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COVER STORY
• Biotech Bodies
•     COVER IMAGE: Biotech Bodies
•     TABLE: The New Era of Regenerative Medicine
•     GRAPHIC: The New Era of Regenerative Medicine (.pdf)
•     TABLE: Tissue-Engineering Startups
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Investing in Tissue Engineering
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Teenager with Guts--and Now a Chest
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: The Dynamic Duo of Tissue Engineering
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Blueprint for Rebuilding Broken Spinal Cords

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Dropping a Dime on MCI
•     PHOTO: MCI 10-321 Print Ad
• Dlj Brings Out the Big Guns
• Korea's Garden Is a Real Gas
• Baseball Teams Worth Cheering For
•     TABLE: Fan-Friendly?
• Maybe Al Dunlap Had the Right Idea
• A Baby Step for an Nba Wannabe
• Europe's Champ of Corporate Pork
• CHART: Workstyles of the Rich and Famous
• Footnotes

EDITOR'S MEMO
• A Promising Year on the Tube

READERS REPORT
• AT&T-TCI May Be Just a Bigger Headache
• The Right Grades for 'Inside Wall Street'?
• Elder Care: Don't Neglect the Middle Class
• Organized Labor Is Stronger Than You Think
• Someone Did Invent a Drowsy-Driver Alarm
• That Chinese Trade Deficit Comes at a High Price

BOOKS
• 'People Want Everything. That's Their Problem'
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''Gain''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Spiffy Promos in a Jiffy
• Laptop Cards
•     PHOTO: Xircom's RealPort Card
• What to Drive

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• What Sank Asia? Money Sloshing Around the World

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Whose Economy Will Prosper?
•     GRAPHIC: States That Shine in Economic Development
• John Bull Is No Uncle Sam
•     CHART: Where Britain Looks Like the U.S.
• The Games Taxpayers Play

LETTER FROM PUERTO RICO
• An Island of Slighted Customers
•     MAP: Puerto Rico

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: Plot Twists in the Second Half?
•     CHART: Inventory Growth Has Slowed Sharply
•     CHART: Spending Didn't Slow by Much Last Quarter
•     CHART: Has Inflation Stopped Falling?
• France: Paris Is Breathing Easier
•     CHART: The Most Optimism in Three Years

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Commentary: It's Time for GM to Face the Future
•     TABLE: GM vs. Ford: Who's No. 1?
• Trade Spats: Rougher Sailing Across the Atlantic
•     TABLE: Trans-Atlantic Trade Tiffs
• Drowning in Amber Waves of Grain
•     CHART: Commodity Prices Tumble
•     Why Cotton Farmers Are in a Tangle
•        CHART: Cotton Shrinks
• Cell Phones: This Hookup Isn't Ringing Any Bells
•     TABLE: On the Bottom Rung
• Commentary: Don't Be Shocked by Surges in the Price of Power
• Finally, a Good Kodak Moment
• Course Change at Boeing

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Walter Forbes: A Probe Casts a Pall
• A New Lawsuit for Big Tobacco?
• Justice Approves Worldcom-MCI
• Toyota Steers the Prius West
• Cs First Boston's Raid on Deutsche
• A Shot in the Arm for 3COM
• Et Cetera...
• E*trade's Coup
•     CHART: E*Trade Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Seeking Geeks Bearing Gifts, the GOP Courts Silicon Valley
• Worker Control? No Way
• GOP Legal Hardball
• Clinton's Nlrb Game Plan

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• A Message from the Japanese Voter: 'I Hate the Ldp'
•     Naoto Kan: Let the Voters Decide Who Should 'do the Surgery'
• Japan's Bad Loans: The Slowest Fire Sale on Earth
• Russia: And Now, the Pain
•     TABLE: Yeltsin's Day of Reckoning
• China: The Storm Is Blowing Reform Off Course
•     TABLE: Beijing's Remedies

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Hong Kong: The Airport Debacle May Play into Beijing's Hands
• Ulster Crisis May Aid Peace
• U.S. Spooks Exposed

THE CORPORATION
• Schlumberger Digs Deeper
•     TABLE: Euan Baird's Challenges
•     Making Seismic Waves in the Oil Field
•        CHART: PGS's Growth Spurt

LEGAL AFFAIRS
• Justice's Cartel Crackdown
•     TABLE: Taking Conspirators to Court

ENTERTAINMENT
• Can Record Labels Get Back Their Rhythm?
•     CHART: Six Giants Battle for Share...In a Slow Growth Market

FINANCE
• A Credit-Card Revolt at the Banks?
•     TABLE: Melting Plastic?
• Swiss Banks: The Noose Tightens
• Commentary: Business Expenses: The IRS Uses a Crooked Yardstick
• A Fund That Played It Safe--and Was Sorry
•     TABLE: Brandywine's Stats

INSIDE WALL STREET
• Asia's Phones Whisper Promise
• Splicing in Store for Houston?
•     CHART: A Shower of Sparks
• Netopia: An 'internet Sleeper'
•     CHART: Not Yet on Fire

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• A Java in Every Pot?
•     TABLE: Java Gives Consumer Devices a Jolt
• Cmg: The Web Giant Nobody Knows
•     TABLE: CMG's Wired World of Investments

BITS & BYTES
• A Grocery List of Milk, Sugar--and a Computer
• Computer 'bugs' That Could Make Disney a Bundle
•     PHOTO: Still from ''A Bug's Life''
• A Netrepreneur Who's Nurturing Democracy
• E-Commerce: More Buzz Than Byte?
•     TABLE: What They Hope to Get
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

ECONOMICS
• The Man Who's Rattling Greenspan & Co.
•     RESUME: William Poole
•     CHART: A Fountain of Money

SPORTS BUSINESS
• Confessions of a Fantasy Baseball Junkie

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• Let the Web Mind Your Portfolio
•     TABLE: Online Portfolio Trackers
• Yes, There Are Still Cheap Net Plays
•     TABLE: Five Israeli Contenders
• Long-Term-Care Coverage Catches On
•     TABLE: What To Ask about a Policy
• Quick Study
•     PHOTO: Philip Treick of Transamerica Corp.

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's Vote of No Confidence
• That Surprisingly Low Inflation Rate

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON LITHUANIA
• A New Dynamo Hums in the Baltics...But Tourists Haven't Found It Yet (int'l edition)
•     MAP: Lithuania

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Italy: A Weaker Lira Won't Fuel Inflation (int'l edition)
• Those World Cup Tickets Were Sold the Right Way (int'l edition)
• China Can't Be Allowed to Peek at U.S. Technology (int'l edition)
• AT&T-TCI: Don't Overlook the Downsides (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Russia: And Now, the Pain
•     TABLE: Yeltsin's Day of Reckoning
• Star Search at Cap Gemini (int'l edition)
•     CHART: Racing Back
• London Is Back at the Cutting Edge of Couture
•     PHOTO: Woman's Suit by Antonio Berardi
• Commentary: Don't Laugh: Europe May Start Slashing Taxes (int'l edition)
• Commentary: Now, France Must Score Some Economic Goals (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• China: The Storm Is Blowing Reform Off Course (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Beijing's Remedies
• India: Is This TV Tycoon Cozying Up to Rupert? (int'l edition)
•     PHOTO: Subhash Chandra, Chairman, Zee Telefilms
• Time to Play It Safe? Not at Daewoo (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• Yanking the Welcome Mat in Argentina (int'l edition)
• Wartime Slaves: Who Will Pay Up Next? (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• A Bailout Alone Won't Rescue Russia (int'l edition)





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