Inside Table of Contents: May 3, 2004
INSIDE BUSINESS See the pages following the Arts section for extra coverage of news and trends in the world of commerce
--Grocery Gamble Battered by Wal-Mart, the supermarket industry is rapidly revamping to survive
--Players Wanted The struggling golf and tennis businesses are out to win converts
--Tech Meets Politics Data-mining software is the campaign manager's new best friend
--Electric Broadband Utilities are challenging cable firms for Internet subscribers
--The Free Press To win younger readers, a new breed of newspaper gives the product away
--Glamour for All The ad game's newest strategy defines everyone as potentially chic
--Get Well Sooner VitalSpring cuts health-care costs by managing the sickest workers
--The Terror Portfolio It's wise to keep a finger in stocks that will benefit if the worst happens
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