News from 30/10/2004
2004; Gale Group;
Autores
FREDERIC HUMBERT, David Harris, Derek Tonkin, M. Mitchell, Ben Coomb, MARY KAY O'NEILL Associate medical director, David Lindsay,
ResumoThe Economist ChevronTexaco UBS Contents Subscription service Shangri-La The world this week Politics The world this week Business Mitsubishi Motors The incompetent or the incoherent? After Arafat The Palestinians Watch Ukraine The other big election Time to end a scandal Accounting for pensions Rolex Keep it simple Complexity Treating cancer Selling America In want of a leader A small price to pay Few fans of Clarkson Emitting hot air Love it or hate it The Economist Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Executive Focus Tomtom On the border and on the brink RWE Sky Might as well live Suicide Sex doesn't sell Marketing Rough justice An army sex scandal Mullah moolah Political food War bores Germanophobia Shark tale Lending Cranks' corner Fringe politics Philips A bump, not a slump Economic growth Skimmed and sour Farmers Philips The thing that won't go away Liverpool Bang & Olufsen A knight in tarnished armour The European Commission A prodigal returns Italian politics Pyrrhic victory Serbia and Kosovo Microsoft Lufthansa In the tent or out? French Islam Playing it long German politics UEFA Real politics, at last? Reuters IBM Into the final straight The presidential election Worse than last time? The lawyers gather Sony Ericsson Air France On the trail The electoral week Punting for President Predicting the election The races that count The battle for Congress Tom and John slug it out The South Dakota Senate race The Times Shimao The Economist Jesse's rod North Carolina's Senate race Ask the people what they want Citizens initiatives in California Another rebellion Arizona's illegals Cisco Systems If Bush loses... Red, white and new Uruguay's election Still shining after all these years Peru's terrorism trials More jaw-jaw Mercosur and the EU Adios to the greenback Cuba's currency And God smiled on Calgary Alberta's oil bonanza IMD Round one to the doves Israel's withdrawal from Gaza Adieu, Arafat? The Palestinians Where the cause will not die Western Sahara Silence in the court of King Paul Rwanda Pulling out the stops South Africa's economy The unkindest cat Spiritualism in Kenya No place to hide, maybe Counter - proliferation in Asia Commando diplomacy India and Pakistan Macaulay's children India and history America's boy done good Afghanistan Thaksin the callous Thailand Rip it up and start again Australia Shaken Japan Toyota HP Not exactly what they seem to be Oil companies' profits Oil fry Exploration in Africa Big is back Steel HP Siemens Pipe dreams aboard Naval shipyards Till death us do part Cruise liners Great-grandma Bell AT&T Going nowhere Freight transport Face value Beyond the waterfront British airways Samsung Music's brighter future Commerzbank The wolf at the door The dollar A hung market Elections and the stockmarket Eliot's guy Marsh & McLennan Murk in the gloom Pension accounting The Indians are coming America's debt-collection industry Sofitel Altana Against the odds India's stockmarket Economics focus How to save the world Meet cousin Florence Human evolution Band aid Printer forensics No hiding place Brain scanning Sounds like a picture Sensory perception Pushing a different sort of button The changed nature of work His eye was in him Alfred Stieglitz Singer in the last-chance saloon Chicago's trading pits A life in pictures Graphic books Have you heard the one about Stand-up comedy Un-American activities in Tinseltown New fiction Veerappan Courses Courses Courses Courses Courses Courses Courses Appointments Courses Appointments Appointments Appointments Tenders Appointments Tenders Tenders Travel Business & Personal Conferences Scholarships Fellowships Overview Output, demand and jobs Prices and wages Robots Money and interest rates Stockmarkets Trade, exchange rates and budgets The Economist commodity price index Foreign-exchange reserves Overview Turkey Economy Financial markets Austrian Degussa Oracle The Economist Huawei Technologies Make it simple Do Co Mo Now you see it, now you don't To be truly successful, a complex technology needs to "disappear" NEC A byte's-eye view of complexity Companies' computer infrastructures contain a Pandora's boxful of trouble NEC IBM If in doubt, farm it out The ultimate solution to simplifying your datacentre is not to have one at all Nokia Easynet Spare me the details There is a huge gap between what consumers want and what vendors would like to sell them The mom test A geek's benchmark for true simplicity BT Samsung Metaphorically speaking What's the use of all that electronic information if you can't get at it? Intel Inside The Economist Hearing voices Plain old telephone systems are becoming redundant The blood of incumbents Stand by for a spot of creative destruction The Economist One NorthEast European Voice Ricoh
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