ISSUE DATE: July 2, 2001
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U.S. EDITION
Full Table of Contents
Cover Story
Up Front
Readers Report
Corrections & Clarifications
Books
Technology & You
Economic Viewpoint
Economic Trends
Business Outlook
News: Analysis & Commentary

In Business This Week
Washington Outlook
International Business
International Outlook
Information Technology
Legal Affairs
People
The Corporation
Government
Environment

The Barker Portfolio
Inside Wall Street
Figures of the Week
Editorials


INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS
International -- Asian Cover Story
International -- European Cover Story
International -- Spotlight on Poland
International -- Readers Report
International -- Asian Business
International -- European Business
International -- Latin America
International -- Int'l Figures of the Week



COVER STORY

Where Should I Put My Money?
Don't expect double digits, but savvy buying now could yield modest gains by September

Q&A with Jeremy Siegel on Chastened Expectations
The finance professor to investors: Get real

Welcome to the Growth Recession
Forecasters expect slow progress plus job cuts

Skirting the Tech Minefield
Even with prices low, the outlook is treacherous

The Pick of the Energy Patch
Experts say there's still upside

Smaller Banks with Room to Grow
Now is the time to steer clear of the big boys

Consumer Stocks: Shopping for Seconds
These slightly flawed companies may pay off

Stocks to Avoid: Where the Shorts Are Finding Targets
Despite big drops, many stocks are overpriced

Bonds: The Action Slows but Doesn't Stop
There's life in munis and corporate bonds

Has Value Vanquished Growth?
With the economy at a crawl, undervalued companies look like the best bet

Online Investing: A Tool for Every Trade
How to sift for golden stocks using the BusinessWeek Online screener

Mutual Funds: Don't Breathe a Sigh of Relief Yet
Value funds shine in a tough market. But for how long?

Global Stocks: Make the World Your Oyster Again
The U.S. market still attracts the world's investors, but that may not be the case forever


INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY

The Stars of Asia
50 leaders at the forefront of change


INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN COVER STORY

The Euro on Trial
The currency isn't helping Europe to avoid an economic slide


UP FRONT

Talk Show

Giving Cold Calls the Cold Shoulder

O.K. Guys, Who Really Needs Power?

Why Old Navy Is Going to the Dogs

The Silencing of the Lambs

Honda's Little Car That Might

Can Schoolkids Shame Net Auctioneers?

Footnotes


READERS REPORT

Meriwether: "Pleased with the Progress" of His Hedge Fund

Forget MTV. "Now, I Want My Broadband"

Country Fans Say Nashville Cheated on Them

Those Tax Rebates Will Go toward More Imports

Why Tobacco Is Dangerous to Pension Funds' Health

Maybe the Bard Can Inspire the E-Biz Troops

Crowd Control: Debating the Population Divide


CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS

"When Harvard met Stanford" (News: Analysis & Commentary, Apr. 30, 2001)


BOOKS

Pack the Swimsuits--and the Paperbacks

Redstone Lite

Brash Upstarts


TECHNOLOGY & YOU

Why Bluetooth Has a Black Eye


ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT

Bush's Tax Cut: Nickels and Dimes for the Working Poor


ECONOMIC TRENDS

Durables Are Proving Durable

Arms Spending: The Slide Stops

Casino Society? Maybe Not


BUSINESS OUTLOOK

U.S.: Now Tech Adds to the Drag on Manufacturing

Japan: Ready to Ride through Another Recession?


NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY

Today, Nortel. Tomorrow...

Commentary: Don't Count on a Rosy Second Half

Technology's Unholy Convergence

Energy Price Caps: Will They Work?

Commentary: GE Can't Waste Time Mourning Honeywell

Commentary: The Europe That Can Say No

Commentary: Highway Safety: Time for Tougher Cops


IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK

Ralph Hake: Lots of Laundry to Do

Andersen: Too Cozy with the Client

Women vs. Wal-Mart

It's a Smaller World at Disney

A Tale of Two Firms

A Tobacco Settlement?

Et Cetera...

Home Truths


WASHINGTON OUTLOOK

A Hostile Takeover of the Pentagon?

Q&A: Rumsfeld on the Record


INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Bottom-Fishing in the Tech Swamp


INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK

Don't Expect a Breakthrough between Washington and North Korea

Troubles for Mexico's Fox

Protesting the Short Week


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

AOL's Point Man in the Web War
RESUME:  Barry Schuler

Commentary: Why AOL Nixed a Microsoft Deal


LEGAL AFFAIRS

Microsoft's Window into Your Personal Life


PEOPLE

Boeing's Sonic Bruiser
RESUME:  Alan Mulally


THE CORPORATION

Nike: Just Do...Something


GOVERNMENT

Dick Cheney: Too Much Straight Shooting?
Q&A: A Talk with the Vice-President (extended)


ENVIRONMENT

A Deadly Legacy of Poisons from the Past


THE BARKER PORTFOLIO

Princeton Review's IPO Rates a Solid "F"


INSIDE WALL STREET

A Telecom Winner?

How Mobile Mini Is Conquering Space

Big Names at Boca Resorts


FIGURES OF THE WEEK

Figures of the Week (.pdf)


EDITORIALS

How Sure Is a Soft Landing?
VIDEO:  The View from BW's Mike Mandel

Microsoft: Now, Privacy Concerns


INTERNATIONAL -- SPOTLIGHT ON POLAND

As a Tiny Brewery Comes to Life...All Brewers Struggle to Survive


INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT

Kohl--Not Schroder--Was the German Star

Openness Is at the Heart of Korea's Reform Efforts

The Fed Is Predicting the Unpredictable

Yet Another Arrow in Microsoft's Quiver


INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS

Is Li Ka-shing Spending Smart Money?

Can Koizumi Tame This Tornado?


INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS

An Aerospace Behemoth Lifts Off

Philips Under the Knife?

Maybe Colaninno's Coup Wasn't Such a Great Idea

Commentary: Don't Bank on Russian Bank Reform


INTERNATIONAL -- LATIN AMERICA

The Little Latin Airline That Could

Slow Times for a Fast-Food Pioneer


INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L FIGURES OF THE WEEK

International Figures of the Week (.pdf)
BW MagazineOnline Highlights from page 10 of this issue
BW MagazineMagazine Forums


BW Magazine

Cover Typography by Stephen Kenny


(Cover Clockwise From Top Left) imaginechina(2); Jufri/Imaji; Torin Boyd; Aizawa/AFP; Shaidul/Drik; Charlesworth/Corbis/Saba; Jufri/Imaji; Kistone(2); Tsukada/Aria; Paul Hu; Kambayashi/Ap; Kistone; Mehta/Contact; Hartung/Liaison; Sheridan/Black Star; Wagner/Corbis/Saba; Charlesworth/Corbis/Saba; Wagner/Corbis/Saba(2); Tsukada/Aria; Lee/Black Star; Marquez/Ap; Kistone; SCMP; Graphics By Roger Kenny/BW


European and Latin American Cover by Joe Zeff



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