
 
HOT GROWTH COMPANIES
 Hot Growth Companies The 100 best small companies
 Hot Growth Alumni: Many Happy Returns For The Class Of 2002
 K-Swiss Teach an old sneaker enough new tricks -- and kids will come running
 Online Extra: Keeping K-Swiss on Its Toes Chairman Steven Nichols on how the atheletic-shoe maker found its niche and keeps growing -- despite reduced sales to Foot Locker
 Cognizant Technology Solutions What's a nice Indian tech company like this doing stateside?
 Online Extra: Info-Tech Outsourcing with a Wrinkle Cognizant CEO Lakshmi Narayanan says "we turned the model around" by splitting resources between India and the U.S.
 Aeropostale To lure teenage mall rats, you need the right cheese
 Online Extra: Targeting the Universal American Kid Aeropostale CEO Julian Geiger and Chief Merchant Chris Finazzo explain why they try to follow, not set, clothing trends
 Engineered Support Systems Supertough, superportable field equipment for the U.S. armed forces
 Online Extra: Building a Defense-Contractor Giant? Engineered Support Systems's top execs say their goal is to be a Lockheed of the military-support business
 Online Extra: SCP The biggest fish in the swimming-pool business
 Online Extra: No Pool? "You're Shortchanging Yourself" SCP Pool top execs say the market for swimming pools has plenty of room to grow -- and they have plans to make sure it does
 Bio-Reference Laboratories Your report is back from the laboratory -- with all the trimmings
 Online Extra: MTC Soup-to-nuts engineering support for America's war efforts
 Online Extra: Shuffle Master Its card-shuffling machines are cashing in on the casino-gambling boom
 Online Extra: Hot Growth Companies Photo Essay
 Hot Growth Companies Scoreboard (.pdf)
 Interactive Hot Growth Companies Scoreboard
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INTERACTIVE SCOREBOARD
Hot Growth Companies
Companies ranked according to their three-year results in sales growth, earnings growth, and return on invested capital
COVER STORY
The BusinessWeek 50
It helps to be in the right market at the right time, but it certainly doesn't guarantee a spot in the BusinessWeek 50. The companies on this year's list rose above their rivals, often by learning to think like their customers
INTERACTIVE SCOREBOARD
BW 50 / S&P 500 Scoreboard
To determine how the companies in the S&P 500 index stack up against one another, BusinessWeek ranked all 500 using key criteria indicating financial success
INTERACTIVE SCOREBOARD
The 2004 Mid-Cap 400 Scoreboard
To select the best-performing companies in the Standard & Poorís MidCap400 index, we first ranked all the stock in the index by one- and three-year stock market performance
INTERACTIVE SCOREBOARD
The 2004 Small-Cap 600 Scoreboard
To select the best-performing companies in the Standard & Poorís Small Cap 600 index, we first ranked all the stock in the index by one- and three-year market performance
SPECIAL REPORT
An Indian Adventure for Tech Investors
The country's outsourcing giants such as Wipro, Infosys, and Cognizant are still alluring, despite the offshore bashing in Washington
MARKETING
Abercrombie & Fitch: No Longer Big Brand on Campus
Are the upscale retailer's prices too rich for kids' blood?
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