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COVER STORY
• The Atlantic Century?
•    COVER IMAGE: Will It Be the Atlantic Century?
•    CHART: Capital is Flooding into Western Deals...As It Dries Up in Emerging Markets
•    TABLE: What's Driving the New Atlantic Economy
•    Europe Rising
•       MAP: Hot Spots in the Euro Zone
•    Emerging Markets: ''We're Fighting to Survive'' (int'l edition)
•       TABLE: Blueprints for Safety
•       ''A Huge Cultural Change'' at the World Bank (int'l edition)
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Why the Year's Top International Fund Manager Loves Europe

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Cable Shows Them the Money
• Merrill: A Bull in the Online Shop?
• Quid Pro Quo? Nah, Couldn't Be
• The Doctor Is In--a Union Meeting
• ''Treat That Goose Well. It's Dinner''
• Black Culture in Black and White
•    PHOTO: Microsoft's Encarta Africana
• I Am a Consultant from a Chain Gang
• CHART: The Word from the Sponsors
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• Thanks to Elizabeth Dole, the Red Cross Is in the Pink
• Proud at Ziff-Davis
• Why Women Pros Are Lagging: Try Chauvinism
• Jail Time for Every Crime? There's Another Way

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• "Another new sidekick for AT&T" (In Business This Week, Jan. 18)
• "He's shy, rude, awkward--and brilliant" (Books, Dec. 28/Jan. 4)

BOOKS
• The Business Week Best-Sellers of 1998
• Why His Airness Leaves Such a Vacuum
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Playing for Keeps''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Search Engines with Smarts
•    TABLE: New Tools for Hunting

DIGITAL DISPATCH
• Have Tech Business, Will Travel
•    MAP: China/California
•    TABLE: Pointers

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Uncle Sam Should Stay Away from Wall Street

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Housing Boom or Bubble?
•    CHART: How Homeowners' Ranks Grow As They Age
• A Surprise About CEO Pay
• A GOP Tax Cut: No Sure Winner
•    GRAPHIC: A 10% Tax Cut: Who Gets What

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: The New Ingredient in the Fed's Mix
•    CHART: Euphoria Now, but Some Caution Ahead
•    CHART: Lenders Still Want a Wide Risk Premium
•    CHART: Aircraft Hold Down the Trade Gap
• Spain: Lofty Plans for Job Growth
•    CHART: Further Progress Is on the Way

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• So Much for the Earnings Slump
•    TABLE: Fourth-Quarter Earnings, Flash Report (.pdf)
• Hedging in Hedge Funds
• Commentary: Greenspan: Between the Hawks and a Hard Place
• How Long Can Beijing Hang Tough?
• GE Capital's Tokyo Treasure Hunt
•    TABLE: Giant Steps and Deep Pockets
• A Swedish Tiger in Ford's Tank
•    PHOTO: 1999 Volvo S80
• Commentary: Social Security: Go Refigure
•    TABLE: If the Economy Performs as Predicted, Can the Stock Market Save Social Security?
• Commentary: The Olympics: Corporate America Should Seize the Torch
• GM Dealers Aren't Buying It
•    CHART: Is Brand Management Working?
• What Game? Look at the Ad!

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Allen Andreas: A Tough Row to Hoe
• Business Week Spots a Scandal
• When Day Trading Is a Nightmare
• Pricey Care Is In, HMOs Are Out
• The Surcharge That Fell to Earth
• A Second Wind for Biotech Deals?
• Et Cetera...
• Inktomi's Switcheroo
•    CHART: Inktomi Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• A GOP Tax Cut: There's a Will, but Is There a Way?
• More Pension Palaver?
• Capitol Hill Roulette
• Crackdown on Smokes

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Washington Is Making It Hard for Russia to Help Itself
• Jordan Reels After Shake-Up

THE CORPORATION
• Southwest's New Direction
•    CHART: Low-Cost Leader, Short or Long
•    Flying on a Discount and Some Pretzels
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Herb Kelleher: ''We Could Use a Lot More Airplanes Today''

LEGAL AFFAIRS
• Commentary: Impeachment: Does the Rule of Law Really Rule?

ENVIRONMENT
• Enviro-Cars: The Race Is On
•    PHOTO: Honda VV
•    TABLE: Two Takes on Hybrid Cars
•    Hitting the Road in Toyota's Prius

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• Rebuilding the Brain
•    TABLE: Cellular Strategies

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Peering Through the Microscope
•    PHOTO: Florida Coral Infected with Aspergillus
• Can Scorpio Stop Cancer?
• Developments to Watch Contacts

FINANCE
• Bear on the Loose at Merrill Lynch
•    TABLE: Merrill Lowballs Stocks
• Insurance: Is Your Bottom Line Covered?
•    TABLE: Profit Protection
• Valuing Those Internet Stocks

INSIDE WALL STREET
• Microsoft Dumped Inktomi. So What?
•    CHART: Lately, ''Just a Speed Bump''
• Safeguard's Hoard of IPOs
•    CHART: Buoyed by Net Exuberance
• This Coin Handler Is on a Roll
•    CHART: Worth a Pretty Penny

MUTUAL FUND SCOREBOARD
• Searching for Safe Harbor
•    TABLE: Bond Fund Categories: How They Fared
•    TABLE: The Bond Fund A-List
•    TABLE: The Best in Their Group
•    SCOREBOARD: Bond Mutual Funds (.pdf)

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• Lucent's Ascent
•    CHART: As Lucent's Sales Boom...and Profits Surge...the Stock Soars
•    TABLE: Lucent Buys Into the Future
•    TABLE: Duking It Out in the New World of Data Networks

BITS & BYTES
• Taking It Off on the Web--Pounds, That Is
• Coming Soon: Valley of the Geeks
•    PHOTO: Noah Wyle as Steve Jobs in ''Pirates Of Silicon Valley''
• A Y2K Guinea Pig in Washington
• Techies Keep Laughing All the Way to the Bank
•    TABLE: Tech Pay on the Rise
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• All the World's an Auction
•    TABLE: Where to Bid Online
•    Surfing for Boomerabilia
• A Safe Home for Your Nest Egg
•    TABLE: The Lowdown on Stable Value Funds
• Fund Watch

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
• The New Atlantic Economy
• Insure Corporate Earnings? Bad Idea

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON GERMANY
• Biotech Is Bustling in Berlin...As U.S. Companies Find Ready Money (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Germany

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Among Carmakers, Bigger Isn't Always Better (int'l edition)
• A Better Solution for Japan: Print New Money (int'l edition)
• Immigration Might Explain Those Screwy Labor Stats (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Sneak Attack on the Wallenbergs (int'l edition)
•    PHOTO: 1999 Volvo S80
•    PHOTO: Scania Truck
•    TABLE: How Johansson May Rock Sweden
•    For Ford, a Peach of a Partner (int'l edition)
• Hunting for the Next Amazon (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Europe's Internet Revolution
•    Call Them the ''Ditcherati'' (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Can Beijing Hang Tough? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Signs Of Trouble
• India's Finance Minister: From Mild-Mannered to Man of Action (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: India's Bad Numbers
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Finance Minister Sinha: ''These Are the Solutions, However Difficult''
• Honk If You Bought Your Car Online (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Japan's Internet Car Sites

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• Brazil: Into the Valley of the Shadow of Default? (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• India's IPOs: Now You See 'Em, Now You Don't
•    TABLE: How Regulators Pass the Buck
• Taking the Europlunge (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Britain Is an ''Out,'' but the Euro Is In
• A Pension Fund Bares Its Teeth (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: How ABP Aims to Get More Bang for Pension Bucks





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