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COVER STORY
• Special Report: Executive Pay
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• Special Report: Executive Pay
•    COVER IMAGE: Is Greed Good?
•    CHART: Raking It in
•    TABLE: The Top-Paid Chief Executives...And 10 Who Aren't CEOs
•    TABLE: Pay for Performance: Who Measures Up...And Who Doesn't
•    TABLE: Fortunes in the Future
•    Who Earned the Pay--and Who Didn't
•       TABLE: The Overachievers
•       TABLE: The Underperformers
•    What Keeps the Pay Merry-Go-Round Whirling
•       TABLE: A Negotiator's View
•    The Stock-Option Option Comes to Japan (int'l edition)
•    Eager Europeans Press Their Noses to the Glass (int'l edition)
•       CHART: What European Bosses Earn
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: A CEO Who Takes Pay for Performance to the Extreme
•    TIMELINE: Executive Pay: Up, Up, and Away
•    TIMELINE: Executive Pay: Up, Up, and Away (.pdf)
•    Glossary for Executive Compensation Scoreboard (.pdf)
•    Executive Compensation Scoreboard, Part 1 (.pdf)
•    Executive Compensation Scoreboard, Part 2 (.pdf)

PUBLISHER'S MEMO
• Take a Bow, Steve

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Yep, It Still Feels Like Sand
• Gore: A Lack of Foresite?
• A Minority Firm Hits the Major Leagues
• TABLE: Buy Foreign, Buy Better?
• Some Freebies Are Freer Than Others
• Wordperfect's Perfect Nerve
• Do the Anchovies Pay Interest?
• CHART: New Technologies Take Time
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• LBOs Didn't Make Formica Lose Its Gloss
• Let's End the E-Commerce Tax Holiday
• The Gears Are Still Grinding at DaimlerChrysler
• Policymakers Must Be Accountable to the Voters
• An Upset in Mexico Will Put PRI Stalwarts on the Street
• Stephanopoulos Is What's Wrong with Washington
• Some Alternatives to Slow Death by Medicare
• Long-Term-Care Policies: ''A Prepaid Ticket to Hell''
• Unilateral Free Trade Will Bring Disaster

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Color Boeing red-faced'' (Up Front, Apr. 5)

BOOKS
• America's Last Emperor of Finance
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Morgan''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Backseat Driver on the Dash
•    PHOTO: Acura In-Vehicle Navigation System
• Handy Transfer
• The Next Melissa

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Save Some of the Surplus for Medical Research

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Why OPEC's Ploy Will Flop
•    CHART: Will Oil Demand Revive?
• U.S. Factories Are the Stars
•    CHART: Manufacturing's Worst-Hit Industries
• Tax Dodgers Go Online
• The Beige Book As Crystal Ball

DIGITAL DISPATCH
• Take Off Your Coat and Stay a While
•    TABLE: Web Pointers

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: Nice Picture, but Where Are the Profits?
•    CHART: Labor Gains at the Expense of Profits
•    CHART: Will Joblessness Fall Below 4% This Year?
•    CHART: Where Job Growth Has Hit the Skids
• Euro Zone: Off to a Plodding Start
•    CHART: Some Progress on the Labor Front

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Election 2000: CEOs Place Their Bets
•    TABLE: Who's for George W. Bush
•    TABLE: Who's for Al Gore
•    TABLE: Who's for Bill Bradley
•    TABLE: Who's for John McCain
•    TABLE: Who's for Elizabeth Dole
•    TABLE: Who's for Dan Quayle
•    TABLE: Who's for Lamar Alexander
• Commentary: The Pentagon: High-Tech Dreams, Low-Tech Wars
• Why MCI WorldCom Wants Nextel
•    CHART: MCI WorldCom's Wireless Gap
• Are Companies Borrowing Themselves into Trouble?
•    CHART: Corporate Borrowing Is Rising...Amid a Wave of New Corporate Bonds...
• Detroit in Japan: A Car Wreck of a Car Strategy
•    CHART: Failed Mission
• Commentary: Daimler Should Show More of Its Cards
• States Go to the Head of the Class
•    TABLE: A State-by-State Report Card

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• John Malone: Weaving a New Web
• A New Way to Face the Music
• A Whole New Look for Revlon?
• From Banana Wars to Cashmere Wars
• Back to the Huddle for the Redskins
• Power Recharge at Hewlett-Packard
• Et Cetera...
• Pediatrix: Overdoctored?
•    CHART: Pediatrix Medical Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• The High-Tech Lobby Is Learning Fast
• Singe of Impeachment
• Hello, Dad Here, Sign Me Up
• A Socialist in the Senate?

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Poland: An Eastern Star Looks Dimmer
•    TABLE: Hard Times Could Speed Up Reforms
•    Poland's Finance Minister: ''The Tax Burden Must Be Reduced''
• Kosovo's Wildest Wild Card: Moscow
• Make Way for Japanese Women with Welding Guns
•    TABLE: A Better Deal in the Workplace

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Indonesia: Will a Dose of Democracy Make Things Worse?
• Israeli Air Wars
• Anwar's Next Campaign

THE WORKPLACE
• Workers--and Bosses--Unite?
•    TABLE: Next Stop, Parts Makers?

SPORTS BUSINESS
• Commentary: The Crack of the Bat--and Labor Strife in the Air

SOCIAL ISSUES
• How Green Is My Alley
•    TABLE: Corporate America Meets Public Housing
•    Commentary: Public Housing Finally Gets It Right--but It's Not Enough
•       TABLE: Low-Income Housing Tax Credit: How it Works
•       CHART: Federal Subsidies Are Declining...And Cheap Apartments Are Harder to Find

MARKETING
• For Nordstrom, Great Service Wasn't Enough
•    TABLE: Nordstrom Cleans Out Its Closet

THE CORPORATION
• A Tidy Bundle in Air Cargo
•    CHART: Friendly Skies
• False Spring for a Seed Company
•    CHART: Mowed Down

PEOPLE
• At Alberto-Culver, Daughter Knows Best
•    RESUME: Carol L. Bernick
•    RESUME: Howard B. Bernick

FINANCE
• Bob Rubin's Bond Bind
•    CHART: Issuance Is Shrinking...
•    TABLE: ...Which Could Cause Trouble for the Market
•    Defusing the Next Bond Bombshell
• Commentary: Day Trading: How to Protect Aunt Minnie

INSIDE WALL STREET
• e.spire: A Direct Link to the Net
•    CHART: Another Phone Takeover Ahead?
• Big Flower May Blossom Online
•    CHART: Basking in the Sun
• Kushner-Locke: Web Gumshoe
•    CHART: A Promising Security Foray

ECONOMICS
• Commentary: Japan's Weird Coupon Scheme

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• PC Makers Think Beyond the Box
•    TABLE: Dialing for PC Profits
• Commentary: Network Solutions: By Any Other Name, a Monopoly.com

BITS & BYTES
• The Mess Made for Business by Junk E-Mail
•    TABLE: What's in the Corporate E-Mail Box?
• www.licenseplate.com
• Trick Your Kid into Becoming a Programmer
•    PHOTO: Screen Shot of Stagecast Platform
• Fat Sound from Flat Speakers
•    PHOTO: Benwin BW2000 Speaker
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• An Ivory Tower That Spins Pure Gold
•    TABLE: Blazing Trails
•    PHOTO: Telstar I Satellite, 1962
•    PHOTO: Experimental Touch Tone Phone, 1964
•    PHOTO: Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie with Early UNIX System, 1969
•    PHOTO: Ananth Dodabalapur with Plastic Transistor, 1998

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• A One-Two Punch for Packing More on a Chip
• ''Smart'' Scalpels That Tell Doctors Where to Stop
•    PHOTO: Ultrasonic Silicon Surgical Cutting Tool
• Heart Attacks: Fewer False Alarms
• Innovations
• Developments to Watch Contacts

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• IPOs: On the Outside Looking in
•    TABLE: IPO Pipeline
•    TABLE: Getting In on the Action
• What to Do When Your Fund Stumbles
• Test-Driving Those Bare-Bones PCs
•    TABLE: Bargain-Basement Computers

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 Number As Important As Dow 10,000
• CEO Pay: Is Greed Good?

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON LEBANON
• Beirut Looks to Fill Its Coffers...While Cracking Down on Corruption (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Lebanon

INTERNATIONAL -- LETTER FROM WASHINGTON, D.C.
• Spring Break--and Not A Beer Bash in Sight (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Washington, D.C.

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Austrians Needn't Sacrifice Luxury Goods for Safe Food (int'l edition)
• ''Saving Just for the Sake of Saving Is Foolish'' (int'l edition)
• Why China Is a Long Way from Warp Speed on the Net (int'l edition)
• Panama's Net Controls Are Pretty Tight (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Unilever's Indian Jewel (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Hindustan Lever Dominates Key Markets...But Trails in Others
• A Born Gambler Plays His Chips Right (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: How Tsao Remade UMC

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Can Graham Wallace Get Cable & Wireless Untangled? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: C&W Parts Are Worth More Than the Whole
• The Bloom May Be Off the Tulip Model (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• Zhu Deserves U.S. Help (int'l edition)