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COVER STORY
• Nokia
•     COVER IMAGE: Nokia
•     PHOTO: Nokia 5110 Series Mobile Phone
•     PHOTO: Nokia 6110 Series Mobile Phone
•     TABLE: From Paper Mills to Cyberspace
•     PHOTO: Nokia Paper Mill, circa 1890
•     TABLE: ''Removing People from Their Comfort Areas''
•     CHART: Nokia Is Battling Two Goliaths...But Its Laser Focus on Cell Phones...
•     CHART: ...Has Earned It a Big Bang from the Phone Boom...And Investors Appreciate the Difference
•     'The Best Wireless Phone on the Market'
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Nokia's Ollila
•     Commentary: Motorola: Slow and Steady Isn't Winning Any Races
•        TABLE: Galvin's Fix-It Plan for Motorola
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Motorola's Galvin
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Playing the Cellular Boom: Nokia vs. Ericsson

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• China's Army under Fire (int'l edition)
•     ASIAN COVER IMAGE: China's Army under Fire
•     TABLE: How Jiang Plans to Change the Military
•     TABLE: The PLA's Business Dealings

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Bean Fight on Capitol Hill
• Why Perot May Go with an IPO
• Powerful Yen for Horses
• Rank Has Its Privileges
•     TABLE: Popular Perks
• More Cracks in the Glass Ceiling
• Nbc's New Comic Is No Leno
• Call It Jock Couture
• CHART: For Gen X, ''M&A'' Is A-Ok
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• Why Plane Tickets Cost So Much
• Never Too Young to Worry About Retirement
• Daimler Has Lessons to Learn, Too
• Serious Paring at Japan Airlines
• Does a Strong Dollar Lead to an Equity Bubble?
• High Interest Rates Hobble Brazil's Workers

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Can record labels get back their rhythm?'' (Entertainment, July 27)
• ''What to do before disaster strikes'' (Personal Business, July 13)

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Dumb Appliances Smarten Up a Bit
• Go Wireless...
• ...Or Get Help

BOOKS
• We Have Your CEO. Hand over $50 Million
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''Ransom''

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Tax Cuts? Let's Not Give Away the Store

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• A Rate Hike Is Way Down the Pike
• What Sparked Asia's Miracle
•     CHART: Asia's Worker Boom Is Ending
• A Penny Earned Is a Penny Saved
• Are HMO Users Shortchanged?
•     CHART: Fee-For-Service Surgeons Are More Practiced

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: Capital Spending: The Caution Flags Are Out
•     CHART: More Construction Is on the Way
•     CHART: Capital-Goods Orders: No Downtrend Yet
•     CHART: A Widening Gap: Cash Flow vs. Outlays
• Britain: New Worries for an Old Economy
•     CHART: Growth Is Slowing. Will It Be Enough?

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• GM: What Price Peace?
•     TABLE: How the Sides Came Together
• Big Mergers, Bad Service
•     TABLE: Telecom's Big Mergers--and Bad Service
• Shotgun Weddings in the Oil Patch?
• Can Henry Silverman Restart Cendant?
•     TABLE: And for His Next Act...
• Commentary: Computer Associates: How Executive Greed Cost Shareholders $675 Million
• A Baby Mac Attack
•     PHOTO: Apple's iMac Computer
•     TABLE: Swinging for the Fences
• Will Murdoch Land a Starring Role at Primestar?
•     TABLE: Murdoch's Dream Deals
• Commentary: Human Clones: It's Decision Time

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• William Baumhauer: Man with the Golden Burger?
• Michael Price Makes His Move
• Credit Unions 1, Banks 0
• Warning: Dangerous E-Mail
• Downshifting at Trw
• Patent Plethora Pending
• Et Cetera...
• Sinking at Royal Caribbean
•     CHART: Royal Caribbean Cruises Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Mr. Starr's Endgame Has Everyone Running Scared
• 'No-Holds'-Barred Fight
• Hopeful Sign in Tokyo?
• Sliding Support for Sanctions

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• China's Army under Fire
•     TABLE: How Jiang Plans to Change the Military
•     TABLE: The PLA's Business Dealings
• Commentary: Japan: Obuchi Just May Surprise Everyone (int'l edition)
• Nakasone: 'Japan Can Make a Comeback'
• Brothers Grim: The Scandal in Brunei
• Commentary: Brazil Shouldn't Squander This Telecom Windfall

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Why India's Ruling Party Is Flirting with Disaster
• Blair's Power Play
• A Telling Vote in North Korea

THE CORPORATION
• Half a Loaf at Blimpie
•     TABLE: Two Rivals, One Name

THE WORKPLACE
• Divided at United
•     TABLE: United's ESOP Dilemma

FINANCE
• The 21st Century Stock Market
•     CHART: Assets in Online Accounts Are Booming...And Exchange Seat Prices Are Plunging
•     TABLE: The Cybermarket Era
• Money Laundering on Wall Street?

INSIDE WALL STREET
• More Callers Dial Qwest's Number
• Is Safeway Wooing Kroger?
•     CHART: Paying More at the Checkout
• All Buttoned Up at Burlington
•     CHART: Getting Warmer Fast

BOOK EXCERPT
• Space Jam (Extended)
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''Mars''
•     PHOTO: The Pathfinder Spacecraft at Jet Propulsion Lab
•     PHOTO: View of Mars
•     PHOTO: Pathfinder's Rover on Mars

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Unsnarling Traffic Jams at U.S. Airports
• A Shot a Day Keeps Thrombosis Away?
• A Truer Test for Breast Cancer
• Innovations
• Developments to Watch Contacts

SPORTS BUSINESS
• The High Cost of Playing with a Golf Legend

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• A Look at the Wily Survivors in Asia
•     TABLE: Weathering the Storm
• A Pedigreed Fund Goes Retail
•     TABLE: Bernie Horn's Global Value Picks
• A Dream House Far from Home
•     TABLE: Where to Find a Vacation Rental
•     PHOTO: House Rental in Rufina, Italy
•     PHOTO: House Rental in La Beconne, France
• Making the Skies Kid-Friendly
•     TABLE: Pampering Pint-Size Passengers

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 Funds Returns
•     CHART: Stocks and Bonds

EDITORIALS
• Fine-Tuning Tomorrow's Market
• A New Role for China's Army
• More Lawsuits Won't Cure Hmos

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITOR'S MEMO
• On Top of Europe's High-Tech Wave (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON SOUTH AFRICA
• As Violence Rages on All Sides...Police Can Point to a Few Victories (int'l edition)
•     MAP: South Africa

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Legalizing Drugs: The Lesser of Two Evils (int'l edition)
• Who's Who in Malaysian Dam-Busting Circles (int'l edition)
• What Was Really Said About Thabo Mbeki (int'l edition)
• China Is Paying More Heed to Social Consequences (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Europe's Startup Fever (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Europe's Hottest Little Stocks
• Better Start Hoarding Those Duty-Free Goodies
•     TABLE: The Cost of Closing Europe's Duty-Free Stores
• Commentary: France Fudges on Aerospatiale (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Taiwan: Even This Chip Champ Can't Duck the Asian Flu (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Merrill's Global Money Magnets (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Big Plans for International Fund Management
•     TABLE: Where Mercury Manages Money

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• A Flimsy Case against Duty-Free (int'l edition)





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