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COVER STORY
• eBay vs. Amazon.com
•    COVER IMAGE: eBay vs. Amazon
•    TABLE: The Tale of the Tape
•    TABLE: Toting up the Titans
•    CHART: Who Has the Best Sales?
•    CHART: Who Has the Best Bottom Line?
•    CHART: Who Has the Best Stock Performance?
•    Q&A with eBay's Meg Whitman
•       RESUME: Margaret C. Whitman
•       PHOTO: Meg Whitman, CEO of eBay
•    Q&A with Amazon's Jeff Bezos
•       RESUME: Jeffrey P. Bezos
•       PHOTO: Jeff Bezos, Founder of Amazon.com
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: The Duel Extends to Wall Street

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• Japan's High-Tech Hope (int'l edition)
•    ASIAN COVER IMAGE: Japan's High-Tech Hope
•    MAP: Kyoto
•    TABLE: A City Rich in History and Legend (int'l edition)
•    End Run Around Japan Inc. (int'l edition)
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: ''I Intend to Become the Intel of Motors''
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: ''We Have the Intelligence to Succeed''

SPECIAL REPORT
• Hot Growth Companies
•    TABLE: Hottest of the Hot
•    Friede Goldman Intl.: A Gusher in a Drought
•    bebe stores inc.: This Is No Fashion Victim
•    Mastech Corp.: The Nabobs of Networking
•    Action Performance Cos.: Hot-Rodding His Way to the Top
•    Salton Inc.: Putting a Gizmo in Every Kitchen
•    Maximus Inc.: Welfare Privatizer
•    Where Are They Now?
•       TABLE: The 1997 Winners...And the Losers
•    TABLE: 1999's 100 Top Hot Growth Companies (.pdf)

EDITOR'S MEMO
• Little Dynamos with High Hopes

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Wal-Mart Passes the Check
• Ruminations about Rubin
• Will Castro Fake the Real Thing?
• When AT&T Acquired NASA
• Doesn't Work? Doesn't Matter
• Ad Agencies to Students: Cut Class
• Pan Am Thinks Small
• CHART: Big Brother at Work
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• More on Mike Milken, Then and Now
• The View from America Online
• The Net's First Real Pro Manager
• A Consultancy Tells Its Side of the Story
• A Rising Tide Demands Rising Skills
• Keeping an Eye on Sweatshops--Via Audits
• Why We Move Where We Move

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• "Chipmakers: At last, an upturn" (News: Analysis & Commentary, May 10)
• "The Reincarnation of Mike Milken" (Cover Story, May 10)
• "The good, the bad, and the terrible" (Special Report, May 24, in some editions)
• "America Online and on the air" (News: Analysis & Commentary, May 24)

BOOKS
• The Dangers Lurking in the Global Economy
•    PHOTO: Cover, "The Return of Depression Economics"

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• One Thumb Up for the Palm VII
•    TABLE: Palm VII Wireless Features
•    PHOTO: Palm VII

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Why the U.S. Should Welcome China to the WTO

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Waving a Statistical Wand
•    CHART: Revisions Put a Gloss on the Data
• Quick to Fire and Quick to Hire
•    CHART: No Letup in Layoffs
• Figuring Out the Fed's Intent

TALKING TECHNOLOGY
• Computing for the People

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: Is Inflation Coming Back?
•    CHART: How Oil Has Skewed Inflation
•    CHART: Crude Prices May Have Topped Out
•    CHART: A Lot of Capacity Remains Idle
• Britain: Trying to Balance a Lopsided Recovery
•    CHART: Inflation Becomes Less Threatening

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Looking for Inflationary Trouble
•    TABLE: Why Inflation Is Back in the Vocabulary
•    CHART: The April Spike
• Commentary: Why the Fed's Open-Mouth Policy Works
• Treasury and the Fed Were Never This Close
• Global Crossing: An Undersea Creature with a Big Appetite
•    TABLE: How Global Crossing Grew
• Risks Soar, the Rockets Don't
•    TABLE: Houston, We Have a Problem
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Talk with Iridium's CFO: ''Bankruptcy Isn't a Viable Alternative''
• Now, Temp Workers Are a Full-Time Headache
• Nissan: On the Road Again
•    CHART: Nissan's U-Turn
•    PHOTO: Nissan Xterra
• An AIDS Drug with a New M.O.?
• Commentary: The War against Cancer Needs New Recruits

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Jean-Pierre Rosso: Heavy (Equipment) Hitter
• The SEC Makes an Online Collar
• Battle of the Bread Spreads
• Phone Victims Get Put on Hold
• GD Has Gulfstream in Its Sights
• A Healthy Merger of E-Docs?
• Et Cetera...
• Penney Wise
•    CHART: J.C. Penney Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• A New Era of Trustbusting May Be Just Warming Up
• Gored in Space
• Is Helms Slowing Down?
• Hillary Watch

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Japan's High-Tech Hope
•    TABLE: A City Rich in History and Legend
•    MAP: Kyoto
• Revolt of Germany's Moonlighters
•    TABLE: Cracking Down on Part-Timers

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Israel: The Road to Peace Runs through the Economy

SOCIAL ISSUES
• Commentary: What Can K.O. Inequality? College
•    CHART: If Higher-Ed Spending Climbs...College Enrollment Could Rise...
•    CHART: ...Especially from Low-Income Families...
•    CHART: The Rising Cost of College...Has Boosted Students' Share of Spending

MANAGEMENT
• ''The Teddy Roosevelts of Corporate Governance''
•    TABLE: Putting the Squeeze on Directors

THE CORPORATION
• A Lot of Static at Ericsson
•    TABLE: Blueprint for a Turnaround

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• They're Listening to Your Calls
•    TABLE: The Satellites Are Out There

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Progress Reports from the War on Cancer
•    PHOTO: CMA-676
• Developments to Watch Contacts

GOVERNMENT
• Jon Corzine: The Senator from Goldman?

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• HP: No Longer Lost in Cyberspace?
•    TABLE: HP's Net Vision

FINANCE
• Can You Really Beat the Market?
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''A Random Walk Down Wall Street''
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''A Non-Random Walk Down Wall Street''
• The Net: Who's Getting More Bang for the Marketing Buck
•    TABLE: The Net's Savviest Spenders

SPORTS BUSINESS
• Watch Out for Golf's Golden Girls

BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• When Barbecue Is Serious Business
•    TABLE: The Complete Barbecuer

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• Making the Most of Your Stock Options
•    TABLE: The Ideal Options Package
•    When Should You Cash Out?
•       TABLE: Consider Unloading

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• Fidelity Magellan: You Can Be Too Rich
•    TABLE: Magellan's Biggest Bets

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• AGCO's Time to Reap?
•    CHART: Trading Below Book Value
• Rebound for an Online Ad Shop?
•    CHART: Its IPO Hit 45 in February
• Digital TV on a PC
•    CHART: An Upswing Thanks to Video

FIGURES OF THE WEEK
• Figures of the Week
•    CHART: Mutual Funds
•    CHART: S&P 500
• The Week Ahead
•    CHART: Production Index
•    HISTORICAL DATA: BW Production Index Back to 1992

BUSINESS WEEK INDEX
• Business Week Index

EDITORIALS
• Inflation: Smoke, but No Fire
• A Big Push for Small Companies
• Who'll Pay the College Bill?

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON MACAU
• Bad Blood As the Handover Nears...But a New Leader Draws Cheers (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Macau

INTERNATIONAL -- LETTER FROM BELGIUM
• French Fries? Non! Frites? Oui! (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Belgium

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Korean Air: A Culture of Corporal Punishment? (int'l edition)
• The Pound, the Euro, and Kosovo (int'l edition)
• ''Economic Imperialism and Racial Prejudice'' (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Commentary: Tung Should Leave Hong Kong's Courts Alone (int'l edition)
• Giordano Comes In out of the Cold (int'l edition)
• Australia's Lesson in Delayed Gratification (int'l edition)
•    CHART: Rolling through the Crisis

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Who'll Get Stomped in Europe's Postal Wars? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Parcel Shootout Challengers
• In Moscow, Phone Wars Can Get Nasty (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: The Battle for Market Share

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• A Firestorm over Electric Power in Chile (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: The Fallout from Chile's Power Shortage
• Will Democracy Save the Mexican Ruling Party's Hide? (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Russia's Boom in Bogus Bankruptcies (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• Mideast Peace Needs a Helping Hand (int'l edition)





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