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52. Coping with the ad crunch; tighter times for the networks and magazines
53. Staying home, feeling better; an alternative to costly hospital stays is emerging
54. Let's not have lunch; fewer executives use the midday meal for power plays and dealmaking
55. Feeding the card habit
56. Hard times in high tech
57. Trade war ahead?
58. Bankruptcy on the brink
59. The meaning of his message
60. Soul of a cheap machine; IBM imitators are flooding the market with powerful, less costly computers
61. Recession fears at the Summit; Reagan presses two key allies to go for growth
62. The great bear hunt; as stock prices climb, anxious investors look for signs of a downturn
63. The spirit of boom times; price stability inflates the national ego
64. America's rush to refinance; catch: you've got to spend money to save money
65. A rebellion in the money palace; a Fed governor resigns
66. A walk on the wild side; stocks are soaring, the economy is strong. So what is there to worry about?
67. The days of the jackals
68. The age of the megadollar
69. Farewell to fringe benefits? Tax reformers take aim at pensions, incentive savings and insurance plans
70. A gaint under fire; General Dynamics faces numerous charges of fraud
71. How America pays the tab; a burgeoning new industry is devising elaborate systems to speed transactions
72. RUEFUL OBSERVATIONS; It Was Time to Send the Sitter Home
73. STOCKS PLUNGE 508 POINTS, A DROP OF 22.6%; 604 MILLION VOLUME NEARLY DOUBLES RECORD; Does 1987 Equal 1929?
74. Is consumer debt too high? Current statistics may not be a reliable guide
75. Jack Welch: GE's live wire
76. Palm Springs dresses down
77. The case for stripping banks
78. Reaganomics, African style
79. The joy of not having sex
80. Bottom fishing for bargain thrifts
81. How now Dow Jones? As the market shatters old records, Wall Street pundits puzzle out the next major move
82. Superconsumer slows down
83. Ted Turner lands in Oz
84. Roulette in Hollywood
85. A lost dynasty in Dallas?
86. A hot thrift catches cold
87. An Argentine soap opera
88. Citicorp crowns a new king
89. Cement in the sandbox
90. The refugee's lot
91. The reckoning
92. Trading secrets: seduction and scandal at the Wall Street Journal
93. Report card on Reaganomics; questions persist about the president's policies
94. Tax reform: final conflict; mixed blessings for the middle class
95. Importing a recession?
96. Betting the democracy; Argentina gets a harsh austerity plan from Alfonsin, and its fellow debtors get a boost from their slums
97. Teaming up for high tech
98. Two inside traders go to jail
99. The next wave; any undervalued company can be raided
100. The boom in worker leasing
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