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Cover Photo of Robert Pittman by Chris Usher; Photo of Steve Case by Danuta Otfinowski/Matrix; Digital Illustration by David Rudes/BW.
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 | Jan. 24, 2000 |
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COVER STORY
• Welcome to the 21st Century
• COVER IMAGE: Men of the Century: Bob Pittman and Steve Case
• TABLE: How the Giant Fits Together
• Running the Numbers on the Deal
• TABLE: One Stab at Valuing the Stock
• Commentary: Is This Baby Built for Cyberspace?
• A Little Help from the Feds
• So Who's Next?
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: Loving AOL--Before Time Warner
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: AOL-Time Warner Creates "negative Synergy"
SPECIAL REPORT -- MUTUAL FUNDS
• Mutual Funds: What's Wrong
• CHART: Flows to Mutual Funds Slow Down
• CHART: Assets Have Exploded, But Expenses Remain High
• CHART: Taxes Take a Toll on Returns
• How Janus Made Mincemeat of Its Rivals
• TABLE: Janus Tops the Charts
• Our Annual Guide to Mutual Funds
• TABLE: The A List
• TABLE: The Best Performers in Their Categories
• TABLE: The Largest Funds
• TABLE: The Fund Categories
• SCOREBOARD: Equity Funds: Mutual Fund Scoreboard (.pdf)
SPECIAL REPORT -- CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
• The Best and Worst Corporate Boards
• TABLE: Attributes of a Good Board
• TABLE: The Best and Worst Boards of Directors (.pdf)
• Now, a Gadfly Can Bite 24 Hours a Day
• Good and Bad Boards by the Numbers
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READERS REPORT
• Kudos on the New Economy. Now Get Back to Work
• Comet Counts Cursors. It Doesn't Track Users
• Would a Y2K Meltdown Have Been So Bad?
• No Need for ''Biotech'' Labels on Food
• Detroit Cars: All Talk, No Quality
• More Buzz on the Super Hornet
CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Univision peers into cyberspace'' (The Corporation, Jan. 17, 2000)
• ''Corporate welfare: The sound bite and the fury'' (Government, Jan. 17, 2000)
BOOKS
• Is the Dismal Science Dazed and Confused?
• PHOTO: Cover, ''Butterfly Economics''
TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• What Keeps AOL on Top
• TABLE: On-Ramps to the Net
ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
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ECONOMIC TRENDS
• America's Jobs Are Changing
• TABLE: U.S. Job Growth: The Coming Decade
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INDUSTRY MONITOR
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• India: Reform Is the Key to Lasting Growth
• CHART: The Global Recovery Lifts Foreign Demand
NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• The Economy: The Case for a Soft Landing
• CHART: The Wealth Effect Levels Off
• CHART: A Softer Housing Market
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• Cars That Let You Cruise--and Surf
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: GM's Ron Zarrella: Putting the Net on Wheels via AOL
IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
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WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Why Al Gore Has the Greens Seeing Red
• Techie Wish List Granted
THE CORPORATION
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• The Big Grab
• CHART: Value of Announced Deals
• TABLE: Key Players in Europe's Merger Wave
• Wal-Mart's Not-So-Secret British Weapon
• TABLE: The Giant's European Game Plan
• BMW Could Use a Little Skid Control
• TABLE: Overhauling Rover
INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• Is Windows Ready to Run E-Business?
• TABLE: Windows vs. the World
• The Long March of Windows 2000
SPORTS BUSINESS
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
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BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• Cruising the Net--In Hyperdrive
• TABLE: Broadband Info
• TABLE: Speed Check
• TABLE: Going Online
• So You Want to Bet on Broadband?
• TABLE: Broadband Plays
• A Vintage Year for Wine Web Sites
• TABLE: Web Wine Buys
• TABLE: Online Wine Merchants
BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• A Small Price to Pay for Retirement
• TABLE: Making Your Nest Egg Last
BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• A Way to Woo Youth
• CHART: Room to Grow?
• Hauppauge Clicks in PC Video Gear
• CHART: Sliding Down the Slope
• Ready to Rock at Comdisco
• CHART: Lots of Oomph
FIGURES OF THE WEEK
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EDITORIALS
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INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON CHILE
• A City Transformed by a Fish...Worries That the Boom Won't Last (int'l edition)
• MAP: Chile
INTERNATIONAL -- LETTER FROM CUBA
• Havana's Dance with the Dollar (int'l edition)
• MAP: Cuba
INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Pounding Europe's Pavements Is No Picnic (int'l edition)
• The Perils of Potent Pesticides (int'l edition)
• There's More to Porsche Than Sports Cars (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Kicking Tires in Seoul (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Why Buy a Korean Car Company?
• Can China's Revamped Oil Giant Fly on Wall Street? (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Making Over Petrochina
• Can Asia Cellular's Satellite Venture Get off the Ground? (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• A Fiscal Reformer's Last Hurrah (int'l edition)
• CHART: Frenkel's Good Fight
• Jacob A. Frenkel: The Man Who Opened Israel's Economy (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICAN BUSINESS
• Did the IMF Drop the Ball in Ecuador? (int'l edition)
• CHART: Ecuador's Currency Crisis
• The High Cost of Free Internet Access (int'l edition)
• TABLE: Latin America's Net Heavyweights
INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Henning Schulte-Noelle: Europe's Player (int'l edition)
• TABLE: What Is Allianz's Next Move?
• TABLE: How Allianz Stacks Up
• $40 Million a Year? That's Some Gross Income (int'l edition)
• PIMCO: A ''Quantum Leap'' for Allianz (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L FIGURES OF THE WEEK
• International Figures of the Week (int'l edition)
• Country Focus/Germany (int'l edition)
• CHART: German Inflation
INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
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