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Accounting Wars SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt is on a mission to wrest power from the Big Five accounting firms COVER IMAGE: The Investor's Champion TABLE: The SEC vs. the CPAs: Battleground Issues TABLE: Top Bean Counters TABLE: When Audits Fail, Investors Lose TABLE: Arthur Levitt: Career Highlights TABLE: Political Green from the Green-Eyeshade Crowd "I Want It Crystal-Clear Who's to Blame" (extended) Did the Auditors Cross the Line at MicroStrategy? TABLE: MicroStrategy: Key Dates CHART: The Rise and Fall of MicroStrategy ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Michael J. Saylor Commentary: Where Levitt's Plan Falls Short Korea's Digital Quest The country has become a cyberleader, but will the Old Economy culture hold it back? COVER IMAGE: Korea: Its Digital Quest CHART: Digital Korea TABLE: An Economy at War with Itself Slammed into the Pavement (int'l edition) CHART: The Unraveling of Kosdaq Breaking Away: Success outside the Chaebol (int'l edition) Talk Show Did Hancock Go a Mom Too Far? The Sweat of Small Brows Will Grade-A Beef Get Left Behind? TABLE: Home Sweet Home Honest Sumo? Fat Chance Go Online. Then Go on Trial All Stirred Up about Taxes CHART: Why Work? Footnotes There Is More Than One Way out of Airport Hell ''Green'' and ''Growth'' Are Not Mutually Exclusive The Wrong Way to Wipe Out Poverty Bashing Business Just Doesn't Wash Anymore Internet Success Is Driven by Demand ''Attention, Kmart Managers'' ''Riding high on little wheels'' (Marketing, Sept. 4, 2000) If You Can't Stop Wildfires, Tame Them MAP: Arizona Pulp Nonfiction at Archer Daniels PHOTO: Cover, ''The Informant'' Ringmasters of the Financial Circus PHOTO: Cover, ''The Fortune Tellers'' ...But What I Really Want to Do Is Direct Productivity: All Signs Are Go CHART: How Information Technology Is Boosting Growth More European Men Opt Out of the Workforce CHART: Earlier to Pasture Women in the Boardroom U.S.: Sure, the New Economy Gospel Is Winning More Converts GRAPHIC: How Business Economists See 2001 CHART: U.S. Foreign Debts Continue to Swell CHART: The Fire under Heating Oil Prices France: High Rates Put a Big Dent in the Economy CHART: Growth Takes a Small Spring Break Revenge of the Old Economy CHART: Energy Prices Have Soared...But Traders Expect Them to Fall TABLE: How Bad a Hit? Three Price Scenarios Commentary: Big Oil's Priority: Pump Up the Stock Price TABLE: Drilling Is Down The Chase to Become a Financial Supermarket TABLE: Are Mergers Good for Bank Customers? Commentary: Hollywood Won't Lobby Its Way out of the FTC Report on Violence Would You Buy an Explorer? A New Blowup over Bridgestones Bush: Is the Problem the Message--or the Messenger? Bush's California Conundrum TABLE: What Hangs in the Balance Commentary: HP's Consulting Bet: Why Investors Are Anxious CHART: Depressed Stock Cable vs. DSL: Which One Is the Tortoise? CHART: DSL: Gaining On Cable? Sears' Alan Lacy: From the Storeroom to the Store The FCC Gets Tough on AOL's Messaging A Blow to Microsoft's .Net Tech Investing Has Vroom to Go American Tackles On-Time Woes It's FastForward for Inktomi Et Cetera... PC Misbehavior CHART: SCI Stock Price Ford/Firestone: An Election-Year Double Whammy Farmers for Free Trade The Cybertaxman Boost for Deutsche Telekom Fasten Your Seat Belt--It's Going to Be a Bumpy Quarter for Europe's Economy CHART: The Euro's Steady Slide Mitsubishi: Conquest or Quicksand for Daimler? TABLE: Mitsubishi Motors: Needs Work Here a Truck, There a Truck (int'l edition) TABLE: Daimler Dominates ''The Kremlin Is Making a Profound Mistake'' TABLE: How the Kremlin Is Trying to Control Russian TV Why NATO Is Bracing for Another War in Yugoslavia China Spotlights Corruption Riding Herd on Telmex Nader and Buchanan: What You Won't Hear in the Debates On the Left: What Makes Ralph Run (extended) On the Right: Buchanan's Last Stand? (extended) What Burst Pop.com's Bubble? TABLE: Net Losses Big Brother Calling TABLE: Location Is Everything Now Anybody Can Be a Paparazzo Millennium: A Pharma Star Is Born? CHART: King of Biotech Deals TABLE: How to Make a Genomic Drug for Obesity Slivers of Carbon That Could Break a Chip's Fever Teaching Rocket Scientists a New Trick Needle-free Injections: This Won't Hurt a Bit Innovations Wired Schools CHART: Schools Have Rushed to Install Computers...And Plug into the Net...But Most Students Don't Use the Web Much...And Most Teachers Don't Either TABLE: Schools of the Future TABLE: The Explosion in e-Learning ONLINE ORIGINAL: Intel's Craig Barrett: "Let's Get the Teacher Comfortable" ONLINE ORIGINAL: AOL's Steve Case: "It's Critical That No Kids Get Left Behind" ONLINE ORIGINAL: IBM's Lou Gerstner: "Lots of People Seem to Be Looking for Panaceas" ONLINE ORIGINAL: Al Gore: "Without Teacher Training...Technology Isn't Much Use" ONLINE ORIGINAL: Apple's Steve Jobs: "Our Vision Is That We Have Just Begun" Wish Everyone Used Dial? The Soapmaker Does CHART: Dial's Stock Slides on Management Slip-Ups TABLE: Soap Opera The Business Week 50: Finance Muscles Its Way to the Top CHART: The Business Week 50--Six Months Later TABLE: The 10 Best Performers TABLE: How the Rest Stacked Up Can CMGI Stop the Bleeding? TABLE: The New CMGI Telecom's Wake-Up Call CHART: Why Telecom Companies May Disappoint Investors TABLE: How Telecom Companies Will Fare Global Crossing's Harrowing Trek TABLE: A Global Upstart It's a Mid, Mid, Mid Market CHART: Small Breakthrough ONLINE ORIGINAL: Q&A with Aaron Harris Speaking the Customer's Language--Literally Is That a Virus in Your Hand? Mitsubishi: Failed Vision This Studio Is a Sequel Itself ''You Called Our Widget a What?'' No Kidding! Teens Are Trading Big-Time TABLE: Tuning in on Teen Investing Who Wants to Be a Teen Millionaire? Explaining Money's Mysteries to Your Children TABLE: Family Reading Matter Teach Wisdom with $20 a Week TABLE: How to Manage an Allowance Majoring in Debt TABLE: Hey Kids! Before You Charge, Surf Mom, Can I Have a Cell Phone? TABLE: How Family Plans Stack Up Hey, Kids, Investing Is Cool! TABLE: Kid-Friendly Funds: A Sampler You Might Prefer These Preferreds TABLE: Want a Tax Break? How Good Is Your 401(k) Plan? TABLE: Assessing the Providers A Buyout at Xerox? CHART: In a Jam on Many Fronts Coming in Clearer at Qualcomm CHART: Last Year's Gain Evaporates Dressing Up the Gap CHART: That Bedraggled Feeling Figures of the Week (.pdf) Production Index Components HISTORICAL DATA: BW Index Back to 1992 Levitt vs. the Bean Counters Schools Need a Lot More Than Computers A Haven for Tax-Free Shopping...Searches for an Economic Spark (int'l edition) MAP: Finland Let's Not Whitewash the Indonesian Cabinet (int'l edition) The Wrong Way to Wipe Out Poverty (int'l edition) Natural Dietary Supplements: Purified Poison? (int'l edition) ''Stand up and fight'' (Asian Business, Sept. 11, 2000) (int'l edition) Traditional Advertisers Burst onto the Net (int'l edition) CHART: Online Ads Are Booming Commentary: Hong Kong: The High Price of Ignoring Democracy (int'l edition) It's Going to Be a Bumpy Quarter for the European Economy (int'l edition) Oil Prices: Putting the Fire to Politicians' Feet (int'l edition) CHART: Europe's Sky-High Gasoline Prices Football's Rich Clubs May Run the Rest off the Field (int'l edition) TABLE: The Game's Woes Argentine Telecom IMPSAT Goes Toe-to-Toe with AT&T (int'l edition) CHART: Wired for Growth Deutsche Börse on the Prowl (int'l edition) TABLE: Seifert's Options Trade Online? Not Me, Guv (int'l edition) TABLE: Why the British Don't Pick 'n' Click International Figures of the Week (.pdf) (int'l edition) Don't Buy Off Fuel Protesters (int'l edition) Germany: Stop Bullying Wal-Mart (int'l edition) Chaebol Still Drag Down Korea (int'l edition)
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