June 14, 2010 Vol. 161 No. 8 / Fortune Asia / Special investor's issue

44 OUR 2010 RETIREMENT GUIDE: YOU CAN STILL WIN
Are you worried? It's time for a new plan.
BY GEOFF COLVIN

48 THE TOP PICKS OF 25 GREAT INVESTORS
PLUS: Three undiscovered mutual funds.
INTERVIEW: T. Rowe Price chairman Brian Rogers: You can bet on the recovery.

62 THE SENATOR WHO WANTS TO SAVE YOUR RETIREMENT
Herb Kohl is working to fix target-date funds.
BY KATIE BENNER

66 ROBERT ARNOTT'S MAGIC FORMULA
His new approach to indexing has trounced the markets. How does he do it?
BY SHAWN TULLY

75 BRAZIL AND INDIA EMERGE
Where to invest when so many markets are uncertain.
BY TIM GRAY

78 FIVE GREAT PLACES TO RETIRE
With prices falling, now could be the time to score a sweet second home.
BY BETH KOWITT AND MELANIE LINDNER

10 | EDITOR'S DESK

11 | LETTERS

84 | BING!

FIRST

13 | ON TO THE NEXT THING
Retired, but the music never stops.
BY BRAD NELSON

14 | CLOSER LOOK
Web 2.0: The party's over.
BY JESSI HEMPEL

16 | WORLD'S MOST ADMIRED COMPANIES
Singapore Airlines.
BY SCOTT CENDROWSKI

18 | EDUCATION
The math and science challenge.
BY DAVID A. KAPLAN

20 | BRIEFING
Cuckoo for coconut water, the risks of remote working, and more.

22 | PURSUITS
The ultimate outdoor grill.
BY SHIVANI VORA

24 | BRAINSTORM GREEN
A motorcycle on a mission.
BY BRIAN DUMAINE

TECH

25 | THE FUTURE IS NOW
Touchscreens touch back: Haptic technology uses vibrations to provide feedback to users.

26 | TECH @ WORK
With the economy growing, CEOs want chief information officers to help with marketing and sales. Let's see if the techies are ready to step up.
BY JON FORTT

28 | TECHMATE
Facebook for business: Can a corporate "social" network really help employees get their work done?
BY JON FORTT AND MICHAEL V. COPELAND

CAREER

29 | THE WAY WE WORK
Many senior-level job seekers spend hours a day applying for positions on the major online job boards窶俳nly to get little feedback and fewer offers. Here's why.
BY JENA MCGREGOR

32 | COACHING
I retired. Now how do I unretire? Expert advice from Ken Dychtwald.
INTERVIEW BY BETH KOWITT

34 | FIELD TEST
Hiring, firing, motivation, management: We covered all of that in my two days at the training arm of Zingerman's, the famous deli in Ann Arbor.
BY VICKIE ELMER

36 | 100 BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR
REI is one of the most progressive companies around when it comes to gay employees.
BY CHRISTOPHER TKACZYK

Opinion

40 | Worried about the violent swings in the stock market? Here's the advice I give my own family.
BY ALLAN SLOAN

42 | A fresh look at immigration: What happens when the "best and brightest" leave home?
BY MICHAEL ELLIOTT

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