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COVER STORY
• PepsiCo's New Formula
•    COVER IMAGE: PepsiCo's New Formula
•    CHART: The New PepsiCo
•    TABLE: A Life at PepsiCo
•    TABLE: Pepsi Facts
•    A Potent Ingredient in Pepsi's Formula
•    Today, Mexico. Tomorrow...
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: "The Sweet Spot of Convenient Food and Beverages"
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Is Pepsi's Stock Finally Ready to Pop?

INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L COVER STORY
• Digital Wheels (int'l edition)
•    INT'L COVER IMAGE: Digital Wheels
•    CHART: Digital Navigation Systems Are Spreading...But Japan Will Lead the Way
•    TABLE: Tomorrow's Techno-Car
•    The Only Way to Surf the Autobahn? (int'l edition)

UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• Goldman Isn't Always Golden
•    TABLE: High Hopes, But...
• A Baby Bell May Give Birth
• Zen and the Art of the Spoof
• TABLE: HMO Hotbeds
• From AOL, They Venture Forth
•    PHOTO: Robert Smith, AOL Expat
• Landfill, We've Got a Problem
• Someone Will Win, You Can Bet on It
• CHART: Work Is Just a Phone Call Away
• Footnotes

READERS REPORT
• Finding a Way to Guard Net Privacy
• Knight-Ridder Won't Give Up Majority Control
• GTE Played Fair in the FCC Auction
• More Jobs for People with Disabilities
• High Tech: A Big Help in Recruiting Workers
• It's Only Fair: Japan Must Reduce Its Trade Surplus

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''The Business Week 50'' (Cover Story, Mar. 27, 2000)
• ''The Talented Ms. Redstone'' (Entertainment, Apr. 3, 2000)

LETTER FROM WEST VIRGINIA
• Seniors Are Raising Cain in ''Almost Heaven''
•    MAP: West Virginia

BOOKS
• New Policies to Fit the New Economy
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Growing Prosperity''
• A Son Groomed to Be President
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Inventing Al Gore''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Novel, but Still Far from Neat-O

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• If We Can't Abolish the IMF, Let's at Least Make Big Changes

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• The Living Is Easy--in St. Louis
•    CHART: Cities Where It's Costly to Settle Down
• A Golden State for Its Workers
•    CHART: California's IPO Explosion
• A Better Life for Our Kids

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: So Far, Housing Is Shrugging Off the Rate Hikes
•    CHART: Mortgage Activity Remains Brisk
•    CHART: Home Sales: Drifting Lower, But Still High
•    CHART: Oil and Stock Prices Make Households Edgy
• Italy: Don't Be Deceived by the Bad News
•    CHART: The Fuel for Italy's Growth

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• How Fast Can This Baby Go?
•    CHART: As the Economy Roars...Prices Lay Low
• The Oil Patch Plays It Safe
•    CHART: Hey, Small Spender
• Commentary: A Microsoft Deal: ''A Day Late and a Dollar Short''
•    TABLE: The Settlement's Potential Impact
• US Airways: Into the Next Cloud
• Internet Phoning Isn't Just Talk Anymore
•    CHART: When Talk Is Cheap
• Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Circle the Wagons
•    TABLE: What Has Critics Riled
• Commentary: The Weak Link in the Drug-Safety Chain: Doctors

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Patricia Fili-Krushel: From Mouse Mogul to Web Whiz
• Tiger, Tiger, Shutting Tight?
• What's Thrilling Excite@Home
• Web Patents: Now for a Closer Look
• Can Dimon Turn Bank One Around?
• A Bull Makes Bear Noises
• Et Cetera...
• Frozen Asset
•    CHART: Ben and Jerry's Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• The GOP Won't Get Much Mileage from the High Price of Gas
• Microsoft Fights On
• Gephardt Backs More Visas

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Ireland: Burning Too Bright
•    TABLE: The Heat Is On
• Telefónica: Takeover Escape Artist?
•    CHART: Strong Signals
•    The Pip-Squeak Taking On Telefónica
• Commentary: Did Mitsubishi Get the Best of Daimler?
• From Convenience Store to Online Behemoth?
•    CHART: Keeping Up Momentum

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• The Mideast Could Blow Up in Clinton's Face
• France Tries Again
• Feuding in South Korea

PHOTO ESSAY
• Putin, Da
• Commentary: Will Putin Square Off with the West?

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• A Ticket to Dot-Com Heaven?
•    TABLE: Building Datenight.com
• Get Those Files out of Here
•    CHART: Soaring Storage
• Nextel: The Happy Loner
•    TABLE: What's Next for Nextel
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Nextel Isn't "Next Who?" Anymore
• Deutsche Telekom's Yankee Point Man
•    RESUME: Jeffrey Hedberg
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: "We Have Too Many Opportunities"

MEDIA
• Toontown Confidential
•    CHART: Cinar's Stock: Hardly Entertaining

MARKETING
• Car Dealers Say: Follow That Mouse
•    CHART: Driving Profits

SPORTS BUSINESS
• The Amateur Athletes Who Saved Indianapolis
•    PHOTO: Downtown Indianapolis
• Commentary: Why the NBA Can't Find the Hoop

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
• Beyond the Genome: Biotech's Next Holy Grail
•    TABLE: Proteomics 101
•    TABLE: Out in Front
•    First Silicon. Then DNA. And Soon, Protein Chips
•    Tobacco Turns Over a New Leaf
• Commentary: Needed: A Marshall Plan for Vaccines
•    TABLE: Scourges in Search of Cures

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• Outwitting the Chameleon Known As Hepatitis C
• Fruit Flies May Help Fight Parkinson's
• A Scalpel That Knows When to Stop
•    PHOTO: Smart Scalpel
• Did Life Begin with Buckyballs?

GOVERNMENT
• The Mad Grab for Latino Votes
•    TABLE: Crucial States
• The ABC's of Vouchers and Politics
•    TABLE: The Vouchers Debate

ECONOMICS
• The Power of Smart Pricing
•    TABLE: Savvy Moves

THE CORPORATION
• Did Somebody Say McBurrito?
•    TABLE: Beyond Burgers

MANAGEMENT
• Can Bonsignore Get the New Honeywell Humming?
•    TABLE: Bonsignore's Blueprint for Honeywell

FINANCE
• Lehman's Raging Bull
•    CHART: How Applegate Stacks Up
•    TABLE: Applegate's Top Picks
•    RESUME: Jeffrey M. Applegate
• Return of the Stock-Pickers
•    TABLE: The Best Funds
•    TABLE: The Worst Funds
•    TABLE: Big Returns at Big Funds
•    TABLE: Bond-Fund Leaders
•    TABLE: How the Fund Groups Fared
•    Pilgrim's (Bumpy) Progress
•       TABLE: Plump Returns from PBHG's Largest Funds
• The Heavyweight Banks Line Up to Get Even Heavier

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• Keeping Trusts out of Harm's Way
•    TABLE: Where to Find Help
•    TABLE: Smart Planning to Head Off Trouble
•    Commentary: Death and Fewer Taxes
•       TABLE: 'Tis Better to Give...
• When Giving Means Getting Back
•    TABLE: Gift Stock Resources
• Taxes: What's Your Donation Really Worth?
•    TABLE: What Are Your Donations Worth?
•    TABLE: Learning More...
• With a Couple of Million, You Could Do a Lot of Good
•    TABLE: Foundation Q&A
•    TABLE: Help for Budding Philanthropists
• Your Will: The Devil Is in the Details
•    TABLE: When to Review an Estate Plan
•    TABLE: Estate Plan Follow-Ups
• When Your Kids Will Always Be Dependent
•    TABLE: How Much Will Your Trust Pay?

BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• All-In-One Sites Have Some Missing Pieces
•    TABLE: One-Stop Accounting

BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• Tyco: The Road Back
•    CHART: Recovering from a Wallop
• Leap's Genius: Flat-Fee Cellular
•    CHART: Up, Up, and Away
• The Hidden Gem at Western Digital
•    CHART: Heading North

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 Economy: A Higher Safe Speed Limit
•    CHART: The Amazing Technology Cascade

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON SWEDEN
• Trying to Sell Europe on Snuff...And Gearing Up to Host an EC Bash (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Sweden

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Oil Producers Have the Right to Raise Prices (int'l edition)
• Can the U.S. Economy Fall Gently to Earth? (int'l edition)
• Why Greenspan Should Get Tough (int'l edition)
• The Dollar Can Do Wonders for the Americas (int'l edition)
• Europe Has the Jump with Home Broadband (int'l edition)
• The ''Logical Movement'' to Legalize Drugs (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Astra: Ready, Set...Sell! (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Jakarta's Strategy for Raising Funds
• Five Days of Clinton, $4 Billion in Deals (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Telefónica: Takeover Escape Artist (int'l edition)
•    CHART: Strong Signals
•    The Pip-Squeak Taking On Telefónica (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• The Heavyweight Banks Line Up to Get Even Heavier (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 Pay

INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
• Indonesia Finally Gets Serious (int'l edition)
• Jospin's Giant Step Backward (int'l edition)

ARTICLES PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED IN INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS
•MARCH 13, 2000
• Japan: Land of the Hostile Takeover?
•MARCH 20, 2000
• The Fly in Roche's Ointment
•MARCH 27, 2000
• This Conquistador Is Riding the Net
• Brazil's Breweries: The More Mergers the Merrier?
•APRIL 3, 2000
• Where a School Day Is Also a Workday
• The Latest Chaebol Game Plan: Stalking Cyber Startups
• Brunei's Battle Royal
• A Blip--or a Bad Omen?
• That's Some Corner Pirelli Is Turning





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