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 | Dec. 20, 1999 |
This Table of Contents represents all editions of Business Week with the above date, including International editions.
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COVER STORY
• Xtreme Retailing
• COVER IMAGE: Xtreme Retailing
• TABLE: Real World vs. Cyber World
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: Bargain Days for Mall REIT Investors
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• Samsung (int'l edition)
• ASIAN COVER IMAGE: Samsung
• TABLE: Anatomy of a Turnaround
• CHART: Business Is Surging
• CHART: Growth Is Now Better Balanced
• PHOTO: Samsung Wrist Phone
INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICAN COVER STORY
• Mexico: Breaking the Curse (int'l edition)
• LATIN AMERICAN COVER IMAGE: Mexico: Breaking the Curse
• TABLE: Mexico: Then and Now
• TABLE: What Could Still Shake Mexico's Financial Stability
• A Microscope Maker Takes a Global View (int'l edition)
• ''Why Did They Have to Mess It All Up?'' (int'l edition)
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: Finance Minister Gurria: Toward Democratic Normality
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: Mexico's Central Banker: ''It Doesn't Matter Who Wins''
SPECIAL REPORT
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• CHART: Tech Torpor Overseas
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READERS REPORT
• Smoke and Mirrors in Marlboro Country
• How the World Bank Is Fighting Child Labor
• Why a Free Lunch at Your ATM?
• In the Pipeline: More Female CEOs
• The Net Can't Replace Independent Insurance Agents
• Alas, Microsoft Must Go under the Knife
CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Outta here at Microsoft'' (Information Technology, Nov. 29, 1999)
ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
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TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• How Apple Is Giving Small Biz Short Shrift
BOOKS
• The Brain's Many Mansions
• PHOTO: Cover, ''Intelligence Reframed''
• Using Chaos to Make a Bundle
• PHOTO: Cover, ''The Predictors''
TALKING TECHNOLOGY
• Don These Specs, Toss Your Monitor
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
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• Germany: Giving the Euro a Boost
• CHART: Domestic Demand Is Showing More Strength
NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
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• Fighting Words from a Feisty Al Gore (extended)
• VIDEO: A Talk with Vice-President Gore
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• Can Apple Take Its Game to the Next Level?
• CHART: Apple's Worldwide Market Share
• TABLE: Upbeat Investors: Thinking Different about Apple
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IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
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WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Can GM Hit Racing Speed in Asia?
• TABLE: GM's Asian Adventure
• Microsoft: Ericsson's New Weapon in the Wireless War
INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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THE CORPORATION
• A Last-Minute Makeover at CompUSA
• CHART: CompUSA's Sliding Sales
MANAGEMENT
• Dot.Com Boards Are Flouting the Rules
• TABLE: Valley-Style Boards
• TABLE: Too Close for Comfort?
FINANCE
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• Commentary: I'm Not Gonna Pay a Lot for This Stock Quote
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• The Savvy behind Sycamore
• TABLE: Sycamore's Visionary
• TABLE: Sycamore's Enforcer
BITS & BYTES
• The Brits Find a Way to Make E-Mail a Private Affair
• Sharper Digital Pix on the Cheap
• Zeroing in on Women Online
• TABLE: Shopping the Web
• A Home on the Web for Top Alums
• Bits & Bytes Contacts
PEOPLE
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WORKING LIFE
• ''Mommy, Do You Love Your Company More Than Me?''
• TABLE: How Entrepreneur Moms Make It Work
BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• The St. Moritz of the Slovak Slopes (int'l edition)
• MAP: Slovakia
• TABLE: The Tracks Less Traveled
• Finland: A Handy Hop Away (int'l edition)
• MAP: Finland
• Fitness: Punishment Is Passe (int'l edition)
• TABLE: New Routes to Fitness
• A Wine-Soaked French Retreat (int'l edition)
• TABLE: The Grapes of Health
BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• No Portfolio Is Safe from Trade Winds
• CHART: The Ballooning Gap
• TABLE: The Major Reports
• IPOs: Going After the Hard to Get
• TABLE: USAA Aggressive Growth (USAUX)
• TABLE: The Fund's IPO Winners
• Commentary: The Trouble with Boomer Nest Eggs
• TABLE: Bullish Boomers...Are Still Buying Stocks
BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• Boot Camp for Buffett Wannabes
BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• A Hot Buy in Cable
• CHART: The Price Is Not Sky-High
• Radware: Directing Net Traffic
• CHART: A Post-IPO Peak--and Slide
• A Cozy Niche in Audio Conferences
• CHART: Going Up and Up
FIGURES OF THE WEEK
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EDITORIALS
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INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON NEPAL
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INTERNATIONAL -- LETTER FROM UTAH
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INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• ''What Becker Calls Bribery, We Call a Scholarship'' (int'l edition)
• Mexico's PRI Rules through a ''Buddy System'' (int'l edition)
• Open Standards: A Shield against Monopoly (int'l edition)
• Don't Pick on India's Nuclear Program (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• East Asian Tinderbox (int'l edition)
• MAP: Southeast Asia
• McCaw, Malone, Murdoch--Chandra? (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Britain and Europe: Divided They Stand (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Sore Spots
• Coming Soon: A Euro-Army (int'l edition)
• What's at Stake in the Duma Vote (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Fall of the Finance Shoguns (int'l edition)
• TABLE: The Power Grab
• Frankfurt's Power Play (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Threats to Europe's Bourses...Have Them Running for Cover
• Commentary: India's IPOs: All That Glitters Isn't a Jewel (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- INTERNATIONAL FIGURES OF THE WEEK
• International Figures of the Week (int'l edition)
• Country Focus/Japan (int'l edition)
• CHART: Japanese GDP
