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

• Another step
  by Alix Stuart
• Money sense overseas: how to secure your finances when on assignment abroad
  by Art Detman
• Audio now visual: the venerable office telephone finally joins the digital age
  by Elaine Appleton Grant
• Far from settled
  by Mary Ellen Oliverio
• Business outlook survey: CFO optimism hits a record low as credit-market worries spread to the finance department
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• Board buddies: directors with finance expertise often form bonds with management's CFO
  by Kate Plourd
• Second Life's John Zdanowski
  by Alan Rappeport
• Still hitting the ceiling
  by Diane Dutton
• If you build it, will they come? Despite declarations that geography no longer matters, finance centers are wing for supremacy
  by Alan Rappeport
• PetSmart
• Fear factors: six banking executives discuss their concerns about the credit crunch and its ever-widening implications
  by Vincent Ryan
• As time goes by
  by Milton Bulloch
• No big deal: the credit crunch may have knocked the blockbuster out of favor, but middle-market M&A remains quite healthy
  by Karen M. Kroll
• IDT
• Tying the knot
  by Alix Stuart
• Thomas and his Washington friends
  by Alix Stuart
• The long trail: the government's tallying of Indian trust money may well be the most ambitious accounting project in U.S. history. It's also the most controversial
  by John Goff
• Jenny Craig
• Crisis? What crisis?
  by Laura DeMars
• Who owns your stock? For CFOs, it's a critical question that doesn't always have an easy answer
  by Kate O'Sullivan
• Blue Nile
• Amicus interruptus
  by Roy Harris
• A turning point
  by Julia Homer
• Rewriting the rules: everything you thought you knew about accounting is about to change. Is there any reason to smile?
  by Michelle Leder
• Univest
• Wellness may get better
  by Laura DeMars
• Only the strong shall thrive: financially sound companies find gold in credit Mayhem even as weaker players fear the game is up
  by Avital Louria Hahn
• Transmeta
• Correction
• Include me out
  by Kate Plourd
• Appraising the roof
  by Scott Leibs
• Land of opportunity: can foreign banks succeed where U.S. megabanks failed to tread?
  by Vincent Ryan
• Pointing fingers
  by Kate Plourd
• The Beijing Summer Olympics will undoubtedly be a success—but at what cost?
  by Wu Chen
• Fees under fire.
  by Kate Plourd
• One nation left behind: the race to cut compliance-based capital has begun, and U.S. banks are trailing the pack—badly
  by Rob Garver
• The battle for influence
  by Michael A. Gumport
• The age of anxiety