COVER STORY
Where to Invest in 2002
The New Rules of Risk: A battered economy, a brutal bear market, and an unrelenting battle against terrorism have driven investors to the sidelines. That's probably the wrong place to be now. A diversified portfolio will serve you better in 2002
UP FRONT
Talk Show
The Bloom Is off Idealab
CSFB's Not-So-Painful Settlement
Ford's Wrong Turn on the Internet
September 11: A Blow to a Weakening Economy
READERS REPORT
Getting Feverish about Drug Prices
No Snide Cracks about Dot-Coms, Please
Questia: Revolutionary? Not to a Librarian
Where Teaching Ranks on the Status Scale
CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
"The Super Bowl's Super Ad Drop" (In Business This Week, Dec. 17, 2001)
BOOKS
The Grapes of Wrath, Mexican-Style
The BusinessWeek Best-Seller List
TECHNOLOGY & YOU
What Steve Sees on Tech's Horizon
ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
America Will Lead the World Back to Growth
ECONOMIC TRENDS
Why High Tech May Rally
Security As a Trade Barrier
The Threat of a Huge Debt Load
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
U.S.: Few Signs of Life through the First Quarter
VIDEO: Almost the End
Israel: Terrorism Zaps the Economy
NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
Jobs: A Smarter Squeeze?
Commentary: United Airlines: A Peace Mission the White House Should Skip
Walter Hewlett: Behind His Big Switcheroo
Commentary: Don't Believe the Yahoo! Hoopla
The Pentagon's Highest-Flying Hawk
ONLINE EXTRA: Q&A: A Talk with Bush's Tough Guy
Commentary: What Vivendi Universal Really Needs Is NBC
Can Amgen Go Toe-to-Toe with the Big Boys?
Commentary: A Biotech Boom with a Difference
Has Washington Mutual Been Buying Trouble?
IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
Charles Watson: Putting Pep in Dynegy's Step
Citigroup's Long Adieu to Travelers
FedEx Delivers--for Now
There's Life after Merrill
No Happy New Year for Motorola
GE Pulls Out the Ax Again
Et Cetera...
Short Circuit
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Rebuilding Afghanistan from Scratch
One Currency--but 15 Economies
For Cap Gemini, the Wrong Mate at the Wrong Time?
Commentary: Weakening the Yen Won't Make Japan Strong
BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
Not Getting Any Help from Your Ex?
THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
The Bonehead Barker Report
INSIDE WALL STREET
eBay--for Hard Times
US Oncology: The Prognosis Is Buyout
Acacia Is All Set to Blossom
Video: A Gift for Investors
FIGURES OF THE WEEK
Figures of the Week (.pdf)
EDITORIALS
Healing Wounds, Learning Lessons
INTERNATIONAL -- LETTER FROM FRANCE
Something Is Rotten in Roquefort
INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
Getting Feverish Over Drug Prices
Subsidies Aren't the Answer to Poverty
Shattering Confidence in Consultants
INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L BUSINESS
Commentary: One Currency--but 15 Economies
INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L FIGURES OF THE WEEK
International Figures of the Week (.pdf)
ARTICLES PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED IN INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS
December 24, 2001
Commentary: Why a Few Enrons Would Do Europe Good
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