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Articles in Nov 2007 issue of CFO: Magazine for Senior Financial Executives

• China's next miracle?
  by Vincent Ryan
• Delta Air Lines: Edward Bastian
  by Lori Calabro
• How low can they go?
  by Alix Stuart
• Who's next: succession planning should be a critical exercise in finance. Too bad so many companies avoid it
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• Good grooming
  by Julia Homer
• See you at the office
  by Karen M. Kroll
• The essential skills: to ascend to the CFO's office, you need much more than financial acumen
  by Alix Stuart
• Accounting for Indian lands
  by Jeff Zippin
• Virtual agreement
  by Alex Stuart
• The cash trap: cash may be a comfort in an uncertain economy, but it can also be a drag on shareholder value
  by Randy Myers
• Second-tier benefits
  by Jacob Cynamon
• Stuck in a rut: despite years of investing in IT, outsourcing, and process improvements, finance departments still spend too much time on routine tasks
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• Debt in disguise: the boundaries between receivables securitizations and loans are blurring
  by Vincent Ryan
• Health care is local
  by Karen Costa-Natario
• View from Asia: charity begins at home for Indian companies that want to expand the domestic market
  by Tom Leander
• Fourth and goal: to buff up their fourth-quarter numbers, companies often play games with working capital. Unfortunately, the shine doesn't last, according to REL's Year-End Gamesmanship Scorecard
  by Edward Teach
• Innovators' dilemma
  by Avital Louria Hahn
• Group therapy: groupthink can result in spectacularly bad decisions, but the malady can be prevented
  by Alix Stuart
• Can this retirement be saved? When spouses disagree about when, where, and how to retire, each may wonder just what they were working for all those years
  by Clint Willis
• Bitter medicine
  by Lori Calabro
• The host with the most: SAP boldly goes where a number of other software vendors have already gone
  by John Edwards
• What goes around
  by Kate Plourd
• Lights, camera, audits!
  by Kate Plourd
• Wireless transfer
• Farewell to a finance Whiz
  by Kate Plourd
• Losses jump, spending doesn't
• Buying American: as Middle Eastern and Asian industrial powers supplant private equity as acquirers of U.S. companies, some targets gain advantage
  by Avital Louria Hahn
• The road ahead
  by Russ Banham