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Monitor articles for October 16, 2000

• Dilbert with an attitude: Japan'snew 'salaryman'
• Blocks of stocks that favor fast traders
• Being half-awake to my L.A.
• A cigarettemaker's admission
• A sweet, wild victory, preserved
• War against smoking goes worldwide
• Self-protection central to online-auction dealmaking
• Arab-Americans seek more clout over US policy
• Behind candidates' 'fuzzy math' on taxes
• Job hunters: 'Have resume, will travel'
• Educating children begins on a parent's lap
• What to do with a small pension that needs a boost
• Clinton's backstage role in Hillary's race
• News In Brief
• Snapshots from an unexpected journey
• News In Brief
• Blacks may tilt races to Democrats
• Today's Story Line
• Market Monitor
• What role can US play in Mideast peace?
• Peace - or return to intifadah?
• Yemen underscores perils of US 'engagement' policy
• Our man in the stratosphere: a jet-age report
• Forget about building the road to nowhere
• It's all in the game
• News In Brief
• Serbia confronts troubled past
• Kim's breakthrough with North wins Koreas' first Nobel
• The dog ate my remote. No, really.
• Keeping Track: creative countries
• The price of oil
• Gamemakers think we'll play along
• Would you buy a used car from a PC?
• Holy Wars, Holy Solutions
• Dahlia
• News In Brief