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COVER STORY
• Remaking Microsoft
•    COVER IMAGE: Remaking Microsoft
•    TABLE: Building Microsoft 2.0
•    ''I'm Trying to Let Other People Dive in before I Do''
•       RESUME: Steven Anthony Ballmer
•    The Five Facets of Bill Gates's Tech Vision
•    Q&A with the Visionary-In-Chief
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Why Microsoft Shareholders Should Cheer the AT&T Deal

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Iridium Hits Flak in the Balkans
• Another Term for Greenspan?
• How Poor Kids May Enrich Schools
• Land of the Rising Conflict
• When Bidders Are Ringers
• The Movie House Is a Steakhouse
•    PHOTO: General Cinemas' Premium Theater
• Check the ID of That Furby
• CHART: Who Do You Trust?
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• Scandal at the Amex: Points of View
• Coke's Problems Are of Its Own Making
• The Right Numbers at Schwab

BOOKS
• The Unsung Heroes of the PC Age
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Dealers of Lightning''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• A Better Channel for the PC-TV
•    TABLE: Replay vs. TiVo

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• When Free Markets Threaten Family Values

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• More Than One Game in Town
•    CHART: Home Sweet Home: The Most Widely Held Major Asset
• Do Towers Rise before a Crash?
• Congress Plans Fatter Pensions

DIGITAL DISPATCH
• Quick, Fed Ex Me an Executive
•    TABLE: Ex FedEx Execs in the Valley

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: The Win-Win in Slowing Labor Costs
•    CHART: A Curious Slowdown in Compensation
•    CHART: Strong Income Gains, Even Stronger Spending
•    CHART: Trade: A Huge Drag on First-Quarter Growth
• Japan: Still No Consumer Turnaround in Sight
•    CHART: An Unprecedented Gap in Two Jobless Rates

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• AT&T: What Victory Means
•    TABLE: The AT&T Deal for MediaOne
•    PHOTO: C. Michael Armstrong
•    The Man Behind AT&T's Coup
•       TABLE: The Hostetter Saga
•    ''AOL Has to Do Something Quickly''
•       TABLE: How AOL Plans to Fight Back
• Speed Up That Line!
•    CHART: Manufacturing Picks Up
• The Farmer's Almanac and the Fed
• Commentary: A Perfect Time to Raise the Minimum Wage
•    TABLE: Who Benefits From a Minimum-Wage Hike
• The UAW to Daimler: Thanks for the Bargaining Chip
•    TABLE: UAW Targets DaimlerChrysler Units and Suppliers
• Commentary: Anatomy of a Shareholder Slaughter
• Can EDS Catch Up with the Net?
•    TABLE: The Comeback Plan for EDS
• Commentary: This Mickey-Mouse Case Should Disappear

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Joseph Galli: Power Drain
• GM's Engine Stalls Out
• Bailing out of PC Chips
• HP Gives EMC the Heave-Ho
• Ready to Trade Around the Clock?
• Pats to Hartford: Drop Dead
• Et Cetera...
• The Limited: In Fashion
•    CHART: Limited Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• A Kinder, Gentler GOP? Not If Tom DeLay Can Help It
• Tax Cuts for Savers?
• No More Mr. Nice George
• Insurance Deal Unraveling?

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Divorce, Italian-Style
•    TABLE: The Bitter End of a Long Marriage
• Commentary: Let the Markets Decide the Euro's Fate
• Size Does Matter in Asia's Cyber Race
•    TABLE: Asian Internet Stocks Take Off

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Kosovo: Can the Allies Win the Diplomatic Endgame?
• Hong Kong Crisis
• Panama's New Boss

MARKETING
• Look Who's Thinking Small
•    TABLE: Shrinking to Neighborhood Size
•    CHART: Big Slowdown for the Big-Box Stores

MANAGEMENT
• Headhunting 2000
•    TABLE: Job-Search Stats
•    TABLE: The Big Crunch
•    TABLE: New Web Tricks for Recruiters
•    TABLE: Click and Seek: Online Job Sites

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• A Booster for Biotech
•    TABLE: Beyond the Needle

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Getting the Mouse out of the Medicine
• That Daring Commuter in Her Flying Machine?
• Cyberauctions You Can Finesse
• Animal Magnetism That Cleans Oil Pollution
• Developments to Watch Contacts

GOVERNMENT
• Patrick Kennedy Has His Hand Out
•    TABLE: A Politician's Progress
•    CHART: Democratic Cash

THE CORPORATION
• Commentary: Poison Pills: Let Shareholders Decide

FINANCE
• Time to Buy Net Stocks: No or Yes?
•    CHART: Net Companies' Shares Are Sky High...
•    TABLE: ...But So Is Their Growth
• Goldman Sachs: How Public Is This IPO?
•    TABLE: Who Owns Goldman Sachs? Goldman Sachs
• Commentary: Don't Disarm These ''Securities Cops on the Beat''
• Raising Funds on the Cheap
•    TABLE: Bypassing the Broker

INSIDE WALL STREET
• Why Neon Looks All Set to Glow
•    CHART: Software for the World of E-Commerce
• Fresh Rumbles at Input/Output?
•    CHART: Its Low Price May Draw Bids
• Multimedia: The Web's Bingo Hall
•    CHART: No Big Score So Far

BITS & BYTES
• An E-Test to Help Workers Evolve
• Hacker-Tracking Gets Smarter
• Now the Web Can Be the Way to Mom's Heart
• Do You Know Where Your Kid Is Surfing?
•    TABLE: Watching Minors on the Web
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

CORPORATE SCOREBOARD
• Corporate America's Profit Surprise
•    TABLE: The Quarter's Winners and Losers
•    CHART: A Spotlight on First-Quarter Profits
•    As If Labor Costs Weren't Worrisome Enough...
•       CHART: An End to Cheaper Commodities?
•    TABLE: First-Quarter 1999 Corporate Profits (.pdf)

PERSONAL BUSINESS
• The Art of Collecting Art
•    TABLE: Big Dates in the Art World (extended)
•    TABLE: Paintings vs. Stocks
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL TABLE: Building Your Collection
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Treasure Chest of Art Online?
• Sleeping Your Back Pain Away
•    TABLE: A Good Night's Sleep
• Winning Big in Small Caps
•    TABLE: Rockland Growth Fund

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 Myth of the Minimum Wage
• The AT&T Deal Spells Competition--for Now

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITOR'S MEMO
• Putting the World in Focus (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON SLOVAKIA
• An Ethnic Minority Breathes Easier...As Politicians Try to Clean Up a Mess (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Slovakia and Hungary

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Here Comes the New, Improved Upjohn (int'l edition)
• This Taipan Has a Lot to Make Up For (int'l edition)
• To Revamp Japan Inc., First Reform the Banks (int'l edition)
• Is It Healthy That CEOs Are So Wealthy? (int'l edition)
• Better to Repay Top Taxpayers Than Waste Money (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Nissan: Still Downshifting (int'l edition)
• Investors Rush Back to Malaysia for More (int'l edition)
•    CHART: Malaysia Rising
• A Make-or-Break Test for Zhu (int'l edition)
• Commentary: Taiwan Can't Afford Its Bad-Boy Image (int'l edition)
• Enron Isn't Home Free in India Yet (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Power Struggle

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• The Rise and Rise of an Italian Cyberplayer (int'l edition)
• Scania: A Big-Rig Brawl (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: What's Riding on Scania
• Is This Russia's Next Prime Minister? (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• This Bid Breaks a Big Latin Taboo (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Drilling New Ground

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• Asia's Short-Sighted Internet Policies (int'l edition)





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