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

• Donation nation
  by Julia Homer
• Even better than the real thing
  by Esther Shein
• The 2006 capital spending scorecard
• Eastern Mountain Sports
• Another take on corporate social responsibility
  by A.M. Carter, Jr.
• Tuition magicians: when financial-aid prospects are dim, some parents find smart ways to boost their children's college funds
  by Marie Leone
• Correction
• The year of living strategically: while private-equity bids got lots of attention, some public-company mergers aimed to remake their industries in 2006
  by Roy Harris
• Mineral Technologies
• In whose best interest?
  by Karen Kroll
• It's not who you know, it's how many: what's in your wallet? For fans of "extreme networking," lots and lots of business cards
  by Laura DeMars
• Comment on this
  by Rob Garver
• Bank of New York's Bruce Van Saun
  by Edward Teach
• Susan Decker
• Links still missing
  by Laura DeMars
• Beyond the Ivory Tower
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• Are your workers engaged?
• The last mile: why is it still so hard to engage line managers in budgeting?
  by Don Durfee
• Cleveland-Cliffs
• Backdating nibbles
  by Rob Garver
• A CFO's search for revenue
  by Laura DeMars
• Face time
  by Lori Calabro
• Give & take: as state economic-development teams offer tax breaks to attract companies, revenue departments seek to get that money back
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• American Reprographics
• Ready for risk aversion?
  by Alix Nyberg Stuart
• Inflection point
  by Lori Calabro
• Insult to injury: already bruised by backdating scandals, companies may face an unexpected tax hit as well
  by Alix Nyberg Stuart
• Taking a busman's holiday
  by Gareth Goh
• Verbatim
• Putting a cap on capex: even companies that spend big are working harder to make sure they spend smarter
  by Randy Myers
• All the news that's fit to sue
  by John P. Mello, Jr.
• Business outlook survey: tentative optimism rings in the new year
  by Joseph McCafferty
• Chase Corp
• Blinded by the light: how the "halo effect" distorts our view of company performance
  by Edward Teach
• View from Asia: Asia's growing self-confidence turns a conference into a town meeting
  by Tom Leander
• Lin TV
• Misgivings: recent studies raise an uncharitable question: is nonprofit accounting off track?
  by Joseph McCafferty
• Follow the e-mail trail: new federal rules governing electronic-document storage may catch some businesses unaware
  by John Edwards
• Merrill Lynch