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Table of contents: VOL. 149, NO. 8 - April 19, 2004

COVER STORY

The Trophy Life You think Donald Trump's hit reality show is a circus? Spend a few weeks watching him work.

by Daniel Roth Reporter Associates Jenny Mero and Helen Kim

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Features

Boeing Plays Defense Beset by Airbus and rocked by scandal, the aircraft maker turns to a new CEO--and the Pentagon--for help.

by Julie Creswell

Borrowing From Bubba With the help of Bill Clinton's old advisors, John Kerry's economic plan is taking shape. But does it add up?

by Bill Powell

Dell And Rollins The $41 Billion Buddy Act Chairman Michael Dell and his new CEO, Kevin Rollins, talk about guarding against wacky ideas, keeping their growth machine oiled, and why offshoring isn't so bad.

by David Kirkpatrick; Michael Dell; Kevin Rollins

The Secrets of Eddie Stern If you think you know how bad the mutual fund scandal is, you're wrong. It's worse.

by Peter Elkind Reporter associates Christopher Tkaczyk and Doris Burke.

Chasing The Youth Pill Drugs that might extend human life are one of the hottest topics in biotech. Some of them are already here.

by David Stipp

Extreme Makeover Eating like a bird may extend your life. But is it worth it?

by Grainger David

All this talk about aging had me wondering: How Old Am I Really?

by Lawrence A. Armour

How to defang the health-care cost monster

by Matthew Miller

On The Rocks, With A Twist

by Stanley Bing

Schwarzenegger Builds His Body Politic

by Andy Serwer

Stop blaming Bangalore for our jobs problem

by Geoffrey Colvin

Which Nations Will Go Forth and Multiply?

by Phillip Longman

First

By The Numbers

by Ann Harrington

The Wrap News of note

by Ellen Florian

Mistrials And Tribulations

by Pete McEntegart; Mark Gimein

A Record Year For Bigtime Donors

by John Helyar

Versace's On Sale

by Janet Guyon

Have Tech's Bullies Been Tamed? Microsoft is shaking hands with Sun, paying fines, and--gasp!--ceding ground to rivals. What gives?

by Fred Vogelstein

Creative Tax Write-Offs

by R. Sikoryak

Martha's team has a secret plan

by Patricia Sellers

A 20-Year War Winds To An End

by Carol J. Loomis

Elitist Liberal Chablis-Sipper? Moi? Massachusetts is about to take its usual election-year beating from the GOP. But we're really a bunch of regular chowderheads.

by Alex Beam

Companies Serve Up New Pay Option

by Anne Fisher

How Can I Survive A Phone Interview?

by Anne Fisher

Runway Model Dresser Jodi Penzer, Fashion Week, New York City

by Jodi Penzer; Interview by Julie Schlosser

Investing

Amazon's secret The Internet retailer just turned a full-year profit. Or did it?

by David Stires

Bells and whistles In the 20 years since Ma Bell's breakup, her offspring have merged, split, and spawned spinoffs. Now AT&T itself is out of the Dow. How has all the action paid off for investors?

by Kate Bonamici

Hot Commodities Prices for raw materials are soaring to meet fast-growing demand in emerging markets. Here's why that trend is sure to last--and how to profit from it.

by Yuval Rosenberg

Grab the Low-Hanging Fruit

by Yuval Rosenberg

Hoggin' All The Profits Commodity producers may thrive even if prices dip.

by Yuval Rosenberg

Tune in to the Dropouts

by David Rynecki

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