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 | May 8, 2000 |
This Table of Contents represents all editions of Business Week with the above date, including International editions.
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COVER STORY
• Oracle: Why It's Cool Again
• COVER IMAGE: Oracle Is Cool Again
• TABLE: Squeezing Savings out of an E-Business
• TABLE: Assembling an E-Business Powerhouse
• Putting His Money Where His Passion Is
• TABLE: Ellison Dabbles in Startups
• How Long Will Microsoft Play Second Fiddle?
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: Larry Ellison's Brush with Death aboard Sayonara
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: Oracle vs. Microsoft: They Could Both Be Right
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY
• China's Wealth Gap (int'l edition)
• ASIAN COVER IMAGE: China's Wealth Gap
• MAP: China's Poorest Provinces
• TABLE: Why China Must Develop the West
• Where the Future Is Made of Wood (int'l edition)
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READERS REPORT
• Tiger Growls Back
• At Least Biotech Foods Haven't Been Sprayed
• Please, No Special Rules for Tech Patents
• Gazing into the NBA's Future
• Cash Flow Is the Most Telling Indicator
• The Real Microsoft Issue Is Windows' Dominance
• Even with School Vouchers, Rich Kids Would Have the Edge
• Ticketmaster Hasn't Mastered Online Sales
• One Way to Spark More Utility Competition
• How a New Law Would Foster Income Equity
CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• ''Minding your money with the Web's help'' (Hers, May 1, 2000)
LETTER FROM SPAIN
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BOOKS
• A Sour Account of the Coors Clan
• PHOTO: Cover, ''Citizen Coors''
• Did NAFTA Backers Bamboozle America?
• PHOTO: Cover, ''The Selling of 'Free Trade'''
• The Business Week Best-Seller List
TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• Laptops: Do You Need That Speed?
ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
• With Friends Like OPEC, Who Needs...
• TABLE: Oil Production and Capacity
ECONOMIC TRENDS
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• Longer Hours for Seniors
• CHART: A Burst of Elder Work
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
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• France: The Economy Takes No Breaks
• CHART: Industrial Activity Continues to Pick Up
NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Gates's Splitting Headache
• Commentary: Fighting for Market Share Is One Thing...
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• For the Class of 2000, the Sellers' Market Intensifies
• TABLE: Salaries Keep Climbing
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IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
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WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Vivendi's Global Grab
• TABLE: Look Who's Talking to Vivendi
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• Korean Labor Isn't Playing Dead Anymore
• TABLE: Labor Pains
INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
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DESIGN
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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THE BEST OF BUSINESS WEEK ONLINE
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• The Tech Meltdown's Other Victims
• TABLE: Disappearing Investment Returns
• CHART: Smart Money?
• Incubators Are Feeling the Chill
• CHART: Downdraft
GOVERNMENT
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LEGAL AFFAIRS
• Invasion of Europe's Cartel Cops
• TABLE: Bucking a History of Collusion
FINANCE
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• Xerox Is Still Looking for Wall Street's Respect
• TABLE: How Investors See Xerox
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BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• Personal Trainers: ''Gimme Four More!''
• TABLE: Equipment You Need
• Whip Your Game into Shape--at a Tennis Camp
• TABLE: Working on Your Backhand
• TABLE: Tennis Camp Tips
• Lose Weight by Listening to Your Body
• TABLE: Where to Learn More
• Dangerous Cocktail: Herbals and Drugs
• TABLE: Herbal Resources
• TABLE: Drug Interactions That May Occur with Herbal Supplements
• An ''Epidemic'' of Sleeplessness
• TABLE: For a Better Night's Sleep...And Don't
• TABLE: WWWs for Better ZZZs
BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• Commentary: Variable Annuities: ''The Fifth-Best Option''
• TABLE: Online Resources
• TABLE: Low-Cost Variable Annuities
BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• The Wisdom of the Bear
• CHART: Contrary Winner
BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• Tops in Techdom
• TABLE: Apodaca's Choices
• The Hidden Allure of Allou
• CHART: Ripe for a Makeover
• An Easier Path for Colonoscopy
• CHART: Looking Peaked
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INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON EL SALVADOR
• Where Guerrillas Turn Hoteliers...And Street Gangs Are a Threat (int'l edition)
• MAP: Central America
INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Don't Be Too Hard on China (int'l edition)
• Computer Associates: Hoist by an Accounting Anomaly (int'l edition)
• A Leg Up for Rural India (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• Southeast Asia's Motor City (int'l edition)
• CHART: On the Road Again
• Attack of the Indonesian Hypermarkets (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Commentary: En Garde, French Shareholders (int'l edition)
• Is Vimpelcom Racing to the Bottom? (int'l edition)
• RESUME: Dmitry B. Zimin (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• Clicking for Groceries in Brazil (int'l edition)
• TABLE: The Pão de Açúcar Edge
INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
• Japan, a Nation of Risk-Takers? (int'l edition)
• TABLE: A Tough Sell to Cautious Seniors
• Merging the London and Frankfurt Exchanges: If at First You Fail... (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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ARTICLES PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED IN INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS
•MAY 1, 2000
• Thailand's Recovery Is Only Skin Deep
• Poland: When Strong Money Hurts
