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COVER STORY
• For-Profit Schools
•    COVER IMAGE: For-Profit Schools
•    TABLE: The Business of Education
•    TABLE: For-Profit Charters: A Primer
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Edison's Chris Whittle: ''Winners of This Race Are Children''
•    Going to Bat for Vouchers
•       TABLE: Vouchers: The Tussle Continues
•       ONLINE ORIGINAL: John Walton: ''Making a World-Class Education Available to Every Child''
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: It's Time for a Refresher Course in Education Stocks

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• Taking Asia Digital (int'l edition)
•    ASIAN COVER IMAGE: Rich Kids Go Digital
•    TABLE: Asia's First Familes
•    Rushing the Net in Taiwan (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN COVER STORY
• Europe's Internet Bash (int'l edition, included in the e.biz supplement)
•    EUROPEAN COVER IMAGE: Year of the Net

BUSINESS WEEK E.BIZ
• A Special Supplement on Electronic Business

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• The New Geek in Town: GM
• Iridium Isn't Space Junk Yet
• A Fact Factory for the New Economy
• TABLE: IPOs from Hell
• The Lawsuit in Mark Cuban's Face
• Old Masters on the Payroll
• The Rising Cost of Riding Teacups
•    CHART: Disney Outpaces Inflation
• CHART: Working Round the Clock
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• Pinochet Should Be Tried for Human Rights Abuses
• Taxing Internet Sales Doesn't Make Sense
• U.S. Had Early Knowledge of China's Famine

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Lots more money to count'' (In Business This Week, Jan. 10, 2000)
• ''Vintage year for wine Web sites'' (Lifestyle, Jan. 24, 2000)
• TABLE: ''Burying the hatchet buys a lot of drug research'' (News: Analysis & Commentary, Jan. 31, 2000)

BOOKS
• Is the Islamic Republic Unraveling?
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''The Last Great Revolution''
• The Business Week Best-Sellers of 1999

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Laptops Catch Up to Desktops
•    TABLE: The HP OmniBook 900

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• What Really Sabotaged the Seattle Trade Talks

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Where Venture Capital Ventures
•    TABLE: Leaders of the Pack in Attracting Investment
• High-Tech IPOs Rocket On
• Japan: Ready for Real Reform?
•    CHART: U.S. Companies Are Welcome

INDUSTRY INSIDER
• The Car That's All Brains, No Beauty
•    PHOTO: Ford's Design Vice-President, J Mays
•    PHOTO: Ford's 24-7
•    PHOTO: The 24-7's Customizable Dashboard

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: Exports Rebound, but Barely Dent the Trade Deficit
•    CHART: Import Growth Swamps the Pace of Exports
•    CHART: Consumer Spirits Have Never Been Higher
•    CHART: Where the Dollar Has Lost Ground
• Spain: Waning Worries over Inflation and Trade
•    CHART: Inflation Is Moving Up

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• A Little Net Music?
•    CHART: Music Downloads Are Growing Exponentially
• Doug Daft Isn't Sugarcoating Things
•    CHART: As Coke's Volume Growth Has Slowed...Its Profits Have Fizzled...And Its Stock Has Lost Its Bite
• Seeing Cracks in the Baby Bells
•    CHART: Bells Fall Short in DSL
•    CHART: Baby Bell Blues
• Bottom Lines: Not Too Shabby
•    TABLE: Fourth-Quarter 1999 Flash Profits Scoreboard (.pdf)
•    TABLE: Fourth-Quarter 1999 Flash Profits Scoreboard (text)
• From GM to Cisco in Just Four Decades
•    TABLE: The Top 25 U.S. Companies by Market Value, 1969-99 (.pdf)
• Commentary: P&G's Cold Feet May Have Averted a Misstep
• Commentary: Zagging Right: Did Bush Lose More Than He Won?
• Changing the Cyber House Rules
• Commentary: Super Sunday, Nomadic Owners, and Karl Marx

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Gail McGovern: Leading Fidelity's Online Charge
• Chrysler's Eaton Takes an Off-Ramp
• Sprint Hangs Up on Global One
• Priceline: Bidding in Many Tongues
• Carlos Slim Takes One More Bite
• Intuit and AMD Get New Chiefs
• Et Cetera...
• Magic Kingdom
•    CHART: Walt Disney Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Suddenly, a Healthy Shot at Health-Care Reform
• Home Rules
• Digital Summit
• Phone Break

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Can Bertelsmann Take Wing?
•    TABLE: Middelhoff's Shaky Strategy
• Mexico Pulls Off Another Trade Coup
•    CHART: Mexican Trade with the European Union
• Weaving a Web to Catch the Corrupt
•    TABLE: Why Korean Activists Are Disgruntled

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• How Corruption Is Eating Away at Beijing's Power
• Brazil Tames the Budget
• Citigroup in Poland

THE CORPORATION
• Commentary: How Barnes & Noble Misread the Web

FINANCE
• Getting Off the NYSE Floor
•    CHART: Back Where It Started
• Ignore That Rate Curve
•    CHART: Bearish Signal? A Flat Yield Curve
• Commentary: Sorry, The Sopranos Is Off-Key

MUTUAL FUND SCOREBOARD
• So Many Discounts--and a Good Many Deals
•    TABLE: The Best of the Bunch
•    SCOREBOARD: Closed-End Equity and Bond Funds (.pdf)

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• A Promising Pill for Male Birth Control

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Yale's Biggest Science Project
• But Will They Bring a Little Keg of Brandy?
•    PHOTO: Sandia National Labs.' Rescue Robots in Action
• A Flat TV with No Fat Price Tag
• Innovations
• Developments to Watch Contacts

LEGAL AFFAIRS
• A Crackdown on E-Druggists
•    TABLE: Dubious Medicine
•    Drugmakers: Could a Mouse Click Drag Them into Court?

PEOPLE
• Pro Basketball's Family Act
•    TABLE: The Maloof Family Empire

MEDIA
• Oxygen: Inflated Expectations?
•    TABLE: Women Use the Web Differently Than Men...But They Have the Same Favorite Sites

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• Rushing to Play the Net without a Safety Net
•    TABLE: Promising New Internet Funds
•    CHART: Net Fund Boom
• From Web Whiz to Fund Runner
• Greenspan for Greenhorns
•    TABLE: Key Terms
•    TABLE: The Fed's Voting Presidents
• In Love with the Dow
•    TABLE: Strong Hand

BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• High-Tech Betting for the Risk-Averse
•    TABLE: Four Ways to Play

BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• Chris-Craft and CBS?
•    CHART: Lots of Value Unlocked Lately
• A True ''Explosion'' for Veritas
•    CHART: A Surge--And Room to Run
• Mail.com's Busy Delivery Schedule
•    CHART: The Message Is Mixed, So Far

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
• Deficit Reduction vs. Tax Cuts
• If You Can't Trust the Auditors...
• For-Profit Schools' Public Benefits

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON RUSSIA
• Where Damp and Mold Lay Siege...And a Clinic Tends the Casualties (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Russia

INTERNATIONAL -- LETTER FROM LONDON
• Hoist a Few Cabs, Guv? (int'l edition)
•    MAP: London

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Pinochet's Crimes against Chile: Unfinished Business (int'l edition)
• Americans Should Worry More about Net Privacy Invasion (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Singapore Telecom: If You Can't Beat 'em... (int'l edition)
•    CHART: While Foreign Telcos Have Soared...SingTel Has Been Left Flat
• Is This Man Building the Amazon.com of Asia? (int'l edition)
•    CHART: Targeting Japan's E-Commerce Boom

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Chris Gent Is Already Looking Beyond Mannesmann (int'l edition)
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Vodafone's Gent: ''We've Got to Keep the Company Moving'' (int'l edition)
• A Business Radical Takes on the System (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: How Seilliere Is Rocking the Boat

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICAN BUSINESS
• Net Investors Discover a New Continent: Latin America (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Where the Cash Is Coming from--and Where It's Going

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• New World Financiers, Old World Startups (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Getting in on the Action
• Finally, a Clean Banking Slate for the Czechs? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Prague's Two Biggest Banks Go on the Block
• China's Banks Prepare for Battle (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Reforms Push China's Banks to Go Commercial

INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L FIGURES OF THE WEEK
• International Figures of the Week (int'l edition)
•    Country Focus/Russia (int'l edition)
•       CHART: Russian Output

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• In Germany, Crony Capitalism Is Kaput (int'l edition)





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