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                  <p>In this issue<br />February 06, 2012 / Fortune Asia / Volume 165<br /><br />36 The Secrets Apple Keeps<br />Undercover meetings! Stealth product developments! In his new book, Fortune<br />senior editor-at-large ADAM LASHINSKY finds out what it's really like to work<br />at Apple and how its secretive behavior pays off.<br /><br />46 THE 100 BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR<br />Larry Page: The Fortune Interview<br />In an exclusive Q&A, Google's co-founder and CEO explains how he built a No.1<br />workplacend why it matters.<br />BY ADAM LASHINSKY<br /><br />48 Salesforce's Happy Workforce<br />Marc Benioff has the mind of a fox and the body of a bear. He's also a super salesman<br />who's built a Bay Area giant that employees love for being prosperous and good.<br />BY DAVID A. KAPLAN<br /><br />57 The 2012 List<br />For the 15th year, Fortune names the top workplaces in corporate America. The<br />Best Companies plan to fill more than 70,000 jobs this year.<br />BY MILTON MOSKOWITZ AND ROBERT LEVERING<br /><br />66 The Solo Economy<br />A record number of Americans now live by themselvesnd they spend $1.9 trillion<br />per year. Businesses are beginning to take notice.<br />BY ERIC KLINENBERG<br /><br />6 FIRST<br />By the Numbers<br /><br />Southern Co. builds the first U.S. nuclear plant in 30 years.<br />BY ANNE VANDERMEY<br /><br />9 FIRST<br />The Briefing<br />The super PACs behind the GOP, boosting employee brainpower, and more.<br /><br />10 FIRST<br />Closer Look<br />Corn ethanol and the food-fuel dilemma.<br />BY SCOTT CENDROWSKI<br /><br />11 FIRST<br />The Best Advice I Ever Got<br />Bob Rodriguez of First Pacific Advisors.<br />INTERVIEW BY ELLEN FLORIAN<br /><br />14 FIRST<br />World's Most Admired Companies<br />Limited Brands (parent of Victoria's Secret) is rockin'.<br />BY SCOTT CENDROWSKI AND ANNE VANDERMEY<br /><br />16 VENTURE<br />David vs. Goliath<br />How three small firms grew in the land of the giants.<br />BY ELAINE POFELDT<br /><br />17 CAREER<br />The Real Way to Build a Network<br />LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman explains how to do it right, in an excerpt from<br />his new book, The Start-Up of You.<br /><br />22 CAREER<br />Game Changers<br />Reid Hoffman has taken social networking to a new level, professionally and<br />personally.<br />BY JESSI HEMPEL<br /><br />23 TECH<br />Brainstorm<br />Tiny polling site Wayin hopes to get a lift from presidential campaignsnd<br />co-founder Scott McNealy.<br />BY MIGUEL HELFT<br /><br />25 INVEST<br />Why You Shouldn't Blame ETFs<br />Critics say the popular funds are causing stocks to swing wildly together. Is<br />there proof?<br />BY SCOTT CENDROWSKI<br /><br />27 INVEST<br />Three Ways to Find Yield<br />ETFs offer a wealth of smart options in the hunt for healthy dividends.<br />BY AMY FELDMAN<br /><br />28 INVEST<br />Wealth Adviser<br />Becoming your kid's mortgage lender.<br />BY JANICE REVELL<br /><br />72 Bing!<br />ACKNOWLEDGMENT<br />The gold photographed for the cover and inside articles of Fortune's Investor's<br />Guide 2012 (Dec. 26) was generously provided by Manfra Tordella & Brookes.<br /><br />OPINION<br />29 Allan Sloan<br />One way to stimulate the economy: Have Wall Street bail out Main Street.<br /><br />31 Geoff Colvin<br />Today's headlines reflect a world in chaos. That may be good news.<br /><br />32 Sheila Bair<br />Why it's time to break up the "too big to fail" banks.<br /><br />33 John Cassidy<br />Can "Super Mario" save Europend America's economy too?<br /><br />+ fortune.com<br /><br />EVERYTHING WE KNOW, THE MINUTE WE KNOW IT.<br /><br />ON THE COVER<br /><br />PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY SEAN McCABE </p>
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