Table of Contents:VOL. 160, NO. 9 - November 09, 2009 40 under 40
 Growth engines Fortune's 2009 40 Under 40 are ruling business. By Leigh Gallagher
Twitter hits tweenhood It has 55 million users and no business model. But that's a touchy subject. By Adam Lashinsky The list: Business's hottest rising stars They're innovators, value creators, and agents of change. Are you in here? Big paydays, up-and-comers, and help wanted
Eight over 80 These titans are still cutting deals and calling the shots. By Scott Cendrowski He measures the web Josh James's Omniture mines web traffic data that's critical for any Fortune 500 company. He just sold it for $1.8 billion. By Jessi Hempel Features
The auto bailout: How we did it The man who led the rescue tells about his shock at the state of GM and Chrysler - and gives an inside look at the bankruptcies that shook America. By Steven Rattner
Obama and Google: A love story The President relies on Google execs for tech and economic advice. But his own regulators are scrutinizing the online-ad behemoth: Is the romance starting to sour? By Jia Lynn Yang and Nina Easton
The fight over Michael's millions The King of Pop's posthumous success has produced a gusher of money. Now, where his estate is concerned, the Michael Jackson show is just getting started. By Richard Siklos First
Ice road to the South Pole Would you travel as far as Antarctica for a job? By Telis Demos
Everything you need to know about Purell The swine flu has lifted sales of hand sanitizers. By Telis Demos Retail's low-inventory blues Some merchants overestimated just how bad things would get. By Suzanne Kapner Value driven When the economy gets sick, people get healthier. By Geoff Colvin Supreme Court watch The justices will grapple for the first time with the issue of capping compensation. By Roger Parloff
The deal Thanks for nothing, Uncle Sam. By Allan Sloan The best advice I ever got Nancy Peretsman of Allen & Co. Education Blackboard rules the schools. By Beth Kowitt Technology
Sequoia branches too far A storied financier of startups expands -- but its new businesses have yet to take root. By Adam Lashinsky Playing for fun and profit Gamemaker Zynga harvests the fruits of social sites. By Jessica Shambora Life at the top
2009 watch guide This year watchmakers have outdone themselves with innovative materials and stylish twists. By Sue Zesiger Callaway
Road warrior Ty Votaw, EVP of the PGA Tour. By Jessica Shambora Book review Memoirs from writers with voracious appetites. By Daniel Okrent Investing
Brazil's big bounce The bustling economy survived the global slump in style, and many of its stocks are still reasonably valued. By Mina Kimes
IBM: Party like it's 1999 Now might be a good time to get a piece of Big Blue. By Michael V. Copeland
Analyst face-off Two pictures of Lilly. By Beth Kowitt |
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