SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2005

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2005
BARRON'S COVER Week of November 28 Family Foundations by Suzanne McGee INVESTING IN PHILANTHROPY -- Family foundations are proliferating, despite the obstacles. Great cachet, but look before you leap. No-Hassle Philanthropy by Jack Willoughby Giving and Getting by Joseph F. Gelband MORE THIS WEEK'S MAGAZINE THE TRADER  Hey, Wait For Me! by Michael Santoli A buying panic propels stocks to new yearly highs. INTERNATIONAL TRADER - EUROPE Axa's Innovation by Vito J. Racanelli INTERNATIONAL TRADER - ASIA Seoul Music by Leslie P. Norton MORE MARKETS TECHNOLOGY TRADER  Stars Misalign for SanDisk by Bill Alpert Is there enough demand for NAND flash-memory chips to reward all the producers? A crucial question for SanDisk. PLUGGED IN Palatin's New Sexual-Dysfunction Drug May Be Nothing to Sniff At by Jay Palmer ELECTRONIC INVESTOR Let's Get Technical by Kathy Yakal MORE TECHNOLOGY Lessons of a So-So Year by Lawrence C. Strauss and Jack Willoughby Roundtable panelists Robert Schulman, Steven Tananbaum and George Kellner assess the hedge-fund industry and offer predictions for 2006. MORE FUNDS/Q&A

 

UP AND DOWN WALL STREET  Cut and Run by Alan Abelson Speculation on exit strategies is not limited to Iraq. Some examples from everyday living. A simple strategy for investors in an exuberant market. Sizing up CBOT shares. SPEAKING OF DIVIDENDS Image Enhancers by Shirley A. Lazo D.C. CURRENT Sizing Up the Food Fight by Jim McTague