Articles from Chief Executive (U.S.) (December 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A Lotus blossoms: the new Elise roadster is sweet temptation.	Holstein, William J.	Product/Service Evaluation	519
Adopting open source software: the Linux wave is cresting--and it will change everything.	Messman, Jack		1269
Backlash over regulatory restraint.			420
Beating the cyber threat: CEOs must invest in a new generation of IT.	Khosla, Pradeep K.		1235
Darts & roses.		Brief Article	76
Darts & roses.		Brief Article	75
Don't blame the Rubenesque; Unhealthy employees: corporate drain--or gain?	Queenan, Joe		715
Don't cry for me, Adelaide.	Marsh, Virginia		340
Fixing America's educational system: it's clear that government alone cannot correct all the problems.	Barrett, Craig R.		1020
Fixing health care.	Lester, Howard "A.J."		520
How Big Pharma blew it: bad choices and PR gaffes have finally caught up with the drug industry.	Hawthorne, Fran		2313
How to choose your No. 2: it's no small task to find someone who is content to complement you now--with the skills to take your job later.	Buss, Dale		2189
Improving the quality of life: we must fix health care without sacrificing medical innovation.	Collins, Art		1411
Improving third world health: to display social responsibility, CEOs must respond to urgent needs.	Vasella, Daniel		1188
In search of solutions: solving the health care crisis will mean a joint effort by CEOs, patients and providers.	Mitchell, Russ		3196
Invest in security.	Pellegrino, Greg	Brief Article	221
Keeping stability in Korea: the peninsula is crucially important for the region.	Greenberg, M.R.		736
Making diversity a profitable reality: CEOs should strive harder to build diversity. It makes business sense.	Johnston, Larry		1406
Meeting the RFID challenge.	Mitchell, Kate	Letter to the Editor	320
Mogul mania: at a radical ski school in Aspen, a former Apple exec trains corporate types for the toughest slopes.	Potter, Everett		1542
On the mobility of jobs.		Editorial	239
Reforming governance: companies must go beyond rules to focus on issues of character.	Sonnenfeld, Jeffrey		1187
Rethinking IT outsourcing: CEOs want a new kind of competition among suppliers.	Greenberg, Jerry A.		1268
Securing America and the world: there's much more CEOs need to achieve.	Smith, Frederick W.		1245
Seeing over the next hill.	Holstein, William J.		455
Spitzer's climate of fear.		Editorial	454
The new (casino) economy.	Naft, Barry	Letter to the Editor	158
The survivor: Jim Rohr has beaten challenges, and odds, at PNC.	Prince, C.J.		1016
The three capitals of China: which one is right for your Chinese HQ?	Fannin, Rebecca		2334
Will Sun rise again? Scott McNealy is betting on his No. 2 to turn Sun around.	Orr, Andrea		1723