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Fortune Magazine July 25, 2005 America The 97-Lb Weakling VG The item being pictured in this listing is the exactly the same item you will receive. This item is in great shape for its age. See detailed photos. Please check picture for condition purposes. We do offer combined shipping, just ask. All of our items come with a plastic protective covering. Minor wear on edges. See photos. COVER STORIES / CAN AMERICANS COMPETE? 70 The 97-Pound Weakling? In the relentless, global, tech-driven, cost-cutting struggle for business, America isn’t ready. Here’s what to do about it. A call to arms. By Geoffrey Colvin 85 Viewpoint: This Superpower Isn’t Doomed to Decline Yes, the rise of Asia is a challenge. But it’s not the end of the world. By Justin Fox 89 Why China Scares Big Oil In the battle for Unocal, state-backed CNOOC has Beijing’s deep pockets behind it. Is that fair? By Nelson D. Schwartz 58 Clash of the Corporate Kingmakers Tom Neff, fresh from bagging John Mack for Morgan Stanley and Jim McNerney for Boeing, is the headhunter of the moment. But his archrival Gerry Roche won’t stand for that. By Patricia Sellers TECHNOLOGY SPECIAL REPORT / AN ORAL HISTORY 144 Remembering Netscape: The Birth of the Web Picture a world without Google or eBay or Amazon. That was reality just a decade ago. The company that changed it—bringing us into the Internet age—was a brilliant flash in the pan called Netscape. For the tenth anniversary of its IPO, FORTUNE recruited dozens of players to tell the story of the startup in their own words. By Adam Lashinsky 170[C] INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY Hybrid Magic for Trucks Package-delivery vans that make dozens of stops and starts every day can now run more cleanly on less fuel. By Stuart F. Brown