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Global Capitalism Can it be made to work? A more sophisticated look at the trade-offs is overdue COVER IMAGE: Global Capitalism CHART: Exports Have Surged for Two Decades... Moving Up the Ladder TABLE: Globalization's Mixed Results Guatemala on $3 a Day Penang's Secret (int'l edition) A World of Sweatshops TABLE: All Too Common Treatment Whose Globe? A Gusher for Everyone? MAP: West Africa On Their Own CHART: From a Flood to a Trickle Thailand's Bank Cop (int'l edition) Commentary: Take a Break, Trade Bullies Frontier Our latest supplement for entrepreneurs and small business features: Dream Offices, with Photo Essay : Picture perfect workplaces; Investing for entrepreneurs; Selling out, staying on; and more! Talk Show A Motown/Mad Ave Deathwatch Did Explorer Get a Bad Rap on Safety? TABLE: Takers and Take-Nots The Plot Thickens, Like Heinz Ketchup Testosterone Put to Good Use Safety First, Computers Last CHART: Lady Globetrotters Footnotes Chicago: Still the City That Works The Dogfight between Superjumbos SUVs Need Higher Pressure in the Rear Tires CEOs: Strategic Thinkers Who Understand Operations ''Opting Out'' of E-Mail Ads Isn't So Easy to Do Don't Let Debtor Nations Off the Hook When the Hirohito Myth Was First Shattered Uncle Sam Should Have to Crunch the Numbers, Too Glory, Greed, and All That Glitters PHOTO: Cover, ''The Power of Gold'' Inside Iran PHOTO: Cover, ''Persian Mirrors'' Prelude to War PHOTO: Cover, ''The Dark Valley'' By Business Week Writers The Business Week Best-Seller List So Long, Computer Cable? Gore's ''Reckless and Offensive'' Passion for the Environment How to Enable the Disabled CHART: Scant Progress for People with Disabilities It Used to Be Risk Was Scary Why Those Drug Costs Are Up CHART: Targeting Pill Poppers U.S.: The Incredible Shrinking Trade Deficit? Not Yet CHART: A Wider Trade Gap in High-Tech Goods CHART: Export Growth Has Caught Up to Imports CHART: A Growing Appetite for Foreign Capital Germany: The Euro Is Slowing Growth--Which Hurts the Euro CHART: Business Sentiment Turns Darker Jack Welch's Risky Last Act TABLE: What Could Go Right--or Wrong TABLE: An Even Bigger Behemoth Left at the Altar, Will United Technologies Still Wed? Profits Look Great. Just Don't Look Too Far SCOREBOARD: Third-Quarter Flash Profits Survey (.pdf) Suddenly, Mobile Phones Aren't Moving So Fast CHART: Handset Wars Commentary: Research Labs Get Real. It's About Time Commentary: A Fresh Face Could Do Wonders for Gillette CHART: Investors Get Nicked, Too Commentary: After Taco Bell: Can Biotech Learn Its Lesson? Commentary: A Two-Party System in Name Only Bud Selig's Turn at Bat Donald Keough: Now Things May Go Better Amazon's Ebbing Tide of Red Ink Microsoft Puts Out One Fire Will This Revamp Help Focus Kodak? Big Banks, Poor Grades One Tough Sell for Federated Et Cetera... Optical Illusion CHART: JDS Uniphase Stock Price Between NAFTA and a Hard Place: How Mexico Will Test the Next President Big Steel's Revenge The GOP's Missouri Problem Why North Korea Is Rushing to Cozy Up to Clinton Fear of Default in Argentina Will Walmart.com Get It Right This Time? TABLE: If at First You Don't Succeed: Wal-Mart's New Web Strategy TABLE: For Now, Walmart.com Barely Registers Why Banana Republic's Star Jumped to Wal-Mart RESUME: Jeanne P. Jackson Super Structures Photo Essay Subcontinental Serenity Frugal, But Full of Energy and Light Learning Experience A ''Cosmic Cathedral'' in the Big Apple People Who Work in Glass Houses That's Some Truck Stop Artists on the Factory Floor Turning a Tunnel into a Temptation Kids' Merchant, Grown-Up Needs Tower in a Wild Kingdom Do CEOs Vote? Not Always--and Not Often GRAPHIC: Sterling Performances, Spotty Records TABLE: The Executive Ballot Box (extended) Gerald Levin Looks Ahead Is There a Hit in Sony's Stars? CHART: Sony's Box-Office Woes...Have Sliced Its Market Share Christmas: The Sequel TABLE: Hollywood's Holiday Hopefuls Electrifying Shockwave Dumping Tokyo Is Not a Solution ''This Is Mission Control. Start the Car'' Aerodynamics Makes for Safer Trucks This Brain Protein May Loosen Parkinson's Grip Innovations Telecom Turmoil Cisco: Navigating Choppy Water CHART: Cisco's Slide TABLE: Where the Trouble Is AT&T: Breaking Up Is Still Hard to Do TABLE: Hold the Phone ONLINE EXTRA: Q&A with AT&T CEO Mike Armstrong Lucent: Clean Break, Clean Slate? TABLE: Can This Business Be Saved ''We Tried to Run Faster Than We Were Capable of'' (extended) A Tough Taskmaster for Learning Co. TABLE: Rules for Saving a Company Tim Draper's Voucher Crusade TABLE: Mixing Business with Politics Equities: Up from the Bottom? CHART: Spooked in October A Rough Patch for Chase's VC Unit Rocks the Parent's Earnings Last of the Red-Hot Market Makers CHART: Investor Jitters Letting the Free Market Clear the Air TABLE: Whose Numbers Do You Believe? How Did Bonds Get So Sexy? CHART: Bonds: More Stable--and Better Returns, for Now TABLE: Sizing Up Bond Market Returns Be Your Own Bond Fund Manager TABLE: Bonds vs. Bond Funds Junk Bonds: Pick 'em When They're Down CHART: Junk Bonds Are Ailing TABLE: Some Top High-Yield Bond Funds A Bumpier Ride for Bank-Loan Funds TABLE: Past Their Prime? When Is a Stock Like a Bond? TABLE: Bright Income Prospects Commentary: Fear Not for the T-Bill CHART: A Rosy Scenario Q&A: A Quick Portfolio Fix for a Slowing Economy (extended) Winnowing Bargains on the Web TABLE: Surfing for a Bond Broker TABLE: Researching Bonds Online Buying Munis, Not Heartbreak TABLE: Minding Your Munis All Eyes on Univision CHART: A Steep Slide Higher Peaks May Loom for Vertex CHART: Toward Higher Peaks? Intel's New Horizons Could Be in Asia CHART: After the Fall Figures of the Week (.pdf) Production Index Components Globalization: Lessons Learned A Hard Look at Global Capitalism (int'l edition) As Machu Picchu Gets Trashed...A Town Fights to Save Its Heritage (int'l edition) MAP: Peru A Nation of Entrepreneurs? (int'l edition) MAP: Cuba GE's New CEO Can Lead First--and Light Up the Room Later (int'l edition) The Iraqi People Need Humanitarian Aid--Period (int'l edition) Why Web Phones Aren't the Next Big Thing (int'l edition) A Giant Dam Won't Boost Uganda's Poor (int'l edition) ''Drug coup in China'' (e.biz, Oct. 23, 2000) (int'l edition) Commentary: Why Failures Spell Success for Japan's Reforms (int'l edition) Ericsson Still Has a Dial Tone (int'l edition) TABLE: Ericsson: What's Wrong, What's Right Sweden's Dot-Com Deep Freeze (int'l edition) Zounds! EM.TV Slips on Ice (int'l edition) CHART: EM.TV's Bad Stock Show Commentary: Old Retail Laws+New Economy=Big Mess (int'l edition) Commentary: Can the Arab States Finesse This One? (int'l edition) Expectations in Mexico Are High--and That's Not Good (int'l edition) CHART: Mexico: Too Good to Last? Offshore Funds: Small Caps, Big Year (int'l edition) TABLE: The Top Performers TABLE: The Best of 2000...and the Worst TABLE: The Largest Funds A Gold Mine in European Micro-Caps (int'l edition) TABLE: Top Picks SCOREBOARD: Offshore Fund Scoreboard (.pdf) (int'l edition) International Figures of the Week (.pdf) (int'l edition)
September 18, 2000 Letter From Bhutan: Land of Ancient Ways and the Internet
October 16, 2000 eBay Steams into Europe
October 23, 2000 Commentary: These Pension Plans Are No Panaceas
October 30, 2000 Letter From Armenia: Abandoning a Sinking Country
East Timor's Petro Trouble
Nasdaq Japan: Birth Pangs, or Something Worse?
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