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UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Your 1040 in 120 Seconds
• Bush to Greenspan: No Hard Feelings
• A Major Tourney Sprouts in Iowa
• Investors with Big Shoulders
• A Star Stumbles on Net Stocks
•    TABLE: Going Down
• Roller Coasters: A Steep Upswing
• Get Your Masters in Cappuccino
• CHART: Juicing Up the PC
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• All Internet Companies Are Not Alike
• Give eBay's Founder His Due
• Productivity Is No Panacea for Inflation
• The Fed Must Do More Than Jawbone
• Al Gore Needs to Be a Green Giant
• Please, Vouchers for Nonsectarian Schools Only
• College Can't Be All Things to All People

BOOKS
• We're Suckers--and We Love It
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Lead Us Into Temptation''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• A Guide to Mapless Travel
•    TABLE: Four Routes to Trip Planning

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Why It's the Wrong Time for the Fed to Squeeze

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Rising Wages, Safer Streets
•    CHART: How Crime Declines as Youths Age
• The Downside of a Savings Revival
• An Investment Role Reversal
•    CHART: As One Ratio Falls, the Other Rises

DIGITAL DISPATCH
• In the Land of Plenty, Plenty of Angst
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''The Silicon Boys''
•    PHOTO: Noah Wyle as Steve Jobs in Turner's ''Pirates of Silicon Valley''
•    PHOTO: Anthony Michael Hall as Bill Gates in Turner's ''Pirates''
•    TABLE: Pointers

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: The Labor Markets Are Sending Mixed Signals
•    CHART: A Sign of Slower Growth?
•    CHART: The Job Data Still Show a Puzzling Trend
•    CHART: Another Strong Month for Vehicle Sales
• Hong Kong: Quaking before the Fed
•    CHART: Will Interest Rates Stay Down?

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• George Fisher's Photo Finish
•    CHART: Fisher's Bumpy Reign
• P&G: How New and Improved?
•    TABLE: Problems Nag P&G
• Nucor: Meltdown in the Corner Office
• Commentary: Even a Touch of Inflation Can Be Dangerous...
•    CHART: Less Inflation, Low Rates...Prosperity
• Commentary: ...Yes, but for Now, Let the New Economy Run
•    CHART: Sign of a New Economy
• Motorola Is Ringing Again
•    CHART: On the Rebound
• Allied Well at Honeywell
•    TABLE: How Michael Bonsignore Fixed Honeywell...And Plans to Run the New Merged Behemoth
• Good Medicine for Roche?
• Commentary: The Airlines Booked Their Own Trouble
• Making Nice in Detroit

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Martin Baily: In the ''Out'' Door
• AT&T's Cable Gets Frayed in Oregon
• A Megamarket for Brokers Only
• Dismal Science to Science Fiction
• Dr. Koop's Big Coup
• World Wide Wedding Chapels
• Et Cetera...
• Lockheed's Downdraft
•    CHART: Lockheed Martin Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Suddenly, Financial Privacy Is a Hot-Button Issue
• ''Geek Week''

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Indonesia's Mystery Woman
•    TABLE: Megawati's Game Plan
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Megawati: Getting ''People to Believe in Their Goverment''
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Kwik: ''We Have Confidence That We Can Make the Poor Understand''
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Sukardi: ''People Can't Wait. They're Hungry''
• Singapore's Lee: ''You Shape Up or Perish'' (extended)
• The Birth of a New Europe?
•    TABLE: Europe's Postwar Agenda

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Can North Korea Be Coaxed out of Its Cave?
• A Gaijin Win in Japan

GOVERNMENT
• Big Casinos' Big Score
•    TABLE: Americans Drop a Bundle on Gambling...
•    CHART: ...And Big Casinos Get the Lion's Share...
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Steve Wynn: The Gambling Commission ''Was a Waste of Time and Energy''
•    Commentary: Sure There's a Price, but It Pays to Play

MEDIA
• Discovery: Beyond Bloody Gazelles
•    TABLE: Discovery's Expeditions

PEOPLE
• From Rags to 3-D Chips
•    RESUME: K.Y. Ho

MANAGEMENT
• B-Schools That Look Like America
•    TABLE: Minority Faculty at Business Week's Top 25
•    TABLE: Why the Project Works
•    TABLE: ONLINE ORIGINAL: A Dearth of Minority Faculty

SPORTS BUSINESS
• Olimar vs. Callaway: Club Feud

THE WORKPLACE
• A Leg Up for the Lowly Temp
•    TABLE: Temp Groups Are Sprouting Up All Over
•    TABLE: Permanent Rights For Temps?

LEGAL AFFAIRS
• Commentary: A Web Sales Tax: Not If, but When
•    CHART: As Online Retail Spending Grows...More Sales Taxes Will Slip Away

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• A New Breed of Thinking Computer?
•    TABLE: Computing with Chaos

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Gene Therapy for Hemophilia: ''Now Within Reach''
• Tiny Helicopters That Go Boldly Where No Man...
•    PHOTO: NASA's Mars Minicopter
• Safe Glucose Levels, All the Time?
• Innovations
•    PHOTO: Bell Labs Rainbow-Effect Thin Prism
• Developments to Watch Contacts

FINANCE
• Instinet: Still King of the E-Bourses?
•    TABLE: The Contenders
• The Leadership Question at Lazard Freres
•    TABLE: The Three Lazards: A Financial Snapshot
•    Michel David-Weill on Why Lazard Made the Move (int'l edition)
• Commentary: Is This Any Way to Fight Fraud?
• Egg All over North Face
•    CHART: Slippery Slope

BITS & BYTES
• Can the Web Help Get You into College?
• Small-Biz Buyer Meets Small-Biz Seller Online
• How to Keep the Tech Workers That You've Got
•    TABLE: The Top Five Reasons Why Tech Workers Quit
• Electronic ''Earwash''
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

ECONOMICS
• Commentary: Questions the Candidates Aren't Getting Asked

BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• Baffling Advances against Breast Cancer
•    TABLE: Breast Cancer Resources
•    A Huge Cancer Test Needs Volunteers

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• An Internet Heaven For Venture Capital Angels
•    TABLE: Where to Start
• Bank Stocks: Where the Net Doesn't Rule
•    TABLE: Financial Stocks to Bank On

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• Under the Hood of the Avis Deal
•    CHART: Avis Stock Takes a Dive

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• A New Home for AHP?
• CompUSA: Set for Sweeping Change
•    CHART: A Victim of Falling PC Prices
• SPX Is Gunning Its Engines
•    CHART: On a Tear Lately

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

EDITORIALS
• Don't Rush to Tax E-Commerce
• The G-8 Should Build on the Momentum

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON OMAN
• A Star Is Born on the Arabian Sea...But How Fast Will Change Come? (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Oman
•    PHOTO: Dedication Ceremony for the Port at Salalah

INTERNATIONAL -- LETTER FROM MEXICO
• Under the Volcano, Rock-Solid Faith (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Mexico

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• A Legal Solution to Hong Kong's Problems (int'l edition)
• All Kyoto Needs Is Entrepreneurs (int'l edition)
• Europe's Red Tape Is a Big Bore (int'l edition)
• Double-Cooking Is Not a Belgian Secret (int'l edition)
• Foreign Technology Funneled to U.S. Companies? (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Paving the Way for Layoffs (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Obuchi's New Deal
•    For Now, Obuchi Is King of the Hill (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• The Birth of a New Europe? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Europe's Postwar Agenda
• Commentary: Wanted: A Turnaround Artist for Germany (int'l edition)
• Why Two TV Titans Might Finally Get Hitched (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: The Deal at a Glance
• Commentary: Poland: A Beacon for the Rest of Europe (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• It's Crunch Time in the Latin Debt Market (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• Indonesia: A First Step (int'l edition)