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COVER STORY
• Backlash: Behind the Anxiety over Globalization
•    COVER IMAGE: Backlash: Behind the Anxiety over Globalization
•    TABLE: The Pros and Cons of Globalization
•    TABLE: BW/Harris Poll: Globalization: What Americans Are Worried About
•    Does Anybody Love the IMF or World Bank?
•       TABLE: What Protesters Want
•    Acid Words for the IMF
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Globalization Threatens Workers, Thrills Investors
•    ONLINE ORIGINAL: Are Protesters Going About It All Wrong? (Video)

FRONTIER
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UP FRONT
• Talk Show
• A New Case of Coffee Jitters
• Bank One: Uh, Let Me Rephrase That
• Looking for a Few Good Hoosiers
• TABLE: A Digital Berlitz
• Keep Those Guzzlers Coming
• Elephant-Sized Battle Ahead
• An (Organic) Fish Story
• CHART: Higher Skills, Longer Hours
• Footnotes

EDITOR'S MEMO
• Kudos from Our Peers for Business Week Online

READERS REPORT
• ''Hype Machine''--or New Tool for the Smart Investor?
• The Feds Shouldn't Have Strong-Armed Smith & Wesson
• Doctors Aren't to Blame for the Health-Care Mess
• Children's Health Isn't a National Priority
• ''Weblining'' Could Sideline Would-Be Entrepreneurs
• There's Plenty of Top-Notch Talent at AT&T
• More Grist for Greenspan's Mill
• Unethical Reasons for Legalizing Drugs
• Alaska's North Slope: ''We're Talking Serious Gas Here''

TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Online Voting: Click and Be Counted
•    TABLE: What Online Voting Needs
• All That in a Flat Screen?
•    PHOTO: Samsung Electronics' SyncMaster
• Password Shortcut
• Help Desk

LETTER FROM FRANCE
• Putting Down New Roots at Versailles
•    MAP: Paris

BOOKS
• When the Tulip Bubble Burst
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''Tulipomania''
• The Not-So-Wonderful World of Disney
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''The Keys to the Kingdom''
• Deadly Deal
•    PHOTO: Cover, ''The Hook''

ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• Give Me Your Yearning High-Skilled Professionals

ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Yes, the '90s Were Unusual
•    TABLE: How the Past Decade Stacks Up
• Did the CEO Deserve a Raise?
• Some Folks Ante Up $4.30 a Gallon
•    CHART: Where Filling Up Really Hurts

BUSINESS OUTLOOK
• U.S.: Why Consumer Spending Will Be Tough to Curb
•    CHART: Bank Lending Is Speeding Up
•    CHART: Hours Worked Are Growing Faster
•    CHART: Mortgage Rates Haven't Risen Much
• Britain: Inflation Pressures Start to Mount
•    CHART: British Pay Growth Is Accelerating

NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• How Immigrants Keep the Hive Humming
•    CHART: Immigrant Ranks Are Swelling...
•    TABLE: ...Bringing Workers from across the Globe
•    California: ''Public School System to the World''?
• Commentary: The Unseemly Campaign of Mr. Microsoft
• Gaping Holes at the Gap
•    CHART: Slowdown at the Gap
•    Why Tommy Hilfiger Is So Like, Um, 1998
• Commentary: Bashing the Census Bashes Business
• Bush's Health-Care Plan: Sick on Arrival?
•    TABLE: A Prescription for the Uninsured
• Maybe What's Good for GM Is Good for Ford
•    TABLE: Detroit's Current and Future Offspring
• The Good Old Telephone Becomes a Hot New Web Tool
•    CHART: Talk to Me

IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
• Niall Fitzgerald: Sweet Dreams Are Made of This
• A Microsoft Pal Hurls a Brickbat
• This Drug Patent Causes Headaches
• UAL Pilots Have Money on the Brain
• No Dowey Decimal System--Yet
• Go Figure: Intuit Shares Tumble
• Et Cetera...
• Disconnect
•    CHART: Motorola Stock Price

WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
• Trying to Please Everyone Could Scuttle the China Trade Bill
• Tied in Tech Knots

LEGAL AFFAIRS
• Commentary: Why Big Tobacco Can't Be Killed
•    CHART: How Low Will They Go?
•    TABLE: No End in Sight

GOVERNMENT
• Tech: The Virtual Third Party
•    CHART: High Tech Discovers That Money Talks
•    TABLE: The Digital Dozen
•    TABLE: Whatever Techies Want
•    High-Tech Hero, Rust-Belt Race
•    Commentary: Breaks for High Tech: Pork Is Pork

THE CORPORATION
• The Perils of Fat Pension Plans
•    CHART: BellSouth: Wringing Profits from Pensions
•    TABLE: A Golden Future
• Carnival Isn't Shipshape These Days
•    CHART: Shares Overboard!

WORKING LIFE
• Give Me That Old-Time Economy
•    TABLE: From Clicks to Bricks

SOCIAL ISSUES
• Predatory Lending: Easy Money
•    CHART: The Number of Predatory Lenders Has Grown...And Lending Has Boomed, Thanks to Wall Street
•    TABLE: Wall Street Backs Subprime Lending

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• Mini-Windows: If at First You Don't Succeed...
•    TABLE: Microsoft's Repeated Reboots
• Remember Interactive TV? It's Active Again

THE BEST OF BUSINESS WEEK ONLINE
• What a Chance to Simplify Taxes
•    CHART: As Stock Gains Feed Tax Revenues...The U.S. Budget Moves into Surplus...But Tax Rates Remain High
• Making Sense of All Those Polls
• The Sounds of Japan's Silence

DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
• The Buzz on a Disposable Hearing Aid
•    PHOTO: Songbird's Disposable Hearing Aid
• Save San Francisco--Paper It
• Tracking Consumers by Satellite
• Innovations

THE INTERNET
• You May Already Be a Winner.com!
•    TABLE: Money for Nothing

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• A Euro Media Star Is Born
•    TABLE: Europe's Broadcasting Powerhouses
• The Raiders Are Coming! The Raiders Are Coming!
•    TABLE: Who's Prowling Europe
• Commentary: Peru: Fujimori's Ploy May Blow Up in His Face
• Nosedive for a Net Highflier
•    CHART: Hikari Heads South
• Commentary: Is Softbank Sinking? Don't Bet on It
• Another About-Face for Acer
•    TABLE: Stan Shih's Busy To-Do List

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
• North Korea: Why It's Suddenly Ready to Come in from the Cold
• Crunch Time in Russia

FINANCE
• Investors, Beware the Press Release
• Suddenly, Goldman Is Less Golden
•    TABLE: Goldman's Tarnished Deals
• An IPO for Tom--but Maybe Not Dick or Harry
•    CHART: IPOs: No Slowdown Yet
• Commentary: Margin Debt Isn't the Problem
•    CHART: Market Volatility Returns

SPORTS BUSINESS
• Commentary: Thinking Out of the Batter's Box

BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• Luxury Cars Get Even More So
•    PHOTO: BMW Z8
•    TABLE: Riding High--and Paying for It
•    Loads of Muscle, Plenty of Class
•       TABLE: Saab 9-5 Aero
•       PHOTO: Saab 9-5 Aero
• The Terminator of SUVs
•    TABLE: Mercedes-Benz Gelaendewagen G500
• The Best Ride under $360,000
•    TABLE: Rolls-Royce Corniche
• Eyes on the Road, Mind on the E-Mail
•    TABLE: What Infotainment Radio Gives You
• Awesome Wheels for the Younger Set
•    PHOTO: Pontiac Aztek

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• Leases: Dings to Watch
•    TABLE: What You'll Get Charged for...And What You Won't
• Biotechs: Catch a Risky Wave
•    TABLE: Smart Biotech Buys
• Funds That Trade Like Stocks
•    TABLE: Exchange-Traded Funds
•    TABLE: Inside an ETF Portfolio

BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• E*Trade's Shortcut to Tech Investing
•    TABLE: No-Work Option

BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• Level 8: Heading Up?
•    CHART: The Plateau May Be Temporary
• A Stiff Breeze behind MarineMax
•    CHART: Choppy Seas of Late
• The Net Is Hungry for Dataram Memory
•    CHART: Growing with the Web

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
• What's behind the Global Backlash

INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON BELGIUM
• Fighting to Save an Old-Style Brew...And Bringing in the Next Generation (int'l edition)
•    MAP: Belgium

INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Taiwan's People Have Made Their Choice (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Acer's About-Face (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Stan Shih's To-Do List
• Hong Kong: The Internet Is So Yesterday (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Falling at Net Speed in Hong Kong
• A Brave New Economy for Singapore (int'l edition)
•    TABLE: Up the Value Chain

INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• The Czech Republic: ''This Country Is a Mess'' (int'l edition)
•    CHART: The Lagging Czechs
• Lukoil Is Lonesome (int'l edition)
•    CHART: High Oil Prices Lift Lukoil
•    RESUME: Vagit Alekperov (int'l edition)

INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• Ecuador: Dollar Spoken Here--Sort Of (int'l edition)
• Juan Valdez Wants More Cash (int'l edition)
•    CHART: A Weak Brew

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

ARTICLES PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED IN INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS
•APRIL 17, 2000
• Why India's Poor Pay for Private Schools
• The Next Frontier in Remaking the Chaebol
• Matsui: The Little Broker That Could
• Tame the Currency Markets? Think Again





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	Cover by David Rudes/BW, Photograph of Man by James Porto, Photograph of Globe by Eric Pearle/FPG. For articles in the Apr. 24 domestic edition previously published in international editions