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COVER STORY
• What to Do about Microsoft
•     COVER IMAGE: What to Do about Microsoft
•     CHART: The Microsoft Money Machine
•     Scenario 1: Uncle Sam Leaves Bill Gates Alone
•        CHART: There Are More New Startups Than Ever...
•        TABLE: ...And Some Are Finding a Home at Microsoft
•     Scenario 2: Justice Slows the Giant with 'Surgical Strikes'
•     Scenario 3: The Feds Split Microsoft in Two
•        TABLE: Twin Geeks
•     Epilogue: Weighing the Risks and Rewards
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: The View from Wall Street
•     READER SURVEY: What to Do about Microsoft?

SPECIAL REPORT
• Executive Pay
•     TABLE: The Top-Paid Chief Executives
•     TABLE: And Ten Who Aren't CEOs
•     TABLE: Executives Who Gave Shareholders the Most for Their Pay...
•     TABLE: ...And Those Who Gave Shareholders the Least
•     TABLE: Executives Whose Companies Did the Best Relative to Their Pay...
•     TABLE: ...And Those Whose Companies Did the Worst
•     TABLE: Fortunes in the Future
•     The Good, the Bad, the Ugly of CEO Salaries
•     Scoreboard: Executive Compensation (.pdf)

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• A Prince in Planet Hollywood's Orbit
• Gateway 2000: Not Long for the Farm
• An SUV May Stop Saturn's Eclipse
• If Tickets Reflected the Cost of Movies
•     TABLE: How Much for the Titanic? (Extended)
• Blockbuster's Early-Bird Special
• Don't You Dare Dis Dell
• Where to Keep Your Nest Egg Warm
•     TABLE: 10 Most Widely Held Funds by 401(k) Investors
• CHART: Job-Turnover Tab
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• Those Dwindling Earnings--As Stock Prices Soar
• Primerica: Caring for Middle-Income Families
• Are Wall Street Middlemen Doomed, Like Brakemen?
• How Drug Ads Help the Patient
• Cable TV: 'Consumers Are Fed Up and Want a Choice'
• Plant One Tree for Every American
• Make the Tobacco Companies Wean Smokers Off Nicotine
• The State of the Art in Cataract Surgery
• Credit Unions Don't Deserve Special Privileges
• In Defense of a Rival Test for Alzheimer's

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''The BUSINESS WEEK 50'' (Cover Story, Mar. 30)
• ''Ratings services rush the Net'' (In Business This Week, Apr. 6)
• ''The Earth Is Shifting under Heavy Equipment'' (News: Analysis & Commentary, Apr. 6)

BOOKS
• Can Science Make Sense of Everything?
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''Consilience''
• The New Newt
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''Lessons Learned the Hard Way''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Microsoft Gives the Mac a Hand
•     TABLE: Microsoft Office 98: Macintosh Edition

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Don't Worry: China Isn't Following in Japan's Footsteps

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Smoking Like a House Afire
•     CHART: It's a Blockbuster Housing Market
• Why Taxpayers File Late
• Weak Profits. Not to Worry?
•     CHART: Great Quarters Herald Great Years

LETTER FROM HAWAII
• The Asian Flu Clobbers Hawaii's Paradise
•     MAP: Hawaii

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: Jobs Take a Tumble, So Is the Economy Cooling Off?
•     CHART: Payrolls: El Nino or a Genuine Slowdown?
•     CHART: Factory Job Gains Slow Sharply
•     CHART: Services Lead the Acceleration in Wages
• Britain: A Fight to Stop Services from Stoking Inflation
•     CHART: Manufacturing May Be Sliding into a Recession

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Citigroup: Just the Start?
•     PHOTO: Sanford Weill and John Reed, Co-CEOs of Citigroup
•     TABLE: What's Driving the Finance Revolution
•     The 'Coca-Cola of Personal Finance'
•        TABLE: How the Pieces Fit
•     This Merger Will Make Big Waves
•        TABLE: The Fallout
•     Commentary: Great Big Company. Great Big Mistake?
• Consumers Have Money to Burn
•     CHART: Why Americans Are on a Spree
• Home Builders: If We Build It, They Will Pounce
•     CHART: A Seller's Market
• Commentary: Big Tobacco's Hard Line Won't Soften Congress
• Is It Possible? A Bum Chip from Intel?
•     CHART: Accelerating
• Thwarting Cancer with Designer Estrogens
•     GRAPHIC: Running Interference
• Meet George, the Oscar for Corporate Philanthropy
•     TABLE: Ten Finalists

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Leonard Roberts: From Shack to Corner Office
• Dupont Adjusts the Chemistry
• GM Revs Up in Mexico
• Microsoft Clicks on Venture Capital
• Conseco: Insurer and Lender Both?
• Warming Up for Digital TV
• Et Cetera...
• Motorola: Wrong Numbers
•     CHART: Motorola Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Business vs. the Righteous: Why Trade Sanctions Are Softening
• Armey's Assault on Rubin
• Paging Mr. Kim
• Lockheed: Never Say Die

FINANCE
• These Bulls Don't Want to Say 'I Told You So,' but...
•     CHART: Reaching for the Sky
• Corporate Profits: Fading...Or Still Vigorous?
•     TABLE: Industry Earnings: All Over the Map

INSIDE WALL STREET
• Alcoa Forges Strong Links
•     CHART: An Unalloyed Bargain
• Don't Cross Off Cross
•     CHART: Is the Writing on the Wall?
• Rich Harvest at Pioneer?
•     CHART: Seeds to Sow

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Japan Is Bagging More Tigers
•     TABLE: How Japan Is Digging into Southeast Asia

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Hong Kong: Now the Rule of Law Is in Jeopardy
• Philippine Election Worries
• Korean Talks Resume

BITS & BYTES
• How Your PC Could Suddenly Go Postal
• Apple Cuts Out Another Bad Spot
• Mom, Can We Hook Up My Barbie to the Computer?
•     CHART: Toys R Networked
•     PHOTO: Barbie
• Dell: You Can't Go Too Fast
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• Data Storage: From Digits to Dust
•     CHART: Digital Media Age Rapidly...
•     TABLE: ...And That's Just One Problem
• Nuke Waste: Between a Rock and a Hot Place
•     MAP: The Status Quo Is Untenable

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Think of It As Combat on a Conference Call
• 'Surround Sound' in a Hearing Aid
• Small Biotech Company, Big AIDS Drug
• How to Mass-Produce 'Knockout' Mice
• Developments to Watch Contacts

PEOPLE
• Kenny Troutt Is Rich. Now He Wants Some Respect
•     RESUME: Kenny A. Troutt

SOCIAL ISSUES
• Commentary: Should Uncle Sam Pour More Bucks into Schools?

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• Caveat Investor at These Seminars
•     Advice with No Snake Oil
• My Trip Through PC Hell
•     TABLE: Support Systems
• Giving a Boost to Aging Bones

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
• Citigroup: Really Big May Not Be Better
• Microsoft: What to Do--and Not to Do

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON INDIA
• A Condom Maker Feels the Heat...As Private Rivals Close in (int'l edition)
•     MAP: India

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• What Won't Cure Indonesia's Ills (int'l edition)
• This Change Might Not Be So Irreversible (int'l edition)
• The Hollowing-Out of Japanese Manufacturing (int'l edition)
• Bureaucracy and High Taxes: It's the French Way (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• It's Raining Rubles on Young Talent (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: The Hot Jobs
• Lufthansa Has the Wind Beneath Its Wings (int'l edition)
•     CHART: Gaining Altitude

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• The Clock Is Ticking at Casio (int'l edition)
•     PHOTO: Casio's Baby-G Watch
•     PHOTO: Casio's Mr. G Watch
•     PHOTO: Casio's G-Shock Watch
• Racing to Get Asia Globally Wired (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Hooking Up Asia
• The Philippines' Perilous Open Skies (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Heavy Turbulence





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