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Who Blew Broadband?/
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 82 |
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Who Can Save "Dead Brand Driving"? - Considering the best celebrity rep to repair Firestone's image./
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David, Grainger
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 83 |
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Who Is Ashok Kumar and Why Is He So Loud? - The Piper Jaffray analyst made his reputation on often prescient calls. His latest downgrade is another story./
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McLean, Bethany
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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| 84 |
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Whole Lava Love - Exploring the obsession with volcanoes, from the primal thrill of eruption to the fear of getting "cooked," plus tips on where to go. Also: Outside conventional medicine-and into, say, acupuncture-with the Mayo Clinic doctor... A novelist's take on how to be good... Heading into the scrum... and more./
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 85 |
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Who Really Needs a Pentium 4? - Intel's flagship chip is once again the speed king among microprocessors, but with a price war looming in the PC industry, consumers can afford to wait./
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Lewis, Peter H
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 86 |
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Who's Better for the Economy, Gore or Bush? - Bush all the way, say CEOs. Not so fast, say many economists./
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Birnbaum, Jeffrey H
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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| 87 |
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Who's the BOSS? - Viacom President Mel Karmazin is the company's main man. On that point, even CEO Sumner Redstone agrees. Or does he?/
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Leonard, Devin
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 88 |
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Who's Up, Who's Down - Faltering earnings and the odd scandal helped unseat nearly a third of last year's industry Winners./
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Diba, Ahmad
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 89 |
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Who Wants to Manage A Millionaire? - Everyone. And as Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and even discounter Charles Schwab vie for the ultimate clients, there's little they won't do./
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Rynecki, David
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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| 90 |
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Who Wants to Talk to the Web? - Voice portals will let you send e-mail, buy stuff online, and troll the Net simply by speaking on the phone./
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Nee, Eric
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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| 91 |
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Why Bill Ford Is Mostly Mum - Behind the auto company's crisismanagement tactics
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Taylor, Alex
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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| 92 |
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Why Europe Makes Microsoft Nervous/
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 93 |
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Why Industry Giants are Playing with Legos - Some say the future of America's economic competitiveness depends on playing games./
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 94 |
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Why Is Bill Gross Still Smiling? - The Idealab founder blew through $800 million in eight months-and has nothing to show for it./
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Nocera, Joseph
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 95 |
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Why Rupert Murdoch Loves DirecTV - Hughes Electronics has morphed from a defense giant into a sexy media property, thanks to DirecTV, its satellite broadcast service./
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Chen, Christine Y
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 96 |
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Why Stem Cells Will Transform Medicine - They may cure disease, prolong life-and utterly alter the way doctors work./
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Fox, Cynthia
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 97 |
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Why Telecom Crashed - Only when you look closely at the inner workings of this $270 billion industry can you begin to understand the bloodbath./
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Mehta, Stephanie N
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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| 98 |
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Why You Can Safely Ignore Six Sigma - The management fad gets raves from Jack Welch, but it hasn't boosted the stocks of other devotees./
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Clifford, Lee
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 99 |
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Will Tech Earnings Ever Recover? - Of course they will. It's just likely to take a bit longer than any of us thought./
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Schwartz, Nelson D
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2001
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| 100 |
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Will Telecom's Busy Signals Clear Up Soon?/
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Time, inc., etc.]
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2000
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