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COVER STORY
• The BW 50: The Best Performers
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• The BW 50: The Best Performers
•    Cover Image: BW 50
•    TABLE: The Top 50
•    TABLE: The Best and Worst in Shareholder Returns
•    TABLE: The Best and Worst in Sales Performance
•    TABLE: The Best and Worst Margins
•    TABLE: The Best in Profits Growth
•    TABLE: The Biggest Earnings Decline
•    TABLE: The Best and Worst Return on Equity
•    TABLE: Quotes from the Champions
•    Spotting Winners: Our Selection Criteria
•    Can We Pick 'Em--or What?
•       CHART: Beating the Indexes
•    Sifting for Clues
•       TABLE: Mining the Data
•    S&P 500 Overall Performance Rankings (.pdf)
•    S&P 500 Performance within Industry Rankings (.pdf)
•    Index to Companies and Glossary of Terms (.pdf)
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: For Oracle, March's Bust May Be Just a Bump
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with TJX's Bernard Cammarata
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with America Online's Steve Case
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Dell Computer's Michael Dell
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Capital One's Richard Fairbank
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Paychex' Thomas Golisano
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Ford's Jacques Nasser
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Compuware's Peter Karmanos
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with EMC's Michael Ruettgers
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Lilly's Sidney Taurel
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Wal-Mart's David Glass
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Schering-Plough's Richard Kogan

ENTERPRISE
• Enterprise

ENTERPRISE -- IN BOX
• Digital Safety Net
•    TABLE: Computer Crumple Zones
• What Price Freebies?
• Clip Joints
• Still Going for Global Reach
• So They Say
• That Warm and Fuzzy IRS
• Enterprise Online
•    CHART: Building Wealth
• Footnotes

ENTERPRISE -- TRENDS
• What's the Going Rate?
•    CHART: Follow the Leader
• Seller's Market
• A Biz of Her Own
• Labor: Staying Power
•    CHART: It's Not a Perk, It's a Necessity

ENTERPRISE -- TAXES
• Tax Man, Stay Away from My Door

ENTERPRISE -- THE INTERNET
• If I Had a Cyberhammer
•    TABLE: Setting Up Shop

ENTERPRISE -- FINANCE
• Making Sure the Price Is Right
•    TABLE: What's Hot...What's Not
•    CHART: 25 Times Earnings? Forget it

ENTERPRISE -- MANAGEMENT
• Lessons from a Survivor
•    TABLE: Pointing the Finger
•    TABLE: Resources for Recovery
•    TABLE: Pressure Relief

ENTERPRISE -- MY COMPANY
• Wrapped in Red Tape!

ENTERPRISE -- UNDER 30
• In a Class by Themselves

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Soul-Searching at Time Warner
• Match Your Helix, Raise You a Genome
• A Mutual Fund with a Union Label
• Why Surfing and Sipping Don't Mix
• What Do Women Want? Ask 'Em
• A Yurt of One's Own
•    PHOTO: Nesting Bird's Yurt
• Know Ye Sinners by Their Brands
• CHART: The Cost of Bias
• Footnotes

EDITOR'S MEMO
• A Pack of Hard Chargers

READERS REPORT
• Keep Talking About Tax Cuts for the Rich
• Does Disney Crush Kids' Imaginations?
• Online Wine: We Don't Need a Middleman
• The Stuff of Productivity Gains
• Your Clunker Isn't Really Worth a Mint
• Give Tax Bucks Back to Those Who Earned Them
• There's No Secret behind Dell's Success
• The Best of the Best Deserve Better

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''High-Tech Star'' (Cover Story, Mar. 15)
• ''Sony's shakeup'' (International Business, Mar. 22)

LETTER FROM ROCHESTER, N.Y.
• Scrambling for a Flight Plan
•    MAP: Rochester, N.Y.

BOOKS
• Stephanopoulos: All Too Ambitious?
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''All Too Human''
• The Trouble with Globalism
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''The Post-Corporate World''
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Turbo Capitalism''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Neck and Neck in the Browser Race
•    TABLE: What's New in Internet Explorer 5.0

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Does an Income Gap Put a Hex on Growth?

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Stay Loose on Social Security
•    CHART: U.S. Longevity Still Has a Way to Go
• Are the States Fat and Foolish?
•    CHART: State Budgets Skate on Thin Ice
• Unequal Pay Strikes Out

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: The Expansion Is Still Looking Spry--at Eight
•    CHART: Shoppers Are Keeping Retailers Very Busy
•    CHART: Builders Expect Housing to Slow a Bit
•    CHART: Factories Are Gaining Ground
• Chile: Goodbye Copper, Hello Recession
•    CHART: Chile's Big Problem: Cheap Copper

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Dow 10,000
•    CHART: The March of the Dow
•    CHART: The Dow vs. the S&P
•    Tokyo's Bulls May Soon Run out of Breath
• Commentary: How Do You Read This Crazy Market?
• Why the Dow's Surge Was Hard to Divine
•    TABLE: A Flurry of False Alarms
•    TABLE: What Three Seers Saw
• Is the Oil Slump Really Over?
•    CHART: A Comeback for Oil Stocks
• U.S.-China Relations: Cold Enough for You?
• Keep Those Tax Checks Coming, Folks
•    CHART: Tax Money Is Flooding in Fast
• Commentary: Pay for Performance: One Step Backward at Citi
• The Y2K Bug's Other Victims
• Bill Gates: Version 2.0
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Business @ the Speed of Thought''

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Tom Hicks: Don't Touch That Dial
• Paul Allen's Cable Dreams, Continued
• The SEC Mulls New Disclosure Rules
• A Boston Banking Behemoth Is Born
• The FTC Signs Off on the Intel Deal
• A Powerhouse in Auto Parts
• Et Cetera...
• Global Crossing's Cooling
•    CHART: Global Crossing Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Change or Die: A Hobson's Choice at the FCC
• A Whitman-Florio Rematch?
• Predatory Airline Pricing
• The Medicare Card

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Dangerous Liaison: Renault and Nissan
•    TABLE: The Alliance
•    The Shuttle Diplomacy of a Car Deal
• DaimlerChrysler: The Grace Period Is Over
•    TABLE: Transition Troubles
• Clearing Europe's Decks for Reform
•    TABLE: Europe's Crises Today...Could Bring Benefits Tomorrow
• Thailand: Bring Your Spreadsheet--and Bulletproof Vest

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• New Weapons to Cut Diabetes' Toll
•    TABLE: Why Are Deaths Rising So Fast?
•    CHART: The Death Rate from Diabetes Is Increasing...As the Heart Disease Death Rate Declines
•    CHART: The Diabetes Drug Market Takes Off
•    Diabetes' Devastating Complications (.pdf)
•    Warner-Lambert Needs a Refill

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Butterflies Point the Way to Better Tanks
• A Jet Stream That Clears Out Blood Clots
• Digital Eyes on the Soccer Ball
• Innovations
• Developments to Watch Contacts

MARKETING
• A Penney Saved?
•    TABLE: Comeback Course
•    CHART: Penney's Earnings Have Wobbled...And Its Stock Has Trailed Competitors

GOVERNMENT
• Commentary: The Real Math of Military Shutdowns
• What's the GOP's Favorite Color? Gray
•    CHART: Turning Right?

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• Can Lotus Outrun You-Know-Who?
•    TABLE: Order of Battle
•    CHART: Microsoft Is Hot on the Heels of Lotus
• Fujitsu: Beyond Big Iron
•    CHART: The Action Is in Software and Services
•    PHOTO: Fujitsu Control Center

ENVIRONMENT
• Commentary: It's Time to Put the Valdez behind Us
•    TABLE: An Exxon Valdez Chronology

MEDIA
• And Now, a Few Costly Words from Our Sponsor
•    TABLE: Raking It In
•    PHOTO: Ally McBeal Cast

FINANCE
• The Reincarnation of Peter Cohen
•    RESUME: Peter A. Cohen
• Commentary: Reining in Hedge Funds: How to Break the Impasse
• Snow Job in Colorado
•    TABLE: Tale of a Scamster
• Goldman's Quiet Man Gets His Shot
•    RESUME: Henry M. Paulson Jr.

INSIDE WALL STREET
• A Buy Rating on This Bond-Rater?
•    CHART: Rising High on Deal Rumors
• Why Digital Lava Could Erupt
•    CHART: The IPO That Headed South
• Lensmakers May Be Eyeing Cooper
•    CHART: Contacts Are under Pressure

SOCIAL ISSUES
• A Golden (Years) Opportunity
•    CHART: Long-Term Care: Growing Demand
•    Is This Insurance Right for You?
•       TABLE: What to Take into Consideration

SPORTS BUSINESS
• The Doctor Is for Sale

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• Click, Click, and Away!
•    TABLE: Vacation Sites to Visit
•    Travel Tip: Basics and Bargains
• Aspen without the Skis
•    PHOTO: Juggler in Aspen
•    PHOTO: The Dancing Fountain on Aspen's Mill Street
• Traveling with Toddlers--and Teens
•    TABLE: Something for Everyone
• ''Room Service, Get Me a Muppets Video''
•    TABLE: Where to Stay with Kids
• Commentary: Airlines Make Kiddie Seats Mandatory
•    Travel Tip: Work in Progress
• Cities: The Great White North to the Golden Gate
•    TABLE: Teen Tour of Toronto
•    Travel Tip: Down Time Downtown
• Costa Rica: Where the Wild Things Are
•    Travel Tip: Baby on Board
• Kid-Friendly Eateries with No Golden Arches
•    TABLE: Where Kids Are Welcome
•    Travel Tip: Authentic Ethnic
•    Travel Tip: Streetcar Fare

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 10,000 Dow Isn't So Scary
• Markets Alone Can't Shape Foreign Policy

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON FRANCE
• As Big Farmers Long for Freedom...Little Ones Fight to Survive (int'l edition)
•    MAP: France

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• ''Brainwashing'' Stymies Japan's Managers (int'l edition)
• Behind Coke and Pepsi's Water Fight (int'l edition)
• Why the Japanese Market Isn't So Promising (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Porsche, Ferrari, Lotus--and Honda? (int'l edition)
• Commentary: Hong Kong Should Let in the Best and Brightest (int'l edition)
• Dangerous Liaison: Renault and Nissan (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: The Renault-Nissan Alliance
•    The Shuttle Diplomacy of a Car Deal (int'l edition)
• This Time Around, Goliath May Strike Back (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Foreign Stakes in the Chaebol

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Europe: Clear the Decks for Reform (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Europe's Crises Today...Could Bring Benefits Tomorrow
• Betting on a New Label: Made in Russia (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Surprising Expansion in Russia

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICAN BUSINESS
• Commentary: Mexico Is Doing Fine--Despite What Business Thinks (int'l edition)
•    CHART: Mexico Outperforms Its Neighbors

INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L OUTLOOK
• The Peace Dividend of a More United Europe (int'l edition)
• Funding Quest (int'l edition)
• Turkish Revolt (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Tokyo's Bulls May Soon Run out of Breath (int'l edition)
•    CHART: The Nikkei's March Surprise
• Has UBS Found Its Way out of the Woods? (int'l edition)
•    CHART: UBS Is Still in Recovery

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• Sweeping Away Europe's Cronyism (int'l edition)