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Chicago Blues It's a great, livable city, but it's fading as a business and financial capital COVER IMAGE: Chicago Blues CHART: Chicago Loses Ground in Financial-Services Jobs... TABLE: Chicago-Based Companies Lose Out in the Merger Frenzy TABLE: What They're Saying about Their Kind of Town A Talk with Hizzoner Telecom Tremors Oops! Something is going very wrong with Europe's plan for the wireless Web. Who will pay? COVER IMAGE: Europe: Telecom Tremors TABLE: The Squeeze on the Mobile Net in Europe TABLE: Keywords for the Wireless Net CHART: Wireless Asia Talk Show Is Sony Spying on the Greens? Business Bought Itself a China Deal A Giant at Compaq Goes Softly TABLE: Dots All, Folks Not So Secure at Social Security Art Appreciation in Chicago CHART: Grabbing the Ad Dollar Footnotes Accountants and Accountability En Pointe Is on a Solid Footing Part-Time Work: Good for Moms, Good for Employers So Who's Afraid of Lesbian Parents? Schools' Needs Don't Stop at High Tech The Lure of Socially Responsible Investing ''Why B2B is a scary place to be'' (News: Analysis & Commentary, Sept. 11, 2000) You Have Nothing to Lose but Your Cubicle PHOTO: Cover, ''Leading the Revolution'' Shattering the Myth of Hirohito PHOTO: Cover, ''Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan'' Idea Guy PHOTO: Cover, ''The Gentleman from New York'' Poison Pen PHOTO: Cover, ''Is Our Children Learning?'' Seeking Roots in Chernobyl's Shadow MAP: Belarus The Cube: Looks Aren't Everything PHOTO: Mac G4 Cube Adding Software--and Not Headaches Debt Relief: The U.S. Is Badly in Arrears Does Money Buy Happiness? CHART: American Women Grow Less Content Lowballing the Budget Surplus A Yen for Homes away from Home CHART: Surging Second Homes U.S.: The Economy's Big Disconnect CHART: Supply and Demand Go Their Separate Ways CHART: Consumers Get a Second Wind CHART: The Ups and Downs of the Factory Sector Italy: Clouds Thicken over the Economy CHART: The Cooling Trend Will Continue Detroit Is Losing at the Leasing Game TABLE: Sticker Shock for Leasing Companies TABLE: Some Lessors Have Been Hit Hard The Coming Flood of Asian Sport-Utilities CHART: Making Inroads PHOTO: Toyota Sequoia PHOTO: Hyundai Santa Fe PHOTO: Honda Acura MDX Commentary: Making Safer SUVs: It's Not Rocket Science TABLE: Reducing Rollovers The Furious Waltzing of Women Voters TABLE: Gender Gap Commentary: It Will Take Three Debates to Pick the Winner No Mercy in This Market CHART: Investors Are Running Scared Commentary: Emerald iMacs Are Nice, but... Commentary: Why AT&T Needs to Bulk Down Boeing Gets Blown Sideways CHART: Battle in the Sky Steven Reinemund: Thirsty for Growth at Pepsi And Now, Dell Takes a Dive Brothers in the Bank One More Chorus for Napster The Welcome Mat Is out for Nerds A Wal-Mart Store Even Nearer You Et Cetera... Down the Tubes? CHART: Guidant Stock Price How Soft-Money Ploys May Trigger Real Campaign Reform Staying in the Pool Bush to McCain: No Thanks State AGs on the Runway Commentary: What Germany Can Teach the Rest of Europe Can the Mondeo Get Ford Back into the Race? CHART: Decade of Doldrums Israel: A Partial Deal May Be the Last, Best Hope Just a Little Relief for Iraq Crackdown or Victory? Russia's Middle Class CHART: Russia's Rebound TABLE: Snapshots of the Russian Middle Class So Far, the Mobility Is All Upward Grace Forged in Steel High-Tech Hustle Sweeps the Nation CHART: The Productivity Gap Narrows Can Gillette Regain Its Voltage? CHART: Gillette Bet Big on Batteries... CEO Pay: The More Things Change... TABLE: Who Needs Friends in High Places? Commentary: The Olympics: Still Poised on a Pedestal The Yin and Yang of the Tiger Effect When E-Mail Ads Aren't Spam CHART: Bursting Mailboxes Federal Regulators: By Whose Authority? TABLE: What's at Stake Tough Love for Labor Bensinger Talks Shop Zen and the Art of Net Startups TABLE: The ZoZa Plan for E-Tailing Success Commentary: The Tire Flap: Behind the Feeding Frenzy TABLE: Why This Scandal Has Legs Return of the LBO CHART: Largest Buyout Firms CHART: Privileged Investors... TABLE: A Pipeline to Losses? A Buyout Fund for the Internet Age Storming Fortress Europe TABLE: The American Invasion of Europe Biotechs Are Cloning Money CHART: Biotech Shines Even in a Weak Market TABLE: Mutual Funds Invest in Private Biotech Ventures Commentary: Stocks: What You Can and Can't Say in Chat Rooms Commentary: They're Investment Banks, Not Lenders Who's Afraid of Petrodollars? CHART: The New Oil Wealth Gary Winnick: If You've Got It, Spend It RESUME: Gary Winnick Playing to Win in Washington TABLE: Passing Out Big Bucks Coming Soon: Robots with a Light Touch You've Got Braille! An Alarm System for Spoiled Meat Innovations Commentary: AOL Time Warner: The Thrill Is Gone CHART: Investors Are in a Holding Pattern TABLE: What a Difference 10 Months Make Are You Taking the Right Pill? TABLE: Pressure-Lowering Drugs New Hope for Sick Hearts Patient, Heal Thyself TABLE: Biofeedback Online TABLE: How It Works The Skinny on Diet Dot-Coms TABLE: Slim-and-Trim Sites Kung Fu Meets Jazzercise TABLE: Just for Kicks Art Treasures out of Carolina Clay TABLE: A Piedmont Potters' Guide What the Earnings Reports Don't Tell You TABLE: Games Companies Play TABLE: Keeping Up with, and Getting Behind, Corporate Earnings If You Can't Beat the Oil Barons, Join 'em TABLE: Playing the Oil Patch How to Boost Your Bargaining Powers TABLE: Getting What You're Worth Hijacking Hertz Shareholders CHART: Hertz Shares Go Nowhere Out to Snare Delta? CHART: A Sharp Descent It's Heads-Up at Informix CHART: A Terrific Tumble From Gilat: Net Access by Satellite CHART: Getting More Down-to-Earth Figures of the Week (.pdf) Production Index Components HISTORICAL DATA: BW Index Back to 1992 A Sleeper Case at the Supreme Court Chicago: Time for Innovation As a Dam Forces Villagers Out...They Worry about Their New Lives (int'l edition) MAP: Malaysia Financial Accounting Doesn't Know the Score (int'l edition) Don't Forget the Chaebol and the Communists (int'l edition) Football Clubs Don't Always Get What They Bargain For (int'l edition) No One Is Asking Papuans What West Papua Wants (int'l edition) Thailand's Stocks: What's Going On Here? (int'l edition) CHART: The Baht Is in Free Fall...And So's the Market Commentary: India: Techies Wanted (int'l edition) TABLE: The Roots of India's Tech Worker Crisis eBay Steams into Europe (int'l edition) TABLE: Three-Pronged Drive Hong Kong Bankers Are Sweating in Their Pinstripes (int'l edition) CHART: Borrowers Wanted Indonesia's Hasty Survival Strategy (int'l edition) International Figures of the Week (.pdf) (int'l edition) Time for Germany to Look Outward (int'l edition)
OCTOBER 2, 2000 Letter From New Jersey: The Boss Grew Up Here--But Mum's the Word
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