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 | May 15, 2000 |
This Table of Contents represents all editions of Business Week with the above date, including International editions.
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COVER STORY
• Business Week e.biz 25
The most influential people in electronic business. Plus, a Special Report on e-tailing; and the rest of the BW e.biz supplement
INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN COVER STORY
• Spain's Surge (int'l edition)
• COVER IMAGE: Spain's Surge
• TABLE: Why Spain Inc. Is Clicking
• TABLE: Movers and Shakers: Spain's Big Chiefs
• Damn the Dangers--Tax Cuts Ahead (int'l edition)
UP FRONT
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READERS REPORT
• Is the IMF at Fault--or Its Clients?
• ''It's Time to Close the Gates'' to U.S. Immigrants
• Motorola Was a Convert to Cellular
• The Rules on Web Lotteries, Revisited
• High-Interest Lenders Aren't All the Same
• Taxes, Health Care, and the Uninsured?
• Are Biofoods Really Scary?
• The Death of a Tiger
BOOKS
• Where Beisbol Is the Stuff of Revolution
• PHOTO: Cover, ''Pitching around Fidel''
• PHOTO: Cover, ''Full Count''
• Saving a Gem
• PHOTO: Cover, ''Grand Central''
TECHNOLOGY & YOU
• A Win-Win-Win Breakup?
ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
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ECONOMIC TRENDS
• Europe Faces a Retiree Crisis
• CHART: The Coming Impact of Population Aging
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INDUSTRY MONITOR
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INDUSTRY INSIDER
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BUSINESS OUTLOOK
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• Japan: Consumers Just Won't Open Their Wallets
• CHART: Household Spending Is Still Shrinking
NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Split Vision: Is This Inflation Different?
• CHART: Rising Labor Costs...Add to Inflationary Pressures
• Managed Care Takes to the Sickbed
• CHART: Health-Care Costs Take Off
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• Antitrust for the Digital Age
• TABLE: Reshaping Antitrust Policy
• Aggressiveness: ''It's Part of Their DNA''
• Commentary: The Record Industry Can't Stop the Music
• CHART: Online Music: A Hit
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IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
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WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• The Sick Money of Europe
• CHART: Downward Spiral
• TABLE: Slow Growth Deters Investors
• Commentary: Is the Weak Euro Making Germany Complacent?
• Why the Euro May Bounce (int'l edition)
• CHART: On the Contrary
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• Li Ka-Shing Sneaks Back into the Wireless Game
• ONLINE ORIGINAL: The Mastermind behind Hutchison's Cellular Return
INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
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MARKETING
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GOVERNMENT
• Microsoft's All-Out Counterattack
• TABLE: Eight Ways to Burnish the Microsoft Image
• TABLE: Working Both Sides of the Street
CORPORATE SCOREBOARD
• The Profits Party Just Keeps on Going
• CHART: Aftertax Profits Quarter by Quarter
• CHART: Industries With the Biggest Dollar Change in the Quarter
• TABLE: Winners and Losers in Quarterly Profits
• Demand: There's More Where That Came from
• CHART: A Buying Binge
• SCOREBOARD: First Quarter 2000 Corporate Profits (.pdf)
FINANCE
• When All the News Is Free
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• Commentary: If Janus Ain't Broke...
• CHART: The Janus Effect
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THE CORPORATION
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INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
• Tough Choices on Prostate Cancer
• TABLE: More Info on the Web
• TABLE: Treatment Options
BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
• For an Expert, Click Here
• TABLE: Free Advice from Knowledgeable Folks
• Small-Cap Fund, Not-So-Small Returns
• TABLE: Tocqueville Small Cap Value
• A Spicy Asian Play
• TABLE: India Picks for U.S. Investors
• Getting in on the Angel Game
• TABLE: Women Venture Out
BW INVESTOR -- THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
• Carving Out IPO Profits
• TABLE: Cheapskate's Feast
BW INVESTOR -- INSIDE WALL STREET
• A Yankee ''Big Fish''
• CHART: A Regional Bank That Got Pounded
• Awards in Store at Netcentives?
• CHART: Cascading Down
• Important Phone Calls for Vertel
• CHART: Quite a Spike
FIGURES OF THE WEEK
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INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON RUSSIA
• Luring Investors with Honey...May Not Wash with Moscow (int'l edition)
• MAP: Leningrad Oblast, Russia
INTERNATIONAL -- LETTER FROM WARSAW
• A Love Affair with the Stock Market (int'l edition)
• MAP: Poland
INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
• Why So Much Poverty Amid Plenty? (int'l edition)
• The Third World Should Hang on to Its Talent (int'l edition)
• Who Profits from the War on Drugs? (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
• A Legend for How Long? (int'l edition)
• CHART: Legend Boots Up
• Koreans Go Crazy for Broadband (int'l edition)
• CHART: Korea's Broadband Use Is Growing
• A Cell-Phone Warrior Licks His Wounds (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
• Y&R-WPP: Is This Deal Really Dead? (int'l edition)
• TABLE: The Hunter and the Hunted
• Euro Telecom: Survival of the Biggest (int'l edition)
• TABLE: The Telco Mating Dance: Who's Left
• The Lockerbie Trial May Actually Help Qaddafi (int'l edition)
INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA
• A Comrade-in-Arms Takes Aim at Chavez (int'l edition)
• The Great Mexican Bank Sale (int'l edition)
• CHART: Mexico's Top Retail Banks
INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L FIGURES OF THE WEEK
• International Figures of the Week (int'l edition)
• Country Focus/France (int'l edition)
• CHART: French Optimism
INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS
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ARTICLES PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED IN INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS
•MAY 8, 2000
• China's Wealth Gap
• Is This Cell-Phone Whiz Racing to the Bottom?
