ISSUE DATE: July 16, 2001
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U.S. EDITION
Full Table of Contents
Cover Story
BusinessWeek Investor
Up Front
Readers Report
Corrections & Clarifications
Books
Technology & You
Economic Viewpoint
Economic Trends
Business Outlook

News: Analysis & Commentary
In Business This Week
International Business
International Outlook
Government
The Corporation
Working Life
Marketing
Information Technology
Developments to Watch

Science & Technology
People
Sports Business
Finance
The Barker Portfolio
Inside Wall Street
Figures of the Week
Editorials

SMALL BIZ SUPPLEMENT July 16 Table of Contents


INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS
International -- To Our Readers
International -- Readers Report
International -- Corrections & Clarifications
International -- Asian Business
International -- European Business
International -- The Middle East
International -- Finance
International -- Int'l Figures of the Week



COVER STORY

Motorola
Can Chris Galvin save his family's legacy?
COVER IMAGE:  Motorola
TABLE:  Grading Galvin
CHART:  Motorola's Slide
RESUME:  Christopher Brian Galvin
Q&A: Chris Galvin on the Record


BUSINESS WEEK SMALLBIZ

Business Week Small Biz
In this edition: Pension plans for everyone; Banks that are friendly lenders; Q&A with Senator John Kerry; and more


BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR

Special Report -- Women & Money


UP FRONT

Talk Show

Rolling Blackouts at Lucent

Washington's Relative Values

Big Gamble for Big Steel

Gotcha!

A Matinee Idol for the Dot-Bomb Set

Where Olives Are the Pits

Getting a Grip on Consumer Tastes


READERS REPORT

What Ford Is Driving Toward

Privacy Notices: Designed to Be Ignored

Low Interest Alone Won't Spark Borrowing

What Real Integration Means for Europe

Are We Being Boiled Like Frogs?

"Lean" Hasn't Always Been a Good Word

The High Price of Building a New House

Why Are People Fat? Too Much Driving Around


CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS

"Surprise! Nokia doesn't walk on water" (International Business, June 25, 2001)


BOOKS

How Should a Superpower Behave?

The End of War?

Kids of Summer


TECHNOLOGY & YOU

You, Too, Can Have a Networked Home


ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT

Why Would a Rock Star Want to Talk to Me?


ECONOMIC TRENDS

Hedge Funds' Long Shadow

An Urban Revival in the Midwest?

Fewer Kids with Single Moms


BUSINESS OUTLOOK

U.S.: Why the Fed Has Stopped Firing Off Double-Barreled Rate Cuts

Argentina: Here Comes One Unhappy Anniversary


NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY

Commentary: New Rules of the Road for Microsoft

Is the Energy Crisis Suddenly Over?
Californians, Don't Touch That Thermostat Yet

Still Raising High the Roofbeams

Tom Daschle Hits the Ground Winning

Commentary: Philip Morris' Latest Smoke Screen

Commentary: Patient Lawsuits: What's All the Fuss?

Wait a Second--I Didn't Order That!


IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK

Lawrence Bossidy: He's Back--with an Ax in His Hand

Coming Soon: Full Disclosure TV

A New Flight Plan for US Airways?

Another Dip for Chips

Sara Lee Makes a Buy, for a Change

More Insecurity on the Net

Et Cetera...

Happy Coupling


INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

John Malone's European Tour

Russia's Giants Are Getting Bigger Fast

Commentary: Mahathir's Worst Economic Enemy Is Himself


INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK

Mexico: What Happened to Fox's Management Skills?

Attention, Bargain Hunters

In Defense of the Baht


GOVERNMENT

The Importance of Not Underestimating Ernest


THE CORPORATION

Aetna: A Long Way to the Recovery Room


WORKING LIFE

Is Wal-Mart Hostile to Women?


MARKETING

Warehouse Clubs: When the Going Gets Tough...


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

When the CEO Is Too Good to Be True


DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH

Introduction

ATMs for the Dazed and Confused

Virtual Managers Are Ready for Real Factories

Your Broker Won't Want You to Read This

Prosthetics That Pick Up Your Signals


SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

What This Teenager Did on His Summer Vacation


PEOPLE

Is Schering-Plough's Kogan in a Corner?
RESUME:  Richard Jay Kogan


SPORTS BUSINESS

Blues on the Green


FINANCE

Lehman Brothers: So Who Needs to Be Big?

The Wall Street Bloodletting Is Far from Over

Commentary: A Better Way to Trade Tech

Could Citi Make Money by Sending Money?


THE BARKER PORTFOLIO

Buy-and-Hold Isn't His Style


INSIDE WALL STREET

Making Eyes at Cooper

Cooking with Gas at AFC Restaurants

Interstate Bakeries' Enticing Aroma


FIGURES OF THE WEEK

Figures of the Week (.pdf)


EDITORIALS

Microsoft: Time to Change

The Markets Are Taming Energy Prices


INTERNATIONAL -- TO OUR READERS

Let's Argue about the Fed


INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT

What's Right about Reliance

Enel: A Gradual Move from Monopoly to Open Market

Don't Lay All the Blame at the Palestinians' Feet


INTERNATIONAL -- CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS

Table of Contents (July 9, 2001, European Edition)


INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS

The Chinese Telecom Rush Is On

A Tall Order for McDonald's Japan


INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS

Russia's Big Get Bigger


INTERNATIONAL -- THE MIDDLE EAST

In Iran, Pockets of Progress


INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE

Where's Koizumi's Plan B?

Commentary: A Hostile Bid That's Dandy for Italy


INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L FIGURES OF THE WEEK

International Figures of the Week (.pdf)
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