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 | July 5, 1999 |
This Table of Contents represents all editions of Business Week with the above date, including International editions.
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COVER STORY
• The Warren Buffett You Don't Know
• COVER IMAGE: The Warren Buffett You Don't Know
• TABLE: Anatomy of the Berkshire Empire
• Talking to the Troops
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: Homespun Wisdom from the ''Oracle of Omaha''
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• Honda: Can the Company Go It Alone? (int'l edition)
• COVER IMAGE: Honda: Can the Company Go It Alone?
• PHOTO: Honda Indy Racing Car
• PHOTO: Honda Gas-and-Electric Hybrid
• PHOTO: 1999 Honda Odyssey
• TABLE: Honda vs. the Giants
• TABLE: Handicapping Honda
• ''We Just Kind of Sneak Up on You'' (int'l edition)
• How Not to Buy a Car Company (int'l edition)
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: Honda's Yoshino: ''Traditionally, We Build Small and Grow Big'' (int'l edition)
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READERS REPORT
• Value Investing, My Eye
• The U.S. Should Stop Wavering on Taiwan
• The Internet Is Not Bringing People Together
• Microsoft Can Afford a Spending Spree
• Low-Skill Immigrants Are Driving Down Wages
• ''Acting on Principle Is a Dangerous Thing to Do''
CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Manufacturing was never on the floor'' (Readers Report, June 14)
• ''Be your own jeweler--on the Net'' (Bits & Bytes, June 14, in some editions)
BOOKS
• All the Presidents' Scandals
• PHOTO: Cover, ''Shadow''
• The Business Week Best-Seller List
ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
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TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Give Us a Simpler ''Office''
• Sounding Off about ''Office'' (extended)
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
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• Spain: Growth Has Joblessness on the Run
• CHART: A Notch Slower, but Still Strong
NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Whose Cables Are They?
• TABLE: The Fight Over Open Access Goes Local
• The ABCs of Open Access
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• Commentary: DVD and Conquer: Why One Technology Prevailed
IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
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WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
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INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
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FINANCE
• Nursing Homes: On the Sick List
• TABLE: Intensive Care?
• Commentary: 4.71 Reasons Why Decimals Would Benefit the Market
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PEOPLE
• Compuware: No Way to Treat a Crisis
• CHART: A Success Story
• PHOTO: Peter Karmanos Jr. (center) with Compuware Co-Founders in 1973
• TABLE: A Troubled Inquiry
• TABLE: Inside Compuware's Boardroom
• Commentary: Keeping an Investigation on the Right Track
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• Can Red Hat Stay Red-Hot?
• TABLE: Hat in the Air
• Bringing Mainframe Might to PC Servers
• TABLE: IBM: No Longer a Laggard in Servers
BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• Term Life Bargain Days
• TABLE: Where to Find Quotes Online
• TABLE: Term Insurance Tips
• CHART: Premiums Plunge
• Index Funds: Enhanced? Only the Expenses
• TABLE: How Enhanced Index Funds Are Faring
• How a High-Tech Star Stays Hot
• TABLE: Leo's Top Holdings
BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• Is Your Annuity a Dud? Read On
• TABLE: The Difference a Point Makes
BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• Strong Kick at IVAX
• CHART: Ready for a Jolt
• OEC Could Get Back on the Beam
• CHART: So Far, the Stock Is Inert
• Web Hotel Business: Wings for Pegasus
• CHART: Hitting a Few Bumps Lately
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INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON LITHUANIA
• A Standoff over Aging Nukes...Has a Lot of Workers Shook Up (int'l edition)
• MAP: Lithuania
INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• We Are What We Eat (int'l edition)
• Don't Bet Too Much on the Euro (int'l edition)
• A Fuzzy Line Between Growth and Value (int'l edition)
• The U.S. Missed the Boat on Defense Consolidation (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• China Plays the Credit Card (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Why Beijing Wants People to Borrow
• Memo to Beijing: We're Still Open for Business (int'l edition)
• Is Seoul Losing the Nerve for Financial Reform? (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Korea's Stalled Deals
• Take a Good Close Look at This Malaysian Cleanup (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Malaysia's Debt Workout
• The South Asian Music Invasion? (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Looking for the Next Ricky Martin--In India
INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• BNP's Boss: The Man Who May Be King (int'l edition)
• TABLE: The Proposed French Banking Giant
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: BNP's Pebereau: ''There Is No Obsession with Being Large'' (int'l edition)
• Is Arnault Inventing E-Luxe? (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Arnault's Web
• Commentary: What Kosovo Doesn't Need: A Battle over Aid (int'l edition)
• TABLE: The Race for the Reconstruction Business
• Calling Young Companies on the Way Up (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Milan's Coming Attractions
INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• The Mexican Bank Crisis Just Won't Go Away (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Mexico's Bottomless Banking Bailout
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: Bancomer's Guajardo: ''We Need to Have a Vision'' (int'l edition)
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