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SPECIAL REPORT
• Let's Talk!
•     COVER IMAGE: Let's Talk
•     TABLE: Cool Applications That Listen to What You Say
•     TABLE: Talking Points
•     GRAPHIC: How to Recognize Speech? Or How to Wreck a Nice Beach...
•     Five Trailblazers of Speech
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Talking Your Way through the Web
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: It Works in the Lab, but What About in the Market?
•     For the Disabled, a Necessity
•     Microsoft: Beyond Talking Barney
•     Babel Moves to Belgium (int'l edition)
•     Kissing Kanji Goodbye? (int'l edition)
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with MIT's Victor Zue
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Kurzweil's Ray Kurzweil
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Editor William Meisel
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL TABLE: Voice Technology Web Sites

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• The War of the Wendts, Continued
• Have Patent, Will Sue Microsoft
• Did Griffin Stack the Deck?
• TABLE: Name One for the Gipper
• Look, Ma, No Keystrokes
•     PHOTO: CrossPad Personal Digital Notepad
• Women Who Have It All--Except Golf
• Hey, Nose-Pulling Still Pays
• CHART: Now for the Bad News
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• Melvyn Weiss for the Plaintiffs
• A Minimum Wage Gives Families Minimal Help
• Building Self-Esteem Is a Teachable Skill
• How America Can Compete with a Revitalized Asia
• Don't Paint So Many Clouds over Sun
• Two Views of the Millennium Bug
• Quotas Are the Wrong Tool for Fighting Discrimination
• Why Roman Catholics Shun Prenuptial Agreements
• Let's Hear It for Women Business Leaders

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Who Needs Color Lasers?'' (Technology & You, Feb. 9)
• ''Navistar: Gunning the Engines'' (The Corporation, Feb. 2)
• ''Are Tech Buyers Different?'' (Marketing, Jan. 26)

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Make the World Safe for 'Creative Destruction'

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Is the Trade Gap a Ticking Bomb?
•     CHART: As One Deficit Vanishes, the Other Hardly Budges
• U.S. Students Get a Bum Rap
• Small Biz Is Bouncing Along
•     CHART: Small Business Feels Some Heat

BOOKS
• War and Peace on the Tobacco Front
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''Cornered''
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''The People vs. Tobacco''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Why I'm Rooting for Microsoft
• A Modem That Travels Well
•     PHOTO: Psion Dacom Gold Card Global 56k PC Card
• Giant Home-PC Screens
•     PHOTO: TeleVideo's SVP300 19" Monitor
• Web Destinations
• Help Desk

LETTER FROM IRAN
• Behind the Scarves, Iran's Second Sex Seethes
•     MAP: Iran

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: How Much Longer Will This Jobs Surge Be 'Cost-Free'?
•     CHART: The Job Machine Picks Up Speed
•     CHART: Who Is Still Looking for Work
•     CHART: Productivity Growth Bounces Back
• Europe: The First Signs of an Employment Rebound
•     CHART: Has European Joblessness Peaked?

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• AOL: The Right Kind of Busy Signals
•     TABLE: A New Era at AOL
•     CHART: Up, Up, and Away
• Ready to Drop the Big One on Bill Gates?
• No, Netscape Isn't Throwing in the Towel
• Computer Associates Hits the Download Button for $9 Billion
•     TABLE: Combining Forces
• Commentary: Dow Jones: Bright Lights, Big Mistake
•     CHART: The Dow Jones Lagging Average
• Airlines Raise Their Class Consciousness
•     TABLE: Making the Plush Seats Even Plusher
• Commentary: The Workplace Cops Could Use Some Backup
•     TABLE: More Money for the Regulators
• The Scramble to Keep Commonwealth Edison Aglow
•     TABLE: High-Voltage Problems
• Prescriptions: Partly Filled, Fully Billed
• CVS: Drugstore Cowboy

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• John Frazee: A Real Page-Turner
• Getting Aggressive with Union Pacific
• Will Helms Hamstring the IMF?
• From Ticketmaster to Telemarketer
• The Limited Aims to Lighten Up
• Like Tacos for Quarter-Pounders
• Et Cetera...
• GM's Repo
•     CHART: General Motors Corp. Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• All That Gore-Bashing May Not Leave Much of a Dent
• Senator Clinton?
• Newt's New Nemesis
• Impeachment Intrigue

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Astra: It's Not over Yet
•     TABLE: The Heat on Mogren
• Commentary: Mexico: Why AT&T and MCI Are Up in Arms
• The Shareholder Revolt Comes to Korea
•     CHART: The Runup in SK Telecom
• Will Indian Silver Tarnish Buffett's Plans?

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• The Euro Isn't out of the Woods
• Mexico Eyes Asian Imports
• U.S. Rewards Market Reforms

MARKETING
• GM Brings Its Dealers Up to Speed
•     TABLE: The Makeover Plan

SOCIAL ISSUES
• Can Ernst & Young Retain Women by Rethinking Work?
•     TABLE: Blocking the Exits

THE CORPORATION
• Pulp Fiction at Kimberly-Clark
•     CHART: Absorbing Scott Gives Kimberly Bumpy Earnings...And a Lagging Stock
• Hilton: Sleeping with the Enemy?
•     CHART: Hilton's Stock: In Need of a Deal
•     The Honeymoon Is Over in Vegas and Atlantic City

PEOPLE
• Al Checchi Is Singing: California, Here I Come
•     TABLE: Resume: Alfred A. Checchi

FINANCE
• Share Buybacks That Pay Back in Spades
•     TABLE: A Primer on Buyback Puts
• Just over the Horizon: North American Banks
•     TABLE: Matchmaker, Matchmaker...
• What's on GE's Mind?
• Commentary: Indonesia: A Currency Board Is No Magic Bullet

INSIDE WALL STREET
• Pick Up This Call. Hang Up That One
• Myers: Stolid Maybe--but Solid
•     CHART: Several Rivals May Be Looking
• Renex Was Born to Be Bought Out
•     CHART: A Big Drop Since the IPO

SPORTS BUSINESS
• Tom Clancy's Gridiron Dreams

BITS & BYTES
• Pampering a Dino in Your PC
• Will Shoppers Take to Cyber Groceries?
• A Net School for Olympics Couch Potatoes
• Software That Thinks Like You Do
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• SRI and Sarnoff: Research Labs Reborn As Spin-Off Machines
•     TABLE: Science Stalks Profits
•     The Legacy of an Eternal Optimist

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• The Breath of Life--Thanks to a Chip
•     PHOTO: Aradigm SmartMist
• A Worm for All Seasons
• Counting the Troops in the HIV Fight
• Can a Little Lichen Predict the Big One?
• Developments to Watch Contacts

GOVERNMENT
• Hey, I Owe 99 Years in Back Taxes!
•     TABLE: Now That's What You Call a Big Job

MEDIA
• Would You Pay to Read Slate?
•     TABLE: The Stats on Slate

LEGAL AFFAIRS
• Are Corporate Predators on the Loose?
•     TABLE: Aggressive to a Fault?
•     TABLE: It's Not Just Bill Gates

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• Beware, These Bonds Can Fail You
•     TABLE: Bond Traps
• Mergers May Juice Up Energy
•     TABLE: Oil Explorers' Prey
• A New Gold Medalist in Fund Software
•     TABLE: Weighing the Fund Analyzers
• Caribou Steaks with the Crees
•     PHOTO: Cree Guide Anna Bosum Making Snowshoes

BUSINESS WEEK INDEX
• Business Week Index
•     CHART: Production Index
•     HISTORICAL DATA: BW Index Back to 1992
• The Week Ahead

INVESTMENT FIGURES OF THE WEEK
• Investment Figures of the Week
•     CHART: Mutual Fund Returns
•     CHART: Stocks and Bonds

EDITORIALS
• More Evidence of a New Economy
• Stamping Out Soft Money

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON AUSTRALIA
• Victoria Gives Its Rival a Run...But Not without a Backlash at Home (int'l edition)
•     MAP: Australia

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• A Good Legal System Is Key to Kazakhstan's Success (int'l edition)
• Maybe Mahathir Wasn't So Far Off Course After All (int'l edition)
• Indonesians' Patience Should See Them through the Crisis (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Powerful Medicine'' (European Business, Feb. 16) (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Bill Gates Is a Target in Europe, Too (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Prowling the Continent
• Club Med Looks for a Break in the Clouds (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• The Asian Swat Team from Washington (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Economic Troubleshooters
• Wharf Is Searching for a Port in Hong Kong's Storm (int'l edition)
•     CHART: Wharf's Slide
• A Roaring Spy Business in Taiwan (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• A Magic Bullet for Indonesia? (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: How a Currency Board Works...And Why Indonesia May Not Be Ready
• In Russia, a Rising Chorus: Enough Is Enough (int'l edition)
•     CHART: Moscow's Market Plunges
•     Boris Nemtsov: The Voice of 'People's Capitalism' (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• A Euro Divided Cannot Stand (int'l edition)
• Standing Up to the Chaebol (int'l edition)





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