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Cover Illustration by Gary Baseman. ASIAN Cover Photograph by Marc Bryan-Brown/Black Star. EUROPEAN Cover Illustration by David Rudes/BW.
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 | Dec. 6, 1999 |
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COVER STORY
• The Wild New Workforce
• COVER IMAGE: The Wild New Workforce
• TABLE: Tactics for the Tight Labor Market
• CHART: The Jobless Rate Has Fallen...But Raises Remain Modest...As Incentive Pay Rises
• TABLE: Wage Growth Is Slowing for Most Industries
• The Hidden Costs of Stock Options
• TABLE: They Do Have a Price
• CHART: Stock Certificates in Your Pay Envelope
• The Labor Pool: Why Greenspan Is Worried
• CHART: The Fed's Favorite Labor Market Statistic
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• Goldman's Big Bet on China (int'l edition)
• ASIAN COVER IMAGE: Goldman's Big Bet on China
• TABLE: A Torrent of Deals
• TABLE: Goldman's Three Keys to Unlocking Asia
INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN COVER STORY
• Software Hell (int'l edition)
• EUROPEAN COVER IMAGE: Software Hell
• TABLE: Bad Bug Bites
• TABLE: The Bug of the Century
• PHOTO: Near-Earth Asteroid Rendezvous Spacecraft
• Will Bugs Eat Up the U.S. Lead in Software? (int'l edition)
FRONTIER
• Frontier--The Resource for Entrepreneurs
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READERS REPORT
• In Defense of Raytheon
• Newt Gingrich Is Right on the Money
• Herbalife Sets Things Straight
• Rubin's Record of Selfless Service
• ''E-Xmas'' Is Commerce Dehumanized
CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Don't need faster chips? You will'' (Technology & You, Nov. 15, 1999)
• ''Early steps to ease the taxman's bite'' (Business Week Investor, Nov. 29, 1999)
LETTER FROM SAN FRANCISCO
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LETTER FROM GREENLAND
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BOOKS
• Making Money from War--and Peace, Too
• PHOTO: Cover, ''The House of Rothschild''
• Back in Time
• PHOTO: Cover, ''Timeline''
• Techopolis
• PHOTO: Cover, ''e-topia''
• The Business Week Best-Seller List
TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Should Windows Be Wide Open?
• TABLE: Operating Systems: A Glossary
ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
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ECONOMIC TRENDS
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• Incentive for Welfare Moms
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BUSINESS OUTLOOK
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• Korea: A Supersonic Recovery
• CHART: The Recovery Is Taking Off
NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
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• Commentary: A Microsoft Settlement? Don't Bet on It
• Dot.Coms Ditch the Flying Gerbils
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• How the Grinch Stole MP3
IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Telecoms Are Running Scared
• TABLE: The Pressure Mounts on Europe's Former Telecom Monopolies
• Commentary: Germany Should Get Over Its Takeover Phobia
INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
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THE WORKPLACE
• Welch's March to the South
• CHART: Job Migration
THE CORPORATION
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• There's No Escaping AOL
• TABLE: AOL Is Partnering Everywhere
• TABLE: The Race to Ubiquity
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SPORTS BUSINESS
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FINANCE
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• Commentary: Hold Cyberbrokers to the Same Standards
SOCIAL ISSUES
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GOVERNMENT
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BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• You Can Survive Online Shopping
• TABLE: The Virtual Mall
• TABLE: Electronic Gift Certificates
• Coffee-Table Books Are Rife with Millennial Musings
• Bon Appetit
• The Millennium Meal by Mail
• TABLE: Hello, Yum-Yum
• The Kindest Cut
• TABLE: Know Your Knives
• The Pampered Pet
• TABLE: For Animals Who Have Everything
• High-Tech Cheer
• TABLE: Web Greetings
• Gifts without Gaffes for Global Clients
• TABLE: When to Give--And What
BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• Charities: 'Tis Better to Give Smart
• TABLE: Online Giving Guidance
• ONLINE ORIGINAL VIDEO: Bill Glasgall on Charitable Giving
BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• At This Price, Does Waste Smell Good?
• TABLE: Plenty Left to Clean Up
BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• A Bet on Japan's Web
• CHART: Recovering from a Post-IPO Drop
• Drugmaker KV Perks Up
• CHART: Looking More Robust
• Netcentives for Frequent Shoppers
• CHART: Going Public--and Upward
FIGURES OF THE WEEK
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INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON GERMANY
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INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• A Vote of Confidence in Nissan's Ghosn (int'l edition)
• East Is East, Central Is Central (int'l edition)
• There Will Be Plenty of Markdowns after E-Xmas (int'l edition)
• London's Cellular Service Is Nothing to Write Home About (int'l edition)
• In This Case, to Forgive Is Unfair (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• China: Will WTO Help? (int'l edition)
• TABLE: WTO: A Cautionary Tale
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INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Languedoc's Vintners Get Their Day in the Sun (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• Cocaine Crusade or Dirty War? (int'l edition)
• CHART: Despite Rising U.S. Antidrug Aid to Columbia...The Coca Crop Is Still Increasing
INTERNATIONAL -- INTERNATIONAL FIGURES OF THE WEEK
• International Figures of the Week (int'l edition)
• Country Focus/Mexico (int'l edition)
• CHART: Mexico's GDP
INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
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