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Table of contents: VOL. 149, NO. 3 - February 9, 2004

COVER STORY

Catch Us If You Can The folks who brought you Kazaa have a new hit called Skype--and a plan to set phone calls free. If the telcos want to fight back, they'll have to find them first.

by Daniel Roth

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Features

The Deal Maker and The Dynamo At last J.P. Morgan's William Harrison has made a deal the market loves. Why? Because in buying Bank One, he's bringing Jamie Dimon back to the big show, where he belongs.

by Shawn Tully Reporter Associate Julie Schlosser

TV's Mr. Big Li Dongsheng bought RCA and in the process became the world's largest TV maker. Now can he create China's first global megabrand?

by Clay Chandler Reporter Associates Helen Kim, Annie Wang

10 To Watch These are the 2004 standard-bearers; if they succeed, Detroit gets back on the road. Based on research, interviews, and more than a little intuition, FORTUNE's Alex Taylor III rates the ten on how well they are likely to perform.

by Alex Taylor III

Detroit Buffs Up The Big Three have rediscovered the joys of making truly polished cars, and their factories run better than ever. But will this be enough to recover lost markets?

by Alex Taylor III

The Pentagon's Weather Nightmare The climate could change radically, and fast. That would be the mother of all national security issues.

by David Stipp

Leaping Into the VOIP

by Adam Lashinsky

Who Will Own Your Living Room? Consumer electronics companies say this is the year of the digital home. But many of the coolest new products are not labeled "Made in Japan."

by Peter Lewis

A Man For No Seasons

by Stanley Bing

It's Armageddon: Who's In Charge Here?

by Norman Ornstein

Mr. Risk Goes To Wall Street--A Calculated Move

by Andy Serwer

The Key To Healing Our Psyches? Justice.

by Geoffrey Colvin

Bonus Feature

Toyota's Global Body Shop The Japanese automaker is putting the final touches on a new strategy: being able to build almost anything, anywhere.

by Stuart F. Brown

First

By The Numbers

by Patricia Sellers

I Sold My Skills--Now How Do I Sell Ads?

by Anne Fisher

Tip Off news of note

by Jason Tanz

Canada's Most Powerful Babe Turns To Politics

by Janice Revell

by Anna Bernasek

Queer Eye Makes Over The Economy!

by Ellen Florian

Kickoff For Ad Season

by David Stires

Why CEOs Should Hope Martha Walks

by Jeremy Kahn

Anyone Heard From Greenspan Lately? As the deficit soars, its harshest critic is silent. But the Maestro is about to speak up.

by Anna Bernasek

Wes Clark Wins! (On Wall Street)

by Richard Behar

Dick Grasso's Pay: The Sequel

by Carol J. Loomis

The Democrats Are Out To Get You

by Bill Powell

At Intel, Speed Isn't Everything

by David Kirkpatrick; Paul Otellini

Would Your Boss Survive This?

by Abrahm Lustgarten

You Wanna See Stars? Don't Look To Network TV

by Marc Gunther

Springtime For Poland A class-action suit raises questions: Does Poland Spring water come from springs? And can you drown lawyers in it? Please?

by Roger Parloff

Older, Wiser, Job-Hunting

by Anne Fisher

Mars Rover Driver Brian Cooper, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena

by Brian Cooper; Interview by Julie Schlosser

Investing

Better Than Mutual Funds? Cheaper and more efficient than their older siblings, exchange-traded funds are winning plenty of converts.

by Bethany McLean

Bringing HCA Back to Life After years of scandal, the hospital chain is healthy again--and might just be a buy.

by David Stires

Got The Big Raise? Great. There Goes Your Retirement Rules on 401(k) saving for higher-paid workers mean they could end up with less.

The Next Frontier: TV Takeovers

by Adam Lashinsky

Keep An Eye On Weight Watchers The Atkins craze has hurt, but UBS analyst Andrew McQuilling sees hefty earnings ahead.

by David Rynecki; Andrew McQuilling

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