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Articles in Sept 2006 issue of CFO: Magazine for Senior Financial Executives

• The spring-loaded options trap
  by Alix Nyberg Stuart
• CA
• Deep pockets, getting deeper
• Private club: opportunity is knocking for CFOs who have the skills that private-equity firms demand
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• IRS seeks truth in Veritas deal
  by Karen M. Kroll
• Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia
• Buy it back, and then? Share repurchases could fuel a surging M&A market as buyers use the stock to make acquisitions
  by Don Durfee
• Transmeta
• Continuing gains for domestic partners
• Dot Hill Systems
• What lies behind those "rational" decisions? A pioneering book applies behavioral finance to the CFO's world
  by Edward Teach
• Energen
• Booking trips the old-fashioned way
  by Laura DeMars
• Enron, RIP
  by Julia Homer
• Three's a crowd: Phelps Dodge's attempt to merge with a pair of other companies—again—shows why such triple plays are rare
  by Roy Harris
• Devry
• Verbatim.
  by Eugene O'Kelly
• The real economies of electric
  by D.A. James
• U.S. Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty
  by Lori Calabro
• Rockefeller Foundation
• Def on the aisle: in-store or in-house, businesses are relying on digital-television networks to get their message out
  by Russ Banham
• Checkups on providers miss the mark
  by Rob Garver
• Numbers crunch
• Electro Scientific Industries
• The case for clarity: you know about the cost of Sarbox. What about the benefits?
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• States go their own way
  by Allan Richter
• Standing on principles: in a world with more regulation than ever, can the accounting rule book be thrown away?
  by Alix Nyberg Stuart
• Nuvelo
• Delayed in the USA: infrastructure woes aren't just a third-world problem, they also pose a major "last-mile" headache for American businesses from coast to coast
  by John Goff
• Bulldog accounting?
  by Allan Richter
• Progress report
  by Don Durfee
• Anna's Linens
• The 2006 working capital survey
• What's your financial style?
  by Joseph McCafferty
• Will fair value fly? Fair value accounting could change the very basis of corporate finance
  by Ronald Fink
• City under a cloud
  by Stephen Taub
• In defense of the AICPA
  by Leslie Murphy
• Sowing the seeds of your legacy: want to get in touch with your inner Warren Buffett? There are new ways to do just that
  by Chuck Jaffe
• Don't even mention it
• How low can it go? Companies continue to reduce working-capital levels, and they have 450 billion reasons to keep at it
  by Randy Myers
• Rising to the Pepsi challenge
  by Joseph McCafferty