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Articles in Feb 2004 issue of CFO: Magazine for Senior Financial Executives

• Truth or jail - from the editor - Editorial
  by Julia Homer
• Who'll follow the script? - Compensation - Panel Discussion
  by Lori Calabro
• Cheese it, the states! Corporate wrong-doers are finding state cops more aggressive than the feds
  by Tim Reason
• Looking at property tax - letters to the editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Norman J. Quinn, III
• No more free ride? - Tax
• Everything in moderation: now that companies have successfully slimmed down, many are in a far better position to reinvest
  by Lori Calabro
• Some things don't change - letters to the editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Jim De Carlo
• An industry shoulder to lean on - Networking - associations - Brief Article
• Judgment calls: recent shareholder suits may be opening cracks in the protection afforded by the business-judgment rule
  by Kris Frieswick
• Sarboxing: finance executives continue to grapple with section 404 of Sarbanes-Oxley. So far, it's unclear who's winning
  by John Goff
• Last to first - newswatch - Compex Technologies Inc - Brief Article
• Spy vs. spy: companies are spending billions on network security, but staying ahead of hackers may be a pipe dream - techwatch
  by Esther Shein
• Embattled Charter Communications Inc - CFOs on the move - Brief Article
• Now hiring
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• Is 10 year's enough - Enron
  by Joseph McCafferty
• AMR Corp - CFOs on the move - Brief Article
• For whom bell toils
  by Kris Frieswick
• India ink - Research
  by Don Durfee
• Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc - CFOs on the move - Krispy Kreme Doughnut Corp - Brief Article
• Restarting the spin cycle
  by Kris Frieswick
• Oracle's new business suite
  by Craig Schneider
• The medicare reform effect - Benefits - Brief Article
  by Joan Urdang
• The mezzanine machine
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• 10 surprises to stretch your thinking: 2004 through the looking glass
  by Byron Wien
• Citigroup back in the storm - Structured Finance
  by Tim Reason
• New terrain: governance reform is not just on the table, it's a done deal. Where does that leave CFOs? - mostly
  by Scott Leibs
• Bum Steer?
  by John Edwards
• Capital without the venture: in today's static venture-capital markets, only the safest early-stage firms get the money
  by Roy Harris
• Sarbanes-Oxley and outsourcing - Featured in February
• Poor move? Property tax is one of the biggest tax expenses companies have-and the hardest to manage
  by Tim Reason