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Executives' Top Picks A daily ranking of the most-read stories requested by senior executives on Forbes.com and a weekly ranking of their most popular search terms.   Most Popular Articles 85 Innovations 1959-1971 David Armstrong, Monte Burke, Emily Lambert, Nathan Vardi and Rob Wherry - 12/23/02 12:00:00 AM ET No Free Lunch Nathan Vardi - 2/3/03 12:00:00 AM ET What's tougher-- running a restaurant marketing firm or working for Sam Zell? The Cheap Drugs Myth Ira Carnahan - 2/3/03 12:00:00 AM ET For proof that price controls work, don't look to Canada. Forbes.com Contents - 1/20/03 12:00:00 AM ET Next Year Will Be Better Kenneth L. Fisher - 2/3/03 12:00:00 AM ET Dead Air Scott Woolley - 11/25/02 12:00:00 AM ET Open airwaves are everywhere, but the businesses desperate to use them--cell phones and the wireless industries of the future--cannot. A new band of rebels hopes to liberate the air. 85 Innovations 1947-1955 David Armstrong, Monte Burke, Emily Lambert, Nathan Vardi and Rob Wherry - 12/23/02 12:00:00 AM ET Hoist by His Own Petard Bernard Condon - 2/3/03 12:00:00 AM ET Prem Watsa's once-mighty insurance empire is teetering. Vivendi's Fourtou, M'soft In Talks; Bush: $1.2B For 'Hydro-Cars.' Greg Levine - 1/29/03 01:30:00 PM ET Vivendi's Fourtou, Microsoft in talks; Esrey leaves Sprint; Bush calls for $1.2B for non-oil cars. Top 5 Nanotech Breakthroughs Of 2002 Josh Wolfe, The Forbes/Wolfe Nanotech Report - 1/29/03 04:03:08 PM ET While stocks and venture capital had a dismal year, the science of nanotechnnology soared.

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