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Table of contents: VOL. 153, NO. 6 - April 3, 2006
COVER STORY
Jamie Dimon, the new CEO of J.P. Morgan Chase is taking a shot at the title of world's most important banker and trying to whip a sprawling financial conglomerate into shape. (more)Features
Why on earth has KB Home CEO Bruce Karatz launched a major building project in the wildly uncertain New Orleans real estate market? (more)
best buy's bet
Brad Anderson's consumer electronics superstore rules the market. So why is he messing with his business model? (more)
brainstorm
Here's how hard-headed business practices can help the world's wealthiest nation deal with the hard-core homeless. (more)
business life
If having kids is more fraught with complications than you expected, cheer up. As three new books show, you're normal. (more)
Apple takes on digital stereo with a new speaker dock--and it rocks. (more)
business life: your money at play
c-suite strategies
CIO Rob Carter tells FORTUNE's Geoffery Colvin what it takes to ship six million packages a day without a glitch. (more)
dispatches
An amazing thing happened during the testimony of Andy Fastow, Enron's notorious ex-boy-wonder CFO and soon-to-be inmate. He seemed contrite, credible, and--thanks to a thrashing by the defense--almost sympathetic. (more)
Ukraine's Orange Revolution has run aground. Investors are sidelined, hopes have soured, and old rivals are battling for power. (more)
first
first: news - analysis - data - informed opinion
Mega-mergers and explosive growth in user-generated content are raising the stakes. A battlefield guide. (more)
Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft is ready to take the offensive. (more)
investing
To reap gains overseas, Phoenix fund manager Rajiv Jain focuses on great companies, not sizzling markets. (more)
The same competitive pressures that led the Big Board to go public create uncertainty for its shares. (more)
investing: your money at work
Companies are buying record amounts of their own stock. But only some will get a share-price boost. (more)
letters
politics
ukraine elections
A year after a popular uprising in Ukraine, hopes have soured and old rivals are at it again. (more)
value driven
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