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COVER STORY
• Beyond the PC
•    COVER IMAGE: Beyond the PC
•    CHART: Info Appliances Will Outnumber Home PCs
•    TABLE: The New Post-PC Products
•    TABLE: The Scramble for the Killer Information Appliance
•    Trailblazers: The Visionary
•    Trailblazers: The Company Man
•    Trailblazers: The Entrepreneur
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: What "Beyond the PC" Means for PC Makers
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Can New Facets Make Diamond's Stock Shine Again?

EUROPEAN COVER STORY
• Raiders at the Gate (int'l edition)
•    EUROPEAN COVER IMAGE: Raiders at the Gate
•    TABLE: Behind Europe's Biggest Takeover Battle
•    TABLE: Snapshot of the Deal
•    Master of the Euro Universe?

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Intel: Darling of the Judges?
• Computers with Sharp Ears
• Mario Andretti: Celebrity Can Really Be a Gas
• TABLE: Wrong Place, Wrong Time
• ''Bellman, Show the Man to His Doctor''
• Cyber-Grapes of Wrath
• Before You Chuck That Laptop...
• CHART: Rose-Colored Earnings
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• The Greenberg Brothers: A Response from AIG
• Managers Mitigate Risks. They Don't Court Them
• To Be Young, Insulted, and Misrepresented

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• Senator Susan Collins In Up Front (Feb. 15)
• In ''Generation Y'' (Cover Story, Feb. 15)
• ''How Vodafone aims to rule the wireless world'' (International Business, Jan. 25)

BOOKS
• Don't Look for Dell's Secrets Here
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Direct From Dell''
• The Business Week Best-Seller List

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Give These Palms a Big Hand
•    TABLE: What's New in the Palm V
•    PHOTO: 3Com's Palm V

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• This Is a Tax Cut Whose Time Hasn't Come

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Too Much Air in the Dow?
•    CHART: How Long Can the Dow Stay So Pricey?
• A Taste for Gucci and Foie Gras
• Matilda Is Really Waltzing
•    CHART: Australia's Surging Economy

DIGITAL DISPATCH
• A Surfing Safari for Seniors
•    TABLE: Pointers

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: Chairman Greenspan's Cautionary Tale
•    CHART: Imports' Curb on Inflation May Be Over
•    CHART: Households' Rosy Economic Reading
•    CHART: Where the Trade Gap Is the Largest
• Italy: Driving Down the Deficit, Poco a Poco
•    CHART: Weaker-Than-Expected December Output

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Rubin to Europe: Grow, Team, Grow
•    TABLE: Prescription for Growth
• Commentary: Rivers of Cash Won't Swamp the Economy
•    CHART: The Soaring Money Supply
• Europe's ''Buy American'' Policy
•    TABLE: Top Transatlantic Deals in 1999
• An Ironclad Deal with GM
•    CHART: How Steel Prices Have Corroded
• Bumps in GM's New Labor Road
• Commentary: Nissan? Drive Carefully, Mr. Schrempp
• Bill Gross: ''They Thought We Were Crazy''
•    TABLE: The Gross Net
• A Real Shot in the Arm for a Virtual Pharmacy
•    TABLE: Drugstore.com Vital Statistics
• Eli Broad: Prince of L.A.
• Commentary: The Redskins Deal: Is the NFL Playing Fair?

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Robert D. Haas: Jean Therapy
• Annunziata Hangs Up on AT&T
• Barnes & Noble vs. Barnes & Noble
• A Graveyard Shift for the NYSE?
• Reel.com May Get Its Big Break
• Rite Aid Has a Debt Hangover
• Et Cetera...
• United Airlines' Nosedive
•    CHART: America West Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Is the Independent Counsel Really History?
•    TABLE: Still Investigating
• A Money Tree for Bush
• Whoops!
• ''Not China'' Syndrome

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Finally, Fresh Faces at Japan Inc.
•    TABLE: Falling on Their Swords
• Commentary: Memo to Europe's CEOs: Try Listing on Wall Street

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Germany: Schroder Is Scrambling Back to the Center
• Irked Allies
• Kim Delivers

MEDIA
• Blockbuster Finally Gets It Right
•    TABLE: Viacom's Debtbuster Strategy
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Hollywood Video: The Challenger Blockbuster Can't Shake

GOVERNMENT
• Reading, Writing, and George W. Bush
•    TABLE: Why Juan Is Doing Better

PEOPLE
• The Man Who Saved Ferrari
•    RESUME: Luca Cordero di Montezemolo
•    PHOTO: Ferrari 360 Modena
•    PHOTO: Ferrari Bathrobe

THE CORPORATION
• Can Bob Lutz Recharge Exide?
•    RESUME: Robert A. Lutz
•    A Battery of Old Pros

ECONOMICS
• Pushing the Military Pay Envelope
•    TABLE: How to Get More Recruits and Keep Them

FINANCE
• How Real Is That E-Broker?
•    CHART: The Wild Ride in Two Internet Wannabes
• It Sure Looks Like Insider Trading
•    CHART: The Days before the Announced Takeovers
• The Hedgers Played Hardball

INSIDE WALL STREET
• Why AOL Keeps on Climbing
•    CHART: Firing on All Cylinders
• Will Motorola Speak to NetSpeak?
•    CHART: Rebounding from a Slump
• In High Gear at Noble
•    CHART: Fast Pickup

BITS & BYTES
• Soon, Your Fingers Will Get You in the Door
• Online Radio: A Sleeping Giant of a Market?
•    TABLE: Online Radio Hits the High Notes
• Go Out and Create a Memory Hog
• An Online Tax Freebie from Quicken
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

INDUSTRIES
• Unilever, Procter & Gamble...And Kao?
•    CHART: Kao Forges On

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• Disney's Mickey Mensa Club
•    TABLE: The Brain Trust at Disney

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Making Light Work of Photons
• How to Get Bugs out of Kids' Ears
• Nuggets of Data from Taped Phone Calls
• Innovations
• Developments to Watch Contacts

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• Keeping Memory Lane Unclogged
•    TABLE: Ways to Avoid Brain Drain
• Donating Your Car? Don't Be Duped
•    TABLE: When Giving to Charity...
• New Funds with Old Pros
•    TABLE: No-Load Babies
• A Five-Star Fund Rides the Net
•    TABLE: Dresdner RCM Global Technology Fund
•    PHOTO: Huachen Chen
•    PHOTO: Walter Price

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 Rich Deserve a Tax Break, Too
• Long Live the Productivity Revolution

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON DUBAI
• The Russian Crunch Has Dubai Crying...But the Mob Is Still Moving Goods (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Dubai

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Asia Will Rise Again--If Only by Selling Assets (int'l edition)
• A Little Bit Better Than the Average Fund (int'l edition)
• Use the Surplus to Improve the Schools (int'l edition)
• Let's Get Rid of Social Security (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Fire and Ice at the NHL'' (Sports Business, Feb. 15) (int'l edition)
• ''The Atlantic Century'' (Cover Story, Feb. 8) (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Fetch Me a Westerner (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: How Advisers Are Reshaping Asia (int'l edition)
• At Last, New Blood at Japan Inc. (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Falling on Their Swords (int'l edition)
•    PHOTO: Takashi Kitaoka, Former Mitsubishi Electric CEO
•    PHOTO: Hisashi Kaneko, Former NEC CEO

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• GM's Mr. Fixit Really Has His Hands Full (int'l edition)
•    RESUME: Bob Hendry (int'l edition)
• Could He Be Russia's Next President? (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• The Shoving Match over Rates (int'l edition)
•    CHART: The ECB's German Problem
•    Europe Isn't ''Using Its Potential'' (int'l edition)
• In Indonesia a Banking Rescue--or Bungle? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Jakarta's Game Plan (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• The Healing Powers of Restructuring (int'l edition)





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