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Forbes Magazine 10.01.01
A Salesman Reborn Bruce Upbin Joe Galli, the master marketer who made even hammer drills exciting, now may turn Newell Rubbermaid into a surprising winner. No Hiding Place? Peter Brimelow Unpleasant thought: If bonds revert to trend, bondholders will get hammered. Is Enron Out of Gas? Daniel Fisher After losing $40 billion in market value--as well as its chief executive--Enron is trying to make a quick comeback. It might start with new leadership. Hotel Beanie Baby Elisa Williams As a toy merchant, Beanie Babies mogul Ty Warner is a genius. But as a hotel operator, he's got a lot to learn. Life After the Bubble Neil Weinberg Christos Cotsakos turned the masses on to E-Trade. To survive the next shakeout, he vows to make their finances less of a hassle.		Sections Out Front Companies, People, Ideas International Entrepreneurs Technology Money & Investing Forbes Life Departments Sidelines Readers Say Informer Follow-Through Flashbacks Fact and Comment Other Comments Commentary Digital Rules Thoughts Archive 2001 \| 2000 \| 1999 \| 1998 \| 1997

Out Front
Bonus Blues Robert Lenzner Those year-end checks are looking smaller every day.	Slippery Slope Daniel Fisher Vail Resorts and Canada's Intrawest are practically giving away lift tickets. Enjoy it while you can.	Performance Anxiety Quentin Hardy Wall Street jeered at the HP-Compaq deal. No surprise, given the record of big deals.
Oops--They Did It Again Kiri Blakeley Celebrities have always been high-risk endorsers. When will companies learn to do a little homework?	Chairman of the Hoard Bernard Condon It used to be that severance packages were paid when bosses got the boot. Not anymore.	Not Your Father's Woody John Turrettini Long spurned, woodies are making a comeback.
Marxist Pigs Jonathan Fahey Making a buck off anticapitalist rage.

Companies, People, Ideas
Viva la Television! Kerry A. Dolan Several big media outfits are reportedly interested in Telemundo--for good reason. But this is a seller's market.	Tug of War Joanne Gordon California and Minnesota laws butt heads over a noncompete agreement.	Information Agent Zina Moukheiber Can Pam Kirby turn a clinical outsourcer into a data powerhouse?
Listen Up, New Jersey Ira Carnahan Auto insurers were fleeing. Premiums were high. Then South Carolina got smart and deregulated rates.

International
Role Reversal Benjamin Fulford Japanese computer makers are laying workers off. IBM Japan is hiring.		Thirsty Alexandra Kirkman How did the vendor of Brahma beer and Guarana soda pop get to be worth $7 billion?		Reconstructing Harry edited by Melanie Wells A family spat settled, Harry Winston tries to polish its image. Is it too late?

Entrepreneurs
Size Matters Silvia Sansoni The biggest, meanest gun civilians can own.		A Wing and a Prayer Monte Burke Would you be willing to commute in a flying ferryboat?

Technology
The Weakest Link Chana R. Schoenberger New software that will predict what customers want.		The Cable Guys Lynn J. Cook A promising technology debuts in tough times.		Digital Tools \| Windows XP: Stephen Manes

Money & Investing
Lost and Found Carrie Coolidge Did accounting hanky-panky tank your stock? Here's how to get some of your money back.	House of Cards Stephane Fitch Mortgage REITs are going great for now, but watch out.	Stock Focus \| A Putin Play Paul Klebnikov How to play the Russian stock market.
Streetwalker Bank of America; USA Education; Fastenal; Rite Aid.	The Contrarian \| Fantasy Earnings David Dreman	Stock Trends \| Unreal Estate Robert S. Salomon Jr.

Forbes Life
Do-It-Yourselfer Robert Langreth City of Hope National Medical Center's own biotech drug factory.		Travel \| Slow Boat Joshua Levine Touring southern France on the Canal du Midi.		Books \| Fear of Flying Susan Adams A gripping new tale of a commuter plane crash may give frequent fliers pause.

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