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COVER STORY
• The Education of Marc Andreessen
•     COVER IMAGE: The Education of Marc Andreessen
•     PHOTO: Netscape's Marc Andreessen
•     Marc Andreessen's Internet Odyssey
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Chat with Marc Andreessen: 'If This Fails...It Will Have Been Our Own Fault'
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Student Cyberjocks with Too Many Stars in Their Eyes?
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Netscape Now: A Clearly Contrarian Buy

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• O.K., Greenspan, You Win
• Pharmafoods: Best Medicine I Ever Ate
• Red Tape and Robbers at the Minimart
• AT&T's Fallen Angel
• Munsingwear Will Take This Rap
• If a High Had a Higher Price
• They're Boiling over Rice
• CHART: Give Me the Corporate Life
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• There's More to a Monopoly Than Market Share
• Hey, GM. Why Do My Friends All Drive BMWs?
• Coleman's Light Isn't Out Yet
• Opening a Door on the Portals Deal
• Marketers Fear Privacy Invasions, Too
• First Union Bank's Second-Class Customers
• The Diamondbacks Rattled a Few Arizonans
• The Mythical American High-Tech Dummy
• Beetlemania Is Alive and Well

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Fast Eddie's Future Bank'' (Finance, Mar. 23)

BOOKS
• Taking on the Gene Tinkerers
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''The Biotech Century''
• Millennium Past
• See You in Court

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Don't Be a Crash Dummy
• This Printer Is a Sprinter
• Getting Just the Hot News
• Connect at Double Speed
• Help Desk
• Web Destinations

LETTER FROM BURMA
• Rendezvous in Rangoon
•     MAP: Burma
•     PHOTO: Aung San Suu Kyi, left, Pro-Democracy Leader, and BW's Sheri Prasso

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Microsoft Is the Victim of a Legal Mugging

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Downsizing's Painful Effects
•     CHART: Most Displaced Workers Take a Hit in New Jobs
• How High Are Family Taxes?
•     CHART: Two Views of the Tax Bite
• A Purring Growth Engine

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: For Corporate America, a Reversal of Fortunes
•     CHART: Household Incomes Are Surging
•     CHART: Each Unit of Output Generates Less Profit
•     CHART: Home Sales Jump to a Record High
• Germany: Plodding Along toward Recovery
•     CHART: Another Slip in Business Sentiment

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• The Jolt Japan Needs?
•     TABLE: Shaky Prospects
•     CHART: Long Road to Nowhere
•     This Man Could Shift Tokyo's Balance of Power (int'l edition)
• The Fed May Have Something to Worry About
•     CHART: Wallowing in Money
• Commentary: Give Green Taxes a Green Light
• Andy Grove Talks about His New Learning Curve (Extended)
• Motorola Girds for a Shakeup
•     CHART: Motorola's Numbers Don't Ring Bells
• An Offer Big Tobacco Can't Refuse?
• If These Shows Are Hits, Why Do They Hurt So Much?
•     TABLE: Working Against the Networks
•     PHOTO: Still From ''Dawson's Creek''
• McPaper North?
• Lincoln's $50K Pickup

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• IRA Millstein: Corporate Ambassador to the World
• A Blood Substitute Gets Bloodied
• Power Resurgence at Cabletron
• Lazard's Exit Door Is Really Swinging
• Zenith May Be at Its Nadir
• Are Movie Tickets Too Cheap?
• Et Cetera . . .
• Lee Iakookoo
•     CHART: Koo Koo Roo Inc. Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Will Tons of Highway Pork Flatten the Balanced Budget?
• Starr's Paula Problem

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• How Mexico Is Holding Off Asia's Assault
•     CHART: What's Driving Up Mexican Sales to the U.S.
• Rubles? Who Needs Rubles?
•     CHART: Business in a Cash-Starved Economy
•     CHART: Portrait of a Deal
• Commentary: China: Finally, a Changing of the Guard
•     TABLE: Beijing's New Technocratic Elite

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Why the Saudis Are Inching Away from Washington's Tent
• Setback for Ukraine Reforms
• A Stronger Bank of Mexico?

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• How Iomega Lost Its Zip
•     TABLE: Iomega's Roller Coaster
• How the 'PC Killer' Was Humbled
•     CHART: NCs: A Slow Takeoff

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• Is Good Marketing Bad Medicine?
•     CHART: Do Ads Distort Prescriptions?

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Harnessing Nature's Cellular Dynamo
• Paint That Sees Rust Before You Do
• Early Warning for the Big C?
• Innovations
• Developments to Watch Contacts

BOOK EXCERPT
• I'd Like the World to Buy a Coke

THE CORPORATION
• German Carmakers in the Fast Lane
•     TABLE: As German Luxury Cars Race Ahead...Their Market Share Nearly Doubles
•     PHOTO: BMW 328i
•     PHOTO: Mercedes ML 430 SUV
•     The Race Moves to the Champagne Circuit

FINANCE
• Blackstone: Nice Is for Suckers
•     TABLE: Blackstone's Businesses
•     RESUME: Peter G. Peterson
•     RESUME: Stephen A. Schwarzman
• The Battle to Put Financial Data on Your Desk
•     TABLE: Squaring Off
• Commentary: What a 'Euro' Could Do for the Latins
• Commentary: The Buyback Boom Is Mostly a Boon
•     CHART: The Bull Market in Buybacks

INSIDE WALL STREET
• A Brighter Age for Microage?
•     CHART: Not for the Weak of Heart
• Smile, If You Own Dental Managers
• This Insurer May Pay a Premium
•     CHART: Is a Spin-Off in the Offing?

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• College Cash from Your Retirement Stash
•     TABLE: Comparing Egg-Builders
• For Cheap Schooling, Go North
•     TABLE: Canadian Options
• Two Degrees--at Top Speed
•     TABLE: Saving Some Time--and Cash
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Two Students Talk About the Two-Degree Plunge
• At Last, the Readable Prospectus
•     TABLE: In English, Please
• Short on Risk, Long on Returns
•     TABLE: The ''Supercash'' Portfolio
• Life Insurance: Drowning in Fees
•     TABLE: Deconstructing a Policy
• Sexy Steel Stocks? Don't Laugh
•     TABLE: Steel Band

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
• Tokyo Is Courting Disaster
• The New Party of Big Spenders

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON POLAND
• Poland's Jews Step into the Light...And Dream of Their Own Museum (int'l edition)
•     MAP: Poland

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Globalization Is Not a Done Deal (int'l edition)
• The Customer Is Not Always Right (int'l edition)
• Don't Blow the Whistle on Soccer Yet (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Who Needs Rubles? (int'l edition)
•     CHART: Business in a Cash-Starved Economy
•     CHART: Portrait of a Deal
• Can Ryanair Play Defense? (int'l edition)
• A Talk with Helmut Kohl's Heir Apparent (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Trying to Keep Indonesia's Pot from Boiling Over (int'l edition)
• Another Sword Hanging over Seoul (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: The Trusts Take a Hit

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• How Mexico Is Holding Off Asia's Assault (int'l edition)
•     CHART: What's Driving Up Mexican Sales to the U.S.

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Shell-Shocked in Shanghai (int'l edition)
•     CHART: Too Much Building

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• How Taxes Cripple Russia (int'l edition)
• Is It Time to Reassess the IMF? (int'l edition)





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