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Jan. 10, 2000




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COVER STORY
The 25 Top Managers of the Year
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INDUSTRY OUTLOOK 2000
Industry Outlook 2000
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UP FRONT
Talk Show
Hand-Slapping across the Water
In Frozen Finland, Money to Burn
Granola Hits the Big Time
Table: CyberEurope
Musing over the Millennium
   CHART: China's Leap Forward
   CHART: The Shrinking Workforce
   GRAPHIC: Coming to America
   CHART: Projected Costs to Educate a Y2K Baby
   GRAPHIC: The Costs of Raising a 21st Century Child
   CHART: New Home Starts, 2000-09
Footnotes
 
READERS REPORT
Seattle Was Ugly in More Ways Than One
Is GE Still an American Company?
Little Muffy Should Do Without
TWA: Silence Is Golden
Leave All That Net Hype to the Ad Agencies
Why Johnny's Teachers Can't Teach
Techie Coaches Start Setting Standards
A Hole in the Glass Ceiling?
 
CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
''Where to invest'' (Cover Story, Dec. 27, 1999-Jan. 3, 2000)
''Short and sweet? It can be done'' (Cover Story, Dec. 27, 1999-Jan. 3, 2000)
 
BOOKS
This Show of Muscle Isn't So Scary
   PHOTO: Cover, ''Germany, Inc.''
 
TECHNOLOGY & YOU
On the Web, It's 1984
 
ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
Though It's a New Economy, It's Got Some Old Flaws
 
ECONOMIC TRENDS
Plastic Puts the Poor at Risk
   CHART: Poor Folks' Credit-Card Use Has Surged
The New World of Work
Why That Deal Is Only $9.99
   CHART: When the Price Is Right
 
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
U.S.: Consumers Keep Stoking the Economy's Fires
   CHART: Fed Jitters Shake the Bond Market
   CHART: Consumer Optimism Hits a 31-Year High
   CHART: The Order Backlog Is Piling Up
Italy: A Latecomer Joins the Party
   CHART: Better Growth in a Euro-Zone Laggard
 
NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
Shop Till the Ball Drops
   CHART: Millennium Spree
   E-Tailers Keep Giving Away the Store
Commentary: How Bell Atlantic Can Shake Up Long Distance
RCN: The Juiciest Morsel in Cable?
   TABLE: The Last Mile
Gerhard Schroder, Hero of Germany Inc.?
   TABLE: Where the Money Is
Commentary: Reveille for Government Arsenals?
   CHART: Fewer Bucks for the Bang
Compaq's Long Road Back
 
IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
Gregory Maffei: Lots More Money to Count
What Am I Bid for These Old LPs?
A Helping Hand for FDA Gumshoes
Check Out This Gross Income
These Jailhouses Didn't Rock
How AOL Wipes Out the Competition
Et Cetera...
Radio Days
   CHART: Sirius Satellite Radio Stock Price
 
WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
In California, Bradley and McCain Could Slam into Reality
Smoke Screen
A Trade-Off at the WTO
Net Candidates
 
BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
John Bogle: ''I Can't Explain the Market''
   TABLE: John Bogle's Index File
 
BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
Talk City Is Buzzing
   CHART: A Hot Destination
A Safety Net for Safeguard
   CHART: Still Room to Grow
Gene Logic May Be Splicing a Deal
   CHART: In Line for a Partner?
 
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 Spread of Prosperity
The Best Managers: What It Takes
 
INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON PANAMA
Will a Sweeping Bank Cleanup...Help Create a Latin Wall Street? (int'l edition)
   MAP: Panama
 
INTERNATIONAL -- LETTER FROM BELGIUM
Where Many Lives Are Like Sad Movie Lines (int'l edition)
   MAP: Belgium
 
INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
The Bottom Line Isn't the Bottom Line (int'l edition)
Crony Capitalism Lives on in China (int'l edition)
The American Way: Not the Only Way (int'l edition)
 
INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L BUSINESS
Germany: Big Bang, Anyone? (int'l edition)
   TABLE: Where the Money Is
The Man Who Would Be Russia's President (int'l edition)
   TABLE: A Look at Vladimir Putin
So This Is Asia's Net Hub? (int'l edition)
   TABLE: A Sluggish Start
 
INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L FIGURES OF THE WEEK
International Figures of the Week (int'l edition)
Country Focus/South Korea (int'l edition)
   TABLE: Korean Forecast



 
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