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Table of contents: VOL. 7, NO. 6 - July 1, 2006
COVER STORY
The 50 Who Matter Now
Meet the executives, entrepreneurs, and cutting-edge innovators who are setting today's business agenda. (more)

Features
Sly Fox?
by Om Malik, Business 2.0 Magazine senior writer
Ross Levinsohn's wheeling and dealing to get News Corp. back in the Web game has been ridiculed by many as profligate and late. But he may yet prove them all wrong. (more)
The mighty micro-multinational
by Michael V. Copeland, Business 2.0 Magazine senior writer
The garage goes global as a new breed of startup operates worldwide in the battle for technology, talent, and customers. (more)
The resurrection of AOL
By John Battelle, Business 2.0 Magazine contributor
CEO Jon Miller is betting that new ventures like social networking, VOIP and video advertisements can make the once-mighty portal relevant again. (more)
hits & misses
Hits & Misses
By David Jacobson

what's cool
Favorites
The business tools you can't work without (more)
Pickin' and winnin'
By Marc Berley, Business 2.0 Magazine
Prices for classic guitars are soaring. Here's how to cash in on the six-string boom. (more)
Hailing the Air Taxi
By Saheli S.R. Datta
It's been trumpeted for years, but now it's finally here. What you need to know about the coming revolution in business travel. (more)
Gadget-Palooza
By Snigdha Sen

what's next
From Waste to Wattage
By Monica Heger

On the Launch Pad
By Erick Schonfeld

A startup with a formula for faster commutes
By Krysten Crawford, Business 2.0 Magazine associate editor
The next whiz-bang feature coming to your dashboard: Software that can predict traffic jams days in advance. (more)
How to hack a hybrid
by David Kushner, Business 2.0 Magazine
For 'hybrid hackers' selling plug-in kits for the Prius, high gas prices add up to a big opportunity. (more)
Cool Plans for Tall Cans
By Kevin Kelleher

Caution: Psychos at Work
By Jonathon Keats

The Gray Entrepreneur
By Lawrence M. Fisher

The Bank Account in Your Phone
By Michal Lev-Ram

Betting on Bites
By Jennifer Alsever

Shedding a new light on LEDs
By Paul Kedrosky, Business 2.0 Magazine
LEDs are about to transform lighting - and entrepreneurs should be aglow. (more)
Branding the Feed
By John Heilemann
FeedBurner CEO Dick Costolo wants to put his stamp on the Wild West medium of RSS. (more)
Can Wal-Mart buy off the neighbors?
By Susanna Hamner, Business 2.0 Magazine writer-reporter
The king of retailers plans to offer cash grants to stores near some new locations. (more)
what works
From Good to Grand
By Paul Kaihla
By ripping out its best-performing venues, Gamal Aziz has reinvented the MGM Grand--and pioneered a radical new growth strategy. (more)
For sale: Only the trendiest fare
By Tim Hornyak, Business 2.0 Magazine
Eclectic Japanese retailer RanKing RanQueen helps shoppers find the latest and greatest by stocking only the most popular products. (more)
Packaging That Pays
By Susanna Hamner
How consumer-product companies are revamping their containers to jump-start sales. (more)
One stop shopping to save the world
By David Batstone, Business 2.0 Magazine
The Ecomiles Web portal lets members make charitable contributions for everything they buy online. (more)
Getting a foothold in the yoga market
By Siri Schubert, Business 2.0 Magazine
A nasty fall inspired Yogitoes's Susan Nichols to invent a fast-drying nonslip towel. (more)
Cashing in on the patent mess
By Paul Sloan, Business 2.0 Magazine editor-at-large
Chicago startup Ocean Tomo plans to become the do-it-all player of the intellectual property era. (more)
How to hold on to star talent
by Jeffrey Pfeffer, Business 2.0 Magazine contributor
Law firms and other professional services outfits are often victims of the talent drain. The solution? Generosity. (more)
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