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COVER STORY
• The Info Tech 100
•     COVER IMAGE: The Info Tech 100
•     TABLE: The Top Ten
•     TABLE: The Top Ten in Size...Growth...Shareholder Return...and Profits
•     What Does No. 1 Do for an Encore?
•        CHART: Dell's Dynamics
•     Cell-Phone Sensation
•     User-Friendly Wins the Race
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Why EMC's Investors Expect the Good Times
•     TABLE: The Information Technology 100
•     TABLE: Alphabetical Index of Companies

SPECIAL REPORT
• Pride of Place
•     It's a Real Pleasure to Work Here
•     Double Dutch Treatment
•     A Concrete Solution
•     The Times Building: It's Fit for Print
•     Temple of Commerce
•     Beauty and the Basics
•     A Recruitment Store That Pulls Them In
•     The Little Plant on the Prairie

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Nothing Sweet About These Reits
•     CHART: Recent Performance of Major Mortgage REITs
• Bed and Blast-Off
• Calling All Raconteurs
• All They Want for Christmas
•     TABLE: What Tykes Like
• Like Tide, Don't Like Bill Clinton
• Will Surgery Fix This Brain Drain?
• The Wrong Kind of Pinstripes
• CHART: CEOs Are on a White-Knuckle Ride, Too
• Footnotes

EDITOR'S MEMO
• High Tech's Hottest 100

READERS REPORT
• Should This Hedge Fund Have Been Saved?
• Doubt About a Fat Drug Is on Thin Ground
• A Financing Strategy for Stimulating Japan
• Repricing Stock Options: Who Wins, Who Loses?
• Pooling of Interest Is Crucial for High Tech

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Hey, things were tough all over'' (The Corporation, Oct. 19)
• ''The List: They're sending you where?'' (Up Front, Oct. 5)

BOOKS
• A Book at the Center of the Microsoft Case
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''Competing on Internet Time''
• The Business Week Best-Seller List

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• A New Chapter for E-Books
•     PHOTO: SoftBook, Electronic Book Reader
•     TABLE: Books: Real vs. Virtual

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Bright Lights, Midsize City
•     CHART: The Business Payoff from a City's Side
• Do Layoffs Boost Ceos' Pay?
• A Positive Step for Sick Asia
•     CHART: Asia's U-Turn in Trade

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Malaysia Could Do Worse Than This Economic Plan

LETTER FROM MALAYSIA
• Fanning the Spark Lit by a Rebel
•     MAP: Malaysia

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: The Fed May Keep Its Scalpel Sharpened
•     CHART: Investors Demand a Liquidity Premium
•     CHART: Has the Trade Gap with Asia Stabilized?
•     CHART: Factory Activity Starts to Shrink
• Italy: New Faces, Same Agenda
•     CHART: Output Is Slowing Down

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• High-Tech Hardball: Does Everyone Do It?
•     TABLE: Justice Says...
•     TABLE: Microsoft Says...
• Thanks for the Rate Cut, But...
•     CHART: The Big Bounce Back
• Commentary: The Only Thing We Have to Fear Is Fearful Investors
•     CHART: Yield Spreads Are at Record Levels
• Wrong Numbers for Telecom Upstarts
•     CHART: Junk-Bond Issuance
• Profits: Ouch. It's Starting to Hurt
•     TABLE: A Look at Third-Quarter Earnings
• A Chill in the Valley
•     TABLE: Where Reality Is Biting
• Commentary: Target Pirates--Not Technology

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• David Coulter: Why BofA's President Is Out
• Newell Puts a Mat under Rubbermaid
• Kaufman & Broad's New Addition
• Sunbeam's Profits Go behind a Cloud
• He Bags $1 Billion in Grocery Sales
• A Tidal Wave of Goods from Asia
• Et Cetera...
• Ford Floors It
•     CHART: Ford Motor Company Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• It's Revenge of the Nerds on Capitol Hill
•     TABLE: Silicon Valley Sweep
•     PHOTO: Eric Benhamou, Newt Gingrich, and David Hurwit

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Europe's Privacy Cops
•     TABLE: How the New Law Will Cramp Sales Styles
• Commentary: Bankers Trust Is the Last Thing Deutsche Needs
• Nissan Is Back in the Mud
•     TABLE: Auto Maker Besieged

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• If Big Oil Pumps in Cash, Will It Solve Saudi Woes?

MEDIA
• Romancing the rugrats Crowd
•     CHART: Viacom's Mixed Picture
•     PHOTO: Nickelodeon Logo
•     PHOTO: The Rugrats Movie

FINANCE
• The Citi That Slept?
•     TABLE: Citi's Litany of Slip-Ups

INSIDE WALL STREET
• Is a Prowler Casing Pittway?
• All Set for a Hot Blast at Usx
•     CHART: Hammered Down Pretty Hard
• Wider Horizons at Mastech
•     CHART: Lately, a Rough Ride

SPORTS BUSINESS
• A Grand-Slam Season

BITS & BYTES
• When WWW Stands for Wild Weird Witches
• Armchair Baseball from the Web--or Your Stadium Seat
• An IBM Notebook That Listens to Customers
•     PHOTO: IBM ThinkPad i
• This Help Desk Takes Time Off for Homework
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

THE WORKPLACE
• A Floor under Foreign Factories?
•     TABLE: Rival Ideas on Factory Monitoring

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Bar-Code Patents May Go before the Bar, Again
• Can Bart Simpson Help Track Enemy Aircraft?
• You Say Tomato, I Say Anesthesia Complication
• Developments to Watch Contacts

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• It's Time to Refinance...Again
•     TABLE: Web Resources
•     TABLE: Two Refi Strategies
• Incorporating Your Community Spirit
•     TABLE: Foundation Facts
• Heavenly Guidance Gets Easier
•     TABLE: Keeping You on Course
•     PHOTO: Magellan GSC 100
•     PHOTO: Garmin StreetPilot
• In Hong Kong, Your Palate Is in Luck (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Where Hong Kong Natives Eat
• Asian Getaways Just Got Cheaper (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Asian Travel Deals

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
• Coming to Grips with Microsoft
• Netizens Deserve Their Privacy

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON BERMUDA
• As London Meddles, Anger Rises...And a High-Tech Haven Is Hatched (int'l edition)
•     MAP: Bermuda

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• It's Time to Clip the Hedge Funds (int'l edition)
• Too Much Laissez-Faire Equals Imperialism (int'l edition)
• A Financing Strategy for Stimulating Japan (int'l edition)
• Keep Your Eye on the Chip (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Can Valeo's Driver Keep Up His Winning Streak? (int'l edition)
•     CHART: Valeo Racks Up Growth...And Soaring Earnings
• Budapest's Hairpin Turn (int'l edition)
• Europe's Privacy Cops (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: How the New Law Will Cramp Sales Styles

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Nissan Is Back in the Mud (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Carmaker Besieged
• Shareholder Rights? In Japan? (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Foreign Investors in Japan
• Murdoch's Man in China (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• Forget the Samba, Brazilians Start Singing the Blues (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Junk Debt Is Looking Like Plain Old Junk (int'l edition)
•     CHART: Bad News for High-Yield Debt