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COVER STORY
• Generation Y
•    COVER IMAGE: Generation Y
•    TABLE: Cool Stuff
•    CHART: The Second Booming
•    ''We Are Going to Own This Generation''
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Can Gen Yers Down Enough Mountain Dew to Lift Pepsi's Stock?

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• Japan's Desperate Deals (int'l edition)
•    COVER IMAGE: Japan's Desperate Deals
•    TABLE: Wealth Illusion
•    The Gaijin Are Coming! The Gaijin Are Coming! (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN COVER STORY
• Finance, C'est Nous (int'l edition)
•    COVER IMAGE: Finance, C'est Nous
•    TABLE: France Has a Lock on Piles of Assets...
•    TABLE: ...But Its Banks Have Far to Go
•    SG Paribas: ''We Don't Need to Rival Goldman Sachs'' (int'l edition)

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Incognito on the Net
• Siegfried and Gorby?
• Jackie Mania Hits the High Seas
• Invasion of the Cyber Headhunters
• It'll Be a Quiet Party in Oshkosh
• Calling All Couch Potatoes
• Say It with Freshness Dating
• CHART: Cable Futures
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• At Wal-Mart, the Welcome Mat Was Out
• A Rational Lack of Exuberance for the Roth
• Where Al Gore Parts Company with the Techies
• Telepests Need Not Fear the Law
• What Michael Jordan Didn't Say
• History: Why the Facts Are So Elusive
• Fables of the Bull Market

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''File your taxes--and save a tree'' (Personal Business, Feb. 1)

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• HP's CapShare: A Failure to Communicate
•    TABLE: HP's CapShare 910
•    PHOTO: HP's CapShare 910

LETTER FROM CHICAGO
• The Main Event: Trading Pits vs. Cyberspace
•    MAP: Chicago

BOOKS
• A $50,000 Car and You're Still Not Happy
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Luxury Fever''
• Brainy Gizmos
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''When Things Start to Think''
• C'mon, Decide
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Smart Choices''
• The Business Week Best-Seller List

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Social Security: Clinton's Plan Is Right on the Money

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Big Investors Hone an Edge
•    CHART: Do Institutions Move the Market?
• The Downside of the '98 Boom
• Growing Gender Gap on Campus
•    CHART: Sheepskins in Demand

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: A Quirk Here, a Quirk There, and 1999 Came in Like a Lion
•    CHART: Auto Output Lifted Yearend GDP Growth
•    CHART: Homes Sales Skyrocket
•    CHART: A January Bounce in Factory Activity
• Switzerland: A Dip in Exports Hobbles the Recovery
•    CHART: Unemployment Is Trending Lower

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• There's New Life in the Old Boom
•    TABLE: The Economy That Keeps Surprising
• At the Economics Powwow, Bigwigs Talk of Bipolarity
• Commentary: The Baby Boom That Ate the Budget
•    CHART: The Graying of the Budget
• Commentary: Microsoft Outsmarts Itself
• Bypassing Windows
• Why Searle Is Feeling No Pain
•    TABLE: How Celebrex' Hot Launch Stacks Up
• Commentary: Slimmer Rewards for a Job Poorly Done
• Jay Pritzker's Mantle Fits Pretty Well
•    TABLE: The Pritzker Empire: A Sampling
• Commentary: In Fourth Gear, Ford Heads for First Place

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Michael D. Eisner: Disney's New Family Values
• Saying Sayonara to Long-Term
• A Patriot for Hilton?
• AT&T and MCI Pick Different Paths
• Minnesotans vs. Northwest--Again
• Software That's against the Law
• Et Cetera...
• Medtronic's Pounding Pulse
•    CHART: Medtronic Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Why the Patients' Bill of Rights Could Pull Through
• Gore Ain't Got That Swing
• No Free Lunch Dept.

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Japan's Desperate Deals
•    TABLE: Wealth Illusion
• The French Flex Their Muscles
•    TABLE: France Has a Lock on Piles of Assets...
•    TABLE: ...But Its Banks Have Far to Go

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Israel: A National Unity Pact May Be the Last Best Hope
• Twilight of an Oligarch
• Mexico Mulls Huge Sell-Off

MEDIA
• Why Hicks Muse Put Chancellor Media on the Block
•    TABLE: Chancellor vs. Its Rivals

MARKETING
• Bated Breath in Toyland
•    PHOTO: Anakin Skywalker

GOVERNMENT
• Bill Bradley: ''We Need to Think Bigger Thoughts'' (extended)

SPORTS BUSINESS
• Fire and Ice at the NHL
•    TABLE: Bumps, Body Checks...And Reasons for Optimism

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• How Legend Lives Up to Its Name
•    CHART: Legend's Sales Are Leaping Again...And Profits Are Back
•    Foreign Rivals vs. the Chinese: If You Can't Beat 'em...
•       TABLE: Way Out in Front in China

FINANCE
• Benchmark's Venture Capitalists Take the Valley by Storm
•    TABLE: Giant Killers
•    TABLE: Benchmark Bets

INSIDE WALL STREET
• Gucci: Will the Other Shoe Drop?
• Heavier Loads for One P.O. Trucker
•    CHART: Will Net Hopes Drive It Higher?
• This Diskmaker Is Really Spinning
•    CHART: Reflecting DVDs' Rosy Future

MUTUAL FUND SCOREBOARD
• A Bargain Hunter's Guide to Closed-End Funds
•    TABLE: The Best of the Bunch
•    TABLE: Closed-End Equity Funds (.pdf)

THE CORPORATION
• At Livent, Is Fraud the Thing?
•    TABLE: What the SEC Sees

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Sleeping on the Right Side of the Brain
• Fluorescent Lights Get a Green Glow
• AIDS Drugs May Rehabilitate the Immune System
• A Starvation Diet for Tumors
• Developments to Watch Contacts

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• Guarding Your Laptop--and Its Secrets
•    TABLE: Safe Travel with Your PC
•    Help Desk: Easy Back-Ups
• Bantamweights That Pack a Punch
•    TABLE: Laptops on a Diet
•    Help Desk: The Net in Your Palm
• Now You Can Stay Wired Everywhere
•    TABLE: En Route, But Connected
•    Help Desk: Hit the Road, Jack
•    Help Desk: Digital Aid
• Phones That Can Roam the Planet
•    TABLE: Calling Around the Globe
• Commentary: We've Got a Bad Case of Digital Gizmosis
•    Help Desk: Laptop Insurance
• Scoping Out Stocks for a World on the Go
•    TABLE: Mobile Computing Plays

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
• A Better Use of Surpluses
• Fortress Japan, R.I.P.

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON ISRAEL
• As Vineyards Sprout in the Hills...A Restaurateur Has a New Passion (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Israel

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Is Washington the World's Cultural Nanny? (int'l edition)
• Reality Check from the IMF (int'l edition)
• The Trade Gap Can't Be Wished Away (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Comeback of an Indonesian Crony Capitalist (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: A Gontha Snapshot

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Germany Enters the New Economy (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Germany: The New vs. the Old
• Commentary: Germany: Coddling Labor Is No Way to Create Jobs (int'l edition)
• Is Moscow's Control Falling to Pieces? (int'l edition)
• Fiat May Follow in Volvo's Tracks (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: The Squeeze at Fiat
•    PHOTO: Fiat Bravo
• Volvo's $6.5 Billion War Chest (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Latin America's Meltdown Is the Mother of Invention (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: How Latin Companies Raise Cash When Global Banks Stop Lending





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