Avon's New Calling CEO Andrea Jung wants to sell more than makeup--and not just door-to-door. Will her people buy it? COVER IMAGE: The New Avon Lady TABLE: From Ding-Dong to Dot-Com: 114 Years of Avon Ladies RESUME: Andrea Jung CHART: Avon Profits Are Rebounding...But Sales Have Barely Climbed...Making Investors Wary The Man behind Avon's Web Site Panning for Global Gold in Local Markets (int'l edition) Are You Web Smart? What you can learn from 50 players using the Net in the most innovative ways EUROPEAN COVER IMAGE: Are You Web Smart? Business Week e.biz Talk Show Media Melee, Junior Division It's Cramer vs. the Peanut Gallery TABLE: The New New Things Shooting Legal Blanks Ladies' Night Out--at the Garage Everything's Coming Up Garlic The Hit Parade Does Stonehenge CHART: Who's Keeping the Beat? Boomers Footnotes A Creative Economy in the Service of What? Where Eco-Cars Take a Wrong Turn To Save Power, Give Consumers Smart Technology Stanford on a Blacklist? They Don't Buy It Brand-Building: Customers Will Always Come First Another Point of View on AT&T ''AT&T can't buy its way out of this mess'' (News: Analysis & Commentary, Sept. 4, 2000) Reading Books Only for the Bottom Line PHOTO: Cover, ''The Business of Books'' The Secrets & Lies of Cyber-Security How to Eliminate the Marriage Tax Penalty--Fairly and Simply Where the U.S. Economy Lags CHART: U.S. Compensation Hasn't Kept Pace The Smoothing Effect of Taxes E-Monetary Policy CHART: E-Money Takes Hold Globally Why the Country Is So Power-Mad CHART: Higher Voltage U.S.: Will the Economy Heat Up in the Winter? CHART: The Job Machine Is Slowing Down CHART: Where Construction Outlays Have Sagged CHART: Factories Experience More Downtime Mexico: Politics Isn't Derailing This Economy CHART: Fox Inherits a Sizzling Economy Ford: A Crisis of Confidence TABLE: The Challenges Ahead Commentary: The Hidden Culprit: The U.S. Legal System ''Bridgestone Just Doesn't Have a Clue How to Handle This'' CHART: Blowout Commentary: Carmakers: Churning Them Out--Along with Defects CHART: Recalls on the Rise An Early Case of Holiday Blues TABLE: Why Shoppers May Be Tightfisted This Year Commentary: Measuring the Merits of Bush's Drug Plan TABLE: Reading the Prescription Housing Numbers That Don't Add Up CHART: Mixed Signals The Industry Will Pay for United's Deal with Pilots Cutting AOL Time Warner Down to Size TABLE: Hurdles for AOL Time Warner Commentary: Online Privacy: Congress Has No Time to Waste Bernard Ebbers: Born to Shop The Day the Free Music Died A Difference of Opinion on the PC Is Bristol-Myers Checkmated? Lights! Camera! Bankruptcy! Aetna: The New Doctor Is In Et Cetera... Fading Signals CHART: Clear Channel Stock Price On the Hill, the Republicans Are a Team Divided Taking Aim at Tinseltown California Moves on E-Taxes The Economy: Growing Like Gangbusters CHART: Europe's Race with the U.S. Commentary: A Weak Euro Isn't a Failed Euro A Wireless Revolution Called Bluetooth TABLE: The Ultimate Remote Venezuela: ''Investors Are Arriving from Around the World'' (extended) Israel: Can a ''Secular Revolution'' Save the Peace Process? Cracks in the Coalition Competing for Dollars Can Office Depot Get Back on Track? TABLE: Was Anyone Minding the Store? To Reach the Unreachable Teen TABLE: Get-a-Lifestyle Marketing Commentary: Cyber-Extortion Deserves No Quarter This Baby-Infection Test Is Ready for Long Pants Motherboards Get a Second Childhood A Disorderly Plan for Nuclear Waste Innovations The New Debate over Working Moms TABLE: What Price Success? Nannies on Speed Dial TABLE: Mommy Inc. Work at Home? First, Get Real TABLE: Advice from the Front Is Al Gore the Voice of the People? TABLE: Help from ''The Powerful'' Commentary: How Compassionate Is Bush's Tax Plan? Financial Stocks: Suddenly Sexy CHART: The Index Hits a 52-Week High TABLE: Sectors Are on a Tear TABLE: The Priciest Deals of 2000 An eBay of Deadbeats TABLE: Buying Bum Loans on the Net Commentary: Associates: Will the Purchase Make Sense for Citi? J.P. Morgan: Dressed for a Deal? TABLE: CEO Warner Wants to Stay Independent... TABLE: ...But J.P. Morgan's Strengths Could Make It a Target... TABLE: ...Though at a Steep Price TABLE: The Bank Is Chasing Growth and Improving Returns CHART: Percent Return of Average Common Equity Building the Anti-J.P. Morgan ONLINE ORIGINAL: "We're Not Transforming Anymore -- We've Transformed" Commentary: Could Hydropower Come Rushing Back? ''There Is Not Enough Gas Around'' CHART: Gassing Up CHART: Volatile? You Bet Diesel Is Fueling a New Kind of Road Rage CHART: Truck-Stop Blues TABLE: Braking Diesel Exhaust Gas Station Owners May Be Pumping Red Ink Raising the Chocolate Bar Higher TABLE: Sweet Secrets TABLE: Dark Raptures How Lockups Can Leave You Out in the Cold TABLE: Unlocking the Secrets of Lockups Hedge-like Funds for Just Plain Folks TABLE: Hedge-Fund Wannabes Put Yourself in the Driver's Seat TABLE: Negotiating Tips E*Trade Left Him Twisting in the Wind TABLE: Gripe Sites Kemet: A Power Play CHART: The Stock Has Yet to Wake Up American States: Not Treading Water CHART: The Pressure Is Mounting Overseas Suitors for Ultramar? CHART: Sliding Around Figures of the Week (.pdf) Production Index Components HISTORICAL DATA: BW Index Back to 1992 Lessons from the Tire Fiasco Don't Rush to Regulate Net Access Europe's Struggling Travel Mecca...Heads Straight for Tomorrowland (int'l edition) MAP: France Land of Ancient Ways and the Internet (int'l edition) MAP: Bhutan ''Gulliver's new travels: HSBC's investment banking chief is on a rescue mission'' (Finance, Aug. 14, 2000) (int'l edition) In Asia, the Dot-Coms Are Clicking on ''Exit'' (int'l edition) CHART: Falling Stars Zee TV: Looking for a Few Good ''Millionaires'' (int'l edition) CHART: Zee Telefilms Cools Off Cell Phones: Samsung Goes for the Frills (int'l edition) CHART: Cell Phones: The World Leaders PHOTO: Samsung's Uproar Phone/MP3 Player Hybrid Is BMW Building a Hydrogen Bombshell? (int'l edition) TABLE: Who's Putting Hydrogen in Your Tank What Does a Knife Do When the Cutting's Done? (int'l edition) PHOTO: Minifridge from Electrolux TABLE: Turning Around Electrolux Firing Up Latin Consumers (int'l edition) ''Bridgestone Just Doesn't Have a Clue How to Handle This'' (int'l edition) CHART: Blowout TABLE: Yoichiro Kaizaki TABLE: Profits Plunge Globally... TABLE: ...And Locally Would You Lend Money to Argentina? (int'l edition) CHART: Argentina's Growth Has Been Stop and Go...And Its Public Debt Has Only Increased International Figures of the Week (.pdf) (int'l edition) Higher Rates Are Hampering Europe (int'l edition)
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