分辑英文题名：Bloomberg businessweek volume

Social Class
  Passage One   Can the Government Afford Retirement?
  Passage Two   Manage Your Marriage Like a Business
  Passage Three Defusing South Asia's Demographic Time Bomb
  Passage Four  Anxiety's on the Menu for People With Food Allergies
  Passage Five   Stricter Rules Can Steer Kids Away From TV
  Passage Six   Sachs to EU: Food Aid Won't Solve Crisis
  Passage Seven Overweight Young Adults Often Have Overweight Friends, Sweethearts
  Passage Eight How Old Is Too Old to Work?
  Passage Nine  Many Parents Fret Over Time Kids Spend on Phones, Computers
  Passage Ten   Why Friends Matter at Work and in Life
Culture and Education
  Passage One   Social Media Burst into Europe's B-schools
  Passage Two   European Universities Face Budget Cuts
  Passage Three Europe Needs More Science Students
  Passage Four  For Kids, Two Languages Can Be as Easy as One
  Passage Five   Big Schools May Not Be So Bad
  Passage Six  Better Teachers Make for Stronger Young Readers
  Passage Seven  Foreign-Trained Doctors as Good as U.S.-Trained Counterparts
  Passage Eight  Teaching the Facebook Generation
  Passage Nine   Apple's Startup Culture
  Passage Ten   For Business Schools, Culture Matters
Economy
  Passage One   A Pending Threat to Patents
  Passage Two   Top Managers Are Quitting, Without a New Job
  Passage Three A False Spring for U.S. Homebuilders?
  Passage Four  Britain Shocked by Worsening Trade Deficit
  Passage Five   IMF Offers Bleak View of British Economy
  Passage Six  Europeans Wary of Cross-Border E-shopping
  Passage Seven British Software Industry Is Still Alive
  Passage Eight  Decline in British Manufacturing Slows
  Passage Nine  Gap Between Rich and Poor in U.S. Drawn Along Geographic Lines..:
  Passage Ten   Don't Overlook Jobs Created by Failed Businesses
Science and Technology
  Passage One  Facebook Codifies the Green Data Center
  Passage Two  Nanotech May Extend Life, Futurist Says
  Passage Three Can Supercomputers Help Japan Predict Earthquakes?
  Passage Four  Printing in 3D Gets Practical
  Passage Five  Artificial Intelligence Goes Mobile
  Passage Six   Bloom Energy's Fuel Cell Breakthrough
  Passage Seven Making Meters Smarter, Home by Home
  Passage Eight Dakim: Keeping Seniors Mentally Active
  Passage Nine  How Mattel Can Get Into Your Head
  Passage Ten   New On the Menu: Genetically Modified Salmon?
Health
  Passage One   Exercise Can Quiet Anxiety That Comes With Illness
  Passage Two   Marriage Ends, Health Declines
  Passage Three Poor Education May Lead to Poor Health
  Passage Four  Drink a Little Wine, Live a Little Longer
  Passage Five  Aging Population Could Send Cancer Costs
  Soaring
  Passage Six   Calling a Food 'Healthy' May Make You Hungrier
  Passage Seven 'Locally Grown' May Mean Healthier, But Not Always
  Passage Eight 'Organic' May Not Mean Healthier
  Passage Nine  Smoking May Raise Risk of Death in Women With Breast Cancer
  Passage Ten   Women Who Marry Younger Men May Die Earlier