Beating the Clock by Miriam Wasserman
As the number of dual-earner couples increases, American families must figure out how two people can manage three jobs.

Can Pro Sports Survive Prosperity? by Robert Jabaily
Business is booming and the quality of play is as good as ever. So why can't the millionaires and billionaires stop fighting and find a way to share the wealth?

When the Economy Goes South by Jane Katz
How do recessions happen? Seventy years after the Great Depression, economists are still not completely certain.

Observations
New England's psychiatrists; online MBAs; the spread of prepaid phone cards

Letters
A reader on the launch of the euro and what it means for business strategies

Perspective
The Internet is a shopping revolution, but who will end up in power?

Issues in Transportation
After almost a century of decline, passenger trains in New England make a comeback

Letter from
Providence, RI