COVER STORY
The New Global Job Shift
The next round of globalization is sending upscale jobs offshore. They include basic research, chip design, engineering--even financial analysis. Can America lose these jobs and still prosper? Who wins? Who loses?
COVER IMAGE: Is Your Job Next?
GRAPHIC: A World of Outsourcing
GRAPHIC: Going Abroad
GRAPHIC: Globalization Goes White Collar
The New Cold War at Boeing
The Way, Way Back Office
For India's Tech Grads, There's No Place Like Home
ONLINE EXTRA: The Good Life in a Bombay Call Center
ONLINE EXTRA: Perilous Currents in the Offshore Shift
UP FRONT
Dividends, the Ultimate Perk
Desperately Seeking Google
An Accounting Battle Heats Up
What Charles Schwab Told George Bush
A Bright Spot for Ailing CNBC
Talk Show
READERS REPORT
Putting Managers in Their Rightful Place
This Top Accountant Deserves More Credit
Stereotypes, Italian-Style
What Parents of Autistic Kids Really Want
One Way to Repair Telecom Deregulation
The Threat from Mainland China
CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
"Why Europe is even more sluggish than the U.S." (Economic Viewpoint, Jan. 13, 2003)
"Why ethics is also B-school business" (Management, Jan. 27, 2003)
BOOKS
How Eggheads Laid the Golden Egg
The BusinessWeek Best-Seller List
TECHNOLOGY & YOU
You, Too, Can Be a Webmaster
ECONOMIC VIEWPOINT
Where Have All the Keynesians Gone?
INDUSTRY INSIDER
Free Flight: An Internet for the Skies
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
U.S.: Imports Get a Bigger Piece of the American Pie
Australia: More Greenbacks for Kangaroo Jack
NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
Iraq: Can Bush Close the Deal?
Commentary: If Deflation Sets In, the Fed Has a Problem
Commentary: Deficits? Class Warfare? No, It's About Growth
Reform: Business Gets Religion
The Main Squeeze in the Credit Crunch
The Start of a Dot-Comback?
Commentary: How to Milk an Apple
IN BUSINESS THIS WEEK
Daniel Carp: Kodak: Not a Pretty Picture
More McLawsuits?
It's Still Rich Man, Poor Man
Verizon Must Face the Music
Triumvirate in the Sky
One Less Gap at the Gap
Et Cetera...
Bailing Out
WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
Bush's Medicare Reform: A Big Pill to Swallow
Title IX Rollback?
Budget Games?
Trial Lawyer Page-Turner
SPORTS BUSINESS
Commentary: Olympic Gold for Management Dysfunction
MANAGEMENT
Improv at the Interview
THE CORPORATION
Southwest Is Holding Steady
ONLINE EXTRA: The Key for Southwest: "Remain Flexible"
DEVELOPMENTS TO WATCH
Why NASA Is Waxing Euphoric
An Out-of-Body Treatment for Liver Cancer
Do Your Own Blood Work, Right at Home
A Herpes Remedy Grown in Algae
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Medicine's Wild Kingdom
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Way Down--in the Valley
ONLINE EXTRA: From Hot to Scorched at Commerce One
FINANCE
Exploring Options
Commentary: Investment Banks Have a Bad Case of Immunity
MUTUAL FUND SCOREBOARD
Bond Funds: Don't Expect a Full-Course Meal
Mutual Fund Scoreboard (.pdf)
Interactive Mutual Fund Scoreboard
MARKETING
Call It the Pepsi Blue Generation
WORKPLACE
Salvation from the Shop Floor
Wilbur Ross: Pulling LTV Out of the Scrap Heap
BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR
Taxes Going Through the Roof?
Research Revolution
The Skinny on Summer Rentals
The ABCs of MP3
DIVIDENDS
The Stat
A Dessert Oasis
Grand Illusions
Zap 'n' Brown
THE BARKER PORTFOLIO
Mr. Donaldson, Meet Gussie and Mark
INSIDE WALL STREET
A Way Sharper Image
Painless Root Canals, Thanks to BioLase
CombiMatrix Is Busy in the DNA Lab
FIGURES OF THE WEEK
Figures of the Week (.pdf)
EDITORIALS
A Global White-Collar Migration
Just Go, Mr. Pitt
INTERNATIONAL -- READERS REPORT
European Leaders Should Focus on Their Own Countries
Is BusinessWeek's Coverage "Anti-European"?
Riding Eurostar Won't Break the Bank
Inconsistencies in U.S. Policy
The Threat from Mainland China
INTERNATIONAL -- ASIAN BUSINESS
Can Proton Deliver?
Commentary: Korea: Roh Needs to Finish the Job Kim Began
Is the Bank of Japan Barreling toward a Bailout?
Under intense political pressure, its bond buying spree could make the unthinkable a reality
INTERNATIONAL -- EUROPEAN BUSINESS
Military Contractors: On the Defensive
France's "Sarko" Is in the Spotlight
The new Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy has flair -- and presidential hopes
Reality TV in a Russian Boardroom
INTERNATIONAL -- FINANCE
Staying Afloat in Offshore Funds
It was a brutal year, but BW's quarterly survey pinpoints the international funds that caught an updraft
Getting Terrific Reception in Telecom
INTERNATIONAL -- INT'L FIGURES OF THE WEEK
International Figures of the Week (.pdf)
ARTICLES PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED IN INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS
January 27, 2003
Industrial Management: Is Mitsubishi Back From the Brink?
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