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BW e.biz
• Cover Story -- IBM: Internet Business Machines
Plus: The latest BW e.biz supplement

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Why Be Galley Slaves?
• All the Tar and None of the Taxes
• How to Handle a Hacker
• My Mother the Cargill
• Keying in on Welfare-To-Web
• E-Coupons Take a Cut at Each Other
• Strap on Your Skis, Trade Some Stocks
• CHART: College Towns at Work
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• What Should Be Done about Microsoft
• The Net Makes Notaries More Necessary, Not Less
• State Farm Plaintiffs Are Picking Their Own Pockets
• Bombs Cannot Replace Soldiers
• Community Values: What Took CEOs So Long?

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Wall Street's frenzy over fees'' (Finance, Nov. 22, 1999)
• ''Charities--'tis better to give smart'' (Investor, Dec. 6, 1999)

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• The PC Follows iMac's Lead
•    TABLE: Soul of the New Machines
•    PHOTO: Dell's $999 WebPC

BOOKS
• The Top 10 Business Books of 1999
•    TABLE: BW's Picks

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• What Could Go Wrong in the New Economy

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• A Safety Valve for Wages?
•    CHART: Labor Costs Seem to Be Losing Steam
• The Real Dope on Factory Jobs
• Madison Ave.'s New Distinction
•    CHART: Where Retailers Pay Top Dollar

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: A Vise Is Tightening around Profits
•    CHART: Overseas Earnings Boost the Bottom Line
•    CHART: A Growing Squeeze on Margins
•    CHART: High Spirits among Holiday Shoppers
• France: Getting a Jump on the New Year
•    CHART: Businesses Feel More Optimistic

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Global Growing Pains
•    CHART: Free Trade Marches On
•    Commentary: Labor Standards: Try a Little Democracy
•       TABLE: Democracies Pay Higher Wages
• Bush's Politically Correct Tax Plan
•    TABLE: Bushonomics
•    Can This Hoosier Fix America? (extended)
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: The Brains Behind Bush's Tax Plan
• Is AT&T Ready for Liftoff?
•    TABLE: Four Fronts for AT&T
•    Commentary: AT&T: To Track or Not to Track
• Commentary: Bank Watchdogs Need to Use the Teeth They Have
•    TABLE: Three Costly Failures...Are Boosting Losses

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Vincent McMahon: Kinder, Gentler Sex and Violence
• eMachines Makes a Match
• An IPO in John Hancock's Future?
• Implant Claims Near Settlement
• Warner-Lambert: More Wrangling
• Conditions on an Exxon-Mobil Deal
• Et Cetera...
• Top Hat
•    CHART: Red Hat Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• The ''Frankenfood'' Monster Stalks Capitol Hill
• White House for Sale
• McCain: Ban E-Taxes

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Will the Yen's Surge Do Japan In?
•    CHART: The Yen's Inexorable Rise
• Why the Euro Is So Wimpy
• Commentary: Dollar-Euro-Yen Parity? Maybe It's Not So Crazy
• DaimlerChrysler: Desperately Seeking the Right Asian Ally
•    TABLE: Why Stuttgart Is Looking
• Cashing In on an Internet Bonanza
•    TABLE: Who Could Be Next?
• A ''Triple Play'' for Control of Europe's Net
•    TABLE: A New Net Tycoon
• Commentary: Germany Is Leading--in the Wrong Direction

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Will a Verdict in Iran Put the Hardliners on Trial?
• A Novel Trade Deal

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
• Commentary: That Russian Company You Bought? Maybe You Didn't
•    TABLE: How Russia May Reverse Privatizations

MARKETING
• Deck the Malls with Kiosks
•    TABLE: Stores without Doors

THE CORPORATION
• Long Odds on a Short-Haul Jet
•    TABLE: A Crowded Sky for Small Jets
• Not Acting at All Like a Utility
•    TABLE: As AES Pioneers New Energy Markets...
•    CHART: ...Investors Applaud
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: AES's Dennis Bakke: A Reluctant Capitalist

PEOPLE
• Sour Notes for Steve Wynn
•    CHART: A Good Hand Goes Cold

LEGAL AFFAIRS
• Commentary: Why Not Hit Microsoft in the Piggy Bank?
•    TABLE: Open Season
• Making Book on a Microsoft Appeal

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• Why Johnny May Learn to Add
•    TABLE: Education Shines in Chicago Suburbs
•    TABLE: Ranking the World's Whiz Kids

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• How the Net Can Keep Tabs on the Blood Bank
• Is the Soil Polluted? Steam-Clean It
• Teaching the Body to Fight Cancer
• Innovations
• Developments to Watch Contacts

BOOK EXCERPT
• What Brought Down Asia's Tigers?
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Meltdown''

GOVERNMENT
• Clinton: Revenge of the Lame Duck?
•    TABLE: A Clinton Scorecard
• Commentary: Don't Just Extend the R&D Credit--Improve It

INDUSTRIES
• The (Not So) Super Hornet
•    TABLE: Words of Warning
•    TABLE: New Hornet: Not Much More Sting

SPORTS BUSINESS
• The Olympics: Not Exactly World-Class House Cleaning

MANAGEMENT
• Jack in the Box Pops out of Its Shell
•    CHART: Jack's Back

ENTERTAINMENT
• For Disney, It's Woody to the Rescue
•    TABLE: A Tale of Two Toy Stories

SOCIAL ISSUES
• Commentary: One Death in 5,000 Shouldn't Doom Gene Therapy

FINANCE
• The NYSE: Invading Nasdaq's Silicon Valley Turf
•    TABLE: NYSE's Battle Plan...
•    TABLE: ...Nasdaq's Battle Plan
•    PHOTO: NYSE's 3-D Computer-Generated Trading Floor
• Revlon's Fading Beauty
•    CHART: Revlon's Rough Patch
• Where the Returns Are
•    TABLE: Beating the Pants off Wall Street
• Korea: A Nation of Cybertraders
•    TABLE: Korea's Internet Investing Heavyweights
• Cracks in the Wall at Bank One
•    TABLE: A Welter of Woes

PHOTO ESSAY
• Robots

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• Women and Retirement: Time to Get Aggressive
•    TABLE: Investor Guidance
•    TABLE: Why You Don't Want to Stop Saving
•    Making the Street Wise to Women
• Ferreting Out Stealth Spin-Offs
•    TABLE: Promising Plays
• Keep Your Eye on that Pension
•    TABLE: Do the Homework
•    TABLE: Pension Help
• Commentary: The Drawbacks of Stock-Option Fever

BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• Should Your Broker Run Your Home Page?
•    TABLE: MyPages: A Comparative View

BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• Crumpled Papermaker
•    CHART: Beaten Way, Way Down
• Cash Technologies Eyes Your ATM Card
•    CHART: On a Long, Steady Climb
• SBA May Soar in Cell-Phone Towers
•    CHART: Lots of Ups and Downs

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
• The Lessons of Seattle

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON AUSTRIA
• Oompah Isn't What It Used to Be...But ''Rum-Ta-Ta'' Is on Top of the World (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Austria

INTERNATIONAL -- LETTER FROM JAPAN
• A Big Stink over Tokyo's Fish Market (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Tokyo

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Drug Companies Should Go Back to What They Do Best (int'l edition)
• The Downside of Putting "Mr. Yen" at the IMF (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• DaimlerChrysler: Desperately Seeking an Ally (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Why Stuttgart Is Looking
• Splendor on the Web for Creative Technology? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Creative Technology's Dot.com Network
• Commentary: Inheritance Taxes Are Draining Japan's Lifeblood (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Japan's Heavy Burden

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Cashing In on the Net (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Who Could Be Next?
• So You Think You Own a Russian Company (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: How Russia May Reverse Privatizations
• Grabbing for the Net (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: A New Net Tycoon

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICAN BUSINESS
• Decision Time in Santiago (int'l edition)
•    RESUME: Ricardo Lagos (int'l edition)
•    RESUME: Joaquin Lavin (int'l edition)
• Commentary: This Constitution Could Wreck Venezuela (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• These Markets Are Really Emerging (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Beating the Pants off Wall Street

INTERNATIONAL -- INTERNATIONAL FIGURES OF THE WEEK
• International Figures of the Week (int'l edition)
•    Country Focus/Hong Kong (int'l edition)
•       CHART: Hong Kong GDP





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