COVER STORY
Carly's Last Stand?
The inside story of the infighting at Hewlett-Packard
COVER IMAGE: Carly's Last Stand?
TABLE: The Key Players in the HP-Compaq Merger
TABLE: The New HP: The Pros and Cons of the Merger
TABLE: Fiorina's Report Card at HP
TABLE: To Merge or Not to Merge?
Q&A: Fiorina: The Deal Is "The Right Thing for Shareholders"
Can Compaq Survive as a Solo Act?
UP FRONT
Talk Show
Cracking Down on Fake IDs
Stress, Italian Style
Will Led Zeppelin Sell Lead Sleds?
Hot Holiday Toys
UP FRONT -- THE QUIZ
The Quiz
The Answers
READERS REPORT
Afghanistan: An American Triumph--or Triumphalism?
What Kind of Economic Aid Does Afghanistan Need?
Let's Give Scott McNealy a Break
Reward the Team, Not the Stars
The Big Board Can Stand Some Competition
BOOKS
Keynes: The Economist in Winter
TECHNOLOGY & YOU
Xbox: It's All about the Games
ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
The Lesson of Enron: Regulation Isn't a Dirty Word
ECONOMIC TRENDS
Where Workers Are Hit Hard
An Economic Warming
Not So Fixated on Bequests
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
U.S.: Labor's New Flexibility Cuts Two Ways
Australia: Keeping a Recession at Bay
NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
Arthur Andersen: How Bad Will It Get?
COMMENTARY: The Big Five Need to Factor in Investors
Harvey Pitt: "If You Violate the Law, You Will Pay" (extended)
Primed for Fast-Track and Raring to Go
Commentary: Microsoft Could Still Lose a Lot of Yardage
A Bold New Lesson Plan for U.S. Schools
The Asbestos Monster: How Scary for Halliburton?
Biotech: Deal-Hungry, Just Like Big Pharma
Shoppers Are Beating a Path to the Web
IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
Charlie Ergen: Hell on the Hill
For Sale: Used Xerox Idea Machine
No Relief for Bristol-Myers
The Pritzkers: Squaring Accounts
Nasty Side Effects for Merck
AmEx Is Still Travel-Sick
Et Cetera...
Cut to the Bone
WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
The Religious Right Isn't Weaker--It's Just Different
The House after Armey
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
All Vivendi Wants for Christmas...
Commentary: Japan: Work-Sharing Will Prolong the Pain
Can the Saudis Step on the Gas?
Argentines Dust Off Their Survival Skills
INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
It's Election Time, and Europe's Unions Smell Blood
The U.N.'s Afghan Worries
SPORTS BUSINESS
Can the PGA Cure Senior-Itis?
MARKETING
Toys `R' Us: A Showstopper on Broadway
ENTERTAINMENT
"Television for Women": No One's Laughing Now
ECONOMICS
Commentary: Smart Bombs, So Why Not Smart Aid?
GOVERNMENT
Bush's Budget Chief Grapples with the New Math
THE CORPORATION
Monsanto's Genetically Modified Comeback
DEFENSE
Keeping America Mighty
The Marines Learn New Tactics--from Wal-Mart
DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
Software That Sniffs Out Stolen Property
Shedding Light on Protein Folding
Unlocking the Brain's Mysteries
Innovations
BUSINESSWEEK LIFESTYLE
The High Country Goes Down-Market
Toddlers in Paradise
BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
Getting Help with Your Giving
A 12-Step Program to Gaining Power
THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
A Cool, Calm Market Calculator
INSIDE WALL STREET
Impax: A Teva Target?
Buyout Buzz at Countrywide
Getting Up Steam at Key Energy
Video: Gene Marcial's Market Outlook
FIGURES OF THE WEEK
Figures of the Week (.pdf)
EDITORIALS
Rethink the Stimulus Package
Let Auditors Be Auditors
INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
Eliminating Trade Barriers Will Help Reduce Poverty
No Grounds for Patronizing the Hunza
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
China: Hungry for Energy
Calling All Indian Investors
INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
Commentary: Why a Few Enrons Would Do Europe Good
A Telecom Revolution--on the Isle of Man
INTERNATIONAL -- THE CONFLICT
Opening the Caspian Oil Tap
INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
Beijing: Look Out, Deadbeats
False Hopes from Bonds?
INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L FIGURES OF THE WEEK
International Figures of the Week (.pdf)
ARTICLES PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED IN INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS
December 17, 2001
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