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COVER STORY
• David Wetherell: Internet Evangelist
•    COVER IMAGE: David Wetherell: Internet Evangelist
•    CHART: CMGI's Rocketing Shares
•    TABLE: David Wetherell's Internet Empire
•    RESUME: David S. Wetherell
•    PHOTO: David Wetherell, Age 5
•    One Big Happy Family--But for How Long?
•    Lycos: The Chick That Didn't Fly the Coop
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Should You Invest In the Companies CMGI Invests In?

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• A New Japan? (int'l edition)
•    ASIAN COVER IMAGE: Japan: Is It Really Ready to Change?
•    TABLE: Change in Japan: Progress...And Obstacles
•    Marriage Goes the Way of Lifetime Employment (int'l edition)
•    Commentary: An Inflexible Japan? Look Again (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICAN COVER STORY
• Battle for the Net (int'l edition)
•    LATIN AMERICAN COVER IMAGE: Latin America Logs On
•    CHART: Spotlight on the Latin Internet
•    CHART: Where the Cybernauts Are
•    United States: La Vida Loca of a Latin Web Star (int'l edition)
•    Brazil: UOL: The AOL of Latin America? (int'l edition)
•    Argentina: The Rise and Rise of Patagon.com (int'l edition)
•    Mexico: Discovering the Web's Flower Power (int'l edition)
•    Peru: Putting the Net in the Corner Store (int'l edition)

SPECIAL REPORT
• The Global Rush to Find Partners
•    TABLE: Why Alliances Can Make More Sense than Acquisitions
•    When Old Foes Need Each Other
•       TABLE: Alliances: A Sampler of Media/Entertainment Deals
•    Volatile Combos
•       TABLE: Teamwork
•    When Is Cozy Too Cozy?
•       TABLE: How the Trustbusters See It
•    Commentary: The Alliance Manager: I'm O.K., You're O.K.

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Out of Office, but in Fashion
• Turning Junkyards into a Crystal Ball
• Honda Rehearses a Pickup Line
•    PHOTO: Honda Spocket
• Death without Taxes? Not So Fast
• A B-School Goes the J-School Route
• Golf Clubs Online: A Better Idea?
• Hi, I'm John, and I'm an Entrepreneur...
• CHART: More People, But How Well Off?
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• In Praise of Breakthrough Technologies
• Baseball: How Rich Teams Should Subsidize Poor Ones
• Get Ready for Conception Control
• Online Recruiting: Too Much Is Riding on a Resume
• The High Hurdles That Enzyme Researchers Face
• Retired Execs Form a Valuable Brain Trust
• What RJR Is Doing to Keep Kids off Cigarettes

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Legal wrangling won't restore the rainforest'' (Environment, Oct. 11)
• ''Jerry Barton vs. the United States'' (People, Oct. 18)

LETTER FROM IDAHO
• Where Sheep Take Over the Streets
•    MAP: Idaho

BOOKS
• How the SATs Changed America
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''The Big Test''
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: ''The Vision behind the American Meritocracy...Is Extremely Elitist''
• One Thing the Brain Can't Fathom: The Brain
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''The Undiscovered Mind''
• Ye Olde Fiasco
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''The Fabulous History of the Dismal Swamp Company''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• An Apple Ready for Hard Knocks
•    TABLE: Apple's New iBook
•    PHOTO: Apple's New iBook

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• The Message in Letting Ecuador Default

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Is Construction Really Slowing?
•    CHART: Census Says Building Activity Has Weakened
• Where Office Rents Are Dear
•    CHART: A Global View of Office Costs
• Helping Close the Gender Gap

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: Is Labor Demand Weakening or Is There a Shortage of Workers?
•    CHART: September's Job Loss: Sign of a Slowdown?
•    CHART: Busy Shoppers Are Borrowing Heavily
•    CHART: The Rise in Pay Gains Is Not a Worry Yet
• Britain: Keeping a Lid on Growth
•    CHART: Underlying Inflation Remains under Control

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Y2K: Hold the Bubbly, for Now
•    CHART: After Y2K, Tech Money Will Flood into E-Commerce
• The Vise Trapping PC Makers
•    CHART: Chip Prices Are Soaring...While PC Prices Drop
• Commentary: The Nasty Side Effects of Medical Savings Accounts
• Hughes: Free at Last?
• Why Xerox Is Struggling
• Why Mundell Won the Nobel
• Commentary: The Fed's Dangerous Liaison with Wall Street
• HDTV: You're Not Going to Like This Picture
•    TABLE: What's Holding Up High-Definition Television?
• Commentary: Is the FCC Chief All Talk?

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Giancarlo Parretti: Suspect Apprehended. Fade Out
• Clinton's New World (Trade) View
• Colt Backs Away from Handguns
• Con Ed May Nab a New Englander
• A Queasy Feeling at Pfizer
• Phelps Dodge: The Best-Laid Plans...
• Et Cetera...
• Phone.com: Surf City
•    CHART: Phone.com Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• The Amazing New Clout of a Teamster Named Hoffa
• Will It Be Lott vs. Hagel?
• Right-Wingers for Forbes
• The GOP's Budget Ploy

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• For Deutsche Telekom, Time Is Running Out
•    TABLE: Deutsche Telekom: Under Siege at Home...And Stumbling Abroad
• Storming France's Art Barricades
• In Hong Kong, Too Much of a Good Thing?
•    CHART: Hong Kong Bought Low, Wants to Sell High
• Asia's Business-to-Business E-Boom
•    CHART: E-Biz Rising
• The World's Worst Nuclear Nightmare?

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Indonesia: Whoever Is President Will Answer to General Wiranto
• Blair Picks His Own
• Mahathir Backs Down

SOCIAL ISSUES
• The Art of Giving--When Your Resources Are Vast
•    TABLE: Gates's Gifts
•    TABLE: Family Matters

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• The Great DNA Chip Derby
•    TABLE: Biochip Contenders
•    PHOTO: DNA Chip Device from Clinical Micro Sensors
•    GRAPHIC: Dead-On Diagnosis

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Acid Rain: Bad News About the Good News
• Feathered Friends--of Stutterers
• An Elephant's Memory in a Tiny Space
• Innovations
• Developments to Watch Contacts

THE WORKPLACE
• Commentary: The Auto Talks: Who Really Won
•    TABLE: Detroit Poker: How They Split Up the Pot

INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
• E-Day: Online Banks Invade Europe
•    TABLE: Europe's Online Banks Gain Speed

FINANCE
• How Good Are the Gomez Ratings?
•    TABLE: The Rap on Gomez Advisors
• Commentary: We're All Tech Investors Now
•    CHART: Growing Clout in the S&P 500

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• Enterprise Software: A Belated Rush to the Net
•    CHART: Sales of Enterprise Software Are Slowing...So New Targets Are the Customer Service Market...
•    CHART: ...Programs Connecting Companies to Suppliers...And E-Commerce Software for Powering Web Sites
•    TABLE: How the Corporate Software Giants Stack Up
•    CHART: SAP Stock Price
•    CHART: Oracle Stock Price
•    CHART: PeopleSoft Stock Price
•    CHART: J.D. Edwards Stock Price
•    i2: The Early Bird Gets the Market

SPORTS BUSINESS
• Tagliabue on the NFL Today (extended)
• The Quiet Guy Who Brought Football Back to Houston

MEDIA
• ConsumerReports.com: No Ads. No Links. Just Loyalty
•    TABLE: Pay-Per-Read
•    PHOTO: Consumer Reports' First Issue, May, 1936, and the October, 1999, Issue

BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• Pain Is More Than a Symptom
•    TABLE: The Truth about Treating Pain
• The Kindest Cut?
•    TABLE: How Thermal Surgery Works
• Menopause: Easing the Transition
•    TABLE: Books on Menopause
•    TABLE: Menopause Resources
• Sitting Pretty--And Pain Free
•    TABLE: Where the Chairs Are
•    TABLE: A Chair Buyer's Checklist
•    PHOTO: HAG (left) and BodyBilt Chairs
• This Ball Is on a Roll
•    PHOTO: Exercising with a Physioball

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• No-Sweat Direct Investing
•    TABLE: Bypassing Brokers via the Web

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• What's Big, Brown, and Beautiful? UPS
•    TABLE: How UPS Delivers

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• Is Tyco After Bard?
•    CHART: Tyco: ''The Fit Would Be Great''
• It May Be Miller Time for Sam Adams
•    CHART: A Takeover May Be Brewing
• Why There's Lavish Buying of Ladish
•    CHART: Ready to Rev Up?

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
• In Praise of Business Alliances
• Are We Getting Blase About Y2K?
• A Subtle Shift in Japan

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON ALBANIA
• The Benz Is Hot in a Bandit Economy...And Even the Legit Fix Stolen Cars (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Albania

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Which Breakthroughs Are Revolutionary? (int'l edition)
• Prices Remain a Mystery in the Oil Game (int'l edition)
• Europe's Safety Net Makes Life More Civilized (int'l edition)
• Inefficient State Companies Are Dragging China Down (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Olivetti: Back to the bad old ways?'' (European Business, Oct. 18) (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Asia's Biz-to-Biz E-Boom (int'l edition)
•    CHART: E-Biz Rising
• Reform Grabs More Seats in Delhi (int'l edition)
•    MAP: India

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• For Deutsche Telekom, Time Is Running Out (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Deutsche Telekom: Under Siege at Home...And Stumbling Abroad
• Commentary: How the Net Can Bust Europe's Car Cartel (int'l edition)
• Storming the Barricades of French Auctions (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• In Hong Kong, Too Much of a Good Thing? (int'l edition)
•    CHART: Hong Kong Bought Low, Wants to Sell High
•    TABLE: Hong Kong's Top Five Holdings
• Online Banks Invade Europe (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Europe's Net Newcomers Gain Speed





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