal coverage, and the uninsured are politically inactiveElection '04: Jobs Below the boiling political rhetoric, a real threat America's workers face is the potential for U.S. wages to sink to overseas levels TECHNOLOGY SPECIAL REPORTS DECEMBER 13, 2004 • From the Magazine 2004 Best Products Photo Essay Some of these gadgets help save time. Others conserve energy. But nearly all are guaranteed to produce fun, which we can all use more of. DECEMBER 7, 2004 The Rush to Consumer Electronics Lured by its faster growth, industry players are piling in -- and they're not alone. Following an upswell of innovation could be a wave of consolidation. Plus: Microsoft's strategy; Chasing iPod; and more. NOVEMBER 29, 2004 TV, Today and Tomorrow HDTV is just the start. Coming next: New worlds of capability. NOVEMBER 22, 2004 • From the Magazine The Internet Ad Surge The decline of network TV and the rise of the Net have brand marketers flocking to the Web. NOVEMBER 9, 2004 Utility Computing Running corporate servers is still nowhere near as easy as turning on a faucet. Now lots of companies are working hard to change that. NOVEMBER 8, 2004 • From the Magazine Tech Buying Guide For ten years BusinessWeek has been putting the smartest, fastest, and coolest high-tech tools through their paces before we recommend them to you. This year's catch is the best ever. OCTOBER 19, 2004 Tech's Young Entrepreneurs The next generation of visionaries is a little older and more experienced than before. But they're just as inspired and determined. OCTOBER 11, 2004 • From the Magazine The Innovation Economy We've walked on the Moon, built the Net, and decoded the genome. Have we run out of worlds to conquer? No. As a matter of fact, we're on the cusp of a fresh innovation boom. OCTOBER 8, 2004 Alternative Energy Powers Up  Solar, wind, fuel cells, hybrids, and beyond, alternative energy is fast going from fringe to mainstream.SEPTEMBER 14, 2004 Tomorrow's Safer Cars  As baby boomers age, they'll need help to keep from becoming hazardous drivers.AUGUST 31, 2004 Retailing's Tech Future  From grocery stores to e-commerce sites, the key to success is innovative technologyAUGUST 3, 2004 Apple: The Next Generation  Even with an ailing Jobs, prospects are still brightJULY 12, 2004 • From the Magazine The Vanishing Mass Market New technology. Product proliferation. Fragmented media. Get ready: It's a whole new world JULY 7, 2004 High-Tech Care  Devices that monitor at-risk patients in their own homes are just one giant step forwardJULY 5, 2004 • From the Magazine Designs Of The Year 2004 This year's IDEA award illustrate how high-octane design is helping the global recovery JUNE 22, 2004 High-Tech Marketing  The world's 1.3 billion cell phones offer marketers a rich potential link directly to consumersJUNE 21, 2004 • From the Magazine The Info Tech 100 As digital convergence transforms the world economy, fresh opportunities are springing up JUNE 8, 2004 The Future of Computing Computer development has been a plodding process, but coming innovations will soon transform it MAY 25, 2004 CeBIT on the Hudson  Europe's giant tech show has opened in New York, bringing an IT vision dominated by smaller PCs, faster access, and multipurpose hybridsMAY 24, 2004 Homeland Security  An in-depth review of the state of homeland security, from tech to policy to politicsMAY 24, 2004 • From the Magazine Repairing The Engines Of Life Can research into stem cells and other advanced techniques heal ailing hearts and brains? MAY 12, 2004 Women of Tech  It's a sisterhood that's too small at the top, but here are some notables who may be on the wayMAY 6, 2004 Gurus of Tech Progress reports from leaders in the fields of nanotech, genomics, search, and robotics MAY 10, 2004 • From the Magazine E-Biz Strikes Again!  A second wave of online evolutionaries is upending the way a slew of other industries do business, forcing incumbents to change or choke.MAY 3, 2004 • From the Magazine Quality Manufacturing  From pharmaceuticals to food, a whole range of products are being made more efficiently and safelyAPRIL 26, 2004 • From the Magazine No Wires No Rules New wireless technologies will soon reconfigure the Web using radio spectrum that doesn't cost a dime APRIL 5, 2004 A CEO's Guide To Technology  Burned by failed projects in the '90s, CEOs are now savvier and watch CIOs much more closelyMARCH 30, 2004 Linux Spreads Its Wings  Linux is fast breaking out of servers and into cell phones, cars, telecom gear, consumer goods...MARCH 16, 2004 America's Tech Might: Slipping? Once the undisputed technology leader, the U.S. is now under assault from countries worldwide. How did this happen, and will it be able to fight back? MARCH 2, 2004 Telecom's New Shape  It's becoming "a sectorless industry," with phone, cable, even power companies all competingMARCH 1, 2004 • From the Magazine Software Programming jobs are heading overseas by the thousands. Is there a way for the U.S. to stay on top? FEBRUARY 18, 2004 Wi-Fi's Growing Pains  It won't achieve the status it deserves until it overcomes several obstacles -- some dooziesFEBRUARY 16, 2004 • From the Magazine Designer Cars From Munich to Tokyo, hot designers are driving sales more than ever. Who are they? Who's got the right stuff? FEBRUARY 4, 2004 Tech Rebound Compared to previous comebacks, the industry will be seeing less bounce this time aroundJANUARY 21, 2004 Chip Innovation  Chipmaking, one of tech's most innovative industries, is reaping a huge payoff from ongoing R&DJANUARY 5, 2004 Voice Over IP  Sending voice over the Internet offers great promise at low cost. Established telecoms bewareOTHER SPECIAL REPORTS: 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 Technology | Daily Briefing | Investing | Global Business INVESTING SPECIAL REPORTS DECEMBER 27, 2004 • From the Magazine Where To Invest '05 You thought 2004 was tough? Get ready, because the coming year will be brutal. The economy will be dealing plenty of wild cards. What kind of hand should you be holding? DECEMBER 13, 2004 • From the Magazine 2004 Best Products Photo Essay Some of these gadgets help save time. Others conserve energy. But nearly all are guaranteed to produce fun, which we can all use more of. NOVEMBER 29, 2004 • From the Magazine America's Top Philanthropists This year's list of the Top 50 U.S philanthropists charted new territory in the sheer size of donations. NOVEMBER 15, 2004 • From the Magazine Golf & The Business Life Our fall/winter golf supplement, prepared with the editors of Golf Digest. NOVEMBER 8, 2004 • From the Magazine Your New Health Plan Health savings accounts, like 401(k)s, will give employees more choices -- but also a greater share of the costs. OCTOBER 18, 2004 • From the Magazine The Best B-Schools Northwestern's Kellogg School is No. 1 for the fifth time -- a record. JULY 26, 2004 • From the Magazine Retirement Guide 2004 There's no need to hit the panic button. With careful planning, life after work can be a brand new bag JUNE 14, 2004 • From the Magazine Does Your Vote Count? There's a lot wrong with the way America elects its leaders. Here's how to fix a broken system JUNE 7, 2004 • From the Magazine The 100 Best Growth Companies Smaller companies -- nimble, innovative, and quick to exploit market openings -- are playing an ever-larger role in bolstering the U.S. economy MAY 31, 2004 • From the Magazine Golf & The Business Life R&D is bringing golfers more power -- and other stories from BW/Golf Digest Bonus Supplement MAY 17, 2004 • From the Magazine Investors Fight Back Little by little, they're forcing companies in Europe and Asia to adopt better governance APRIL 19, 2004 • From the Magazine Executive Pay  Top CEO paychecks in 2003 were, as usual, off-the-charts amazing. But the pace of overall raises for execs slowed considerablyAPRIL 5, 2004 • From the Magazine The BusinessWeek 50  It helps to be in the right market at the right time, but it certainly doesn't guarantee a slot in the BusinessWeek 50. The companies on this year's list rose above their rivals, often by learning to think like their customersMARCH 22, 2004 Election '04: JOBS While pols bicker, a real threat to American workers is wages that could sink to overseas levels MARCH 22, 2004 • From the Magazine Where Are The Jobs? If this economy is any guide, the link between strong growth and the creation of jobs has been broken. And what's going on has more to do with the surge in productivity than outsourcing MARCH 22, 2004 • From the Magazine The Best Mutual Fund Managers 2004 Here are the winners of the second annual Standard&Poor's/BusinessWeek Excellence in Fund Management Awards JANUARY 26, 2004 • From the Magazine The Cream of The Crop in Mutual Funds  After the tough times and the scandals, this year's Scoreboard will come in especially handyJANUARY 12, 2004 • From the Magazine The Best and Worst Managers of the Year  From the pinnacle of performance to the depths of shame, 2003 witnessed a spectacular range of managerial achievementJANUARY 12, 2004 • From the Magazine Industry Outlook 2004 It looks like a bang-up year ahead, but not for everyone. Here are the sectors to watch -- and some you may want to shun OTHER SPECIAL REPORTS: 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 Technology | Daily Briefing | Investing | Global Business GLOBAL BUSINESS SPECIAL REPORTS NOVEMBER 15, 2004 • From the Magazine Asia's Great Oil Hunt China needs energy more than ever. Its quest to secure enough oil and gas to keep its economy humming will change the world. OCTOBER 25, 2004 • From the Magazine Europe's Hot Growth Companies Small business fuels 70% of Europe's private-sector jobs, despite high taxes and red tape. AUGUST 2, 2004 • From the Magazine Cult Brands The BusinessWeek/Interbrand annual ranking of the world's most valuable brands shows the power of passionate consumers JULY 12, 2004 • From the Magazine 25 Leaders At The Forefront Of Change Our 25 Stars of Asia range from airline entrepreneurs to journalists to corruption fighters SPRING/SUMMER 2004 BusinessWeek's FashionWeek  A look at everything the international business executive needs -- and needs to knowMARCH 15, 2004 • From the Magazine Hispanic Nation Hispanics are an immigrant group like no other. Their huge numbers are challenging old assumptions about assimilation. Is America ready? JANUARY 26, 2004 • From the Magazine Hidden Champions They're small, lithe, and energetic -- and these companies are pumping life into Europe's economy |
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