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Silicon D-Day To survive, the Continent's tech titans are learning to do business Valley-style. How do you say stock options in French?
EUROPEAN COVER IMAGE: Silicon Europe
Business Week e.biz In our report on electronic business: Why this Christmas is crucial for e-tailers; Hollywood lays an egg on the Web; Why Stamps.com and E-Stamp may be returned to sender; and lots more
UP FRONT
Talk Show If It Quacks Like a Tax Break...
Martha Cooks Up a Plan for Kmart How Hip Can a Bentley Be?
TABLE: For the Public Good Look Who's Cozying Up to Mike Milken Fill'er Up with Regular in Aisle 9 Armani's Monument to Armani
CHART: The Rich Do Pay Footnotes
John Lampe: A Mr. Fixit for Firestone? Will Continental Play the Spoiler? GE's Earnings Beat Expectations Motorola Takes the Street's Heat More Recalls for Ford Holding China to Its Promises Et Cetera... Cooling Off
CHART: Williams Sonoma Stock Price
WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
Will There Be Any Surplus Left to Argue Over? Visas, Visas, Everywhere Executive Party-Hoppers No Stealthy Tire Recalls
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Yugoslavia: Now for the Hard Part
TABLE: Yugoslavia's Economic Mess at a Glance
Is Europe Having a Change of Heart on Immigration? Europe's Last Dictator President under Pressure
PEOPLE
His Venice Isn't Sinking
RESUME: Sheldon G. Adelson
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
A Vaccine Worse Than the Disease?
TABLE: The Debate Rages On Jekyll and Hyde Drug
TABLE: The Two Faces of GHB
TABLE: Orphan Medical's Pipeline
DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
Drug Labels That Speak to You The Key to Cleaner Fuel Cells? It's in the Water Couch Potatoes Will Love This Protein Innovations
THE CORPORATION
Can AirTran Keep Climbing?
CHART: A Tale of Two AirTrans
RESUME: Joseph B. Leonard Commentary: Many New Airlines Will Never Grow Old The Way to Run a Railroad
CHART: U.S.-Mexico Traffic Picks Up Steam
Tough Times in Electronic Trading
TABLE: The Number of ECNs Is Dwindling...and Others May Be Merger Targets Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
TABLE: Clobbered after the Bell Can the Wells Fargo Wagon Roll Alone?
TABLE: More Profitable Than Its Peers Commentary: ''It's Open Season at DLJ''
TABLE: Unhappy Campers The Japanese Banker Who Can Say No
TABLE: Shinsei: A Report Card