COVER STORY The New Face of Philanthropy Today's donors are more ambitious, get more involved, and demand results COVER IMAGE: The New Face of Philanthropy GRAPHIC: Great Moments in Giving GRAPHIC: The 50 Most Generous Philanthropists GRAPHIC: A Surge in Giving GRAPHIC: Most Innovative New Philanthropists GRAPHIC: Quiet Givers, Cheapskates, or What? How We Rank Them Q&A with Patty Stonesifer (extended) ONLINE EXTRA: Q&A with Eli Broad ONLINE EXTRA: Q&A with Wal-Mart Heir John Walton INTERNATIONAL -- COVER STORY Bollywood Can new money create a world-class film industry in India? COVER IMAGE: Bollywood CHART: Boffo Bollywood GRAPHIC: The Changing Face of Bollywood GRAPHIC: Bollywood vs. Hollywood UP FRONT Talk Show Tenet: In the SEC's Spotlight Perot Isn't Off the Hook Yet An End to Gum Control? What John Chambers Sees Coming Here's How It's Done, Kids READERS REPORT How Qualified Are CEO Coaches--and Coached CEOs? At Least Fat People Don't Make Others Put on Pounds Hong Kong's Independence Isn't in Danger That Bud Wasn't for Him The Perils of Pen-Based Computing Making a Big Difference with the Smallest of Loans Superchips Mean Less Choice for Consumers CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS "Revenge of the retirees" (Working Life, Nov. 18, 2002) "The Stat" (BusinessWeek Investor, Nov. 18, 2002) "The new shape of Europe" in "Mega Europe" (Special Report, Nov. 25, 2002) BOOKS Throwing Knives at Rupert Murdoch The BusinessWeek Best-Seller List TECHNOLOGY & YOU Wireless Gizmos with Fewer Strings ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT Good News for Joe Trustfund, Bad News for Joe Sixpack BUSINESS OUTLOOK U.S.: Rough Pavement Now, but Not Down the Road Italy: Help Is Not On the Way NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY Tidings of...? The Toy That's Leaping Off the Shelves American's Latest Test Flight Commentary: Citi: Time for a Succession Plan That's Giving Them an Earful, Eliot Suddenly, Philip Morris Isn't Smokin' What's the Marlboro Man's Game? The Skinny on Teen Smoking Schering-Plough Needs a New Chief--and Intensive Care The Shock Waves Rocking Interpublic IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK Rudolph Giuliani: Thanks but No Thanks, Rudy More Inches Per Gallon--or Else Another Probe for Charter A Small Tremor Hits Housing The SEC: Beyond Sarbanes-Oxley Cleaning Up After Charles Wang Et Cetera... Hammered WASHINGTON OUTLOOK Are Democrats Losing Their Grip on the Union Hall? Will Whitman Go First? INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS China's Exports: How Low Can Prices Go? Commentary: Schröder Is Waffling While Germany Burns The economy is floundering and the deficit ballooning, but the Chancellor can't seem to figure out what to do INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK Britain: The Unions Are Making Blair's Life Miserable Pakistan's New Government SPECIAL REPORT A Mass Market of One ONLINE EXTRA: Where Customization Goes Sour ONLINE EXTRA: WellPoint's Health Pointers THE CORPORATION Gerstner's Surprise SPORTS BUSINESS Can Slot Machines Rescue Horse Racing? Commentary: Salaries Are Slamming the NHL. Who's to Blame? ENTERTAINMENT Eisner Stays in the Picture ONLINE EXTRA: The Case Against an ABC/CNN Merger FINANCE Where's My Pension? The Populist on the Banking Committee SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Attack of the Killer Dust Biotech: Can We Keep the Genie in the Bottle? INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Titanium Comes of Age DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH Introduction Japan: Staying Tops in Teraflops? Speeding the Traffic on Grids When the Sims Meet the Cells Innovations BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR Save Those Home Videos--on DVD An Edgy Family Car Tune Up Your Car Loan Putting Your Eggs in Many Baskets How to Milk a Bond Closed-End Treasure? CO Gas: Thwarting an Invisible Killer DIVIDENDS Time to Get Back In? Hit the Road Faded Memories Beware of Noise THE BARKER PORTFOLIO Schwab: Breaking the Code of Silence INSIDE WALL STREET Liberty: Going Cheap Xerox' Image Is Getting Crisper Is Inverness Being Fattened Up for Market? FIGURES OF THE WEEK Figures of the Week EDITORIALS The Good News about Philanthropy Sandy Weill's Humiliation INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT Chechnya Is Better Off As Part of Russia An Unrecognized Market for Pen-Based Computing? Food-Industry Propaganda Is Not Education Georgia and Russia: Correcting Our Math U.S. Foreign Policy in Ireland Paved the Way for Peace INTERNATIONAL -- CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS "Offshore Fund Scoreboard" (Special Report, Nov. 4) INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS Who Is Wen Jiabao? INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS European CEOs Play Musical Chairs Europe's chief execs are falling at a record pace. But are the new CEOs up to the challenges? Cost-Cutting Worked at Telecom Italia... My A8's Dashboard Is Cooler Than Yours A Turkish Tycoon Speaks Out Mustafa Koç, vice-chairman of the largest Turkish manufacturing group, on his nation's future in Europe INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE Pension Woes Pile Up in Europe Slumping markets and a rising cohort of retirees are causing funding shortfalls, forcing companies to dip deep into earnings Shinsei Bank: Cappuccino, Mortgages, and an IPO? INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L FIGURES OF THE WEEK International Figures of the Week (.pdf) INTERNATIONAL -- EDITORIALS NATO Has Some Soul-Searching to Do
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