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COVER STORY
• Merrill's E-Battle
•    COVER IMAGE: Inside Merrill
•    TABLE: Merrill's Online Strategy...Has Many Pitfalls
•    TABLE: Leaping into Cyberspace
•    TABLE: Merrill's Web Presence
•    TABLE: Merrill Towers over Schwab...
•    CHART: ...But Schwab's Market Cap Tops Merrill's...And Schwab's Asset Growth Blows Merrill Away
•    TABLE: A Slew of Partners
•    The Architect of Merrill's Digital Future
•       VIDEO: Q&A with John McKinley
•    ''The Winds of Change Are upon Us'' (extended)
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Online Brokerage Stocks: Is Their Time Coming Again?

INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L COVER STORY
• Remaking Nissan (int'l edition)
•    COVER IMAGE: Inside Nissan
•    CHART: Nissan's Woes
•    PHOTO: Nissan's Altima Sedan
•    PHOTO: Nissan's Frontier Crew Cab 2000
•    For Renault, a New Chance to Take on the World (int'l edition)

SPECIAL REPORT
• Technology Buying Guide
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UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• No Joking Around with Amazon.Con
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Monica's Story''
• Alan Greenspan: One Job Is Enough
• Pinstriped Pundits for the Web
• Happy Returns
• Death to E-Words Everywhere
• Silencing Chat-Room Boors
• Visa Puts Its Name Up in Lights
• CHART: Taking Care of Mom and Dad
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• Who'll Benefit from the SBC-Ameritech Merger
• ''Consumer Reports Is a Priceless Asset''
• Does Japan Inc. Suffer from Too Much Gray Hair?
• Genetically Modified Foods: Label before You Leap
• Take a Long Vacation, Inflation Hawks
• Medical-Savings Plans: Still Works in Progress
• A Greenhouse Solution That's Worse Than the Problem?
• Laptops in the Schools in Rural Virginia

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Spotting 'Style Creep''' (BusinessWeek Investor, Nov. 1)
• ''Using the Net to soup up your palm top computer'' (BusinessWeek Lifestyle, Nov. 8)
• ''A treasure trove in antique maps'' (BusinessWeek Investor, Nov. 8, in some editions)
• The BUSINESS WEEK Best-Seller List (Nov. 8)

BOOKS
• Why George W. Made It So Far So Fast
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''First Son''
• Rebel Banker
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''McColl''
• Passionate Pilot
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Daughter of the Air''

DIGITAL DISPATCH
• A Modest Proposal to End I-Way Road Rage
•    TABLE: Web Pointers

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Don't Need Faster Chips? You Will
•    TABLE: Microprocessor Milestones (extended)

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• A Requiem for Glass-Steagall

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Stock Market Time Bomb
•    CHART: Can Companies Keep Buying Back Their Shares?
• Uncrowding the Classrooms
• Male Turtles vs. Female Hares
•    CHART: A Shrinking Gender Gap

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: The Speed Limit Is Higher, but Growth Is Still Too Fast
•    CHART: Stockpiles Are Falling Behind Demand
•    CHART: Markets Get Tighter as Activity Increases
•    CHART: Labor Costs Are Still Not a Worry
• Japan: The Recovery Isn't Catching Fire
•    CHART: Tax Incentives Are Lifting Homebuilding

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Net Branding: The Name's the Thing
•    TABLE: The Cost of Building a Brand
•    Commentary: Nynex, We Hardly Knew Ye
• Throwing Bricks at the Clicks
• I Am Cyber-Woman. Hear Me Roar
•    CHART: No Gender Gap on the Web
• UPS: Will This IPO Deliver?
•    TABLE: What Will UPS Deliver?
• The One-Year Itch at DaimlerChrysler
•    CHART: Downhill Racer
•    PHOTO: Chrysler PT Cruiser
• AHP-Warner: No Panacea, But...
•    TABLE: What the Combined Company Would Look Like
• Commentary: For Lockheed, Breaking Up Is Good to Do
•    TABLE: Piece Work
• Temp Wars: Why Microsoft May Cry Uncle
•    TABLE: Strong Arguments for Hiring
• Kiss That Tax Shelter Goodbye?
•    CHART: Making More but Paying Less
• Commentary: Is P&G's Makeover Only Skin-Deep?

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Jack Welch: One Big Pair of Vacant Shoes
• More Bumps for Boeing
• Ford and GM Will Vie in Cyberspace
• Do They Consult or Do They Count?
• Now Hong Kong Is a Magic Kingdom
• Bell Atlantic Swings and Misses
• Et Cetera...
• Abbott Labs' Bitter Pill
•    CHART: Abbott Laboratories Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• The Privacy Lobby Is Starting to Sting
• A Preview of 2000?

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• High Anxiety in Paris
•    TABLE: La Creme de la Creme under Scrutiny
• Suddenly, Vivendi Isn't Such a Live Wire
•    CHART: Vivendi's Downward Drift
• Commentary: It's Tougher to Do Business in Brazil. That's Good
• China: Logged On in Limbo
•    TABLE: Lost in Chinese Cyberspace

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Malaysia: Time Could Sap Mahathir's Strength
• The Saudis Open Up
• Uruguay Turns Left

THE CORPORATION
• Reality Bites at Raytheon
•    TABLE: Bulking Up
•    CHART: As Raytheon Misfires on Earnings...Investors Dive for Cover

MARKETING
• Someday, Lee, Wal-Mart May All Be Yours
•    RESUME: H. Lee Scott Jr.
•    TABLE: Leading Wal-Mart

SOCIAL ISSUES
• Ford: The High Cost of Harassment
•    TABLE: Trouble at the Auto Maker

ECONOMICS
• Commentary: How Most Economists Missed the Boat
•    CHART: A New Look Back
•    TABLE: The Numbers from Carter to Clinton
•    TABLE: The Economic Scorecard

PEOPLE
• Jessica Bibliowicz: Full Speed to $1 Billion?
•    RESUME: Jessica Bibliowicz

GOVERNMENT
• Who the Corporate Bosses Are Backing
•    TABLES: Interesting, Strange, and Surprising Facts about CEO Giving
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: What the CEOs Say about the Candidates
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Good Thing Steve Forbes Doesn't Need CEOs' Cash

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• Scrubbing the Blood Supply
•    TABLE: What's in the Pipeline
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Chiron and Roche: A Real Blood Feud
• Clogged Arteries? Zap 'Em
•    TABLE: Cardiology's Hot New Technology: Radiation

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Tracing the Genes That Made Adam and Eve So Different
• Finally, Hot Superconductors Are Heating Up
• Be Nice to Your Friends with a Full Head of Hair
• AIDS: A Double Dose of Disappointment
• Developments to Watch Contacts

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• The Wild and Woolly World of Linux
•    TABLE: How to Avoid Culture Clash
• E-Mail That Won't Come Back to Haunt You
•    TABLE: New E-Mail Systems Can...

MANAGEMENT
• In Search of Leadership
•    TABLE: Winning Strategies of Corporate Stars

SPORTS BUSINESS
• Now It's NBA All-The-Time TV
•    TABLE: Media Empire in the Making
•    PHOTO: NBA's ''Under Pressure'' Video and ''Hot Shots'' Book
•    PHOTO: NBA's ''Inside Stuff'' Magazine, ''Feed the Fever'' CD, and WNBA ''Celebration'' Book

ENTERTAINMENT
• Digital Entertainment Network: Startup or Non-Starter?
•    TABLE: What's on DEN?

FINANCE
• Reichmanns Redux
•    TABLE: The Keys to Revival
•    PHOTO: The Reichmanns' Building at First Canadian Place
• More Treats Than Tricks on Wall Street
•    TABLE: Market-Pleasing Earnings
• Commentary: You Shouldn't Have to Pay for Government Access
• Special Report: The E-Bond Revolution
•    TABLE: The New E-Bond Market
•    GRAPHIC: Taking Bids from around the World
•    CHART: A Surge in E-Bond Trading
•    ''The Prices Are Lower, and the Yields Are Higher''
•       TABLE: Where to Buy Bonds Online

WORKING LIFE
• Siemens: Building a ''B-School'' in Its Own Backyard
•    TABLE: At Siemens, School Rules

BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• Europe's Not-So-Merry E-Christmas (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: E-Tips for Europe's Santas
• Can This Be Savile Row? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: The Young and Hip
• Handmade in Naples (int'l edition)
• Serious about Wine (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Wine Shopping

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• Planning a Smooth Financial Ride
•    TABLE: Financial Planning: An Economist's Approach
•    Fear Not. Shelter Stocks, Not Bonds
• New Exchange Funds: Not Just Spiders and WEBS
•    TABLE: Index Securities You Trade

BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• Lending a Helping Hand--with Stocks
•    TABLE: Doing Good the Smart Way

BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• JDS Uniphase Clicks
•    CHART: Breathtaking Climb
• Beaten Down: Mattel and Philip Morris
• Brightening Up at Sherwin-Williams?
•    CHART: Dribbling Down

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
• How to Set Rules for the Web
• The WTO: Another Chance for China

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON CHILE
• An Island Argues over a Bridge...Which Business Says It Badly Needs (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Chile

INTERNATIONAL -- LETTER FROM SHANGHAI
• Polishing Up a Capitalist Jewel (int'l edition)
•    MAP: East Asia

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Did Mundell's Ideas Really Advance the Euro? (int'l edition)
• The End of Democracy in Pakistan (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• China: Logged On in Limbo (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Lost in Chinese Cyberspace
• India's Critical Mess (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: A Nuclear Report
• A Shouting Match between Cell-Phone Giants (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Battle of the Telecom Titans

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Vertigo at Vivendi (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Breaking Up Vivendi
•    CHART: Vivendi's Downward Drift
• Storming a CD Bastille (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: An E-Commerce Battle in Europe
• AstraZeneca: A Drug Megamerger That's Working (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Why the Future Looks Promising

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Banking: It's Brussels vs. Berlin (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: A Privileged Position
• There's New Bounce in Asian IPO Markets (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Waiting in the Wings

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• Level the Field for Europe's Banks (int'l edition)





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