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COVER STORY Can Anyone Steer This Economy? Global forces have taken control of the economy. And government, regardless of party, will have less influence than ever COVER IMAGE: What The Election Won't Change CHART: Why The Economy Is So Hard To Control GRAPHIC: The Four Big Ideas Of Economic Policy ONLINE EXTRA: Slide Show: Ten of the Biggest Blunders Ever in U.S. Economic Policy ONLINE EXTRA: More on the Election and the Economy... UP FRONT Talk Show Verizon: Ivan's Focus On Fiber The Art Of Understatement Say Hello To The Folks Back Home Now There's Proof. TV Is Bad The Ghost In The Catalog Creative Destruction An Executive Upgrade At Dell? Document Watch Ad Infinitum UP FRONT -- ANALYZE THIS CEO Pay: The Prestige, The Peril READERS REPORT "Gangsters And Con Artists" At The Gate Capital One: Our Customers Are Doing Fine, Thanks Analog Devices And So-Called Accounting Tricks Webhelp's Roots Lie In Canada, Not France Too Little Transparency In The Bond Market? Blame The SEC Jeff Skilling Might Have Been Better Off With No Defense Yes, America Uses More Resources—To Produce More CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS "The Organic Myth" (Cover Story, Oct. 16, 2006) "NBC's Script Needs A Rewrite" (Media Centric, Nov. 6, 2006) "The Big Picture" (Up Front, Nov. 13, 2006) "Jeff Bezos' Risky Bet" (Cover Story, Nov. 13, 2006) TECHNOLOGY & YOU Microsoft Plays A New Zune MEDIA CENTRIC Is Fox's Business Channel A Go? BUSINESS OUTLOOK U.S.: Strong Labor Markets Put The Fed On The Spot Manufacturing: What's Piled Up Must Come Down THE BUSINESS WEEK The Voters Speak FedEx Changes Planes A Deluxe Hotel Bid VW's New Driver Happy Holidays On The Street Web Watch Merrill Gets A Letter Toyota Terrific Tolling For Toll Brothers Vivendi Flirts With KKR Dire Prediction Of The Week NEWS & INSIGHTS The Politics Of Change Habitat For Hustlers All That Money Has To Go Somewhere Why Sony Is Now A Bit Player At MGM Palmisano Gets A Second Life GLOBAL BUSINESS India: Rolling In Rupees ONLINE EXTRA: Slide Show: Fit for a Maharajah Making Good Money Out Of Old Plants From Soviet Clunker To Speed Demon The Dragon's Way Or The Tiger's? FINANCE Generally Improvable Accounting Principles In Mexico, Banco Wal-Mart PEOPLE Getting Marsh Out Of The Swamp ENTREPRENEURS A Real Power Negotiator THE CORPORATION Want Some Pajamas With That Kayak? Labor Ready Rolls Up Its Sleeves Putting Managers To The Test MANAGING In The Trenches At VF Boot Camp How To Get The Most Out Of Management Training SCITECH Is Cell Therapeutics In Remission? DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH Spreading Like Wildfire Of Corn Biodiesel And Just A Spritz Of Ethanol Nice Stunt For A Stent: It Disappears Cleaner Tissue For Transplants EXECUTIVE LIFE Secret Agent Man: A Getaway ONLINE EXTRA: Slide Show: Bond for a Day Underground Treasure Soul, R&B, And The Heart Of A Poet EXECUTIVE LIFE -- PARKER ON WINE Penfolds Is Fielding A Strong Team ONLINE EXTRA: Parker on Wine: Penfold's Greatest PERSONAL FINANCE Quirkiest Vehicle On The Street INSIDE WALL STREET A Goodrich Joyride Hovnanian May Get Its House In Order Fast PetroChina Is Energy's 800-Pound Panda FIGURES OF THE WEEK Figures of the Week (.pdf) Online Extra: Production Index Components IDEAS -- BOOKS Inside The Mind Of A Tech Titan By BusinessWeek Writers: Dear Jack & Suzy IDEAS -- FACE TIME WITH MARIA BARTIROMO Should Business Be Worried? IDEAS -- THE WELCH WAY From The Old, Something New
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