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COVER STORY
• Rainwater
•     COVER IMAGE: Richard Rainwater: Bad Bets
•     CHART: Real Estate Holdings
•     CHART: Energy Holdings
•     CHART: Health-Care Holdings
•     TABLE: Taking a Big Hit
•     ONLINE ORIGINAL: Zell's Apartment REIT Is Looking Sturdy

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• Japan: Wanted: A New Economic Model (int'l edition)
•     ASIAN COVER IMAGE: Japan: Wanted: A New Economic Model
•     CHART: Japanophobia: The Bad News about the Economy
•     TABLE: The Pillars Are Crumbling
•     Technology: Giants on the Ropes (int'l edition)
•        TABLE: Japan's High-Tech Balance Sheet
•     Universities: Anxious Alumni (int'l edition)
•        CHART: Unemployed Grads
•     Entrepreneurs: Enter the Risk-Taker (int'l edition)
•     Commentary: A Major Roadblock for Reform: The U.S. (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN COVER STORY
• Europe: Bosses under Fire (int'l edition)
•     EUROPEAN COVER IMAGE: Bosses Under Fire
•     CHART: Where Investors Like What They See
•     TABLE: Turmoil in the Boardroom
•     Commentary: Hot Air in the Executive Suite (int'l edition)
•     A Shaken CEO at Philips (int'l edition)

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Goldman Sachs: 'We're Regulated. Why Aren't They?'
• Bandwidth Woes: What a Drag
• Alka-Seltzer: The Bipartisan Bicarbonate
• Making Sense of Sanctions
• Be Nice--and You're Dead Meat
• It's Just a Ride. It's Just a Ri-Yee!
• What Gets Lost in the Gender Gap
• CHART: A New Financial Health Barometer
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• In Net Advertising, the Customer Is Still King
• The Point of Modular Plants Is to Cut Down on Parts
• The Disabled Go to Work--and the Law Supports Them
• Understanding Anwar and His Quest for Justice
• Assessing Factories with Workplace Violations
• Thai Airways' Accident Record

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Can SmithKline keep flying solo?'' (Management, Nov. 9)
• ''Tops with the shortbusters'' (Inside Wall Street, Nov. 23)

BOOKS
• Marching America into a Quagmire
•     PHOTO: Cover, ''The Color of Truth''
• The Business Week Best-Seller List

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Coffee, Tea, or DVD?
•     PHOTO: Gateway's FireAnt Laptop
•     PHOTO: Panasonic DVD Player

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• 'Cultural Imperialism' Is No Joke

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Small Business Keeps on Rollin'
•     CHART: Still a Hot Job Market for Small Business
• Suicide: Who Is Most at Risk?
•     CHART: Ending It All: The Hard Numbers
• Employers Pare Health Benefits

LETTER FROM JAPAN
• How Not to Lure Foreign Investment
•     MAP: Japan
•     PHOTO: Morioka, Japan

LETTER FROM PARIS
• A Medieval Work Ethic That Still Works
•     MAP: Paris

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: The Fed Takes Out Some Insurance
•     CHART: Credit Spreads Remain Abnormally Wide
•     CHART: Retailers Keep Ringing Up Sales
•     CHART: Factory Output Is Going Nowhere
• Brazil's Bailout May Reboot Argentina
•     CHART: Manufacturing Is Already Shrinking

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Commentary: Social Security: Let It Be
• The Real Threat to Microsoft
•     TABLE: Java Is Gaining Momentum
• A Pattern of Predatory Behavior?
• At IBM, Nothing but Big Blue Sky--for Now
•     CHART: Into the Big Blue Yonder
•     The Sum of Its Parts Is Adding Up
•        GRAPHIC: IBM Inside: Apple PowerBook
• Commentary: Monsanto May Be Counting Its Chickens
• Is a Revival under Way at the Christian Science Monitor?
• The Digital Children's Crusade
•     TABLE: Beyond Surfing

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• J.T. Battenberg Iii: Driving Solo--at Last
• Livent Stages a Melodrama
• Rite Aid Enlarges Its Medicine Chest
• Saving Tel-Save from Red Ink
• A New Member of Boeing's Crew
• Pac Man of the Trash Industry?
• Et Cetera...
• Hewlett-Packard's Whipsaw Week
•     CHART: Hewlett-Packard Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• The Friends of Bob: Who Has Livingston's Ear
• Diversity Gop-Style
• Greens Flex Their Muscle
• Philly: The Gop's Future?

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Europe: Bosses under Fire
•     TABLE: Turmoil in the Boardroom
•     A Shaken Leader at Philips' Helm
• China's New Price Controls: Well, So Much for Competition
•     TABLE: The Pricing Dilemma
• Commentary: Tough Love: Just What Asia Needs

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• How Europe's Right Can Find Its Way out of the Desert
• An Early Vote in Turkey?
• Tourism in North Korea

THE CORPORATION
• Can Callaway Find the Green?
•     CHART: Callaway in the Rough

SPORTS BUSINESS
• Why Peter Angelos Wants the Redskins

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• The Doctor vs. the Drugmaker
•     TABLE: Anatomy of a Dispute
• New Teeth for Old Patents
•     TABLE: Guarding the Fortress

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Those Leaves Could Be Listening
• From This Herb, a Blow to the Kidneys
• Turning Blue Jeans Green
• Innovations
• Developments to Watch Contacts

PEOPLE
• How George Rathmann Mastered the Science of the Deal
•     RESUME: George Rathmann

MEDIA
• Mort Zuckerman: Sweetheart, Get Me Rewrite
•     CHART: Applied Graphics Shares Have Tanked...But Boston Properties Is Besting Most REITs

FINANCE
• Broken Trust at Hawaii's Bishop Estate?
•     TABLE: Trouble in Paradise
• Why Fund Fees Are So High

INSIDE WALL STREET
• A New Gleam on Newmont's Gold
•     CHART: Lacking Luster Lately
• Will a Euro Buyer Rev Up Cummins?
•     CHART: Slowed to Idling Speed
• Miami Computer's Sales Head North
•     CHART: On a Climb

MARKETING
• Microsoft's Teflon Bill
• There's Something About Bill

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• Meet Microsoft's Enforcer
•     TABLE: How Kempin Cracks the Whip
• Commentary: What Smart Cards Couldn't Figure Out

BITS & BYTES
• Using Your Mouse to Tackle Your Turkey
• Surf the Net with a Super-Light Board
• A Better Way to Shop Cybermalls?
• Underground Papers' New Route: The Web
•     PHOTO: San Francisco Bay Guardian
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

INDUSTRIES
• Score One for the Disabled
• Chips That Mimic the Human Senses
•     CHART: DSP Tops Chip Growth
•     TABLE: Growing Markets for Digital Signal Processing Chips

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• The Best Bets for Small-Cap Diehards
•     TABLE: What's New in Small Caps...
•     TABLE: ...And Some Old Favorites
• 'The Mega-Large Caps Have Had Their Day'
• These Stock-Car Stocks Are Zipping Along
•     PHOTO: NASCAR Racing at Speedway Motor Sports
•     TABLE: Racing Leaders
• Treasury-Bond Shopping Made Easy
•     TABLE: The Direct Route to Treasuries
• Loan Relief

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
• What Social Security Crisis?
• In Japan, a New Generation Arises

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON BRAZIL
• A High-Tech Garden of Eden...Is Attracting a Few Bad Apples (int'l edition)
•     MAP: Brazil

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Understanding Anwar and His Quest for Justice (int'l edition)
• General Lebed, Nato, and Russian Nationalism (int'l edition)
• Europe's Best Central Banker (int'l edition)
• Europe's Top B-Schools Deserve Their Rankings, Too (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Commentary: Bugs Bunny vs. the Taxpayer (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• China's New Price Controls: Well, So Much for Competition (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: The Pricing Dilemma
• Commentary: Tough Love: Just What Asia Needs (int'l edition)
• Taiwan: Save a Company, Lose the Election? (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: The Warning Signs

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Who Will Rule Asia's Bourses? (int'l edition)
•     TABLE: Bitter Rivals

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• Europe's Investors Are Acting Up (int'l edition)





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