Table of contents: VOL. 153, NO. 2 - February 6, 2006
COVER STORY
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Sales are soaring, margins are up, and investors are cheering. How Pepsi outmaneuvered Coke by looking beyond the cola wars. (more)
No one has ever brewed biofuel from straw on a commercial scale. With Shell's backing, Iogen is likely to be the first. (more)
Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be oilmen. Give 'em biodiesel! That's the refrain of the new troubadour of renewable fuels, Willie Nelson. (more)
Stop dreaming about hydrogen. Ethanol is the answer to the energy dilemma. It's clean and green and runs in today's cars. And in a generation, it could replace gas. (more)
Richard Branson doesn't claim to be an energy guru. But he's bullish on ethanol. And once upon a time, he didn't know much about airlines or records or phones, either. (more)
bing! while you were out
business life
A sports-centric guy phone offers real-time scores, analysis, even video highlights--and ushers in a new era of specialized handsets. (more)
Hot spots across the country are copying New York and Miami's hyper-expensive "bottle service." Barney Gimbel explains why clubs are clamoring to let you play bartender. (more)
businessman of the year asia
Fujio Mitarai has turned his Japanese camera company into a profit engine. Now his sights are set on flat-screen TV. (more)
businessman of the year europe
Patrick Ricard has turned a family pastis company into a global drinks giant. Now he's going after No. 1. (more)
canon's big gun
Fujio Mitarai has turned his camera company into a profit engine. Now his sights are set on flat-screen TV. (more)
cover stories
You're good. Now get great with these head-hunter-approved strategies. (more)
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Move over, Jack Welch. From Apple to Pixar, Steve Jobs is showing why he's the model CEO for the 21st century. (more)
One thing's for sure about the Boston Scientific/Johnson & Johnson bidding war: The winner will pay too much. (more)
investing
Why a veteran strategist sees value in names like Dell, Oracle, and Cisco--but not Google. (more)
Technical analysts find gloomy portents in the market's gyrations--and fret about Wall Street's bullish mood. (more)
Warning: Breakthrough technologies can take a very long time to pay off. (more)
media bubble
street life
value driven
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