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

• Tangled up in tasks: multitasking and frequent interruptions are inescapable aspects of office life, but they can exact a toll
  by Edward Teach
• read all about it
• Cheap talk or deaf ears?
  by Stephen Taub
• You oughta be on YouTube
  by John Goff
• Growing problems: focused on growth and more reliant on overseas suppliers, companies have let inventories swell
  by Randy Myers
• Most-read articles
• A toxic mess
  by Laura DeMars
• A shell by any other name? "Special purpose" companies offer an intriguing prospect for going public in this conservative IPO market
  by Karen M. Kroll
• Whistle-blowers never win
• Do companies do good well?
  by Scott Leibs
• Sempra Energy's: Mark Snell
  by Marie Leone
• Color bind
  by Julia Homer
• Patents bending
  by Karen M. Kroll
• 5 years and accounting: Part 1 of 3: in the wake of Sarbanes-Oxley, the policies, politics, and practices that shape corporate finance remain far from settled
  by Scott Leibs
• Getting past the gap
  by Bernard J. Milano
• If it's Tuesday, this must be …
  by Vincent Ryan
• Give them credit: before GE could reach out to Chinese consumers, it had to learn to work with Chinese banks
  by Don Durfee
• Another ultra heard from
  by Reiss Gunson
• Backstage pacification
  by Alix Stuart
• Drowning in data: the new compensation disclosure rules deliver plenty of information. Too bad much of it doesn't make sense
  by Michelle Leder
• Clarification
• Privatization of water
  by Alan Singer
• How green was my tally
  by Kate Galbraith
• This land is your land: changes afoot in lease accounting will have dramatic effects on retail and REIT balance sheets
  by Alan Rappeport
• Wary of integration
  by Anton Mattli
• Business outlook survey: CFOs don't like what they see, and are reining in spending
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• Slow justice
  by Laura Demars
• Correction
• The Chinese people's embrace of the stock market tests the government's tolerance for criticism
  by Wu Chen
• Glazed over, in a good way
  by Laura Demars
• Marching to different drummers
  by Joseph McCafferty
• Lease or liability?
• Blowin' in the wind
• The onus of bonus: getting a handle on incentive compensation is no small task. Software can help
  by Elaine Grant