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COVER STORY
• The Baron of Books
•     COVER IMAGE: The Baron of Books
•     RESUME: Leonard S. Riggio
•     CHART: Barnes & Noble Is Growing Fast...And Profits Have Improved...As It Nabs Share from Independents
•     PHOTO: Leonard S. Riggio, CEO of Barnes & Noble
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: An Investor's Guide to Online Booksellers

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• The Stars of Asia (int'l edition)
•     ASIAN COVER IMAGE: The Stars of Asia
•     Profiles of the Stars of Asia
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Selected Interviews with Stars of Asia

ASIAN COVER -- POLICYMAKERS
• Korea's Kim Dae Jung (int'l edition)
• Thailand's Tarrin Nimmanahaeminda (int'l edition)
• India's N. Chandrababu Naidu (int'l edition)
• China's Zhu Rongji (int'l edition)
• Singapore's Lee Hsien Loong (int'l edition)
• China's Liu Hong (int'l edition)
• Hong Kong's Christine Loh (int'l edition)
• Hong Kong's Martin Lee (int'l edition)
• Hong Kong's Joseph Yam (int'l edition)
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Talk with Hong Kong's Joseph Yam (int'l edition)
• Taiwan's Chen Shui-Bian (int'l edition)
• Japan's Kohei Nakabo (int'l edition)
• Taiwan's Lee Yuan-Tseh (int'l edition)
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Talk with Taiwan's Lee Yuan-Tseh (int'l edition)
• Thailand's Amaret Sila-on (int'l edition)
• Malaysia's Anwar Ibrahim (int'l edition)
• Korea's You Jong Keun (int'l edition)

ASIAN COVER -- MANAGERS
• Hong Kong's Marjorie Yang (int'l edition)
• Japan's Nobuyuki Idei (int'l edition)
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Talk with Japan's Nobuyuki Idei (int'l edition)
• India's B.K. Syngal (int'l edition)
• Japan's Akihiro Wada (int'l edition)
• Taiwan's Morris Chang (int'l edition)
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Talk with Taiwan's Morris Chang (int'l edition)
• China's Wang Xuan (int'l edition)
• The Philippines' Gabby Lopez (int'l edition)
• China's Pan Ning (int'l edition)
• India's Suresh Krishna (int'l edition)

ASIAN COVER -- ENTREPRENEURS
• Taiwan's Steve Chang (int'l edition)
• India's N.R. Narayana Murthy (int'l edition)
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Talk with India's N.R. Narayana Murthy (int'l edition)
• Japan's Kenji Eno (int'l edition)
• The Philippines' Tony Tan (int'l edition)
• China's Wu Ying (int'l edition)
• The Philippines' Jose Concepcion Iii (int'l edition)
• Hong Kong's Michael Ying (int'l edition)
• Singapore's Sim Wong Hoo (int'l edition)
• Japan's Masayoshi Son (int'l edition)
• Thailand's Bill Heinecke (int'l edition)
• Taiwan's Jonney Shih (int'l edition)
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Talk with Taiwan's Jonney Shih (int'l edition)
• India's Dhirubhai Ambani (int'l edition)

ASIAN COVER -- FINANCIERS
• India's Deepak Parekh (int'l edition)
• Korea's Kim Jung Tae (int'l edition)
• Hong Kong's Victor Fung (int'l edition)
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Talk with Hong Kong's Victor Fung (int'l edition)
• Japan's Yoshihiko Miyauchi (int'l edition)
• Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus (int'l edition)
• Taiwan's Hsu Ta-Lin (int'l edition)
• Japan's Junichi Ujiie (int'l edition)

ASIAN COVER -- OPINION SHAPERS
• Japan's Tetsuya Chikushi (int'l edition)
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Talk with Japan's Tetsuya Chikushi (int'l edition)
• Malaysia's Meenakshi Raman (int'l edition)
• India's Gurdev Khush (int'l edition)
• Korea's Jang Ha Sung (int'l edition)
• Indonesia's Mari Pangestu (int'l edition)
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Talk with Indonesia's Mari Pangestu (int'l edition)
• China's Zhang Yimou (int'l edition)
• Hong Kong's Albert Cheung (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN COVER STORY
• France: A Quiet Revolution (int'l edition)
•     EUROPEAN COVER IMAGE: France: A Quiet Revolution
•     TABLE: Where the Winds of Change Are Blowing
•     CHART: The French State Overspends...Employs Too Many...And Racks Up Ever More Debt

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Pointcast: A Private Wish Not to Go Public?
• One Big, Unhappy Family at United
•     PHOTO: Machinist Union Button
• Why the Asian Flu May Not Bug Boeing
• Splicing AT&T into British Telecom
• Phone Ads: This Call Brought to You By...
• The Straight Dope from Merck
• Live, from New York! It's TV 101!
• CHART: Reversal of Fortune
• Footnotes

EDITOR'S MEMO
• Lewis H. Young, 1924-1998

READERS REPORT
• A Closer Look at Ge and Jack Welch
• The Border Needs More X-Ray Screening, Not Less
• Why Red Tape Makes Suvs More Dangerous

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Cyberspace winners: How they did it'' (Information Technology Annual Report, June 22)
• ''More to crunch on at General Mills'' (Inside Wall Street, June 15)

BOOKS
• Summertime--and the Pages Are Turning

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Easier E-Mailing on the Road
• Adding Zip to Laptops
•     PHOTO: Iomega Zip Drive
• Digital Darkroom

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• What's Wrong with a Centralized Europe? Plenty

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Inequality, Canadian-Style
•     CHART: How American Families Fare vs. Canadians
• From Welfare to Work: The Transportation Problem
• Stop Fretting About Savings
•     CHART: The Savings Rate Keeps Sliding

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: This Economy Could Shrug Off the Asia Effect--Again
•     CHART: No Spring Break for Shoppers
•     CHART: Builders' Optimism Is at a Record Level
•     GRAPHIC: Where Inflation Has Edged Upward
• Australia: Rates: The Quandary Down Under
•     CHART: The Aussie Hits a 12-Year Low

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• The Yen: Now for the Hard Part
•     TABLE: The Rise and Fall of the Yen
• The Strong Dollar: Too Much of a Good Thing
•     CHART: The Dollar Is Soaring over a Dropping Yen...And Gaining on Other Currencies
• Asia Is Hurting Stocks. Asia Is Helping Stocks
•     TABLE: Where the Earnings Are
• Commentary: Why the Wto Needs an Overhaul
•     TABLE: Three Strikes for the U.S.
• Labor Peace: If Ford Can Do It, Why Can't GM?
•     CHART: GM Trails the Pack in Productivity
• Disorganized Labor
• Commentary: At Least Chainsaw Al Knew How to Hire a Board
• Cendant Descending
•     CHART: Cendant's Sag
• Internet Server Software: A Feather in Apache's Cap
•     TABLE: IBM Aims to Be No. 1

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• John Roth: Northern Telecom's Net Game
• AT&T and AOL Hang Up for Now
• The Tobacco Bill Goes Up in Smoke
• Spinmeisters: It's Warm. It's Fuzzy. It's Russia
• Dirty Tricks from Mack Trucks?
• Excel's New Worldview
• Et Cetera...
• Power Failure
•     CHART: Manpower Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Victory in November Will Belong to the Party That Shows Up
• A GOP Senate Sweep?
• Product-Liability Reform
• Supersteamed at Gore

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• France: A Quiet Revolution
•     TABLE: Where the Winds of Change Are Blowing
• Germany: Pc Heaven--for Consumers
• Will the Ruble Bring Down the Banks?
•     TABLE: Perils Facing Russian Banks
• Commentary: India Didn't Count on This Aftershock

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Can This Man Keep Ulster on the Road to Peace?
• Poll Shock in Australia
• A Palestinian Turnaround

THE CORPORATION
• How Medtronic Sets the Pace
•     TABLE: Innovation Machine
•     PHOTO: Medtronic's Activa Deep-Brain Stimulator

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• Your Car May Be Smarter Than You
•     CHART: Cars Get Siliconized
•     High-Tech from Head to Tail
•        GRAPHIC: Smart Car

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• This Bus Fixes Potholes on the Run
• On the Trail of the Jumping Genes
• A Tool for Staying a Step Ahead of Hiv
• Getting to the Bottom of Back Pain
• Developments to Watch Contacts

THE WORKPLACE
• Is There Really a Techie Shortage?
•     CHART: Where's the Crunch?

GOVERNMENT
• Jane Garvey: A Steep Climb at the FAA
•     TABLE: No Gliding Ahead

PEOPLE
• Bill Gross, Online Idea Factory
•     RESUME: Bill Gross

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• Microsoft vs. the Feds: Oddsmakers Bet on Bill
•     TABLE: U.S. vs. Microsoft: Sizing Up the Two Game Plans
•     TABLE: The Road Ahead
• Netscape's Second Wind
•     TABLE: Netscape's Strategy for Corporate Business

INDUSTRIES
• A Heyday for Telecom Upstarts in Europe
•     TABLE: Speed Dialing

FINANCE
• Morgan Stanley's Megamerger: They Said It Would Never Work
•     TABLE: Getting It Together
• More Questions for a Dreyfus Fund Manager
•     CHART: Schonberg's Tidel Connection
• Crescent's Casinos: A Different Kind of Bet on Las Vegas
•     PHOTO: Sunset Station Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas

INSIDE WALL STREET
• A Second Run for Circus Circus
•     CHART: Nasty Fall from the High Wire
• Fixing Glitches at a Software Star
•     CHART: Is the Bumpy Patch Over?
• Tera's New Breed of Supercomputer
•     CHART: Less Than Super Performance

SPORTS BUSINESS
• Commentary: Baseball Should Go Where the Money Is

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• So You Want to Tiptoe Back into Emerging Markets?
•     TABLE: Bargain-Hunting amid the Bloodbath
• Y2K Jobs: A Chance That Comes Once in a Millennium
•     TABLE: The Year 2000 Job Market
• Smart Cards: Cash? Who Needs Cash These Days?
•     TABLE: The Latest in E-Money
• Chrysler Heads Back Uptown
•     PHOTO: 1999 Chrysler 300M
•     PHOTO: 1999 Chrysler LHS
• Long View

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
• Japan Must Take Drastic Action--Now
• Who Will Speak for France Inc.?

INTERNATIONAL -- TO OUR READERS
• Tracking a World of Change (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON PORTUGAL
• An Expo Speeds the Pace of Change...And the Site May Have a Big Future (int'l edition)
•     MAP: Portugal

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Social Security: Individual Accounts Alone Won't Cut It (int'l edition)
• Big Blue Could Use More Mavericks (int'l edition)
• English Won't End Belgium's Language Wars (int'l edition)
• Enough Condescension About India and the Bomb (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• A Day at the Front in the Currency Wars (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• The Telecom Prospectors Stake Out Brazil (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: How More and Better Phones Will Reshape Brazil





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