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Bertelsmann: A New Net Powerhouse? Its deal with Napster could kick-start a bold plan for the media and entertainment giant COVER IMAGE: A New Net Powerhouse? TABLE: The Deal TABLE: The Building Blocks of Bertelsmann TABLE: Dueling Net Strategies The Man behind Project Thunderball Commentary: Napster: Tune In, Turn On, Pay Up ONLINE EXTRA: Middelhoff: ''Somebody Has to Take the Lead'' The New Wireless Wonders PCs: What If It Breaks? TABLE: Desktops: Best of Breed TABLE: How the Warranties Stack Up Cool Tools: iFeel MouseMan Help Is Just an E-Mail Away TABLE: How to Hook Up with a Nerd If Web Surfing Is All You're Into... Artistic Apples Notebooks: Take It with You TABLE: The Lowdown on the Latest Laptops Cool Tools: Computer Safe Test Drive: Cutting the Cord at Last ONLINE EXTRA: Staying Connected on the Road Handhelds: Pocket Rockets TABLE: Wireless Acts Cool Tools: Slimpoint Stylus ONLINE EXTRA: Modo's Mojo Falling Web Phones: A Long Way to Go TABLE: Getting on the Wireless Web Cool Tools: M130 Headset Test Drive: ''Turn Off That Coat!'' ONLINE EXTRA: Part PDA, Part Phone, and Pretty Tricky Net Services: It's Not Just News TABLE: Who Offers What Cool Tools: Palm Portable Keyboard E-Mail with No Wires Attached Vortal Combat: The Early Years TABLE: Let Your Voice Do the Browsing Talk Show Who Is the Fairest Guru of Them All? Chrysler: Not Quite So Equal Steve Case Wants Your Vote TABLE: But the Money Doesn't Hurt When Aisle Seat Eyes Are Prying PHOTO: inViso eShades Bush Leads Gore in the Doodad Vote Nobody's Watching Your Every Move CHART: Day-Care Squeeze Footnotes Reviewing the Case against KPMG Hizzoner Says: ''Life Is Good in Chicago'' You Can't Wait for the Final Numbers to Protect Drivers ''Priceline.com Is Making the Right Decisions'' Fixing Corporate America's Service Problem ''Financial services: No ordinary downturn'' (News: Analysis & Commentary, Oct. 30, 2000) ''Do CEOs vote? Not always--and not often'' (Government, Nov. 6, 2000) Why the World's Poor Stay That Way PHOTO: Cover, ''The Mystery of Capital'' Pushing the Web to the Speed of Light PHOTO: Cover, ''Telecosm'' Audrey: Cute, but No Raving Beauty TABLE: Hello, Audrey Katherine Lambert PHOTO: 3Com Ergo Audrey As Business Goes Global, Antitrust Should, Too The Economy's Achilles' Heel? CHART: Scant Growth in America's Engineering Ranks Yes, Workers Are Grumpier The U.S. Loses a Trading Edge CHART: Shifting Labor Costs An Iron-Enriched Sea of Slime to Cool the Planet? Why Blue-Collar Workers Still Have the Jitters The Not-So-Shocking News about Power: It's Cheaper CHART: Is This a Crisis? Innovations ''The Old Economy Is the New Economy'' TABLE: Hidden Gold PHOTO: Automated Manufacturing U.S.: Taking the Pulse of the Slowdown CHART: Demand Is Cooling Off from Its Red-Hot Pace CHART: Oil and Stock Prices Roil Households CHART: Benefits Continue to Push Up Labor Costs Canada: How a Fiscal Boost Could Play Out Next Year CHART: Inflation Is under Control Is Productivity Still Pumped Up? CHART: A Cloud over Productivity Growth? The Little Guys Take a Breather CHART: Small-Business Worries? GM Wants to Reinvent the Small Car Commentary: It's Getting Lonely at the Top. Too Lonely CHART: Help Wanted Commentary: The New Feature Microsoft Needs Most: Safeguards The Bushdaq vs. the Goredex TABLE: How Investors Could Fare... William P. Sovey: A Three-Year Coffee Break Viacom Views Another Target DoCoMo Is Calling On AT&T The Yeast in First Union's Numbers Dot-Coms' Loss, Biotech's Gain Can Aetna Cure Its HMO? Et Cetera... One Fell Swoop CHART: WorldCom Stock Price High Tech's Honeymoon on the Hill May Be about to End Art Does Pay No Bars to Voting Painkillers vs. a Tax Cut Japanese High Tech Roars Again CHART: Earnings Up, Stock Prices Down What's That Knocking under Mercedes' Hood? Is NATO about to Make a Bad Move in the Baltics? Hyundai's Latest Woes Mideast Hacker Wars Ford's Rouge Redesign PHOTO: Ford's Rouge Plant, 1930 PHOTO: Computer Rendering of Rouge Assembly Plant with Skylights, 2000 Stealing a March on the Networks TABLE: Players in the Digital Derby What Really Happened to the Class of GE TABLE: Grading the GE Alumni Club Cell Pathways: Blockbuster or Bust TABLE: Breaching Cancer's Defense Robot Planes Will Scout Storms in the Lonely Pacific PHOTO: Aerosonde Robot Plane Have a (Virtual Reality) Ball These Mice Hardly Ever Ask to Be Excused Innovations Who's Giving All That Soft Money TABLE: Voting with Their Checkbooks TABLE: Vested Interests The Domain Name Biz: www.dud.com TABLE: Gloomy Picture Will United's Woes Spread? CHART: While Service Woes Slam United's Customers... CHART: ...And Slow the Airline's Growth...Wall Street Punishes Its Missteps TABLE: How United's Labor Woes Are Spreading The DC Air Deal: More Likely to Stall Than Fly ONLINE EXTRA: United's James Goodwin: ''We Didn't Cave'' An Accounting Compromise from Crusader Levitt TABLE: Auditing Deal A Talk with a Father of the Euro CHART: The Euro's Long Slide In Chicago, the Euro Is Magnifico CHART: A Sudden Slowdown in a Hot Market Diesels Are the New Thing--Again CHART: Powering Up Testing, Testing...Systems Are Go TABLE: Testing 1, 2, 3 Hold On--What Make of Alternator Is That? TABLE: Car Parts: From No Name to Brand Name Making the Best of Your Clunkers TABLE: Trading for Tax Losses Keep Your Eyes on Consumers CHART: Two Views of Inflation TABLE: Tracking Consumers' Income and Outgo Picking a Health Plan: Inertia Can Be Costly TABLE: Help in Reviewing Your Options A Street Legend Sets Up Shop on the Net RESUME: Muriel (Mickie) Siebert 'Tis Better to Give--Really TABLE: Smart Charity: More and More Choices Smithfield: Fat City CHART: Bringing Home the Bacon Midas Is Muffled--and May Draw Bids CHART: The Engine Sputters ''A Creeping Takeover'' of Midway Games? CHART: Hardly on a Roll Figures of the Week (.pdf) Production Index Components Why CEO Churn Is Healthy The Wisdom of Alan Greenspan This Race Is a Coup for Mahathir...But Cyberjaya Isn't Up to Speed (int'l edition) MAP: Malaysia A Vineyard's Bitter Fruit (int'l edition) MAP: France Consumers Need a Bigger Slice of the Pie (int'l edition) With Employment High, Italy Doesn't Need Immigrant Labor (int'l edition) Japanese Racetracks Are Fading in the Stretch (int'l edition) CHART: Race to the Bottom Don't Write Off This Billionaires' Boys Club (int'l edition) TABLE: Dial P for Profit Another Casualty of Jakarta's Crony Capitalism (int'l edition) Daimler and VW: Changing Fortunes (int'l edition) CHART: VW's Rise Daewoo Giveth, and Daewoo Taketh Away (int'l edition) TABLE: Tremors on the Assembly Line Saving the Forest for the Trees (int'l edition) TABLE: The Forestry Stewardship Council Violence May Also Leave Scars on Israeli High Tech (int'l edition) CHART: Israel Loses Its Luster A Virtual Home Run in Japan? (int'l edition) TABLE: A Better Banking Deal International Figures of the Week (.pdf) (int'l edition) Taking Hong Kong to Task (int'l edition)
November 6, 2000 Ericsson Still Has a Dial Tone
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