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In our latest report on electronic business: The new software stars; curing the health-care industry; how the Net is making life sweeter for Nestlé
UP FRONT
Talk Show Wanted: A Few Good Hackers Inkless in Seattle A Hit of Hospitality
TABLE: Inside Moves Paging Miss Manners All the Web's a Stage A Tantrum over Kidvid
CHART: Our Need for Speed Footnotes
The Dollar Club: Why Countries Are So Keen to Join
ECONOMIC TRENDS
A Test for the New Economy
CHART: As Growth Slows, So Does Productivity IRAs Have a Dirty Little Secret Retail Streets Paved with Gold
CHART: The Toniest Thoroughfares
INDUSTRY INSIDER
An Early Warning from the Factory Floor
CHART: Signs of a Downturn
Weathering Slow Growth
CHART: As the Economy Slows...Profits Are Shrinking Revolt of the Business Class
TABLE: Up, Up, and Away Mergers: Let's Talk Turkeys
CHART: A Decade of Deals
TABLE: Gobble, Gobble, Gobble... Eight Billion Reasons to Get Even with Schrempp Commentary: Daimler's Board: Not Exactly Crisis Managers AT&T Tries Downloading DoCoMo's Magic
TABLE: New Momentum for AT&T Wireless Out of the Frying Pan and into...The Frying Pan
CHART: The Big Bet Commentary: It's Perfect Weather to Fight Global Warming A Famous Brand on a Rocky Road
IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
David Dorman: Into the Breach at AT&T Citigroup Fumbles Again Quick Drug Review, Quick Recall Where Venture Money Is Flowing Qantas Joins Airbus' Flock More Home Buyers Stay Home Et Cetera... Burnt Ciena
CHART: Ciena Stock Price
WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
First a Brief Lull, Then Hurricane Hillary Banking on Oxley Controversy on the Cob Singapore Surprise
A Comeback for Coal
CHART: Coal Production Has Risen...And Productivity Gains Have Kept the Price Low
CHART: Most of America's Power Still Comes from Coal...And Since Demand for Power Is Growing...Energy Prices Keep Rising A Nasty Fight over Soot
A Cheaper, Cleaner Way to Whip Up Silicon Want Sweeter Manure? Feed Those Pigs Right Putting an Eel on Wheels For Superfibers, Scrape the Bottom of the Barrel
MEDIA
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TABLE: West Coast Upstarts
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