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Table of contents: VOL. 150, NO. 4 - August 23, 2004

COVER STORY

How to Kick the Oil Habit Gas prices are soaring, pipelines are burning, oil supplies are tight. Here are four ways to fix the mess before the well runs dry.

by Nicholas Varchaver Reporter Associates Abrahm Lustgarten, Jenny Mero

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Features

Cellular Evolution It took decades for an old technology called mobile telephony to take off. But it did take off--and changed the way the world communicates.

by Stephanie N. Mehta

Brainstorm 2004

by Geoffrey Colvin

Hollywood Hitman Reality-TV czar Mark Burnett has changed television for good--the business model, that is.

by Grainger David

Inside Andy Grove's Latest Crusade Intel's chairman is out to change the way companies are governed. His first job: Change himself.

by Brent Schlender

Would You Take This MINIMUM WAGE Job?

Toyota's Secret Weapon One of the most influential car guys in the U.S. lives in L.A., isn't a CEO, and you've never heard of him before.

by Alex Taylor III

At tax time the rich keep getting poorer

by Geoffrey Colvin

Does Hollywood Really Get Big Business?

by Andy Serwer

Junkie love

Brainstorm

The Aspen Seven You think radical change is daunting? Not to these folks. They're all pros at making it happen--or profiting from it.

by Patricia Sellers; Julie Schlosser; Clay Chandler; David Kirkpatrick; Marc Gunther; Brian O'Keefe

First

By The Numbers

by Justin Fox

Hear no deficit, see no deficit, speak no deficit

by Peter G. Peterson

Congress Enters The Options Debate...Uh-Oh!

by Justin Fox

HP's Beast With Three Brains It walks, it talks, it connects to the Net using a trio of wireless technologies. It's a smart phone for people with big (and deep) pockets.

by Peter Lewis

Who'll Do Jobs' Job?

by Brent Schlender

Fred Smith Delivers The Goods

by Matthew Boyle; Fred Smith

Can This Man Save Sears? (Or His Job?)

by Patricia Sellers

Buyout Firms Become Space Invaders

by Christine Y. Chen

No Love Lost For Google Its feisty founders have taken a beating lately, but we haven't even begun to see what this company can do.

by Fred Vogelstein

Companies Turn To Private Spies

by Peter Lewis

Callaway's CEO Couldn't Shoot Par

by David Rynecki

Moonshine, Part 2 A blind sampling of 20 wines shows that biodynamics works. But how? (This, by the way, is why we went into journalism.)

by Jean K. Reilly

In Praise Of Micromanaging

by Anne Fisher

I Was Fired--But I Don't Know Why

by Anne Fisher

Investing

A Bottom Feeder Goes Bigtime Little-known value investor Leucadia National is suddenly attracting attention thanks to its bold bid for MCI.

by Adam Lashinsky

The power of concentration Mutual funds that buy fewer stocks and hold them longer beat the competition.

by Janice Revell

Don't Stay In School Stocks

by Julie Schlosser

Not Just Cosmetic Changes A younger, bolder Avon is primed to continue its growth streak.

by Kate Bonamici

The Bargain Hunter Mark Hillman pounds the market by focusing on beaten-down stocks.

by David Rynecki

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