ISSUE DATE: January 27, 2003
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U.S. EDITION
Full Table of Contents
Cover Story
Special Report
Up Front
Readers Report
Corrections & Clarifications
Books
Technology & You
Economic Viewpoint
Business Outlook
News: Analysis & Commentary

In Business This Week
Washington Outlook
International Business
International Outlook
Government
Legal Affairs
Finance
Working Life
Social Issues
Developments to Watch

Science & Technology
The Corporation
Management
BusinessWeek Investor
Dividends
The Barker Portfolio
Inside Wall Street
Figures of the Week
Editorials


INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS
International -- Asian Cover Story
International -- European Cover Story
International -- Readers Report
International -- Asian Business
International -- European Business
International -- Finance
International -- Int'l Figures of the Week



COVER STORY

The NFL Machine
Behind a thrilling season is a hard-nosed business run with military precision
COVER IMAGE:  The NFL Machine
GRAPHIC:  How the NFL Levels the Playing Field
GRAPHIC:  The Tagliabue Way
Q&A: Lessons from a Labor Leader
L.A. Football: It's Still First and Ten


INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN COVER STORY

Winning in China
Can Motorola hang on to its top spot as local rivals come on strong?
COVER IMAGE:  Winning in China
GRAPHIC:  China Adventure
GRAPHIC:  Handset Combat


INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN COVER STORY

Italy and the Eco-Mafia
How billions are made through dumping toxic waste--with little public outcry
COVER IMAGE:  Italy and the Eco-Mafia
GRAPHIC:  Toxic Time Bomb
GRAPHIC:  How Criminals Infiltrate the Business of Waste Management
Q&A: "We Are Pushing Like Hell" (extended)
COMMENTARY:  So Much Mess, So Little Outrage
ONLINE EXTRA:  "You Have to Really Hit Them"
ONLINE EXTRA:  "We Need International Cooperation"
ONLINE EXTRA:  A Tiny Toxic-Waste Victory in Sicily


SPECIAL REPORT

The Best Mutual Funds
BusinessWeek's A-rated managers thrived in this treacherous market by knowing when to sit tight and when to pounce
Mutual Fund Scoreboard (.pdf)
Interactive Mutual Fund Scoreboard


UP FRONT

Bush's Legacy from Carter

Lipper: "Looking Out for His Friends"?

A Little Heat on Snow

Look Who Inflated His Credentials

Fight Terror, Make a Buck

A Greener Christmas Online


READERS REPORT

The Big Lesson of 2002, Take Two

Applause for "The Fine Print"

Letters for Readers Report


CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS

"Professional services: The help needs help" (Industry Outlook 2003, Jan. 13, 2003)

"Brainwork from the experts" ("Where to invest" Dec. 30, 2002/Jan. 6, 2003)

"Stem-cell setback" (Capital Wrapup, Jan. 13, 2003)


BOOKS

A Bushie Who Doesn't Drink the Kool-Aid


TECHNOLOGY & YOU

This "Smart Display" Isn't--Yet


ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT

Put Your Mouth Where Your Money Is


BUSINESS OUTLOOK

U.S.: The Heroic Consumer: Down, but Not Out

Spain: This EU Member Isn't Taking a Siesta


NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY

Bush's Tax Tornado
Don't Stop Stuffing Your 401(k) Yet

Death, Taxes, and Tax Shelters

Commentary: AOL Has No Future...

Commentary: ...Yes, It Does

Commentary: Don't Tread on Me--or My SUV
A backlash against the gas-guzzling vehicles is growing, but those "you're funding terrorists" ads won't make people change their ways

How the SEC Might Lower the Boom

Is This Job Worth $452,000 a Year?

Commentary: What Worked at GE Isn't Working at Home Depot

Santa Brought a Lot of Disk Drives

Is Segway Going Anywhere?


IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK

Terry Semel: Two Cheers for Yahoo!

Cautious Intel, Worried Investors

Mickey Is Still in the Mouse House

A Red Light for Gene Therapy

Does Kmart Have a Road Map?

WorldCom's Race against the Clock

Et Cetera...

Radio Flyer


WASHINGTON OUTLOOK

Many Blacks Are Angry--and Not Just with Republicans

No Drug Relief Soon?

Targeting Tax Shelters

Tech vs. Hollywood


INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Argentina's Gears Are Starting to Turn Again


INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK

Is It a Mirage? Glimmers of Hope in the Holy Land
ONLINE EXTRA:  Searching for Israel's Political Center

Britain's Anti-Terror Sweep

Tackling Crime in Mexico City


GOVERNMENT

Commentary: The Draft: An Idea Whose Time Has Come Again


LEGAL AFFAIRS

Commentary: The SEC's Plan Shouldn't Make Lawyers Squawk


FINANCE

Buying Wall Street's Attention

Commentary: The Street's Risky Trading: More Information, Please


WORKING LIFE

Commentary: Look Who's Bringing Home More Bacon


SOCIAL ISSUES

Commentary: Memo to the Supreme Court: "Diversity Is Good Business"


DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH

How Your Car Can Coach You During Skids

Lyme Disease: A New Tack on Ticks

Do Microbes Keep Priming the Oil Pump?

Innovations


SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Guerrilla Ships for a New Kind of War


THE CORPORATION

DuPont Tries to Unclog a Pipeline


MANAGEMENT

Commentary: Why Ethics Is Also B-School Business
ONLINE EXTRA:  Institutionalizing Ethical Training


BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR

Is Your Life Insurer on Life Support?
How to Rate Insurers' Ratings

Put Those Glasses Away for Good

Motivate This

A Playbook for Your Super Bowl Party
Beers to Warm You in the Winter

When It Comes to Fish, Go Wild

XM Radio: Now You Can Try It at Home


DIVIDENDS

The Stat

Index, Schmindex

Rinse and Spit

A Grip That Won't Drip

Estate Checklist


THE BARKER PORTFOLIO

Dividend Stocks Worth Stocking


INSIDE WALL STREET

Chubb: Set to Bounce

As Rates Rise, Ocwen Will Thrive Again

Heartening News at Possis Medical


FIGURES OF THE WEEK

Figures of the Week (.pdf)


EDITORIALS

A Scapegoat Named Steve Case

Toxic Neglect in Italy


INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT

More Thoughts on an Iraq War

Brussels Can't Fix Europe's Economic Woes

Wait-and-See Investing Isn't Good Enough

American B-Schools Need International Vision


INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS

Is Mitsubishi Back from the Brink?

No Kidding--a New Market for Baby Food


INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS

Europe's Tough Budget Taskmaster
Europe's Little Guys Could Raise a Big Stink

Wi-Fi: Here Come the Big Guns


INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE

London Rents Are Falling Down

India's States Are Drowning in Debt


INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L FIGURES OF THE WEEK

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


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Cover Photograph by Mike Dehoog/Tom Dipace Photography


Asian Cover Photograph by Greg Girard/DocumentChina


European Cover Photo Illustration by Richard Michiel; Photograph by Dino Fracchia

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