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COVER STORY
• Henry Silverman's Long Road Back
•    COVER IMAGE: The Long Road Back
•    TABLE: Silverman's Three-Step Plan
•    TABLE: The Cendant Saga
•    CHART: Cendant's Wild Ride
•    TABLE: Cendant's Brand Portfolio
•    RESUME: Henry R. Silverman
•    ''Just Going About His Business''
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Silverman: "The Scars Will Be with Me"
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Is It Safe Yet to Buy Cendant?

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• The Dealmakers (int'l edition)
•    ASIAN COVER IMAGE: The Dealmakers
•    TABLE: A Family Affair: The Father
•    TABLE: A Family Affair: The Son
•    CHART: Hutchison Takes Off
•    CHART: CyberWorks' Climb

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN COVER STORY
• Unsung Heroes (int'l edition)
•    EUROPEAN COVER IMAGE: Unsung Heroes
•    CHART: Where Europe's Immigrants Go
•    TABLE: Showing Initiative
•    TABLE: Fortress Europe
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: "There Are More Opportunities for Everyone"
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Europe Must "Get More People of Working Age"

FRONTIER
• Frontier
A special supplement for entrepreneurs and small business

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• A League of Women Netrepreneurs
• Rezoning Arizona
• Virgos for Gore
• TABLE: Top 10 M&A Law Firms
• Don't Mess with These Ladies
• A French Coverup in Brussels
• Targeting the Tiniest Duffers
• CHART: Fannie Mae's Full House
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• Charter Schools: This Debate Is Far from Over
• Accountants Need Clear, Modern Rules to Guide Them
• Schwab's New Fees Don't Benefit Ordinary Investors
• Take a Closer Look at Starwood's Board
• At the Citadel, Coeducation Has Turned the Corner
• Blacks on the Web: Let's Not Create a Back-of-the-Bus

LETTER FROM UTAH
• Seeking Your Roots? Dig
•    MAP: Utah

BOOKS
• Is Humanity Getting Better All the Time?
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Nonzero''
• Fools Rush In
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''A Conspiracy of Paper''
• In the Genes?
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Taboo''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Mac Hits Another Home Run

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• The Hidden Impact of Not Taxing E-Commerce

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Workers Want a High-Tech Edge
•    CHART: A Computer-Savvy Labor Force
• How the Bull Spreads Cheer
• A Capital Surge to Latin America
•    CHART: A New Tilt in Investment Flows

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: Winter Winds Aren't Slowing This Economy
•    CHART: Manufacturing Is Gaining Momentum
•    CHART: Faster Stockpiling, But Even Faster Sales
•    CHART: Housing Refuses to Crumble
• Brazil: Laying the Groundwork for Recovery
•    CHART: Growth Is Set to Strengthen

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Locking Out the Hackers
•    CHART: As the Number of Cyber Attacks Soars...
•    CHART: ...More High-Speed Access Increases Risk
• Commentary: The New Math of Antitrust
•    TABLE: The FTC's Evolving Merger Test
• It's Still Too Early to Panic at the Pump
•    CHART: Oil Prices Rocket Upward
•    Call Up the Reserves?
• Look Who's Finally Stopping Traffic: GM
•    PHOTO: Pontiac Aztek
•    PHOTO: Buick Rendezvous
•    PHOTO: Chevy Traverse
• Commentary: As the Reform Party Implodes, Who Wins?
•    TABLE: The Independent Vote, If It's Bush vs. Gore
• Marc Andreessen: A Pioneer Once More
• Merrill's Teflon Tiger
• New Monsters on the Block

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Rupert Murdoch: Spinning out of Orbit
• Microsoft Charges the Hill
• Thomson Is Dumping the Ink
• A Big Olympics Sponsor Stays Put
• A Merger That Pays the E-Bills?
• U.S. Factories Are Running Hot
• Et Cetera...
• Threadbare
•    CHART: Abercrombie & Fitch Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Is Al Gore the New Comeback Kid?
• Air Teamster
• Options and Overtime

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Will Renault Go for Broke in Asia?
•    TABLE: Tough Call
• Haider's Helpers
•    TABLE: How Haider's Party Is Appealing to Business
•    ''The EU Has Gone Too Far'' (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• Surprise, the German Greens Are Marching with Business
• Indonesia Suspends a General
• Tokyo Banks on a New Tax

MEDIA
• Cable's Unlikely Empire
•    TABLE: UnitedGlobal's Reach

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• Commentary: The Corruption of TV Health News

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• A Reason to Get Molecules Excited
• 21st Century Chips with Lots of Zip
• Surf 'N' Turf Herbicide from Australia
• Innovations
• Developments to Watch Contacts

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• At Ford, E-Commerce Is Job 1
•    TABLE: Ford's Net Strategy: Where the Rubber Meets the Information Highway
•    Fear and Loathing in the Showroom

MANAGEMENT
• Commentary: An Options Plan Your CEO Hates
•    TABLE: Indexed Options Boost Pay for Top Performers and Punish the Laggards
•    TABLE: Options with a Sting

LEGAL AFFAIRS
• Free Speech on the Net? Not Quite
•    TABLE: How Companies Track Anonymous Postings

CORPORATE SCOREBOARD
• After All These Quarters, a New Burst of Energy
•    TABLE: The Leaders in 1999 Sales and Profits
•    CHART: Aftertax Profits Quarter by Quarter
•    CHART: Industries with the Biggest Dollar Change in 1999
•    A Sweet Offshore Breeze: Overseas Sales
•       CHART: Exports Are Rebounding
•    Fourth Quarter & Full Year 1999 Corporate Scoreboard (.pdf)

FINANCE
• The PWC Scandal Changes Everything
•    TABLE: PWC Wrestles with Compliance Issues
• Is the Bond Market Ready for Day Traders?
• Commentary: How Real Is This ''Boiler Room''?

MARKETING
• Now, Coke Is No Longer ''It''
•    CHART: The Fizz Has Gone Out of Soda

GOVERNMENT
• Issue Ads: Free Speech or End Run?
•    TABLE: Who's Running Issue Ads?

SOCIAL ISSUES
• Commentary: A New Safety Net for the New Economy
•    CHART: Unemployment Insurance Funds Are Flush...But They Cover Fewer Workers

BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• Back Off, Hacker
•    TABLE: Security Systems for PCs

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• The Tax Man Still Biteth
•    TABLE: Audit Traps
• Investing 101 For Twentysomethings
•    TABLE: A Young Person's Fund Game Plan
• Thriving on Panic
•    TABLE: John Hancock Large-Cap Value Fund
• A Dandy Inflation Hedge
•    TABLE: The Treasury's Inflation Bonds
• Commentary: Today's Hot Trend Is Tomorrow's Loser
•    TABLE: To Diversify or Not?

BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• Click Back and Plan Your Retirement
•    TABLE: 401(k) Advice on the Web

BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• Steam for Hoover's
•    CHART: ''Ripe for an Acquisition''
• Look: Software inside a Pen
•    CHART: Licensing Pacts Pile Up
• McDermott: An Oil-Patch Bonanza?
•    CHART: Its Parts May Be Worth More

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
• Time to Move on Internet Privacy
• Breaking the Oil Cartel's Grip

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON TEHRAN
• The Educated Can't Wait to Leave...But a Few Are Trickling Back (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Iran

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• This Japanese Party Is No Fringe Outfit (int'l edition)
• What Singapore Telecom Is Doing Right (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Indonesia: Where Did the Billions Go? (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Money Trail
•    TABLE: Changing of the Guard?

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Europe's Trustbuster Rolls Up His Sleeves (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Monti's Game Plan
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: "Our First Goal Is to Put Further Checks on State Aid"
• Commentary: Why Italy May Squander Its Net Future (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• Mexican Marketers Have Youth Fever (int'l edition)
•    CHART: In Mexico, Youth Rules
• Shakeout in the Latin Skies (int'l edition)
•    CHART: Sky Wars

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• German Banks Get Religion (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Germany's Banks Are in Play
• An Online Bourse without Borders

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

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• What Europe Owes Its Immigrants (int'l edition)





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