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COVER STORY
• The Main Event: Bernie vs. Mike
•    COVER IMAGE: Mike vs. Bernie
•    TABLE: Two Titans, Two Gambits
•    What It Will Take to Win
•       TABLE: A Bigger No. 2
•       TABLE: Bernie's Challenges
•    AT&T: The Problems Keep on Coming
•       CHART: Plenty of Snags Lately
•       TABLE: AT&T's Six Challenges
•       TABLE: Turmoil at the Top
•    Commentary: All These Mergers Are Great, But...
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Some Sorry Scores from AT&T's California Testbed
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Why These Sprint Shareholders Are Eating Dust

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN COVER STORY
• Smart Phones (int'l edition)
•    COVER IMAGE: Smart Phones
•    TABLE: Europe's Edge in the Net-Phone Battles
•    Taking a Net Phone for a Spin (int'l edition)
•       PHOTO: Alcatel's Web Touch Phone
•    ''I'm Online All the Time, and It's Free'' (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICAN COVER STORY
• Son of El Tigre (int'l edition)
•    COVER IMAGE: Son of El Tigre
•    TABLE: Rise of a CEO
•    CHART: A Snapshot of Grupo Televisa
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: The Man Who's Stalking El Tigre (int'l edition)

SPECIAL REPORT
• Executive Education: Learning to Lead

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Your Name, My Web Site
• Attention, Kmart Surfers
• Table: Rock 'n' Web
• Alan Greenspan--Protectionist?
• Lands' End's End Run
• ''Just Put It on My Dilbert Card''
•    PHOTO: Dilbert NextCard Visa
• Italy Says: Don't Boil Our Cheese!
• CHART: Stay Warm!
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• Abortion Isn't the Way to Weed Out Criminals
• Amtrak Is on Track to Get Rid of Federal Subsidies
• Who Will Survive the Coming E-Commerce Shakeout?
• What's Sexy about E.Biz--and What's Not
• Don't Be Too Hard on Campaign Soft Money
• Even in the New Economy, Someone Has to Grow Crops

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''It's a tech stock? Bring it on!'' (Business Week Investor, Oct. 4)
• ''Why gold is precious again'' (News: Analysis & Commentary, Oct. 11)

BOOKS
• A Biography at War with Itself
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Dutch''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Projectors Get Positively Petite
•    TABLE: Three Lightweights
•    PHOTO: InFocus' Lightweight LP330 Video Projector

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• What Price Pollution? Leave That to a Global Market

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• An Inflation Conundrum
•    CHART: Two Ways of Looking at Housing Inflation
• Don't Wait for the Data
• Why America Is Sitting Pretty
•    CHART: An Economic Scorecard

DIGITAL DISPATCH
• Where Second Place Means ''Loser''
•    TABLE: Pointer

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: No Wonder the Fed Has a Foot on the Brake
•    CHART: Price Pressures Are Rising, Say Purchasers
•    CHART: Factory Stockpiles Are the Leanest on Record
•    CHART: Goods Buying Has Taken Off
• Czech Republic: Nothing to Do but Cut
•    CHART: Another Rate Cut to Jump-Start Growth

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Furor over ''Frankenfood''
•    TABLE: Resistance Builds across the Globe
• The Fed's Foggy ''Transparency''
•    TABLE: Sending a Clear Signal?
• The Biggest Media Mogul You Never Heard Of
•    RESUME: L. Lowry Mays
• Commentary: Bush's Declaration of Independence

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Henry Yuen: Taking TV Guide to E-Land
• Ellison Gives Gates Another Rap
• A New Leader in Online Travel
• State Farm Writes a Really Big Check
• Smile Pretty for AOL
• More Gloom from Glaxo
• Et Cetera...
• Halliburton: Still Drills
•    CHART: Halliburton Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Steve Forbes, the New King of the Right Wing
• Forbes on the Record

GOVERNMENT
• Keeping Newt Flush and Center
•    TABLE: Newt Inc.

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• A PC Tuner That Leaves Cable Modems in the Dust
• Making Those Old Snapshots Look New Again
• Windshields You Can Darken at Will
• Innovations
•    PHOTO: Daphnia
• Developments to Watch Contacts

BOOK EXCERPT
• Chainsaw Al
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Chainsaw''

MARKETING
• ''Clicks and Mortar'' at Gap.com
•    TABLE: Fashion Forward
•    TABLE: Seamless Fit

SOCIAL ISSUES
• Poverty in America
•    CHART: A Brighter Urban Job Picture...Is Lifting Up Even the...
•    CHART: ...Most Disadvantaged...By Raising Low-End Wages
•    CHART: Inequality Is No Longer Worsening...
•    TABLE: ...But the U.S. Still Faces Many Problems
•    Commentary: Full Employment Won't Send Prices Sky-High

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Asia Hits a Bump
•    CHART: Asian Markets Lose Steam
• A Japanese Reformer with Kid Gloves
•    TABLE: The Man...And His Mission
• Olivetti: Back to the Bad Old Ways?
•    CHART: Investors Shun Olivetti...And Telecom Italia
• Commentary: Liberte, Egalite--and Equities?
• Menem May Not Be Ready to Fade Away (extended)

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• China: Does Jiang Have the Clout to Tackle the Tough Jobs?
• Allianz Makes a Bid
• Shaping Up in Brussels

FINANCE
• Psst! Want the CPI Number?
•    TABLE: How the Whisper Number Could Affect the Markets
• The No-Name That's Shadowing Schwab
•    TABLE: Chasing the Big Guys
• United Asset Management: Not Exactly a Comeback Kid
•    CHART: Can UAM Reverse Its Stock's Fall?
• Commentary: Let's Shine Some Light on Hedge Funds

BITS & BYTES
• Letting Kids Call the (Cartoon) Shots
•    PHOTO: SpunkyTown.com's T-Bit in His Alien Ship
• Boston's Route 128 Is Humming Again
• Coming in from the Cold
• Need Tech Workers? Try Keeping the Ones You've Got
•    TABLE: Help Really, Really Wanted
• Bits & Bytes Contacts

INDUSTRIES
• Lockheed Martin Returns to Base
•    TABLE: Retreat
• Making the Net Go Faster, Faster, Faster
•    TABLE: High-Speed Hotbeds
•    TABLE: The Broadband Scorecard
•    Where to Find Warp Speed
•       TABLE: The Fastest Way to the Net

BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• Avoiding the Day-Care Nightmare
•    TABLE: Seals of Approval
•    TABLE: What to Look for in a Center

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• Let Your Keyboard Do the House-Hunting
•    TABLE: Buy, Sell, Borrow on the Web
•    For Sale: A Stake in Virtual Real Estate
•       TABLE: Real Estate Net Plays
• Against the Tide
•    TABLE: Big Gains Abroad
• Minifunds, Maxi Gains
•    TABLE: Thank Heaven for Little Funds

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• Will These Acorns Turn into Oaks?
•    TABLE: Turning in Dandy Returns

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• Is Kulicke a ''Sleeper''?
•    CHART: Up and Down Like a Yo-Yo
• Why Boyd Gaming May Be a Good Bet
•    CHART: Not Exactly on a Roll Now
• ITT Industries: Its Time May Be Nigh
•    CHART: In a Serious Swoon

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

EDITORIALS
• Poverty in America: Some Good News
• Why This Merger Wave Is Different

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON VENEZUELA
• Success Is Spoiling Margarita Island...But Its Neighbor May Be Smarter (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Margarita Island, Venezuela

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• A Flawed Study on Abortion and Crime? (int'l edition)
• Europe Need Not Discard Its Safety Nets (int'l edition)
• How the Rest of Japan's Banks Could Bulk Up (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• The Sultan of Brunei: Sell the Yacht? Or the Renoir? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: The Sultan's Woes
• Commentary: A Nuclear Wake-Up Call for Japan's Regulators (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Jolly Few Sparks at Marks & Spencer (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: How to Rekindle the Flame

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Will There Still Be Real Reform in Japan? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: The Man...And His Mission
• Good for Barrick, Bad for Gold? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: How Munk Burnished Barrick Gold

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• A Step Back in Japan? (int'l edition)
• Here Comes the Mobile Web (int'l edition)





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