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COVER STORY
• ANNUAL TECHNOLOGY BUYING GUIDE
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INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN COVER STORY
• Jurgen Schrempp: The Auto Baron (int'l edition)
•     EUROPEAN COVER IMAGE: The Auto Baron
•     TABLE: The Merger at a Glance
•     TABLE: Targets and Action Plans
•     RESUME: Jurgen Schrempp
•     PHOTO: Jeep Grand Cherokee
•     PHOTO: Mercedes A-Class
•     PHOTO: Mercedes S-Class
•     PHOTO: Jurgen Schrempp and Mountain Climbing Guide Reinhold Messner
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Schrempp Q&A: 'We Must Be the Greatest Transport Company in the World' (int'l edition)
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: For Investors, Daimler-Chrysler Could Be a High-Octane Combo (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• Taipei's Mayor: The Man China Fears (int'l edition)
•     ASIAN COVER IMAGE: The Mayor
•     TABLE: The Issues in Taiwan's Electoral Campaign
•     PHOTO: Chen Shui-bian Campaigning in Taipei

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• How to Win Yourself a Stadium
• A Big Fat Raise? Fat Chance
• Wal-Mart Gets Squeezed
• Do You Speak Business?
• 'O.K., Think--Where Is That Wrench?'
• This Credit Card Is Quite a Looker
•     PHOTO: Chase LensCard
• Mohair Bears: Dom Perignon, Teddy?
•     PHOTO: Steiff Haute Couture Teddy Bear
• CHART: Why Workers Don't Show Up
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• High-Definition TV: Who Needs It?
• The Complex World of Global Hedging
• Let's Regulate All Software--Not Just Go After Microsoft
• Don't Base B-School Rankings on Student Surveys
• How Patents Spur Innovation
• Putting the GOP Congress in a Bad Light
• In a Global Economy, All Parts Need to Prosper
• The Market for Ampligen Could Be Vast
• To Track Net Pirates, Plant False Information

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• The U.S. Could Use a Dose of Europe's Privacy Medicine

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Fallout from Market Swings
•     CHART: Americans' Hopes Ride More on the Market
• Cycles of Death and Rebirth
•     CHART: An Anatomy of Employment Growth
• Do Pollution Regs Cost Jobs?

BOOKS
• You Have a Job, but How About a Life?
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''The Corrosion of Character''
• A Blurry Portrait of a Flawed Genius
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''Insisting on the Impossible''

LETTER FROM MOSCOW
• The Party's Over. So Why Not Party?
•     MAP: Russia

LETTER FROM GUATEMALA
• Where Ecotourism May Save a Jungle
•     MAP: Guatemala

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: Don't Be Fooled by the Strong Data
•     GRAPHIC: Anatomy of a Slowdown
•     CHART: Purchasers Say Orders Are Sagging
•     CHART: Labor Costs: Growth Is Picking Up
• South Korea: Amid the Carnage, a Glimmer of Hope
•     CHART: September's Bounce in Output Is Exaggerated

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Memo to Congress: Get Going
•     Now the Banks Have to Grapple with Gramm
•     Labor Helps Turn the Tide--the Old-Fashioned Way
•     State Ballots: All over the Map
• For Newt, It'll Only Get Worse
• Commentary: Nailing Microsoft Means Proving Harm Was Done
• It's Still Not Miller Time
• Smaller Fry May Make the Market Sizzle
•     TABLE: Comeback Kids
• Commentary: A Strong Economy Needs Strong Wages
•     CHART: Will Wage Gains Keep Consumers Spending?
• Hollywood's Christmas Commandment: Thou Shalt Not Undermarket
•     TABLE: Hollywood Dotes on Kiddies' Movies This Christmas
•     PHOTO: The Prince of Egypt

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Herb Kelleher: Southwest's Deeper Northeast Push
• Pepsi Gets Down to Brass Tacks
• Yep, the Neighbors Have a New Car
• Starbucks Thinks It Will Travel Well
• Medtronic Grafts and Grows
• Fedex Warns of a Blue Christmas
• Et Cetera...
• Boeing's Liftoff?
•     CHART: Boeing Stock Price

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Europe's High-Tech Giants: Too Little, Too Late?
•     TABLE: The Big Shakeup
• Marks & Sparks Isn't Throwing Off Any
•     TABLE: Greenbury's Challenges
• Is Asia's Rally for Real?
•     TABLE: Equities Are a Long Way from Full Recovery
• Will Toyota Play Sugar Daddy?
•     TABLE: Recent Toyota Buys

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Can Young Blood Revive Japan's Tired Politics?
• Moscow Bets on a Lottery
• Ottawa Recasts a Trade Feud

THE CORPORATION
• Smoke Alarms at Rjr
•     CHART: RJR's Cigarette Sales Are Weak at Home and Abroad...While Nabisco's Profits Crumble
•     A Long Hard Slog on the Russian Front

SOCIAL ISSUES
• Why Voucher Schools May Not Graduate
• Commentary: Oxford Mends Its Health--by Passing the Buck
•     CHART: Oxford's Pricing Is Stronger...But Costs Remain High

PEOPLE
• How to Have Your Pizza and Eat It, Too
•     TABLE: The Rick & Larry Show

SPORTS BUSINESS
• From Tears to Cheers in Cleveland

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Manmade T-Cells Aid the Assault on AIDS
• What Tiremakers Can Learn from Frogs
•     PHOTO: Trinidadian Tree Frog
• An Ozone-Friendly Way to Keep Cool
• 400 Tiny Needles--and They Don't Hurt a Bit
•     PHOTO: Microneedle Chip
• Developments to Watch Contacts

FINANCE
• Where Does the Buck Stop at Citi?
•     TABLE: After Dimon's Fall
•     CHART: Losing Steam
•     Commentary: Someone Has to Be the Boss
• Near-Term Payoff at Long-Term Capital?
•     CHART: A Turn in the Right Direction
• Too Much Fear in the Chicago Pits
•     CHART: The Recent Rise and Fall of Volatility

INSIDE WALL STREET
• Big Bets on Modine and Aeroquip
• Red Roof: Who's Casing the Joint?
•     CHART: The Welcome Gets Warmer
• Wild Oats: It May Be Time to Reap
•     CHART: Making Hay

BITS & BYTES
• Sick Software, Heal Thyself
• Need an Oprah Fix? Now, She's on Your PC
• What E-Commerce Needs Is a Good Old Fire Sale
•     TABLE: Web Hawking
• Around the World in 80 Gigabytes?
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

INDUSTRIES
• What Happened to Norway's Gusher?
• This Homebuilder Is on a Spree
•     TABLE: Kaufman & Broad Builds Up

ENVIRONMENT
• Gordon Conway, Green Revolutionary
•     TABLE: A Second Green Revolution?

MARKETING
• This Year, It's Chic to Shop Cheap
•     CHART: As Optimism Slides...Discounters Reap Gains

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
• Commentary: China and the U.S.: The Sparks May Start Flying
•     TABLE: Danger Points in China-U.S. Trade

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• Bargain Time for Convertible Bonds
•     TABLE: Top-Performing Convertible Funds
• Good Things Happen to Those Who Wait
•     TABLE: Inside Longleaf Partners Fund
•     PHOTO: Staley Cates
•     PHOTO: O. Mason Hawkins
• A Way to 'take the War Out' of Divorce
•     TABLE: How Divorce Mediation Works
• This Caddy Has Global Cachet

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
• Victory of the Sensible Center
• From Panic to Euphoria

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON ARGENTINA
• Makers of 'jesuit Tea' Look Abroad...But Some May Opt for Other Crops (int'l edition)
•     MAP: Argentina

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• The Best B-Schools: More Feedback on the Rankings (int'l edition)
• Freedom Is Alive and Well in Singapore (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• Business Week/architectural Record Awards (Special Report, Nov. 2) (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• This Could Be the Hour of the Greens (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: The Green Agenda

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• A Chinese Crackdown That May Do More Harm Than Good (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Foreign-Exchange Fix
• Will Toyota Play Sugar Daddy? (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Recent Toyota Buys
• If Food Prices Keep Rising, India's Ruling Party May Fall (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• Who'll Flatten Whom in the Tortilla Wars? (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Is Asia's Rally for Real? (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Asian Bourses: Recovering, but Still Ailing

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• A German Role Model for Europe (int'l edition)
• Walking the Tightrope in Taiwan (int'l edition)





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